New Year, New Home on Glover Street in Sag Harbor
New year, new… home?
That is the mantra for the current owners of 59 Glover Street, who listed their waterfront gem for just shy of...
The Express Will Become a Standard Broadsheet
Starting with next week’s January 23 issue of The Sag Harbor Express, the same great content will be delivered in a slightly smaller package.
Business Briefs: Discounts for Lerner, Tunes at Townline, Baron’s Cove Specials
Jamie Lerner is cutting a major deal for her first-time students — and giving those who haven’t seen her in awhile zero excuses.
For new...
Long Wharf: A History that Illustrates Economy of Sag Harbor Village
On a typical summer night, Sag Harbor’s Long Wharf is crowded with visitors and locals alike who are drawn to the waterfront, maybe to...
Popular Radio Show Host Anthony Famiglietti To Join WLNG
Bill Evans, the owner of WLNG, confirmed on Tuesday that Anthony Famiglietti will be joining the radio station’s staff.
Bill To Remove Cap On SALT Deduction Passes In House; Zeldin Votes ‘No’
A bipartisan bill to fully restore the state and local income tax deduction, which was capped under 2017’s federal tax changes, had the support of all of Long Island’s members of Congress — save one, Lee Zeldin.
North Haven Bans Balconies, Decks Above 2nd Floor
The North Haven Village Board voted 3-0 at a special meeting on December 23 to ban roof decks, balconies, terraces “or other outdoor living space” above the second story of any dwelling.
Arts Center at Church Set to Get Green Light from Village Planners
The Sag Harbor Planning Board is set to approve the site plan and grant a “special exception” use permit for artists Eric Fischl and April Gornik to convert the former Methodist Church, an imposing mid-19th-century wood-frame structure at 48 Madison Street, into a residential arts center.
New Year’s Eve Reservations, Winter Igloos at The Baker House 1650
Experiencing the outdoors this frosty winter season doesn’t mean it can’t be cozy.
Baker House Seasonal Specials, WordHampton Awards, OFVS Workshops
Baker House Offers Seasonal Specials
The Baker House 1650 is turning up the heat this winter with a pair of special experiences, from the moment...
Venerable East End Accounting Firm Will Gain Global Reach in Merger
Markowitz, Fenelon & Bank (MFB), an East End accounting firm based in Bridgehampton and Riverhead that was headquartered for decades on Main Street in Sag Harbor in a previous incarnation, is merging with the international accounting firm Friedman LLP, effective January 1, 2020.
East End Tick on Fighting An Extended Tick Season
As winters on the East End of Long Island get gradually — and not-so-gradually — warmer, the tick population, which was once controlled by consistent low temperatures, has extended its active season. Ticks, which hibernate at temperatures below 35, have renewed their bloodlust in recent years, encouraging many homeowners to seek winter treatment for a problem that used to be seasonal.
A Snow Globe for Sag Harbor
Just in time for the holidays, Sag Harbor boutique near.main has just released their exclusive, limited edition Sag Harbor snow globe.
Business Briefs: State-Of-The-Art Imaging at SBSH; Lulu Looks for ‘No Hungry Kid’
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital is currently installing a 3.0 Tesla MR system that will redefine the imaging experience, providing a more comfortable and less claustrophobic experience for the patient and excellent image quality to radiologists and physicians.
Neighboring Landowners Object As Sagaponack Farm Proposes Deer Fence
Neighboring Landowners Object As Sagaponack Farm Proposes Deer Fence
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Concerns Are Toned Down In Response To Toned-Down Music Law For East Hampton Bars
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Press Sessions Turn Focus To East Hampton Airport Conversation On January 30
The East Hampton Press and the Express News Group will hold the next Press Sessions event in East Hampton Village on Thursday, January 30, focusing on the debate over the future of East Hampton Airport.