Pierson PTA Hosts Virtual Meet The Candidates Debate
The Pierson PTSA sponsored a Zoom Meet the Candidates debate on Tuesday, June 2, between the five candidates running for three seats on the Sag Harbor School Board of Education — Brian DeSesa, Alex Kriegsman, Sandi Kruel, Ronald Reed and Helen Roussel.
George Floyd Protest And March Slated For Tuesday In Bridgehampton
Three East End community members — Lisa Votino and Lisa Gagliardo of Southampton and Willie Jenkins of Bridgehampton — are planning a protest slated for Tuesday, June 2, at 5 p.m.
Sag Harbor Village to Limit Parking to 45 Minutes on Main Street
On Friday, Sag Harbor Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy said she would sign an executive order limiting parking to 45 minutes on Main Street.
Sag Harbor Village Reports Low Crowds Over Holiday Weekend
Memorial Day weekend came and went without large crowds mobbing Sag Harbor’s Main Street — the traditionally desired effect of a holiday weekend on the South Fork — and this year, local officials agreed, that was probably a good thing.
Mike Semkus Memorial Workout Area Now Open To The Public
Nestled behind Pierson High School now sits “The Mike Semkus Memorial Workout Area,” which has officially been opened to the public after temporary postponement of construction.
Business Owners, Lawmakers Agree That Experimenting With Main Street Changes Might Help Economy Rebound
A panel of experts shared their vision for the shape of downtown business districts post-crisis at the Express News Group’s virtual Express Sessions forum “Reenvisioning Main Street in the Time of Coronavirus,” on Thursday, May 21. All expressed a measure of frustration that, at times, they felt like their voices weren’t being heard.
Reopening Affirmed, Phase One Begins Wednesday
It’s official. Long Island will reopen on Wednesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Tuesday, offering his daily update from the New York Stock exchange.
Q&A: Hospital Chief Says Lessons Learned From COVID-19 Crisis Will Be A Help Going...
Hospital Chief Says Lessons Learned From COVID-19 Crisis Will Be A Help Going Forward
Sag Harbor Mayor Limits Parking to 30 Minutes On Main Street During Holiday Weekend
Sag Harbor Village Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy on Friday signed an executive order limiting vehicle parking on Main Street to 30 minutes for the duration of the Memorial Day weekend in order to promote social distancing in the village.
Terrie Sultan will Step Down as Director of the Parrish Art Museum
The Parrish Art Museum has announced that Terrie Sultan, its Director for the past 12 years, is stepping down at the end of June.
Sag Harbor Task Force Polls Businesses on Parking Limitations
Sag Harbor Village officials partnered with the Chamber of Commerce on a poll sent to local businesses on Wednesday morning, asking for input on different strategies village board members have discussed as a means of protecting public health with the eventual re-opening of Main Street while the COVID-19 virus outbreak is ongoing.
USA Warrior Stories Honors Veterans By Sharing Their Memories
Enter USA Warrior Stories, a not-for-profit that has allowed the longtime friends and East End residents to interview, record and produce more than 100 stories told by veterans, some of whom are no longer alive.
Restaurants See Difficult Futures Even When They Open Their Doors Again
Restaurants See Difficult Futures Even When They Open Their Doors Again
‘The Mask Project’ Comes to Sag Harbor Village
Sag Harbor Village is poised to launch a campaign designed by resident Bob Weinstein to encourage people to wear masks while visiting the village and celebrate the heroes that have served on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
New Sag Harbor Police Officer Living The American Dream
A familiar face is back in Sag Harbor. Pablo Londono, who was hired as a traffic control officer shortly after graduating from Bridgehampton High School in 2009, has returned to the village police department as a full-fledged member of the force.
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Our health and economy are both a mess, with only shaky steps forward out of the darkness. The nation’s spirit was already volatile, and it needed only a tiny spark to set it off. Instead, there was an inferno.
Letters to the Editor: June 4, 2020
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Hundreds of Protesters Shut Down Montauk Highway In Bridgehampton
Hundreds of protesters filled the streets of Bridgehampton Tuesday evening in a display of both community and urgency, joining dissenters across the nation in an outcry over police brutality and systematic racism in America.