Douglas Elliman Gifts Town $50,000 for Good Ground Park
A check for the funds was presented by Carl Benincasa, Regional Vice President of Sales for the Hamptons, and accepted by Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman.
Celebration of the Lives of Margaret Logan and Charles Coulter
A Celebration of the Lives of Margaret Logan (1936 - 2017) and Charles Coulter (1936 - 2017), lately of Southampton Village, will be held on Sunday, April 22, at 2 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the South Fork.
Breathe: Earth Day Celebration & Wellness Weekend
The South Fork Natural History Museum will do its part to commemorate the occasion with an Earth Day Celebration & Wellness Weekend, starting Friday at 7 p.m.
A Conversation With Stephen Sanfilippo
Mr. Sanfilippo, a retired professor of maritime history who currently lives in Maine, will bring the songs of the 19th century Sag Harbor and Greenport whalers to the John Jermain Memorial Library during a program titled “How Many a Tale the Music Tells” on April 26.
Route 114 Road Work to Begin Tuesday, DOT Says
Road resurfacing on Route 114 is expected to begin Tuesday, April 17, on a 4.5-mile stretch between Stephen Hands Path and Division Street
Preservation Long Island Recognizes Sag Harbor Historian, Library
Longtime local historian Zachary Studenroth and the recently restored and renovated John Jermain Memorial Library are being lauded by Preservation Long Island.
Role of Immigration on East End is Subject of League Forum
The Immigration Reform Act of 1986, which provided limited amnesty while stepping up enforcement, has led to a growing underground economy, resulting in the current debate over immigration.
The Wharf Shop Celebrates 50 Years in Sag Harbor
Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington, who co-own the toy store, are celebrating the shop’s 50th anniversary in business on Main Street in Sag Harbor.
Students — and their Parents — March for Their Lives in Sag Harbor
March for Our Lives was a national day of protest against gun violence and a rally for gun control organized by student survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Sag Harbor Cinema Project Takes Another Step Forward
It’s early spring, and Nick Gazzolo and April Gornik, the president and vice president of the Sag Harbor Partnership, say they can feel a certain lightness in the air surrounding the organization’s Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center project. It’s blossoming.
Calling Sag Harbor to Action on ‘Place Making’
“The places that people most love in the world have the biggest parking problems ... It can be an indicator that a community doesn’t have a broader vision for itself.
Suffolk County Honors Scout Leader
Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming presented Linda M. Blowe, a Girl Scout Troop Leader from East Hampton, with the 2018 “Woman of Distinction” award on March 20.
Celebrate Easter in Sag Harbor
The Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce, the Sag Harbor Garden Center and the Sag Harbor Lions Club will bring Easter to Sag Harbor this Saturday and Sunday, with their annual petting zoo, Easter bonnet parade and Easter egg hunt.
Express Sessions Parking Conversation Shows Need for Wider Vision
By a show of hands, in a room filled with about 60 guests, about five people raised their hands on Friday when asked if they thought Sag Harbor had a shortage of parking spaces for everyone — residents and visitors alike — in the village.
A Conversation With Noah Salaway
Mr. Salaway, a Ross School and Hayground School alumnus who has a degree in game design from New York University, explained the tabletop game phenomenon this week to The Sag Harbor Express.
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