Waging War Against Cancer: Phillips Center Set To Open Next Year
In just a matter of months, scrubs and white lab coats will replace hardhats at the construction site on County Road 39 in Southampton Village — where a former potato farm will be home to the future of cancer care, a project years in the making.
Making Births More Comfortable for Mom
For expecting mothers, the most crucial decision surrounding maternity care is choosing a provider and delivery option that feels most comfortable for them.
Honor Flight Continues to Support Veterans
Honor Flight Long Island flew 20 World War II veterans and 30 Korean War veterans for free to Washington DC to visit their National War Memorial.
Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk Welcomes New Executive Director
Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk announced late last week Tracey A. Edwards has been named its new executive director.
Richard Chauncey Wilson, 78
Richard Chauncey Wilson was surrounded by family when he passed away on Sunday, October 7, after a long battle with cancer.
SouthamptonFest Readies for Year Eight
This weekend, the eighth annual SouthamptonFest will light up Southampton Village with activities that celebrate art, music, dance, food and entertainment — what the East End is all about!
Madoo Conservancy Earns Grant from Preservation League
The Madoo Conservancy was one of eight groups from Long Island and New York City to be awarded a preservation grant from the Preservation League of New York
The Gardiners: Tales From a Founding Family
Like so many, Karl Grossman had peered at Gardiner’s Island — a privately owned oasis with 27 miles of coastline, forbidden without a proper invitation — from the coast of Napeague.
Partnership to Honor Wharf Shop Founder Nada Barry
For her many contributions to Sag Harbor, the Partnership will honor Ms. Barry with its 2018 Community Service Award on October 21 at a celebration at Baron’s Cove.
Tiny House vs. Mansion
Which one would you choose to live in: a tiny house with 350 square feet, or a 20-room mansion from the Gilded Age?
Anderson and Nueman Honored for Service to Noyac
John Anderson and Charles “Chuck” Neuman were honored on Tuesday, September 18, by Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming and New York State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr.
Ira Gasman, 76
The lyricist Ira Gasman, who lived for many years on Partridge Drive in Sag Harbor and contributed columns to The Sag Harbor Express, died October 6 of heart failure. At age 76, he had lived his dream to write for Broadway.
A Conversation with Toby Spitz and Chris Tice Sr.
The Friends of the Library is a nonprofit organization that exists to support the John Jermain Memorial Library in its efforts to serve all of Sag Harbor — young and old, every race and religion, and everyone in between. But right now, the Friends need to make a few more “friends.”
‘Sag Harbor’ Sign Restoration Is Complete
You can’t have a sign that says “Sag Harbor” without both the “Sag” and the “Harbor,” and thanks to a joint restoration effort, the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center will have both parts of its iconic neon “Sag Harbor” sign back when it finishes rebuilding the historic cinema.
Mashashimuet Park to Temporarily Close Playground
The Parks and Recreation Association of Sag Harbor has announced that Tuesday, October 9, will be the start date to build a new playground and that the work will take six weeks.
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Pierson Cross Country Runners Close out the Year at State Race
The best high school runners from across New York gathered in Kings Park for the state championship races, with three young Pierson competitors getting another taste of what it’s like to run against the best.
“Blue It!” Puts Relics of the Human Imprint on Display at Guild Hall
In 2014, Aubrey Roemer was canvassing the streets of Montauk, soliciting interesting faces to capture in blue paint for her community project, “Leviathan.” Fast-forward four years and the textile artist is no longer asking. She is taking what she can find, picking up her subjects from the streets and the beach.
Art from Rizzie and Cash Combine in ‘Bird on a Blade’
“Bird on a Blade" features 50 pairs of RosanneCash’s lyrics and Dan Rizzie’s images that amplify one another, speaking to the experiences of love and loss, fear and faith, and everyday hope.