Mixing Two School Jobs Troubles Some
To the dismay of many in attendance at Monday’s meeting, the Sag Harbor school board agreed to combine two vacant positions in an effort...
Lunch Program In the Red
A recent audit of Pierson’s school lunch program has turned up a deficit of $49,000 and the district is currently looking at ways to...
Bridgehampton Adopts Tuition Rates
In an effort to make their tuition more competitive for out of district pre-kindergarten students, the Bridgehampton School Board debated and then adopted more...
Pierson Graduation: Change Defines the Person
The 100th graduating class of Pierson High School made its way along Pierson Hill under a sweltering sun Saturday afternoon —Â the last trip there...
New President Sees Trust as a Priority
The new president of the Sag Harbor Board of Education, Walter Wilcoxen, sees rebuilding the community’s trust in the board as a top priority....
Test Scores Stellar
When news came back that her class ranked second among Long Island schools in English Language Arts test scores, Pierson eighth grade English teacher...
New Super Set To Face Challenge
District Clerk Mary Adamczyk swears in new superintendent Dr. John Gratto.
Sag Harbor’s new superintendent arrived on Tuesday and he rearranged the desk in his...
Class of ’48 Returns
Sixty years after their commencement celebration at the Bridgehampton School, four members of the Class of 1948 strolled through the school with principal Jack...
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Expect an Evening of Specters at the Port of Missing Men
Though it’s just a few minutes drive from Montauk Highway and the bustle of Southampton Village, up by the bay near Conscience Point there...
A Sisterhood of Support in ‘Love, Loss and What I Wore’ At Southampton Arts...
On October 19, Southampton Arts Center (SAC) and the Coalition for Women’s Cancers at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will present the play “Love, Loss and What I Wore” in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month & National Mammography Day.
Talia Carner Discusses Her Book ‘The Third Daughter’
Talia Carner, a human rights activist and award-winning author of five novels about social issues, will discuss her latest novel, "The Third Daughter," on Saturday, October 19, at 6 p.m. at Janet Lehr Fine Arts in East Hampton.