Editorial: For Trustees
While there are four candidates on the ballot for a pair of two-year terms on the Sag Harbor Village Board of Trustees, only three are really running in this race.
Editorial: For Mayor
There always will be divergent and varied opinions on most issues and, in Sag Harbor — perhaps the least apathetic of South Fork communities — that is almost always the case.
Editorial: Support Our Ambulance Corps
Voters in Sag Harbor will also be asked next Tuesday to weigh in on a proposition that would allow the village to raise the “length of service award program” (LOSAP) benefit for members of the Sag Harbor Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
East End Days: Greens with a Kick
Native to the Mediterranean region, arugula has been a staple ingredient in Italian, Moroccan, Portuguese and Turkish cooking for millennia.
Letters to the Editor: 6/13/19
Letters to the Editor for the week of June 13, 2019.
Letters to the Editor: 6/6/19
Letters to the Editor for the week of June 6, 2019.
Editorial: The Healthiest Choice
The Sag Harbor School Board of Education deserves credit for working with its transportation committee to come up with a reasonable way to cut down on transportation costs.
Editorial: Opening Lines of Communication
As the candidates running in Sag Harbor Village for mayor and the board of trustees talk about the need for better communications with the public, there are good examples all around us of public entities that do a pretty good job at it.
Home: Kathryn ‘Evans’ Gerecke is ‘Praying for Home’
Many believe in the power of prayer, and Kathryn Evans Gerecke is among them.
On the Road: Young at Heart
It’s kind of scary as a young parent when you realize you don’t remember how to plan an adults-only vacation.
Letters to the Editor: 5/30/19
Letters to the Editor for the week of May 30, 2019.
Editorial: Let There Be Light
The Sag Harbor Cinema fire of December 16, 2016 left a deep wound in a village where generations of locals, summer people and visitors had fond memories of its old-fashioned décor.
A Bit of Memorial Day History and The Memorial Day Poppy
The Memorial Day Poppy started with a poem by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae, a Canadian physician who enlisted to help the allies in the war.
On Art: Women Look at Themselves
As we mourn the loss of Grumpy Cat, it’s a comfort to know that Sulky Lion is still with us, specifically at the Heather James Gallery in Manhattan.
Editorial: More Than Just a Holiday
Memorial Day very specifically is to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives serving in the Armed Forces.
Latest Articles
Verneuille Named Executive Vice President of The First National Bank
Janet T. Verneuille, a resident of Sag Harbor, recently brought her 30-plus years of banking experience to The First National Bank of Long Island.
Business: Late Nights and Pizza at Claudio’s, Golden Goose Settles In, Picnics at Duryea’s
Since Claudio’s Restaurant opened its doors earlier this season, the Greenport staple has an undeniably fresh look and feel.
The Gardens of Frederico Azevedo Featured in New Book
Landscape designer Frederico Azevedo approaches his bold “outdoor rooms” with the memories of his childhood in Brazil.