A Place for Kids to Play
By Georgia Suter
"I had thought about this idea a couple years ago," says Scott Rubenstein, owner of East Hampton Indoor Tennis and inventor of...
Finding Foundation
Local Chiropractor teaches famed method to develop the “new” core.
By Marissa Maier
I don't consider myself to be particularly athletic. I do yoga and run...
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...
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....
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...
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...
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Stephanie Bitis Sentenced To 15 Months For Defrauding Employer Of More Than $300,000
U.S. District Judge Gary R. Brown said he considered Ms. Bitis’s service to the community and the support of her friends, family and current employer and the efforts that she has made so far toward restitution, but considering the “significant magnitude” of the crime plus the fact that she had engaged in similar behavior before, an “incarceratory sentence” was warranted.
Before The Dots: Exploring Roy Lichtenstein’s Early Years at the Parrish
Both inside and outside of the art world, Roy Lichtenstein is a household name, widely recognized as one of the pioneers of Pop Art. The prevailing narrative has been that Lichtenstein came out of nowhere when he burst onto the Pop Art scene in 1961, rising to prominence along with other household names like Andy Warhol. But the truth is that Lichtenstein was a well-established artist with an impressive body of work long before delving into the art form that would make him famous.