A Half-Century of Making Kids Smile at the Wharf Shop
Nada Barry still remembers the first time she met Dede O’Connell, nearly half a century ago. Ms. O’Connell walked through the doors of The Wharf Shop looking for a summer job.
South Fork Peak Savers at Your Door
South Fork Peak Savers (SFPS) announced this week it will begin a door-to-door service on the South Fork to aid in its mission to reduce growing demand for electricity.
Coche Comedor Promises a Modern Twist on Mexican Classics
Amagansett’s Coche Comedor, which anticipates an April opening, promises to be one of this season’s biggest restaurant openings.
Business: Navy Beach To Reopen, WordHampton Welcomes Svanberg, Easter Dinners
Dubbed a “perfect destination for summer dining” by The New York Times, Navy Beach in Montauk will reopen for its 10th season on Friday, April 26
Ceremonial Seders from Art of Eating
Ask any Jewish family and they’ll tell you about the significance of Passover and its pair of ceremonial seders. And then they’ll tell you about the food.
Business: Kazdin Raises Funds for Hospital, Black Swan Antiques Show, Piccininni Joins Elliman
Kazdin Pools and Spas has committed $100 for every new opened account to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Audrey and Martin Gruss Heart & Stroke Center.
Almond’s Jason Weiner To Cook at James Beard House
On the East End, there is one resource that is always year-round: seafood, the star of Jason Weiner's guest dinner at The James Beard House, “Smart Catch: Spring Seafood Splash.”
For Women Entrepreneurs, The Shed Has a New Home
The SHED officially opens on Monday, April 8, at 1796 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike in Sag Harbor.
Long Island Builders Home Expo is Empowering Homeowners to Renovate
The 29th annual Long Island Builders Home, Trade, and Remodeling Expo puts those with an interest in home improvement projects in front of all the pros.
Business: Bostwick’s To Open, East End Restaurant Week, The Spur Doubles Reach, Chef’s Dinner...
Bostwick’s Chowder House will reopen for the 2019 season on Thursday, April 4, with limited hours leading into the summer.
Berry & Co. To Open on Division Street in Sag Harbor
Sag Harbor’s beloved bookstore, Harbor Books, is returning to the downtown business district but with a new name and location.
Business: Elliman Welcomes Fresh Faces, Sag Harbor Named a Best Place to Visit
Jessica Singleton recently joined Douglas Elliman’s East Hampton office with a decade of experience in the real estate business as an investor. Dana Frances Hilbert is new to the firm’s Bridgehampton office.
Kombat-Cha Offers Tasty Way to Fight Toxins
Though ancient in origin, in just the last couple of years a lightly effervescent beverage has made waves in the market – kombucha.
A Taste Inspired by O’hana, Wednesdays in Sag Harbor
The concept began simmering a year ago, over friendship and steaming bowls of homemade saimin, a traditional Hawaiian noodle soup made by Drei Donnelly for her friends, chefs Jessica Taccone and Craig Attwood.
Business: Saunders Welcomes Bronstein, St. Pat’s in Full Swing
With 23 years of real estate experience, Janis Bronstein has a passion for business — having financed thousands of properties during her years at Manhattan Mortgage and, now, through her work at Saunders & Associates.
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The “Sag Harbor” Cinema Sign is Lit Once More
After all those days of darkness at the vacant space where the art deco emblem of the theatre had blazed for decades, the newly illuminated sign looked just like its good-old self, instantly back at home.
Bonac Tennis Season Ends in Quarterfinals
Kevin McConville built his doubles teams during the last two seasons with the hope of sweeping three matches and stealing one at singles when it mattered most.
Whales Have a Long Time To Wait for a Baseball Game
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