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Canio's owners prepare the 20th anniversary celebration of their ownership on Saturday evening at the bookstore.

Monsters, ghouls, witches and ghosts: come one, come all!

Three of Alison Burke’s favorite things are health, yoga and travel — and when she can combine them, and invite the community, she does.

Weaving coffee culture into her eponymous modern general store in Sag Harbor, Lynda Sylvester endeavored to connect the community and causes with handcrafted cold brew.

It’s cuffing season for La Fondita. Starting last week, the casual Mexican eatery in Amagansett is operating out of its sister restaurant, Coche Comedor, during the off-season, moving right next door to offer its popular take-out menu at the Coche bar, as well as through phone orders.

Having recently earned accredited member status for the eighth year from the National Home Watch Association, an organization formed in order to establish and maintain the highest industry standards for home watch and absentee homeowner services throughout the United States and Canada, C’s Home and Office Management founders Cynthia and Christopher Capalbo reflected last week on what makes their Sag Harbor business a success.

Developer Michael Frank is not building 20 spec houses a year — but at this rate, he certainly could.

Embracing the natural beauty surrounding Shinnecock Bay, Adventure Paddleboards and Kayaks owner Cherryl Bradley endeavors to get people on the water from morning through sunset, exploring the bay, practicing yoga, and all around good, safe fun.

The Captain David Cartwright House, located at 43 Howard Street in Sag Harbor, is an homage to past, present and future — and after a meticulous renovation, it has officially hit the market.

Balance. Craftsmanship. Performance. These are just some of the words used on the Davinci Haus website to describe the innovative product. Chances are, if you’ve driven through Bridgehampton, you have seen a tiny glass spec house that represents the German brand.

For almost 200 years, Mackintosh has established itself as one of the world’s most influential coat makers — with a history that dates back to the early 19th-century, and a legacy that came to East Hampton this summer.

“Jim and Judy agreed to stay on through the summer, perhaps even longer,” Leslie Slavens says of her mentors, the former owners of Fine Fingers Haircutting — now Sag Mane. “They’re helping transition clientele over to me, helping me learn cuts and formulas. I’m a nail technician but also kind of a student.”

Schiavoni’s Market has rewritten history — literally. Earlier this summer, the family-owned Sag Harbor institution changed its established date by nearly a decade — from 1941 to 1932, now reflected in the store sign on Main Street — after discovering a piece of long-lost history.

The Sag Harbor Express and the Press News Group recently merged to form The Express News Group, one company with four distinctive newspapers that will boast a vibrant web presence, live events addressing chief issues on the East End, and most essential, a dedicated newsroom staff.

Rolling Stone once called Jonathan Toubin “the most-liked man in the soul music scene.” He is a DJ, record producer and musician, and on Saturday night, he will give a free concert at The Backyard Restaurant at Solé East Resort, located at 90 Second House Road in Montauk