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School isn’t an option for every child in Haiti. After the 2010 earthquake ravaged the poverty-stricken country – the poorest in the Western Hemisphere – Sag Harbor artist Jonathan Nash Glynn and his partners decided to change that.

From his waterfront office at the Breakwater Yacht Club, sailing director Sean Elliott sees the Sag Harbor sailing community pass by in all its glorious motion.

Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. met with fifth grader Sabrina McManus about her environmental project to raise awareness of endangered species.

During a political climate obsessed with building up walls — both literally and figuratively — Mare Dianora is busy tearing them down. And she is...

Every search-and-rescue operation he goes on is different, but this one in particular was a little more personal for New York City Police Detective Investigator Sean Daly.

Two longtime East End lifeguards are asking for help to grow “HELP,” the Hamptons Emergency Lifeguard Partnership.

At the Center for Jewish Life in Sag Harbor Village on Saturday morning, Mr. Rambam – a Brooklyn man with warm, blue eyes that contrast with his seemingly tough exterior – recounted his covert investigation into Nazi war criminals during the 1990s.

Students with Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor kicked off their upcoming St. Jude Children's Hospital Annual Kick-A-Thon on Saturday, May 25, raising over...

“Jib Net,” a triangular, mesh net, was proposed to stretch from the bell tower to the colonnade roof at the entrance of the church on Hampton Street, a centerpiece to the art show, “Divine Intervention,” which will open this Saturday, June 1.

A memorial service will be held for Ira Gasman at Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Square South in New York City on Sunday, July 21.

This year, in honor of Melville’s 200th birthday, Canio’s marathon is bigger — and more dramatic — than ever.

It was small-town America at its sparklingly sunny best on Monday morning when appreciative spectators of every size, shape, color and age gathered along Main Street from Otter Pond to the east foot of the Lance Corporal Jordan C. Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge to watch Sag Harbor’s annual Memorial Day Parade featuring veterans from Sag Harbor’s American Legion and VFW posts, members of the Sag Harbor fire Department, local Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts and the Pierson High School band.

Memorial Day is about remembering those men and women who gave their lives for their country, including those whom time is beginning to erase from living memory.One was Edwin Woodruff Bill, a descendant of whaling captains on both sides of his family tree who was born and raised in Sag Harbor.

Joshua DeFour had no intention of making a military film. That changed when he read the now legendary “Six Seconds To Live” speech by former Marine General John F. Kelly.

Jim Laspesa enlisted in the United States Air Force in 1971 toward what would be the end of the Vietnam War, but had no way of knowing he would eventually serve in an area connected to his family’s own history of service.