Old Meets New with Sag Harbor House Tour
The Sag Harbor House Tour on Friday, July 19, offers a walk through Sag Harbor history, from the Revolutionary War era to today.
OLA Hosts Gathering in Sag Harbor in Support of Immigrants
At the Christ Episcopal Church in Sag Harbor on July 3, Organización Latino-Americana of Eastern Long Island, or OLA—a nonprofit Latino advocacy agency—hosted a gathering to encourage community members to act locally to support immigrants right here.
Sag Harbor Historical Society To Host Gala Event on Friday
Sag Harbor Historical Society will hold what newly elected president Nancy French Achenbach called “probably the biggest fundraiser we’ve ever given” on Friday, July 5.
Independence Day Means Fireworks Abound
The Sag Harbor Yacht Club will sponsor the John A. Ward Independence Day Fireworks on Saturday, July 6, at approximately 9:30 p.m.
Rabbi Dan Geffen Celebrates 5 Years at Temple Adas Israel
“Being a rabbi is imprinted in his DNA,” said his wife, LuAnne “Lu” Geffen, who is also a Jewish educator and serves as the director of community engagement at Temple Adas Israel. “It’s been so a part of his milieu his entire life.”
Jesuit Ring Found in Garden Of Sylvester Manor Suggests Native American Habitation
Armed with shovels, trowels and screens, a team of researchers led by Dr. Stephen Mrozowski from the University of Massachusetts Boston last month began...
Lucille Claire Covell, 90
Lucille Claire Covell, formerly of Bridgehampton, died June 29, 2019, in hospice care in Florida.
One Final Morning Program
The Pierson High School senior graduating class of 2019 was presented to the students, faculty, family and friends at the Sag Harbor Elementary School...
Karl Grossman Leads Conversations About Jews on Long Island
As Karl Grossman’s audience expands, WPPB 88.3 FM has handed the journalist a microphone to talk about one of his favorite topics: Jews on the East End.
Plans for Semkus Memorial Push Forward
Drew Harvey is hopeful the Sag Harbor School Board of Education will approve the construction of the work-out station with a memorial plaque in memory of Michael Semkus at its next meeting.
Sag Harbor Remains a Special Place for Jews
Sag Harbor Village has always been a welcoming place for Jews, according to 89-year-old Gertrude Katz, who spoke at Temple Adas Israel on Friday evening about growing up Jewish in the village.
Leavitt and Brown Are Wed
Jessie Leavitt and Jason Brown were married Sunday, June 30, at The Parrish Museum in Water. Mill.
Sag Harbor Express and Press News Group To Merge Under Menus’ Leadership
With more than 280 years of history between them, two award-winning news organizations — The Sag Harbor Express and the Press News Group — have merged to form the largest media group on the South Fork.
Give #APintForJim on Friday
The Fourth Annual Jim Federico Memorial Blood Drive will take place on Friday, June 14, from noon to 8 p.m.
Library Use is on the Rise Across the East End
At Sag Harbor’s John Jermain Memorial Library, nearly everything is trending upward, according to library director Catherine Creedon
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Recalling The Time When Men Walked on the Moon
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