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In the 18 years Lou Grignon has owned the Sag Harbor Yacht Yard on Bay Street he’s seen the village emerge as...
Arboriculture is for the Trees
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Don’t make the mistake of calling Michael S. Gaines, ISA Board Certified Master Arborist, a “tree guy.” Even though the Lorax...
Reaching Out to the Community
By Andrew Rudansky
Pulling together all the details related to Sag Harbor’s annual HarborFest every year is a lot of work. Alan Fruitstone will certainly...
Endless Pools
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Labor Day is right around the corner, and the summer season is once again coming to a close. The end of the...
That Tangy Taste of Summer
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Invoking the cool, laid-back aura of the film to which its amber-colored label pays homage, “Pete’s Endless Summer” line of sauces and...
’Sup Dog: Joy Laughter and Fitness on the Water
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There’s a serenity to the scene: a lanky figure upright on the water, paddling through the bay with long, smooth...
Fending Off the Deer
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They may be nice to look at, but for some they’re there to eat.
So the story goes here on the East End,...
Low Impact and Detail Oriented
by Bryan Boyhan
There’s a television commercial for a men’s clothing store where we are told, if we do business with them, we’re going to...
Furnishing the Great Outdoors
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For over a hundred years, Dodds and Eder has been in the business of serving Long Islanders what they need. But...
Capturing the Essence of Sag Harbor
By Emily J Weitz
Sag Harbor has a little version of everything, and it’s always the best. The best little Italian restaurant, the best little...
Mecox Yacht Club Proposal Remains Uncertain
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The pint-sized patch of land on Mecox Bay in Water Mill is still pretty calm, and the decrepit wooden structure — left...
Mac Spoken Here
By Emily J. Weitz
If Sheryl Heller is your tech person, you’d never suspect she ever ventured to do anything else. She seems precisely attuned...
Unlimited Earth Care: Working With the Environment
By Emily J. Weitz
It used to be that only people who chose to live in the woods wrangled with the presence of deer in...
New Businesses: Welcome to Sag Harbor!
By Emily J. Weitz
Memorial Day Weekend marks the beginning of a long summer of trips to the farm stands, afternoons at the beach, and...
The Bali Connection at the Furniture Garden
By Emily J Weitz
Zooming down 27, heading east, there’s a little patch of Zen that breaks up the frenzy.
A reclining Buddha, a massive Ganesh,...
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