Southampton Soccer Club Raises Funds For Outdoor Field Lights
Southampton Soccer Club Raises Funds For Outdoor Field Lights
Former Southampton High School Point Guard Courtney Pritchard Inducted Into Wagner College Hall Of...
There is a photo that Linda Cowell-Pritchard treasures.
It was taken inside the apartment she rented during her final year at the University of Buffalo....
Intramural Sports Give High School Athletes A Sense Of Normalcy In Uncertain Times
Section XI, Suffolk County’s governing body of high school sports, announced in September that all interscholastic competition would be postponed until January, but athletic directors at several East End high schools have put together intramural programs that allow student-athletes to claim some sense of normalcy and keep a connection to the sports they love, while adhering to school policies and following safety guidelines outlined by the state to ensure their health and safety.
Wolffer Estate Derby Revives Old Horse Show Tradition In Sagaponack
Putting the Grand Prix field to good use and sharing it with the larger equestrian community on the East End was a goal for Tula from the start, and last year, the farm revived an old fall tradition, hosting the Wölffer Estate Derby in the field.
New Executive Director Has Big Plans For East Hampton YMCA RECenter
For many years, Englishman Stephen Lee was an engineer by day, martial artist by night. Now, he’s the new East Hampton YMCA RECenter executive...
Hurricanes Swimmer Earns National Recognition
The then-14-year-old Hurricanes travel team competitor had achieved a feat of national merit. Finishing the 500-yard freestyle in 5 minutes, 10.97 seconds not only secured her a personal best, it catapulted her into the Top 16 nationally for her age group.
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.
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27Speaks: Saving Steinbeck; Sag Harbor Community Rallies To Preserve Iconic Author’s Former Home
In this week’s edition of 27Speaks, the editors are joined by veteran reporter Stephen J. Kotz and Kathryn Szoka, the co-owner of Canio’s Books, for a discussion about the Steinbeck House in Sag Harbor, which hit the market last week for $17.9 million. An emerging community movement would like to see the property preserved.
Sag Harbor Man Faces Forcible Touching Charges For Incident That Occurred In October
Jake Early, 23, of Sag Harbor turned himself into police following a months long investigation of the incident, which occurred on October 24, police said.
Manager Thierry Balihuta is at Home with the Sag Harbor Cinema
When the newly refurbished Sag Harbor Cinema opens its doors, presumably sometime this spring, and patrons are finally able to settle into the comfortable, brand new seats for a state-of-the-art film experience in one of its three theaters, they just might encounter a familiar face running the place — especially if they have been regular customers of the nearby UPS Store. That’s because Thierry Balihuta, 33, who joined the staff last fall as the cinema’s manager, most recently managed the Sag Harbor UPS Store where he could be relied upon to help customers ship parcels, design brochures or produce marketing materials.