Business Briefs: Sen Celebrates, WordHampton Wins, Third Quarter Is In
Sen Restaurant proprietors Tora Matsuoka, Jesse Matsuoka and Jeff Resnick during a celebration of the restaurant's 25th anniversary on Thursday night.
Clean Beauty Comes to Sag Harbor with Onda
While what’s going in our bodies has sparked a movement in healthy eating, what’s going on them is a surprisingly overlooked in discussions of health. Contemplating this in the middle of the night four years ago, Larissa Thomson was compelled to open a store with a highly edited selection of clean beauty products.
WLNG in Sag Harbor Sold for $3.9 Million
Gary Sapiane confirmed that he has been part of discussions with Sandra Foschi, a Sag Harbor resident and owner of Health SOS (offices based in Babylon). The sale has been reported as $3.9 million.
Business: Halloween Hits the East End, Old Orchard on Winning Streak, Fall Restaurant Specials
Play your trick-or-treats right, and you could celebrate Halloween almost all week long.
It’s Summer Every Day at Westhampton Beach Brewing Co.,
Every day’s a beach day. Though summer is over, this slogan still rings true for Westhampton Beach Brewing Co. as they’re smack in the middle of their first October — in which case, every day’s a beer day.
Waging War Against Cancer: Phillips Center Set To Open Next Year
In just a matter of months, scrubs and white lab coats will replace hardhats at the construction site on County Road 39 in Southampton Village — where a former potato farm will be home to the future of cancer care, a project years in the making.
Making Births More Comfortable for Mom
For expecting mothers, the most crucial decision surrounding maternity care is choosing a provider and delivery option that feels most comfortable for them.
Facing the Challenges of Health Insurance Costs
Karl Washwick didn’t have to think for long to come up with an example of what’s wrong with the nation’s health care system.
Business: Fall Food Specials, Personal Training Deals, Kids Dial Day
Baron’s Cove’s new fall menu debuts with heritage pork shank with braised polenta, Brussels sprouts and natural jus, featuring pork raised at the Sag Harbor resort’s own 62-acre Beach Plum Farm.
Business: Oktoberfest at Ram’s Head, Early-Bird Busses,
If you can’t get enough of Oktoberfest, hop a ferry to Shelter Island for the Ram’s Head Inn festivities on Saturday, October 20.
House: A Haven Among the Trees
“Temple Brown” was imagined as a haven among the trees — a secret enclave where an energetic couple and their friends could enjoy nature, drink wine and recharge.
Greening Up the East End with Greener Pasture Organics
Having met renowned biologist Dr. Alex Shigo and learning about natural systems, Paul Wagner, president of Greener Pastures Organics in Southampton, also learned forests are a top self-sustaining environment.
Tiny House vs. Mansion
Which one would you choose to live in: a tiny house with 350 square feet, or a 20-room mansion from the Gilded Age?
Breathe: Certified Green Home Hits the Market
Being green is gold in East Hampton, and this 3,000-square-foot home is Certified Green to a Gold Level — fitted with hurricane glass and Energy Star Rated, with extremely low utility bills.
Murf’s Backstreet Tavern Sold for $3.1 Million
Murf's Backstreet Tavern, the local Sag Harbor watering hole known for its friendly bartenders, popular dartboard, ring toss game, jukebox and late-night last calls, has been sold for $3.1 million.
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Hermanson Foundation Grants $285,000 to Hospital
The Ellen Hermanson Foundation has awarded $285,000 in grants to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital to benefit the Ellen Hermanson Breast Center and Ellen’s Well.
Balserus, Broadmeadow and Hemby Are Chiefs
On Wednesday, January 9, the commissioners of the Bridgehampton Fire District swore-in their three newly-elected chiefs for the ensuing year.
Government: New Round of Water Quality Applications in Southampton, Dust Bowl in Amagansett
The Town of Southampton will accept applications for the second round of CPF Water Quality Improvement Projects through March 15, 2019, it announced in a press release issued this week.