East Hampton Announces 2020 Hall of Fame Class
Four athletes and two outstanding teams will join the East Hampton High School Athletic Hall of Fame when the 2020 class is inducted at a ceremony planned for later this year.
South Fork Country Club Raises $115,000 For Food Pantries With Charity Golf Match
The South Fork Country Club in Amagansett raised over $115,000 for the East Hampton/Amagansett and Springs food pantries in a charity golf match on Friday, June 5.
Hampton Classic Horse Show Is Canceled
The Hampton Classic horse show, a staple of late summer in Bridgehampton, has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Youth Sports Leagues Look To Summer Season Following Reopening
Many East End youth sports organizations have built multiple contingency plans depending on when they can resume, while some have canceled completely.
Virtual Runs Are Real Fundraisers In Time Of COVID-19
Though in-person competitive running has fallen victim to the COVID-19 pandemic, many of Long Island’s annual races are keeping the tradition alive through virtual races.
Golf Can Be A Welcome Distraction During COVID-19 Quarantine
While Long Island is still shut down from the NY Pause order, one important aspect of life on the East End has reopened: golf.
Tennis Enthusiasts Thrilled As Restrictions Are Lifted At Local Clubs
Tennis Enthusiasts Thrilled As Restrictions Are Lifted At Local Clubs
Hampton Bays Senior Quinn Smith Misses Opportunity To Compete For Championship
Hampton Bays Senior Quinn Smith Misses Opportunity To Compete For Championship
College Athletes Remain Optimistic Despite Cancelling Of Sports Season
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, almost every sports league has ceased operations indefinitely, including the NCAA. For local East End college athletes, the news was yet another disappointing development in the lead-up to students’ return home.
For Senior Athletes, The Year Comes To An Unceremonious End
For Senior Athletes, The Year Comes To An Unceremonious End
Collegiate Baseball League Cancels 2020 Season
The Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League (HCBL), which was busy preparing for its 13th season when the coronavirus pandemic shutdown all major sports earlier this year, announced Monday it was cancelling the upcoming summer season.
Former Bridgehampton Star Bobby Hopson Dies At 48
Robert “Bobby” Hopson, 48, the leading scorer in Bridgehampton High School basketball history, died at his home in Bridgehampton on April 21.
Spring Sports Cancelled Across Long Island
High school sports officials in Suffolk County voted unanimously on Tuesday to cancel the spring sports season for 2020 at all levels.
With Baseball On Hold, McGowin Waits For His Next Chance
The Nationals were coming off their first ever World Series victory and McGowin, a Sag Harbor native with a rocket for a right arm, was looking forward to getting his championship ring with his teammates on April 14.
A Conversation with Pierson Athletic Director Eric Bramoff
Pierson School District was one of the first to close amid the coronavirus outbreak on March 11, well before the county made the decision for all of its schools to do so.
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Philanthropists and Artists Create Grant For Struggling Performers, Artists and Art Educators
With professionals in all sorts of arts fields currently suffering from lack of work on the East End, Andrea Grover and other members of the Hamptons Arts Network decided to create a grant program for struggling artists. Then artists Eric Fischl and Clifford Ross jumped into the effort and ran with it.
Welcome to the Green Room: Director Marcia Milgrom Dodge Looks Back at her Bay...
There’s nothing like forced downtime to inspire a busy person to focus on organizational tasks, and in recent months, director Marcia Milgrom Dodge has been spending her days at home, rifling through old boxes in the small Manhattan apartment she shares with her husband, Anthony Dodge. And in those boxes, Dodge has discovered forgotten gold — buried treasure in the form of scripts, photographs, playbills and opening night congratulatory messages from the plays Dodge directed and choreographed for Bay Street Theater between 1999 and 2013.
Shelter Island Artist and Ferry Captain is Charting the Course for her Future
Carefully sketching in her studio space, 28-year-old Jodi Bentivegna let her long brown hair fall to the side as she nudged her glasses to look up and greet Southampton Arts Center (SAC) patrons. This was way back on February 9, and the young artist was excited to debut her work at one of the largest art museum’s on the East End.