East Hampton Indoor Tennis Sees Spike in Tennis Popularity Even Through Fall
During the COVID-19 pandemic, tennis, among many outdoor activities, saw a resurgence in popularity on the East End.
Local Road Race Organizers Meet Challenges Created By Pandemic
Local Road Race Organizers Meet Challenges Created By Pandemic
USGA Unveils Oscar Bunn Golf Facility On Shinnecock Territory
Last month, the USGA and the Shinnecock Nation unveiled the new Oscar Bunn Tribal Golf Facility on Shinnecock territory.
East Hampton Native Passes On Love Of Golf To His Children
East Hampton Native Passes On Love Of Golf To His Children
All High School Sports Delayed Until January, Section XI Announces
All high school sports have been delayed until January 4, 2021, officials from Section XI, the governing body of Suffolk County high school athletics, announced on Friday.
Sag Harbor’s Kyle McGowin Deals With Ups And Downs Of 2020 Season, Earns His...
McGowin may have hit the highest of highs in his roller-coaster year when he made his first appearance of the 2020 season this past Saturday night.
Water Mill Woman Prepares For 100-Mile Bike to The Beach Ride for Autism
Bike to the Beach is a national ride benefiting grassroots autism non-profits. Covell and the Flying Point Foundation have participated in the event since 2016, when Covell, an editor at The Press, was inspired by an article she wrote about getting fit in her 50s.
State To Release More Guidelines For Fall Sports This Friday; Southampton’s Campbell Decides To...
Football has been deemed by New York State as a high-risk sport, and while a handful of sports were judged safe to play starting on September 21 last week by governor Andrew M. Cuomo, those looking to get on the gridiron this fall are still waiting for some answers as to whether that will actually happen.
Sag Harbor Youth Soccer Returns to Action
In Sag Harbor, youth soccer is the latest sport to return to action after the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown.
East Hampton High School Track Athlete Tops i-Tri Virtual Triathlon Youth Division
For East Hampton High School track athlete Liam Fowkes, the i-tri Turbo Tri was the first triathlon he’d ever competed in. Despite his inexperience as a triathlete, he ended up placing first in the triathlon’s youth division.
A Lifetime Of ‘Playing Up’ Pays Off For East Hampton’s Colin Ruddy
Ruddy’s attitude and work ethic have propelled him onto the A-list of high school players, not just on Long Island but nationally. In July, he was named to the All Tournament team in tournaments he played in Georgia and Florida with his travel team, the East Coast Lumberjacks.
Cuomo Gives OK To Begin Some School Sports Programs Next Month
High school sports will be returning this fall. Well, at least some of them will be.
East Moriches Native Takes Steps In His Journey To The NHL
East Moriches native Ryan Fine started playing travel hockey at 6 years old. After committing to play Division 1 hockey at Boston University last year, the rising sophomore is looking toward even bigger goals.
Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation Hosts Virtual Swim Challenge
For 12 years running, the Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation has hosted the Montauk Ocean Swim, one of the only guarded ocean swims on the East Coast. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, like many iconic East End traditions, the Ocean Swim is going virtual as the Montauk Swim Challenge.
East Hampton Native Navigates Precarious Equestrian Competition Season
East Hampton Native Navigates Precarious Equestrian Competition Season
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Felony DWI Charge for Sag Harbor Resident After Saturday Night Accident
A 22-year-old Sag Harbor resident was charged with a felony count of driving while intoxicated after police said he ran off the road and nearly crashed his pickup truck into a Sag Harbor home on Saturday night after failing to make a turn at the intersection of Hampton and Division Streets.
The Express News Group Presents 27Speaks, A Weekly Podcast: October 22 Edition
In this week’s edition of 27Speaks, the editors talk about ghouls, ghosts and goblins! With Halloween on the horizon, the editors recount their own personal ghost stories and Ms. Hinkle talks about an event she held at the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum, where she told ghost stories from the museum’s front porch. Boo!
Bridgehampton Child Care Center To Break Ground On New Building October 24
To be sure, over the years, the center has been expanded with a classroom building and other facilities, but this month, it will mark a major milestone when that rickety old farmhouse, still being used as its main office, is demolished on Saturday, October 24, to make way for a new classroom and administrative center.