Snail of Approval for Local Farmstands
Slow Food East End announced last week that Green Thumb Organic Farm and Sang Lee Farms as the first farm stand recipients of the chapter’s prestigious Snail of Approval Award
Reconnecting with Nature in a Technology Obsessed World
Reconnecting with nature and the simplicity of childhood is what motivates Victoria Kuss of Barefoot Kids to operate programs year-round through classes, summer camp, a babysitting club, and a playdate program.
Business: Catch the World Cup, Claude’s Names New Chef, T&C Continues Growth
On Thursday, June 14, the battle will begin. Only one of 32 soccer teams can be the best. Only one can win the FIFA World Cup.
Southampton Soap Finds a Brick and Mortar Home
For Deborah Lukasik and Chris O’Shaughnessy, soap making is not a lost art. It is very much in the present.
April Gornik and Eric Fischl To Buy Former Sag Harbor Methodist Church
When artist Eric Fischl walked into the former Sag Harbor United Methodist Church building on Madison Street earlier this year, he was captivated.
An Agent’s Guide for Where to Park Your Yacht
In the boating-saturated culture of the Hamptons, waterfront properties with deepwater docks are prime real estate, and in high demand.
Ruch Helps Build Confidence Through Baking
Shirley Ruch, the owner of South Fork Bakery, is not only familiar with confronting challenges, but is also comfortable with overcoming them.
Beach Bakery Hits the Market
The East End hotspot and social hub of Westhampton Beach, The Beach Bakery Grand Café— located in the heart of Main Street — is on the market.
Saltbox Searches for Fourth Owner in 300 Years
Built in the mid-1700s, the Conklin House is one of the most important historic homes on the East End
Business: The Uber of Boating, New Campus at Peconic Bay, Isola’s Second Season
“Siren” is the first exclusive local launch service that allows guests to circumnavigate the summer traffic while taking in the salty sea air and soaking up the sun, all with a glass of rosé in hand.
Town & Country Real Estate Welcomes Wendy Miller
New to the real estate profession, Wendy Miller has joined Town & Country as its newest salesperson.
Celebrating 20 Seasons on the Harbor
The Beacon in Sag Harbor was founded on decades of experience, friendship, and the idea of putting good food on the table.
Sen Will Continue Authentic Japanese in New, Modern Space
After months of extensive renovations, Sag Harbor stalwart Sen Restaurant, under the guidance of owners Jesse and Tora Matsuoka and Jeff Resnick and Chef Courtney Sypher, is preparing to reopen this June, with an expanded space and menu.
SHOP: Never Heard of CBD Tea? It’s Not What You Think
Unlike THC — the cannabinoid with the legendary power of producing euphoric sensations — cannabidiol, or CBD, is inert. But because it adopts some of marijuana’s pain-killing properties, it is the perfect candidate for, say, a delicious tea or latte.
Business: Auburn Jewelry Pop-Up, Navy SEAL Fundraiser, Farmers Market
Also: Fresh Direct touches down in the Hamptons; Governor's Island inspires new perfume; and other business news.
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Development Pressure Grows in Azurest, Sag Harbor Hills and Ninevah
The Sag Harbor Zoning Board of Appeals now appears poised to approve variances to clear the way for a new, larger structure at 47 Terry Drive.
Sag Harbor School District Settles Long-Expired Administrators’ Contract
Top administrators in the Sag Harbor School District will receive pay raises of at least 1.9 percent in each of four years covered in a new contract that was approved by the Sag Harbor School Board in a 5-0 vote on Monday.
U.S. Open Seen as a Boon to Most
While official numbers were not made available by the United States Golfing Association (USGA), which runs the event, Southampton Supervisor Jay Schneiderman said that outside of the traffic woes, the event was largely a success.