Date Night, Dancehampton Style
For all the parents out there, Anita Boyer and Joe Pallister have date night under control.
Stony Brook Hospitals Earn ‘Get With The Guidelines Target’ Recognition
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital recently received the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite Plus Gold Plus Quality...
Riding the Waves Powered by Electric
A group of three paddleboarders watched in astonishment as William Graham and Kieran McGuire were raised about 2 feet above the water on their Lift eFoils in Northwest Harbor.
Matriark: Equality Through Commerce and Community
Inspired by female leaders around the globe and rooted in local community, Matriark was designed to advance women’s equality through commerce and community.
Art for All INstore
Tucked away in the heart of East Hampton, LongHouse Reserve exemplifies what it means to live with art in all forms.
Business: New Wave of Discounts at Main Beach Surf, Southampton Chamber, Discover The Hamptons
Main Beach Surf and Sport, located at 352 Montauk Highway in Wainscott, is continuing its moving sale with even more added discounts.
North Haven Homeowners Seek Help Controlling Noisy Renters
Short-term rentals, at least some without village permits, are causing problems for residents of North Haven Manor and Actors Colony Road in North Haven, according to Susan Reed, president of the North Haven Manor Association.
Applicants Reject Historic Consultant’s Report on Burke Street House
The two partners of F&M Star Inc. who need a “certificate of appropriateness” from the Sag Harbor Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board (HPARB) to renovate a 19th-century house at 11 Burke Street sparred again with the board at its July 11 meeting. Instead of the quick decision they wanted, their case was tabled once again, this time to July 25.
Local Helping Give Feminine Hygiene a Needed Overhaul
Tempo is a no-leakage guaranteed tampon designed specifically for high-performance athletes.
Business: ‘Ride for Sean,’ Navy Beach Supports SEAL Foundation, Facials at Baker House
“Ride for Sean,” a one-day charity ride to benefit Sean Grismer’s recovery from a serious injury, raised over $16,000 at the Hamptons Gym Corp. Southampton location.
Embracing the Outdoors in The Garden at Water Mill
The recently opened Garden at Water Mill fills a hole in the hamlet’s dining scene.
Plans Afoot to Restore Forlorn Historic House on Main Street
With its almost austere simplicity, its unusual 12-over-12 sash windows, its peeling gray paint, rotting white trim and weedy growth along its picket fence, the old house just south of the Sag Harbor’s business district at 156 Main Street has stood empty and forlorn for years, its front door padlocked from the outside.
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.
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Sag Harbor Superintendent Katy Graves to Take Leave for “Immediate Surgery”
“With a heavy heart, I regret to inform the members of the Board of Education and the community that I will have to step away from my duties beginning on November, 22, 2019 as the Superintendent of the Sag Harbor Schools for immediate surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York City,” said Ms. Graves in a letter to the board of education on November 15.
Sag Harbor Community Housing Trust Hopeful For Route 114 Project
Members of the Sag Harbor Community Housing Trust, a nonprofit formed in 2008, said this week they remain hopeful that a partnership with the Town of East Hampton might result in a housing project on Route 114 in Wainscott, just outside of Sag Harbor Village, one that could result in many more housing units than the organization would be able to construct on its own.
Grants Will Be Sought to Restore Revolutionary War Grave Sites at Old Burial Ground...
The Old Burying Ground, one of the South Fork’s oldest cemeteries, is home to more than 330 gravesites, some dating back to the Revolutionary War. And many are in dire need of repair, local historic preservation consultant Zachary Studenroth reported to the Sag Harbor Village Board at its Tuesday night meeting.