On the Market: House with a History
From their home at 330 Main Street in Sag Harbor, Noble Black and Marc Rozic could tell you about the whole neighborhood.
Real Estate Roundtable: No Matter Your Intentions, Price to Sell
Last year, with unpredictability in Washington and on Wall Street, real estate on the East End took a hit — but industry professionals are confident in 2019, especially when it comes to Sag Harbor.
Espresso Take-Out Café Put Up for Sale
“All equipment three years old. Long lease in place. Serious inquiries only,” reads a "for sale" advertisement placed in this newspaper this week.
Chairwoman of Panel Opposes Pool Near Creek; Bialsky Pledges Condo Project Compliance
“I have a gut feeling this just shouldn’t have a swimming pool on it,” declared Mary Ann Eddie, chair of Sag Harbor’s Harbor Committee, referring to a for-sale property at 36 Fordham Street overlooking Ligonee Creek where the owner wants to put in a pool within the required wetlands setback in the backyard.
Being Grandma on Sundays at Diliberto Winery
A renaissance man in many respects, Salvatore Diliberto is a winemaker, trained opera singer, Italian tour guide and, during the week, a lawyer.
DISH: Valentine’s Day at 1770 House
Chef Michael Rozzi likes his tasting menus to build like a crescendo — and there is, perhaps, no better holiday for that than Valentine’s Day.
Business: Zahler Joins T&C, Chamber Warms Up at the Palm, Frezzo Leads Board of...
The newest addition to Town & Country Real Estate is Kenneth Zahler, a licensed real estate salesperson with 45 years of experience, now based in Greenport.
White’s Apothecary Will Replace Harbor Books on Main Street
White’s Apothecary, which has boutique drugstores in East Hampton, Southampton and Williamsburg in Brooklyn, has leased the former space of Taylor Rose Berry’s Harbor Books on Main Street in Sag Harbor.
Molin & Molin: Helping Business Run Smoothly
Whether a small business or multi-million-dollar company, Mark and Donna Molin offer bookkeeping and CFO services on Shelter Island tailored to the individual needs of their clients, ensuring proper accounting, finance management, and peace of mind.
Business: Eateries Down with Love, Albertson Realty Expands
For foodies, nothing kills the Valentine’s Day mood quite like a box of chocolates from the picked-over drugstore candy aisle. But don’t worry. This February 14, the East End has sweethearts covered — just don’t forget to make a reservation.
Shop: Gift the Natural Aphrodisiac
Ever wonder why oysters have a reputation as an aphrodisiac? Blame it on Italian lothario and adventurer Giacomo Casanova.
Sag Harbor’s La Superica May Rise Again with New Owners
The co-owners of Sen Restaurant are part of a group of entrepreneurs who are taking over the former La Superica space for a new Latin fusion restaurant that they hope to operate under the same familiar name.
Sag Harbor Post Office Plans Quicker System for Parcel Pick-Ups
To speed the delivery of parcels to regular customers with postal boxes, the Sag Harbor Post Office will be installing 66 lock boxes in seven free-standings units later this winter under the windows along the north wall of the postal box lobby.
New Activity Workshop for Kids Rolls Into Sag Harbor
Last week, Angela De Vincenzo and Jeff Mayer opened the doors on Blocks, Trucks + Art, a brick-and-mortar activity studio for kids on Sag Harbor’s Washington Street.
House: An Architect’s Home
Located at 659 Hill Street in Southampton Village, the architect’s own home has hit the market for just shy of $3 million, represented by Priscilla Garston of Douglas Elliman.
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Former Ross School Lower Campus Hits Real Estate Market for Nearly $10 Million
The Ross School’s former Lower School campus on Butter Lane in Bridgehampton hit the real estate market on Thursday, listed at $9,995,000 with Compass Real Estate.
New Public Hearing Planned for West Water Street Townhouses
Developer Jay Bialsky’s proposed townhouse development at 2 West Water Street is officially slated for a new public hearing before the Sag Harbor Board of Historic Presentation and Architectural Review.
Killer Bees Win Suffolk ‘D’ Title and Advance to Fight Another Day
This year’s batch of Killer Bees began the journey anew on Wednesday with a 61-49 win over Shelter Island to claim the Suffolk County Class D Championship.