The Stocking Stuffer Hunt
By Marissa Maier
A few weeks ago a couple of friends and I stood on a New York City subway platform waiting for a train....
Don’t Forget to Breathe at the Office
By Marissa Maier
Whether by plane, train or automobile, long journeys always seem to take a toll on one's body. From deep aches in the...
When Smaller is Better
By Marissa Maier
Like a purveyor at a farmers market who offers expert produce advice, Debbie Rudoy provides the same personal touch at her contemporary...
Romancing the Harbor: Local Girl Brings in a Little Retail Love
By Marissa Maier
Dawn Berkoski, a Sag Harbor native, is intent on bringing some romance back to her hometown. No, she isn't going to serenade...
Southampton’s Businesses Embrace Arts District
By Annette Hinkle
The East End economic model has long been driven by the summer season. As a world class destination, the area draws visitors...
Hidden Treasures
In 1994, D.A. Pennebaker was edging the walls underneath his staircase. The space was hollow, lined with bricks and used to store wood for...
Business Help From Those Who Went Before
By Annette Hinkle
For over 15 years, business partners Greg Kirwan and Mike Hartman have worked diligently to build their pool construction and maintenance company....
Weather Gear Company, Once Started in Sag Harbor, Returns to the South Fork
By Andrew Rudansky
In the late-1970s a small store opened up in Sag Harbor catering especially to the sailors and fishermen in the area. That...
A Variety of Fitness Solutions Under One Roof
By Andrew Rudansky
In the past five years, 264 Butter Lane has quickly become one of the premier fitness and wellness locations in the Hamptons....
The Whalebone Returns Rejuvenated
By Andrew Rudansky
It has been a year and a half since The Whalebone in Noyac has last been open for business. The general store...
Getting Sized Up by Johnny Pants
By Andrew Rudansky
Walk into Back to Basics, the newest shop in Sag Harbor, located at 8 Main Street, and store owner ”Johnny Pants” —...
Wheeling Into Fitness in Sag Harbor
By Marianna Levine
Summer is almost here, which means going to the beach in a bathing suit; and if that thought doesn’t get you to...
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...
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A Shift in Winter Bird Populations Seen as Climate and Habitat Change
From a distance of several hundred yards, all you can clearly see, even with binoculars, is the flush of white from the breast and a speck of black. Then the bird cocks its head down, breaking the surface of the water, tips forward and disappears.
John Jermain Librarian Wins Diversity Internship
Nancy Myers, 33, met Catherine Creedon, the former director of the John Jermain Memorial Library, when she was a patron and the library was in its temporary quarters on West Water Street during a major renovation.
ARB Seems Open To New Windows In 2-over-2 Style At Historic House
The wrangling over the pros and cons of putting in new windows at the circa 1790 house at 207 Main Street in Sag Harbor went on for another hour at the latest Zoom meeting of the Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board (HPARB) last week and, in the end, it seemed to have headed back to where it had started.