Bailey, the Adopted ARF Dog from Streets of Puerto Rico, Is Home Safe
Bailey, a terrier mix rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico, is still missing after escaping from his new adoptive owner’s house in Noyac on December 11.
South Fork Residents Rally Around Two Residents In Need
Residents of the South Fork are rallying behind two residents facing incredible medical challenges: a volunteer dedicated to providing emergency services who finds himself paralyzed and on a long road to recovery, and a Sag Harbor mother who received an unexpected diagnosis that she is still trying to process.
Springs Student Finds Voice In Art
For Viggo, a 13-year-old student in the special education department at Springs School, art is his tool for connection, communication and expression. And, above all, it is the place where he belongs.
A Plan With a Dream: To Walk to School … Safely
It may have been borne out of a personal desire to be able to walk to school by himself or with his friends, but a traffic safety plan developed by Calogero Sferrazza, a student at Sag Harbor Elementary School, has caught the attention of both Sag Harbor Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy and Police Chief Austin J. McGuire.
Get Ready to Take the Plunge in East Hampton
The better the weather, the more plungers and thus more money raised for a good cause — but either way, the Polar Bear Plunge at East Hampton's Main Beach on Wednesday, January 1, is sure to be a festive, bracing and community-minded way to start the new year.
Andrew Wolcott Sykes
Andrew Wolcott Sykes died on December 13, 2019, in Hamilton, New Jersey, where he recently relocated.
Born on August 23, 1950, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to...
The Express News Group: What We’ve Been Up To
The Express News Group has had a busy few months.
James Monaco, 77
James F. Monaco died in the early morning of November 25, 2019, 10 days after his 77th birthday. The cause of death was vascular disease.
Lion’s Club Continues Scholarship Drive for Pierson Graduates
Dr. Turner, a Sag Harbor native and graduate of Pierson High School, was one of three dozen residents, business owners and Lion’s Club members gathered last Thursday at The American Hotel on Main Street to celebrate the Club’s first successful scholarship fund initiative as it continues to fundraise for a second year.
North Sea Dog Trainer Finds Success, and Partnership, in Competition
On a cool and drizzly weekday morning in early November, Alfie, a liver-colored 1½-year-old English cocker spaniel, ran furiously around the 500-acre property at the Port of Missing Men estate in North Sea.
CMEE Announces “Sensory-Friendly” Mornings
The Children’s Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton announced this week that it will begin hosting a “sensory-friendly morning” the first Saturday of every month from 8 to 10 a.m.
Obituary: Carmine Martino, 94
Carmine Martino, formally of Noyac, died in the Bronx on October 9, 2019.
Born to Elvira and Cosimo Martino on July 22, 1925, Mr. Martino...
Quinn Family Donates to Sag Harbor Cinema in Honor of Nephew
Sag Harbor resident Joe Quinn has donated $12,500 to the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center on behalf of his daughters, Madeline, 11, and Olivia, 10, in memory of their late cousin.
Peter Matthiessen’s Former Sagaponack Home Could Become Center For Writing, Conservation, Zen
Peter Matthiessen's Former Sagaponack Home Could Become Center For Writing, Conservation, Zen
Holiday Cheer at the Whaling Museum
The Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum is gearing up for its 6th annual Holiday & Cocktail Fundraiser which will be held Saturday, December 7, from 5 to 7 p.m.
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With Baseball On Hold, McGowin Waits For His Next Chance
The Nationals were coming off their first ever World Series victory and McGowin, a Sag Harbor native with a rocket for a right arm, was looking forward to getting his championship ring with his teammates on April 14.
A Scamble For Space, Protection, Equipment And Hands On Deck For Hospital Staff As...
Hospital staff and health professionals throughout the East End this week are scrambling to prepare facilities for the anticipated steep increases in the number of hospitalized people they must treat as the coronavirus epidemic swells in the region.
Distance Learning Begins as Schools Close Their Doors
Distance Learning Begins as Schools Close Their Doors