A Cruising Life in a Boating Culture
“It’s a wonderful way to live your life,” Ted Conklin mused during a recent telephone interview. “It’s an amazing feeling, living on your boat.”
A Classic Visitor Wins Sag Harbor Cup
Saturday’s race was held in in stiff winds in Noyac Bay with The Blue Peter and her captain, Mathew Barker, finishing first overall with a corrected time of 3 hours, 19 minutes and 52 seconds.
Best Boats in the Business To Be Featured at Breakwater
Join The Sag Harbor Express as we celebrate the East End boating community at our Second Annual Spotlight on Boating Trade Show on Friday, June 8, from 5 to 7 p.m.
A Look at What’s New in the Business of Boating
Salt water runs in the veins of captains and crews and is also something sought out by novice boaters who are looking to ready their sea legs.
Paddler On a Mission for Veterans
For Joseph Mullin, a 66-year-old veteran of the United States Navy, the journey is as important as the destination, and last week his own journey brought him to Sag Harbor.
Sag Harbor Cup Returns with Added Style
There will be one standout this year when the race sets off in the waters off Sag Harbor on June 2. The Blue Peter, to be sure, is no ordinary sailboat.
Bringing Fitness Back to the Outdoors
Getting back to the simplicity of the outdoors and the experience of physical movement, Hamptons Gym Corp. is launching their new Outdoor Division with championship windsurfer Jesper Vesterstroem at the helm.
In Otter News … Lontra Canadensis Makes a Comeback
Back in 2008, wildlife biologist Mike Bottini spent a lot of time searching ponds, creeks and waterways throughout Long Island in search of a most illusive species — Lontra canadensis, a.k.a. the river otter.
Up Close, and Virtual, with Colleen Saidman Yee
Colleen Saidman Yee is coming into your living room, “live.”
Lace Up For Katy’s Courage Skate-A-Thon
Katy’s Courage, the non-profit created in memory of Kathryn Collins Stewart, will host its seventh annual Skate-A-Thon at Buckskill Winter Club, 178 Buckskill Road in East Hampton, on Sunday, March 4.
SOFO Leads a Night-Time Search for the Elusive Tiger Salamander
The procession of about 20 people was there in hopes of encountering the eastern tiger salamander, or Ambystoma tigrinum, the largest of the so-called mole salamanders.
Breakwater Sailors Place Second at Grenada Sailing Week
Lilee Fell, Liz Joyce and Sara Nightingale represented Sag Harbor in the classic yacht division at Grenada Sailing Week.
Core Kinetics Combines Cardio with Martial Arts at Hamptons Gym
Introducing Core Kinetics with Carrie Kremlpler, the fitness class melds boxing, kickboxing and Muay Thai combinations with body weight moves and 30-second cardio spikes in a 50- to 60-minute class geared to all fitness levels.
SYS Provides Warmth and Activity in Winter Months
Southampton Youth Services (SYS) executive director Scott Johnson heads up the multi-use athletic facility that is open seven days a week year-round.
Set Aside Time for Wellbeing During the Holidays
Yoga Shanti is reminding people to take a moment, and a breath, to set aside sometime for your own wellbeing with their annual Thanksgiving Day yoga class.
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Development Pressure Grows in Azurest, Sag Harbor Hills and Ninevah
The Sag Harbor Zoning Board of Appeals now appears poised to approve variances to clear the way for a new, larger structure at 47 Terry Drive.
Sag Harbor School District Settles Long-Expired Administrators’ Contract
Top administrators in the Sag Harbor School District will receive pay raises of at least 1.9 percent in each of four years covered in a new contract that was approved by the Sag Harbor School Board in a 5-0 vote on Monday.
U.S. Open Seen as a Boon to Most
While official numbers were not made available by the United States Golfing Association (USGA), which runs the event, Southampton Supervisor Jay Schneiderman said that outside of the traffic woes, the event was largely a success.