A Look Back: Ellen Hermanson Foundation Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
A Look Back: Ellen Hermanson Foundation Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
A Busy Sag Harbor Park Plans Upgrades For Adults
A Busy Sag Harbor Park Plans Upgrades For Adults
Let Out Your Frustrations For A Good Cause In Sag Harbor
“Rage for Canines,” an event that will allow participants to beat up on the inanimate object of their choice with the tool of their choice, will take place at Havens Beach in Sag Harbor on Friday, July 31, from 5 to 9 p.m.
Sag Harbor American Music Festival’s 10th Season Is ‘Postponed’ To 2021
Organizers of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival, who were planning for their 10th anniversary season, announced this week that the festival would be “postponed” until 2021, the latest in a string of disappointments for lovers of live music.
Excess Bagels Donated To Bridgehampton Child Care Center Food Pantry
Excess Bagels Donated To Bridgehampton Child Care Center Food Pantry
Ten Year Tenure In Southampton Methodist Church Ends For Reverend Leslie Duroseau
Ten Year Tenure In Southampton Methodist Church Ends For Reverend Leslie Duroseau
Q&A: Lucian K. Truscott IV, Descendant Of Thomas Jefferson, Addresses Legacy
Q&A: Lucian K. Truscott IV, Descendant Of Thomas Jefferson, Addresses Legacy
The Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum Opens Outdoor Exhibits
The Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum Opens Outdoor Exhibits
Shinnecock Will Begin Construction On Marijuana Dispensary Next Week, With Giant Cultivation Operation On...
The Shinnecock Nation expects to begin construction next week on its long-planned medical marijuana dispensary and wellness center on Montauk Highway, the first step in what the tribe and its business partners hope will be multi-pronged economic venture that will generate tens of millions of dollars for the tribe and could make it a major wholesaler of cannabis products statewide.
Embracing Outdoor Dining In The Harbor
Across the Sag Harbor business district, restaurants, struggling to overcome from the upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic, have embraced the concept of outdoor dining in ways never seen before.
Center For Therapeutic Riding Of The East End Moves To New Dream Barn
The Center for Therapeutic Riding of the East End (CTREE), a nonprofit organization that offers therapeutic riding lessons and equine assisted activities for children and adults with emotional, cognitive, and physical disabilities, has found a new home that promises to help the organization expand its services.
Child Cancer Survivor Pays It Forward, Aspires To Be Pediatric Nurse
Child Cancer Survivor Pays It Forward, Aspires To Be Pediatric Nurse
Ahead of July Fourth Weekend, Beachgoers Adjust To Pandemic Times
With the Fourth of July already passed, full-time and seasonal residents and renters reflect on the protocols that make them feel safe, and wonder if a surge of beach-goers could entail a second wave of COVID-19.
Kitten Rescued From Storm Drain In Montauk
Kitten Rescued From Storm Drain In Montauk
A Spiritual Equine Connection: Shinnecock Nation Welcomes Horses Into Community
A Spiritual Equine Connection: Shinnecock Nation Welcomes Horses Into Community
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Remembering The Free Life 50 Years Later
They would float up the coast to Maine. There, they would catch the westerlies that would blow them the 2,500 miles to Europe. Up there, in the beauty and the silence, you hear the true noise of the sea coming up at you. There was plenty of food on board, stocked with salamis and cheeses — fatty food to keep them warm and filled — water, Champagne for celebrating, of course, plus some emergency supplies. But it turns out the crew of The Free Life, a seven-story high Roziére balloon that lifted off from a field in Springs 50 years ago this week, would not need it.
A Father Shares Advice: In his Book, Richie Jackson offers a Road Map...
At the age of 15, when Jackson Foo Wong came out and told his parents that he was gay, his father, Richie Jackson, a TV and theater producer based in New York City, couldn’t have been more delighted. That’s because for Jackson, being gay had long been an important defining feature of his own life.
‘Fathers and Daughters’ Focus of BCK Exhibition
The BCK Fine Arts Gallery in Montauk presents its next exhibition, “Fathers and Daughters,” from September 16 to October 7. This group exhibition consists of the paintings of two men, Albert Kresch and Leland Bell, who met in New York City in the early 1940s. Accompanying these are the works of their daughters, Temma Bell and Elizabeth Kresch. Born decades apart, these two women followed the career paths shared by both their fathers and mothers.