Sag Harbor Police Chief Says Reform Is An Ongoing Effort
Perhaps, the biggest concern raised at a community forum on police reform, conducted by Sag Harbor Village on December 9, was whether the village police department was doing everything possible to hire Black and Latino police officers when it had openings.
East Hampton Infections Have Doubled Since Start Of November
More East Hampton Town residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19 infections in November and the first two weeks of December than were found to have the disease in all of the first seven-and-a-half months of the coronavirus pandemic.
High Risk Winter High School Sports ‘Indefinitely Postponed’ By State
High Risk Winter High School Sports 'Indefinitely Postponed' By State
Sag Harbor Partnership Honors Ramunno and the Food Pantry with Community Service Award
Evelyn “Evie” Ramunno and the volunteers of the Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry were named the recipients of the Sag Harbor Partnership Community Service Award early this week.
Vaccines Are Coming, And They Work, But The End Of COVID Is A Long...
Infectious disease experts this week hailed the unprecedented speed with which COVID-19 vaccines have been created and the promise they provide for ending the pandemic, but also warned that numerous logistical hurdles mean it will still be a long time before the sort of “herd immunity” that can protect the general population will be achievable and that social distancing vigilance will still be needed for months.
January Could Be A ‘Really Dark Time For Us’ Fauci Says If Holiday Infection...
The nation’s top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, told New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on Monday that the month of January could be a very “dark time” for the state, and country as a whole, if the current trends of spreading COVID-19 infections continue through the December holidays.
Menu, Dodds To Lead Sag Harbor Chamber Of Commerce
Gavin Menu, the co-publisher of the Express News Group, which publishes the Sag Harbor Express, as well as the Southampton and East Hampton Press newspapers, was elected president, while Kelly Dodds, the director of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival, was picked to become vice president.
‘The Holiday Express’ To Help Local Families In Need
Through Christmas Eve, the publishers of The Sag Harbor Express, The Southampton Press, The East Hampton Press, and 27east.com will mount a campaign to raise money for four local charities, chosen because they provide direct aid to families in need on the South Fork.
Sag Harbor Village to Host Police Reform Meeting on Wednesday
Sag Harbor Village officials will meet with Sag Harbor Village Police Chief Austin J. McGuire on Wednesday, December 9, at 6 p.m., via Zoom, for a community meeting regarding the police reform initiative.
Fans Say Sag Harbor Postal Clerk Always Delivered
Rose Daniels, who retired this week after a 33-year career as a postal clerk — with most of that time spent in her adopted hometown of Sag Harbor — has little trouble naming her favorite stamp.
East End Clergy Brace for Restricted Holiday Season
East End Clergy Brace for Restricted Holiday Season
Local Hospitals See Rush Of Severe COVID-19 Cases As Second Surge Intensifies
A second wave of the coronavirus pandemic continued to explode across Long Island this past week, much like it did last spring, as government and health officials scrambled to find ways to tamp down the wildfire as well as prepare to defend against its onslaught.
Zoning Code Outdated And Ineffective, Consultant Tells Sag Harbor Village Board
Zoning Code Outdated And Ineffective, Consultant Tells Sag Harbor Village Board
Sag Harbor Couple Launches New Business App To Encourage Women To Walk More
Their fourth business venture together, 99 Walks (initially dubbed Project Maui) is the brainchild of Ms. Shulman and Mr. Cohen, and seeks to address what Ms. Shulman calls “a tremendous health and wellness crisis” in today’s modern world, especially for women and mothers.
Sag Harbor Chamber Hopes Holiday Promotions Will Light Up The Village
Just because COVID-19 is still among us does not mean the holidays will not be coming this year. To reinforce that notion, the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce is hosting the “Sag Harbor Friday Night Lights Holiday Festival” every Friday night from November 27, the day after Thanksgiving, until December 18, one week before Christmas.
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The Parrish Art Museum is Abuzz with Apiary Action
It’s not a practice one normally associates with a world-class art museum, but tucked away in a quiet corner of the expansive meadow surrounding the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill sit four beehives. And now, the honey that those bees have worked so hard to make all summer long has been jarred and labeled and is ready to come home for the holidays.
Lauren Lyons is Bending Fiction in the Most Colorful Way
Lauren Lyons has made it her mission to tell stories through the photographs she takes: Amy, a naked, painted woman smokes a cigarette as she sits on a public toilet; a spiky-haired man named John stands in front of a vibrant, pink backdrop — he wears trousers made of candy, an “Eat Me” T-shirt and a sneer; Carolyn, a woman covered in mud, crawls on the ground toward the camera under the darkness of night. Though Lyons controls every aspect of what appears in the frame — from the models and costumes to the color scheme, props and setting — the responsibility of ultimately determining what story the image is telling lies with the viewer.
Take A Guided Tour of Parrish Art Museum’s ‘Field of Dreams’
This week, the Parrish Art Museum offers socially-distanced, docent-led walking tours of Field of Dreams, the museum’s inaugural outdoor sculpture exhibition, as well as the opportunity to meet artist Scott Bluedorn who will guide visitors through his Road Show project “Bonac Blind.”