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.
Douglas Elliman Honors Top East End Agents at The Ellies
Douglas Elliman Real Estate celebrated the firm’s top-performing agents from around the nation at its annual awards ceremony, The Ellies — and the East End had a strong showing.
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.
Sag Harbor Cinema Names Gillian Gordon as Executive Director
A film executive and producer for the past 28 years, Gillian Gordon has worked in numerous facets of the film business from education to production.
Business: Off-Market Montauk Deal Closes for $18.1 Million
A modern, contemporary compound in Montauk has closed for $18.1 million, without so much as a peep.
Forty-Five Years of Stories on the Hampton Jitney
From a van driving around the Hamptons in 1974 to a fleet of the luxury motor coaches in 2019, Hampton Jitney has become a recognizable symbol of connecting city dwellers to the East End.
A Code Written to Protect Sag Harbor Village
When the village began to face significant development pressure in its downtown, then-mayor Gregory Ferraris led a group of lawmakers and consultants in a revision of the village zoning code in 2007.
Saving Main Street Has Paid Off in Other Communities
It was an idyllic downtown, its streets lined by mom-and-pop shops, dotted with chatty neighbors walking to and from their quaint homes, leading even quainter lives. Until it wasn’t.
Retailers: Shop Local and We Can Thrive
Try to take the temperature of the retail industry on Sag Harbor’s Main Street, and the local merchants by whose thermometers it can be measured will offer a range of results.
Main Street Roundtable: Looking to the Past with an Eye on the Future
Most, if not all, residents of Sag Harbor and those who spend time here as second homeowners or visitors agree the character of the village is worth saving and worth fighting for.
South Fork Septic: Rebates Help Make New Septic Systems Work
Septic systems are a dirty, complicated business. Their functionality not only effects a residential or commercial property, but it can also play a role in the health of the water.
Dr. Nathanael Desire Named Medical Director of Peconic Landing
Peconic Landing announced this week that Dr. Nathanael Desire DO, CMD has been chosen as its new Medical Director.
Business: Craft Beer Takeover, Bridge Bancorp Stock Purchase, Accolades for C’s
Sloop Brewing, Bell’s Brewing Company and a special feature from Montauk Brewing Company make up the next Craft Beer Takeover at Indian Wells Tavern.
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Memorial Day is about remembering those men and women who gave their lives for their country, including those whom time is beginning to erase from living memory.One was Edwin Woodruff Bill, a descendant of whaling captains on both sides of his family tree who was born and raised in Sag Harbor.