DISH: Christmas Nibbles
Have yourself a merry — and delicious — Christmas Eve, the easy way.
A Conversation With Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington
As the Wharf Shop celebrates its 50th Christmas season, its co-owners, Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington, shared some behind-the-scenes Christmas experiences, from parties to popular toys to holiday wishes.
Business: Wölffer Welcomes Bollinger to Sag Harbor Kitchen, Growing Family at Salty Home
If the Champagne Bollinger Pairing Dinner at Wölffer Kitchen Sag Harbor isn’t on your radar, it should be.
LMS Design Offers a Collaborative Approach to Interior Design
Being hands-on is the foundation of Laura Maresca-Sanatore’s work. She learned the kitchen, bath, and interior design business by trade rather than formal education, she promotes collaborative client involvement in every project, and aims to have subcontractors work with — not for — her.
Sag Harbor’s ‘Summer White House’ Back Up For Sale
Chester A. Arthur served as the 21st president of the United States from 1881 until 1885 — and, apparently, he summered in Sag Harbor.
Blaze Makoid Architecture Project is People’s Choice at AIA Peconic Design
Blaze Makoid Architecture’s South Harbor project in North Haven recently won the People’s Choice Award at the American Institute of Architects Peconic Chapter’s 2018 Daniel J. Rowen Memorial Design Awards, held on Saturday, December 1.
CPF Revenues Are Up in 2018
Revenues for the Peconic Bay Community Preservation Fund are up 3 percent for the first 10 months of 2018 over first 10 months of 2017, New York State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. reported on Tuesday.
Grenning Gallery Finds New Main Street Home
The Grenning Gallery is coming home to Main Street, Sag Harbor, its owner Laura Grenning announced in a press release for the gallery’s newest show on Monday.
Harbor Books Not Ready To Say Goodbye Yet
The proprietor of Harbor Books announced this weekend her lease will end at the end of February, meaning she has to find a new location.
Grain Surfboards: Stick + Stone for the Holidays
It is safe to say that when most people walk into Grain Surfboards, they expect to find a surf shop — not custom furniture, handmade mirrors and original art.
Business: Classic Cocktails with a Twist, Festival of Lights, Holidays at Baron’s Cove
Alex Kechagiadakis will teach a “Classic Cocktails with a Twist” mixology class on Saturday, December 1, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., recreating cocktails perfect for the holiday season.
Adirondack-Inspired Home Headlines Annual House Tour
As chair of the East Hampton House and Garden Tour, Joseph Aversano is always on the lookout for hidden gems nestled in the East End’s nooks and crannies.
Business: Holiday Coat Drive, Sen To Host Chamber, Tramondo Returns to Elliman
L&W Market, located at 2493 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, will kick off the holiday season of giving with a coat drive through December 31.
Almond Brings The East to the East End
While there’s no appreciable shortage of pizza, or pasta, or bagels, you’d be hard pressed to find more than a little decent Asian food out here.
Ramen’s Stories Are All Personal
One might find oneself at a fancy ramen restaurant known for its laboriously made tonkotsu pork stock one night only to retreat to the hastily made — and equally satisfying — ramen from a late-night hole-in-the-wall the next.
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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.