Designing With Water
By Marianna Levine
Ray Smith and Associate’s aqua garden designer, Ed Drohan is so enthusiastic about his work that he relates his wife has been...
Dan’s Papers Publisher Files for Chapter 11
The publisher of the Bridgehampton-based Dan’s Papersfiled for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week, although this week Dan’s Papers founder Dan Rattiner said in a written...
Unlimited Earthcare: Inspiration From Nature
By Marianna Levine
Frederico Azevedo, award-winning designer and owner of Unlimited Earth Care in Bridgehampton, may live and design in the Hamptons, but his aesthetic...
Agave’s Mexican Fare Gets a Makeover
Since Albert Geldmacher bought a two-story building at the corner of Union and Division streets in 1986, the ground floor restaurant space has gone...
Collette Designer Consignment Expands
It’s Carrie Bradshaw’s dream come true, and it has found an ever expanding home on the East End.
Just 10 years after Tisha Collette founded...
The Five & Dime, Where Easter is a Family Affair
By Kathryn G. Menu
When customers walk into the iconic Variety Store on Sag Harbor’s Main Street this week, they will find themselves surrounded by...
Staying Busy in the Warm & Cold
Temperatures soared this week and as residents of the East End became wistful of spring’s near arrival, trickles of second homeowners came out to...
Village Market Drops by 67% Over Five Years
By Marissa Maier
The Sag Harbor Village real estate market started the year off with a record bang. In January, Tara Newman of Saunders Real...
Scanlon’s Fireplace: Saving the Environment, One Holiday Hearth at a Time
For close to 13 years the Scanlon family has brought fireplaces, wood burning stoves and chimney services to the East End through Sag Harbor...
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Thiele Pitches Commuter Trains in Sag Harbor
Members of the Teachers Association of Sag Harbor, the union of faculty employed by the Sag Harbor School District, expressed cautious support of the proposed South Fork Commuter Connection in a survey conducted by the school district last week.
Hurricane of 1938: Old Negatives Offer New View Of Storm’s Fury
Both black-and-white photographs—the first of a house near Lake Agawam, and the second of a home along Meadow Lane—were taken in Southampton Village shortly after the Category 3 hurricane, later named “The Long Island Express,” steamrolled the East End on the afternoon of September 21, 1938.
Hurricane of 1938: Even Downgraded, Storm Had Incredible Speed
Hurricane Nate amazed meteorologists not for its strength or size but for its speed.
The storm had sustained winds of 85 mph when it arrived...