Unearthing Artifacts Under the Sag Harbor Cinema
According to features of the bottle's construction, they believe the bottle would have been manufactured sometime around the year 1900.
A Conversation With Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington
As the Wharf Shop celebrates its 50th Christmas season, its co-owners, Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington, shared some behind-the-scenes Christmas experiences, from parties to popular toys to holiday wishes.
Fleming Supports Toys for Tots
Through this Friday, December 9, Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming will accept donations for the annual U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program.
Even with Deaths Falling, Opioid Epidemic Rages On
Across Suffolk County in 2017, there were 396 opioid-related deaths — more than one a day for the year. Up to October 1 of this year, there have been 171 opioid deaths county-wide.
Sag Harbor Lions Supercharge Scholarship Fund Goal
Starting with pledges of $25,000 each over five years from two anonymous Lions, and a subsequent pledge of support from Lion Ted Conklin of The American Hotel, the Sag Harbor Lions Club is launching a fundraising drive with the goal of giving $40,000 a year toward college tuition to three deserving Pierson seniors.
Sag Harbor Inn Supports Food Pantry
The Sag Harbor Inn donated food and coats for needy families at the food pantry, which is operated out of the Old Whalers' Church on Union Street in Sag Harbor.
Southampton Continues Windmill Lighting Tradition
The Stony Brook Southampton Windmill is a national literary landmark, a fixture in local lore surrounded by myths and legends — and on Friday, December 7, by Christmas lights.
New Preservation Group Sets Sights on Old Burying Grounds
Even though they’re long gone, the people who are buried in the South Fork’s oldest cemeteries often have a lot to say about the early days of the towns where they lived.
Obituary: Joan Healey Evans
Joan Healey Evans passed away peacefully in her home on Friday, November 30, at the age of 80.
Obituary: Pat Gorman
Pat Gorman, co-designer of the iconic MTV logo and leader in the graphic design world since the 1980s, has died.
A Conversation With Nathiel Egosi
Mr. Egosi, who was raised in Sag Harbor, shares the story behind his family’s sponsoring of the community menorah on Long Wharf each year.
Hanukkah to be Celebrated in Sag Harbor
On Sunday December 2 at 3 p.m., Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor will host its annual Hanukkah Party.
Benefit Planned to Support East End Outreach for Homeless
Looking to reaffirm its connections on the South Fork, Maureen’s Haven will hold its first “winter benefit and celebration” in Southampton from 6 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, December 1 at Seasons of Southampton restaurant at 15 Prospect Street.
Preventing Future Opioid Addiction by Focusing on Young People
With the nation in the throes of an opioid epidemic, more focus is being placed on preventing youth from starting down the path to addiction.
LTV to Dedicate Studio in Memory of Bill Fleming
There’s a tree on Main Street in East Hampton dedicated to Bill Fleming, as well as a musical piece commissioned in his memory by the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival, of which the late East Hampton attorney and philanthropist was a board member. Now, there will be a television studio named in his memory, too.
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Sag Harbor Village Board To Meet on Pending Septic, Waterways Proposals
The Sag Harbor Village Board will hold a work session on Wednesday, January 23, at 2 p.m. at village hall. to review two proposed local laws. One would require “innovative and alternative" septic systems for new construction and major repairs of existing septic systems. The other would update the village waterways law.