County Legislator Contenders Debate In Hampton Bays Monday
The two candidates vying for a spot on the Suffolk County Legislature debated important issues at the Hampton Bays Community Center Monday night. Democratic incumbent Bridget Fleming is seeking reelection for her third term and her opponent Linda Kabot is looking to make a return to office.
Sag Harbor Sets 2025 Deadline for Connecting to Any New Sewer Line
The Sag Harbor Village Board this week set a five-year deadline for properties to be connected to municipal sewer lines after the lines have been extended past their locations.
Greene and McErlean Continue to Blaze Trails for Pierson Cross-Country
While Monday’s cross-country race at Mashashimuet Park against the Ross School was a runaway for Pierson’s top two runners, Penelope Greene and Ben McErlean have been making names for themselves at much bigger races.
Cinema Structural Fix Will Be Hidden Inside to Avoid Long Delay Needed for Hearing...
A proposal to raise the second-floor parapet two feet to hide a knee brace for the third-floor wall at the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center would be withdrawn, April Gornik said on Monday.
Graham Nash on a Winter in Sag Harbor and the Passions of Youth
If you happened to be plugged into the rock music scene of the late 1960s, you knew that California was the place to be. Across the country politics were heated, war in Vietnam was raging, and the youth of America was rising up. All this strife made for fertile ground, musically speaking, and British singer and songwriter Graham Nash was among those who joined the wave.
East Hampton Bans Charter Helicopter Company For ‘Unsafe and Reckless’ Flights
East Hampton Town said on Wednesday, September 25, that it has banned a charter helicopter company from using the East Hampton Airport after two incidents of reckless flying by the company’s pilots.
Press Sessions In East Hampton Focuses On The Future Of Wind Farms
The first “Press Session” event held in East Hampton last Thursday afternoon, September 26, at Rowdy Hall.
Laurie Lambrecht Hits the Road with “Limn to Limb”
Laurie Lambrecht is a self-declared “outdoors person” and always has been — but never before in her artistic installations. The Parrish Road Show has changed that,
Judy Carmichael Reflects on her Swinging Career
Though Judy Carmichael travels the globe performing for audiences of all ages and sizes, when she takes the stage at Sag Harbor’s Bay Street Theater on October 4, it will be like coming home.
How Nationwide Vaping Concerns Are Playing Out On The South Fork
In the last month, two adults with a history of vaping have been admitted to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital for acute respiratory failure, tying the East End into the national outbreak of vaping-related hospitalizations.
Library District Voters Approve Budget, Select Trustees
Sag Harbor voters overwhelmingly approved a $3.092 million budget for 2020 for the John Jermain Memorial Library, 231-35, on Thursday night.
Jane Monheit Brings A Love For Jazz Back To Her Native Long Island
The cool-toned chanteuse is headlining the Sag Harbor American Music Festival on Friday night at the coveted Old Whalers’ Church — a venue fit for a jazz revolution, she said.
Workshops Invite Women To Explore And Connect
On a recent sunny Sunday afternoon, a small group of women gathered in the upstairs room at the Bridgehampton Community House to delve into a topic few of them had probably ever actually spoken about before — jealousy.
Schneiderman Presents 2020 Budget That Would Decrease Property Tax Rate
Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman presented a $105.5 million budget proposal for 2020
Climate Change Is Happening on the East End
Local environmental experts explained five ways climate change is establishing itself on the East End.
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“Conscience Point” Brings Shinnecock Nation And Its People Into Focus
Filmmaker Treva Wurmfeld is drawn to feisty female characters. And in 2014, Becky Hill-Genia commanded her full attention. It was the way she spoke — honestly and openly, with a “no-time-to-lose” energy steeped in empowering philosophies and political ideas, Wurmfeld recalled.
Shining A Light On The Woman Behind The Artist
For Pablo Picasso, there was Dora Maar. For Auguste Rodin, Camille Claudel. Behind Jackson Pollock was Lee Krasner, and for Willem de Kooning, there was Elaine. They were the women keeping the engines running, inspiring and supporting their famous partners by, in some cases, dimming their own artistic lights. Filmmaker Tom Dolby is ready to shift that narrative — reimagining the expected path with his first solo directing effort, “The Artist’s Wife.”
Editorial: In This Together
There is probably no subject talked about more on the East End — or one as divisive — as affordable housing.