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.
Women Get Pop-Up Office Space of their Own in Sag Harbor
A coworking space is a sort of cool, flexible office that professionals can rent temporarily or regularly without needing to sign a lease on a brick-and-mortar space.
Citarella Owner Confirms No Plans to Take Over 7-Eleven
itarella Fine Foods owner Joe Gurrera confirmed via his assistant that the company has no plans to take over the building that houses 7-Eleven on Long Island Avenue in Sag Harbor.
Mills Named Chief Nursing Officer at Stony Brook Southampton
Althea Mills, RN, has been appointed Chief Nursing Officer, Vice President of Patient Care Services of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital.
Business: Christmas Early Birds, Taco Tuesday, Employment Expo, Hamptons Gym Specials
Hamptons Gym Corp. recently announced a new membership, from now through Memorial Day, for $499, or now through December 31, for $199.
Il Capuccino Has Endured the Test of Time
The Tagliasacchi family, owners of Italian staple Il Capuccino, has managed to survive through both good times and bad, through the economically rocky 1970s (the restaurant opened in 1974), and market crashes that marked the 1980s, 1990s, and mid-2000s.
Business: Buzz Chew Discounts for First Responders, Dance Starts at HBTS
The Hampton Ballet Theatre School's 11th year of children’s dance classes began Monday, September 10, under the artistic direction of Sara Jo Strickland.
Phoebe and Belle Collection Reflects North Fork Charm and Spirit
Capturing the casual essence of the North Fork’s laidback lifestyle, Kathy Perretta curates a collection of furnishings and home décor in her Cutchogue store, Phoebe and Belle.
A New Bond Street
Bond No. 9’s home base, Bond Street, used to be a quiet, modest NoHo side street. No longer. Suddenly, it’s a hotspot, thronged with see-and-be-seen young celebs and attendant paparazzi. So, New Bond Street — an impudent gourmand scent just for them — followed suit.
Business: New Build in Sag Harbor Charm, Business Expo, Homeowner Seminar
For a village that boasts historic charm, new construction in Sag Harbor can feel unexpected, to say the least.
Surveying the Ins and Outs of Property Ownership
Land surveyor F. Michael Hemmer shares what buyers need to know as his eponymous company opens a new office in Noyac.
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New Librarians Help ‘Build Community’ at John Jermain
Patrons of John Jermain Memorial Library may have noticed some new faces among the staff in recent weeks — and not only are they fitting into the library’s culture, according to director Catherine Creedon, but they’re already helping to “build community.”
Spanish Influenza: We Still Aren’t Sure What Hit Us in 1918
Even the name, “Spanish Flu,” is a head fake.
Southampton Town Animal Control Picks Up Dead Caracal in Water Mill
Acting on a referral from Southampton Town Police, Southampton Town Animal Control on Monday picked up a deceased caracal, a wild cat native to Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, in Water Mill.