Kruel Named President of Collegiate Baseball League
Sandi Kruel on Tuesday was named as president of the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League (HCBL) after receiving unanimous support from the league’s executive board.
Sidelines: Good Ol’ Sag Harbor
This year’s topic of conversation, among others, leads right to the heart of HarborFest itself.
At Long Last, Kyle McGowin Makes Major League Debut
After five years of pitching in the Major Leagues, McGowin, a 26-year-old Sag Harbor native, made his Major League debut for the Washington Nationals after being called up from Triple-A Syracuse two days earlier.
Whalers Think Championships as Fall Season Begins
The Pierson-Bridgehampton volleyball team, which lost just one player to graduation in outside hitter Leigh Hatfield, leads a promising group of teams and individual athletes from Pierson High School this fall.
It’s All About the Water at Great Peconic Race
The fifth annual Great Peconic Race, one of the East Coast’s premier paddle races for elite, intermediate and novice paddlers, will set out from Wade’s Beach on Shelter Island on Saturday, September 8, circumnavigating the island in a 19-mile paddle.
Kyle McGowin is Bound for the Big Leagues
Kyle McGowin’s dream of playing Major League Baseball came true on a sunny afternoon at the ballpark in Syracuse on Monday.
McLain Ward Cements His Legacy as Classic’s Greatest Rider
After winning his seventh Hampton Classic Grand Prix in dramatic fashion on Sunday, McLain Ward was not ready to discuss his legacy just yet. There is, as he pointed out later, too much riding still left to come.
Locals Kick Off Hampton Classic on Opening Day
Lucy Beeton and Emma Siskind both hail from Swan Creek Farms in Bridgehampton, but they were riding head-to-head Sunday at the opening day of the Hampton Classic.
Paddlers for Humanity Raises Funds for Children in Need
It was a long day on the water, roughly seven-and-a-half hours, for paddlers on an 18-mile trek from Montauk to Block Island on Saturday.
Elite Runners Rule the Day and Course Record Falls at Ellen’s Run
Erik Engstrom, a native of East Hampton set a blazing pace in the early going before setting a new course record of 15:39.97 at the 23rd Annual Ellen's Run in Southampton on Saturday.
New Year, Same Script at Artists Writers Softball Game
The 70th annual Artists and Writers Softball Game was held Saturday at Herrick Park in East Hampton, where the writers won for the third consecutive year, this time by a score of 12-8.
The Hampton Classic Begins Sunday
The Hampton Classic Horse Show will host eight days of competition in Bridgehampton starting this Sunday, August 26.
Epic Martial Arts Student Wins Sports Karate Tournament
Jack Petscheitis, a 13-year-old karate student at Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor, won first place in his age group in the boys intermediate level of Kata at the prestigious U.S. Capitol Classics in Washington, D.C.
McEnroe Brothers Makes Their Annual Trip to Amagansett
Tennis Hall of Famer John McEnroe will be joined by his brother, Patrick McEnroe, as well as other all-time tennis greats.
Sailors Remember Roden and Look Toward the Future
From Sag Harbor to English Harbour, the synergy between a pair of sailing communities 1,700 miles apart was on full display in Noyac Bay over the weekend.
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A Conversation With Bonnie Michelle Cannon
Bonnie Michelle Cannon, the executive director of the Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center, was recently appointed by Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone to the county’s African American Advisory Board.
Editorial: Rules for the CACs
Should a Citizens Advisory Committee in Southampton Town play the role of advocate before the Town Planning Board, opposing or calling for modifications in development proposals?