Town Attorney Recalls Brother’s Courageous Sacrifice In The North Tower On September 11, 2001
Town Attorney Recalls Brother's Courageous Sacrifice In The North Tower On September 11, 2001
State Wants You To Pick Pumpkins And Apples, But Keep Your Distance
But in the age of COVID-19, an autumn trip to the farm will not be as simple as it used to be, although guidance recently issued by the office of Governor Andrew Cuomo aims to clarify the steps that need to be taken.
As far as folkloric history goes, it’s certainly an oddity. As far as its role as an object contained in the collection of a local public library, it’s even odder still. But it turns out that the rather ordinary looking elongated black rock currently on view at the East Hampton Library comes with a truly intriguing back story.
James Hook Named Executive Director of Sag Harbor Cinema
James Hook Named Executive Director of Sag Harbor Cinema
Duckling’s Plight Pulls At Child’s Heart And Purse Strings
Sag Harbor Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy in an impromptu ceremony on Friday presented 9-year-old Elle Maslin with a whale keychain to thank her for her generosity after the North Haven and New York City resident donated her savings of $286 to help the village make storm drains along Bay Street safer for ducklings that often fall through the grates.
Black Lives Still Matter Protest Crowd: Small, But Loud
Black Lives Still Matter Protest Crowd: Small, But Loud
Crowd Comes Out To ‘Back The Blue’ In Southampton Village
A “Back the Blue” rally in Southampton Village Saturday morning saw hundreds of supporters gather to celebrate police and the military.
Former Bridgehampton Gym Teacher, AD Remains Hospitalized After Being Struck By Van
Mary Anne Jules, a former Bridgehampton School gym teacher and athletic director, remains in Stony Brook University Hospital, recovering from serious injuries suffered when she was struck by a work van while jogging on Blank Lane in Water Mill early August 26.
Rookie Lifeguards Rescue Swimmers From Three Mile Harbor Inlet
Three first-year East Hampton Town lifeguards dashed into action earlier this month when three women were sucked by the current into the inlet to Three Mile Harbor.
Talking About SANS Preservation
On Thursday, August 27, the Preservation League of New York State will host a free virtual panel exploring SANS (Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest and Ninevah subdivisions), the historically African American vacation community in Sag Harbor. This event is the first in a new webinar series hosted by league.
ARF Announces New Gifts, Major Renovation Project
The Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons, which has been helping find homes for stray and abandoned dogs and cats since 1974, will soon embark on a major capital plan. At the same time, the organization announced that it had received a significant donation from Richard Wells McCabe of Sagaponack.
East Quogue Mom, Daughter Raise Funds For Flying Point Foundation With Bicycle Built For...
East Quogue Mom, Daughter Raise Funds For Flying Point Foundation With Bicycle Built For Two
International Auction House And Exhibition Outpost Opens At 1 Hampton Road In Southampton Village
Phillips Southampton, an exhibition and auction outpost of Phillips Auction House, opened its doors at 1 Hampton Road this past Friday, August 14.
“Present Tense: Black Lives Matter(ed)”
“Africaville,” a powerful debut novel by Jeffrey Colvin, tells the story of the black experience in parts of Canada and the United States and offers insights into the outrage against racism and oppression that has sparked protests not only in America but around the world. On August 15 and 16, a series of events that offer a unique opportunity to experience many of these insights. “Present Tense: Black Lives Matter(ed)” is a weekend of theater, art, literature, history and activism education centered around Colvin’s novel. Co-hosted by Guild Hall in East Hampton, The Church in Sag Harbor, and the Arts Center at Duck Creek in Springs.
GoFundMe Page Set Up for Sag Harbor Woman After ALS Diagnosis
GoFundMe Page Set Up for Sag Harbor Woman After ALS Diagnosis
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Roadside Attraction: Hans Van de Bovenkamp’s Sculptural Driving Tour
At age 82, Hans Van de Bovenkamp has a twinkle in his eye. Shades of gray tease at the sides of his full, shaggy hair, but it holds its color. His sense of adventure is sharp, his laughter contagious, his creative mind vibrant. Even still, “Now, I’m the old guy,” the sculptor said with a laugh from his longtime home and studio in Sagaponack.
Amy Zerner Channels Feminine Energy in These Troubled Times
iven what’s going on in the world, it seems somehow poetic that just two weeks before the opening of Amy Zerner’s new art exhibition at MM Fine Art in Southampton, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would pass away. That’s because Zerner’s art is centered on goddesses and is imbued with the spirit and energy of strong feminine power, just like Justice Ginsburg, who was arguably this country’s most powerful living female icon.
‘The Eclectic 6’ Create an Artistic Family
At first, they were a half-dozen strangers with one common connection. Now, they’re “The Eclectic 6,” a group of artists organized by Adrienne Pizzolato that will present their inaugural show this weekend at Ashawagh Hall in Springs.