It’s Official: Sag Harbor’s Bay Street Theater Will Get A New Home
Representatives of Sag Harbor’s Bay Street Theater confirmed this week that it had purchased the Water Street Shops property, where the 7-Eleven convenience store is located, as its future home.
Former Manse To Old Whalers’ Church Is On The Market
A historic former manse to Sag Harbor’s iconic Old Whalers’ Church has hit the market.
The home at 12 Suffolk Street on a 0.29-acre lot in the heart of the village dates back to 1765, when the walls were constructed from ship ballast.
Business Briefs for October 29, 2020
Business Briefs for October 29, 2020
Business Briefs for October 15, 2020
Business Briefs for October 15, 2020
Landmark Sagg General Store Building In Sagaponack On The Market For $4 Million
Landmark Sagg General Store Building In Sagaponack On The Market For $4 Million
Sag Harbor Variety Store To Celebrate 50th Anniversary (And They Are Sure To Have...
Sag Harbor Variety Store To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Business Briefs for October 8, 2020
Business Briefs for October 8, 2020
Business Briefs for October 1, 2020
Business Briefs for October 1, 2020
The Express News Group Presents 27Speaks, A Weekly Podcast: September 24 Edition
In this week’s edition of 27Speaks, the editors talk about East End restaurants, how they survived the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they hope to fare in the weeks and months to come.
Sag Harbor Bookstore Canio’s To Celebrate 40th Birthday
Sag Harbor Bookstore Canio's To Celebrate 40th Birthday
Feast And Famine For The Restaurant Industry In The Summer Of COVID
But on the South Fork at least, after a summer that saw very few rainy days, crowds that did not seem to ebb and flow with the passing of weekends and a gradual easing of both fears about the spread of the virus and the restrictions protecting against it, concerns have eased for some.
Business Briefs for September 24, 2020
Business Briefs for September 24, 2020
Business Briefs for September 17, 2020
Business Briefs for September 17, 2020
State Wants You To Pick Pumpkins And Apples, But Keep Your Distance
But in the age of COVID-19, an autumn trip to the farm will not be as simple as it used to be, although guidance recently issued by the office of Governor Andrew Cuomo aims to clarify the steps that need to be taken.
Rich Decker’s AWATfit Brings The Gym To You
Mr. Decker is selling franchises to his latest fitness idea: a mobile gym — AWAT stands for All Weather, All Terrain — that comes to your driveway or a nearby park.
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U.S. District Judge Gary R. Brown said he considered Ms. Bitis’s service to the community and the support of her friends, family and current employer and the efforts that she has made so far toward restitution, but considering the “significant magnitude” of the crime plus the fact that she had engaged in similar behavior before, an “incarceratory sentence” was warranted.
Before The Dots: Exploring Roy Lichtenstein’s Early Years at the Parrish
Both inside and outside of the art world, Roy Lichtenstein is a household name, widely recognized as one of the pioneers of Pop Art. The prevailing narrative has been that Lichtenstein came out of nowhere when he burst onto the Pop Art scene in 1961, rising to prominence along with other household names like Andy Warhol. But the truth is that Lichtenstein was a well-established artist with an impressive body of work long before delving into the art form that would make him famous.