Verneuille Named Executive Vice President of The First National Bank
Janet T. Verneuille, a resident of Sag Harbor, recently brought her 30-plus years of banking experience to The First National Bank of Long Island.
Business: Late Nights and Pizza at Claudio’s, Golden Goose Settles In, Picnics at Duryea’s
Since Claudio’s Restaurant opened its doors earlier this season, the Greenport staple has an undeniably fresh look and feel.
The Gardens of Frederico Azevedo Featured in New Book
Landscape designer Frederico Azevedo approaches his bold “outdoor rooms” with the memories of his childhood in Brazil.
Sag Harbor Books Opens Full of Hope on Main Street
“Businesses like independent bookstores are on the rise. I think there’s just no substitute for holding a physical book in your hands.”
Sag Harbor Express and Press News Group To Merge Under Menus’ Leadership
With more than 280 years of history between them, two award-winning news organizations — The Sag Harbor Express and the Press News Group — have merged to form the largest media group on the South Fork.
Business: Baron’s Launches ‘Sunset Soirees,’ Gipsy Kings at Calissa, Closing Sale at Main Beach
After spending a day in the sun, wind down at Baron’s Cove and watch the sun set over Sag Harbor.
Chris Nuzzi Helms Advantage Title’s East Hampton Office
Advantage Title, a leading title insurance firm on Long Island, recently opened its newest office at 2 Newtown Lane in East Hampton, and a familiar face is running it — Chris Nuzzi, former Southampton Town councilman.
Breathe: Turn Back Time
This summer, esthetician Veronica Taylor is bringing six new treatments to her Southampton-based Skin by Veronica.
Provisions Market To Open Second Location in Water Mill
The demand for good food never wanes and the awareness for natural and organic is on a steady rise.
ASH Staging Styles Interiors To Sell Homes
Finding the balance between classic and contemporary design to create a modern living space is a delicate practice.
Seascape in Sagaponack
All it takes is one look at 139 Seascape Lane to realize Bates Masi + Architects has done it again.
Boat Dealers Get Ready for Season Ahead
Cruising through Long Island Sound, Peconic Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and all of the East End’s interconnected bays and harbors is the ultimate form of summer entertainment.
Business: East End Eats for Father’s Day, Clay Art Grand Opening, BNB Takes Gold...
BNB Bank recently received the Gold Prize for Customer Service by the Banking Choice Awards, presented by American Business Media and Customer Experience Solutions.
Business: Haweeli Honored, Career Accelerator, Hot Tunes at Townline, Luxury Liner Summer Schedule
The founder and president of WordHampton Public Relations in East Hampton won the Executive Circle Award from Long Island Business News.
Local First at Baron’s Cove
At Baron’s Cove, located at 31 West Water Street in Sag Harbor, executive chef Jay Lippin relies on his roster of community farms and partnerships to craft each seasonal menu.
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David Bouchier Offers a Taste of The Real South of France
WSHU FM’s weekly essayist and Long Island resident David Bouchier will be at the Rogers Memorial Library on Thursday, September 19, at 1 p.m. to give a talk entitled, “The Real South of France.”
Going For the Greek at the East Hampton Library
On Saturday, September 14 at 1 p.m., George Theotacatos gives an author talk at East Hampton Library on his book “Finding Ithaka.”
Sag School Board Frustrated by Learning Center Timeline
Ed Bernhauer, a senior architectural designer with IBI Group, distributed a schedule showing Sag Harbor residents and the Sag Harbor School District Board of Education the progress of the already delayed Sag Harbor Learning Center building on Division Street at Monday night’s School Board meeting.