Partnership to Honor Wharf Shop Founder Nada Barry
For her many contributions to Sag Harbor, the Partnership will honor Ms. Barry with its 2018 Community Service Award on October 21 at a celebration at Baron’s Cove.
Tiny House vs. Mansion
Which one would you choose to live in: a tiny house with 350 square feet, or a 20-room mansion from the Gilded Age?
Anderson and Nueman Honored for Service to Noyac
John Anderson and Charles “Chuck” Neuman were honored on Tuesday, September 18, by Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming and New York State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr.
Ira Gasman, 76
The lyricist Ira Gasman, who lived for many years on Partridge Drive in Sag Harbor and contributed columns to The Sag Harbor Express, died October 6 of heart failure. At age 76, he had lived his dream to write for Broadway.
A Conversation with Toby Spitz and Chris Tice Sr.
The Friends of the Library is a nonprofit organization that exists to support the John Jermain Memorial Library in its efforts to serve all of Sag Harbor — young and old, every race and religion, and everyone in between. But right now, the Friends need to make a few more “friends.”
‘Sag Harbor’ Sign Restoration Is Complete
You can’t have a sign that says “Sag Harbor” without both the “Sag” and the “Harbor,” and thanks to a joint restoration effort, the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center will have both parts of its iconic neon “Sag Harbor” sign back when it finishes rebuilding the historic cinema.
Mashashimuet Park to Temporarily Close Playground
The Parks and Recreation Association of Sag Harbor has announced that Tuesday, October 9, will be the start date to build a new playground and that the work will take six weeks.
Music Festival Packs Sag Harbor with Dancing in the Streets
With perfect weather conditions setting the stage for the eithth annual Sag Harbor American Music Festival, event organizers said it was the most successful festival to date.
Parkinson’s Patients Find Relief — Through Dance
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Center for Parkinson’s Disease launched a new Dance for Parkinson’s program this past summer with the help of community collaborator, the Hampton Ballet Theatre School in Bridgehampton.
Murf’s Backstreet Tavern Sold for $3.1 Million
Murf's Backstreet Tavern, the local Sag Harbor watering hole known for its friendly bartenders, popular dartboard, ring toss game, jukebox and late-night last calls, has been sold for $3.1 million.
Heather Kilpatrick, 72
Heather Kilpatrick, 72, died on the morning of Thursday, September 20 in the Sag Harbor home she has shared with her husband, Stephen Byers, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
Denise Koegel, 64
Denise Koegel (née Theinert), 64, of Merrick, passed away on September 10, 2018, at Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre after a brief illness.
In Latest Relief Effort, ARF Rescues Dogs from South Carolina
Staff members from ARF, as the shelter is known on the South Fork, returned Sunday from their second trip to hurricane-soaked Horry County, South Carolina, with 27 dogs displaced by the natural disaster. On their first trip last week, they rescued 25.
A Conversation With Jeri Moomaw
Jeri Moomaw, the founder and executive director of Innovations Human Trafficking Collaborative, based in Olympia, Washington, will be a presenter during two events this week at Stony Brook Southampton aimed at eliminating human trafficking.
East End Group Launched in Support of Gender Equality
Denise F. Keane, the recently retired general counsel of the Altria Group, Inc., is leading an effort on the East End to launch an organization she is calling S.A.G.E. East End, for Sustainable Actions for Gender Equality. Its first public event will be a “mix and mingle” in Sag Harbor on Saturday.
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Alliance of Russian and American Painters To Showcase at Grenning
“The Russian | American Painting Alliance” will open with a reception on Saturday, October 20, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Business: Fall Food Specials, Personal Training Deals, Kids Dial Day
Baron’s Cove’s new fall menu debuts with heritage pork shank with braised polenta, Brussels sprouts and natural jus, featuring pork raised at the Sag Harbor resort’s own 62-acre Beach Plum Farm.
‘The Wake of the Whale’ Felt in Sag Harbor
Sightings of pilot whales in the frigid Nordic waters have drawn residents of the Faroe Islands to their boats and beaches for nearly 1,000 years.