FEATURES

Ribbon Cut On Renovated Ponquogue Beach Pavilion

After months of renovation work, the ribbon was cut at the Ponquogue Beach Pavilion this week. The facility will be open to the... read

Nine-Year-Old Elie Poremba Of Southampton Is Golfing Phenom

Jason Russell’s voice rang out, clear and concise, from under the covered driving range at the Southampton Golf Club... read

Bra Auction Benefits Local Breast Cancer Organizations

The ninth annual Reconstructed Bra Fashion Show and Auction was held on Thursday at the Southampton Social Club. The show featured... read

Old Whalers' Church Celebrates 175th Anniversary

The pitter-patter of rain hitting the roof could be heard in the ornate and spacious Old Whalers’ Church in Sag Harbor... read

BuildOn Students Return To East Hampton With A New Perspective

Sixteen students from East Hampton High School traveled to a small village in Nepal, called Dhakaniya, in April to help build... read

Southampton Town Hosts Second Candlelight Opioid Vigil Saturday

About 45 survivors, friends, family members and support personnel attended the second annual candlelight vigil on Saturday evening... read

School Team Makes It To World Finals For Animal Adoption Project

Students in the Remsenburg-Speonk Elementary School’s Odyssey Angels team were challenged to do one thing: find a creative... read

Local Surfer's Missing Camera Found And Returned

Last September, Johnny Sommers saw one day that a hurricane-like swell was being forecast at beaches along Dune Road—the... read

First Woman Ever Becomes Minister Of 379-Year-Old Church

For the past 379 years, First Presbyterian Church in Southampton—the oldest Presbyterian church in the country—has... read

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HEADLINES

UPDATE: Voters Approve Budgets In All South Fork Districts, Approve $7.5 Million Montauk Library Expansion
CVS Eyes Hampton Bays Movie Theater Location
Backlash Follows East Hampton Village Street Fair
Divers Remove Thousands Of Gallons Of OIl From Sunken World War II Tanker
Local Farmers Worry State Overtime Legislation For Workers Could Threaten Their Viability
UPDATE: Shinnecock Tribe Continues Billboard Work As Lawsuit With State Looms

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Suffolk Designer Lighting, Tent Sale, Renovation Sample Sale

COLUMNS

Form and Function

'Home' Takes A Satirical Look At The 'Starchitect'
Hampton Gardener

Ferns For Long Island Gardens
The Accidental Beekeeper

These Bees Beat The Odds

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RESIDENCE

Four Transfers For $4 Million Each

Four transfers on the South Fork for $4 million, or a little more, were recently recorded, according to The Real Estate Report... read

Largest Watchcase Penthouse Finds A Buyer

The largest penthouse at Watchcase, the luxury condominiums and townhouses in Sag Harbor Village, has sold. The Michael... read

Christie Brinkley Sells North Haven Home

Model and actress Christie Brinkley has sold her North Haven house fronting Sag Harbor Bay. The property sold for close... read

Big Real Estate Sales: No Good Deed Goes Unpublished

Though the high end of the Hamptons real estate market is said to have gone cold, a number of sales recorded recently buck the... read

Peter Cook, Bruce Bronster Sag Harbor Build Sells For $5.25M

The sale of a newly built Sag Harbor Village residence by developer Bruce Bronster and architect Peter Cook closed last week for... read

Olde Town Lane 'Summer House' Sells For $27 Million

Back in February we reported the sale of 6 Olde Towne Lane in Southampton—known as “Summer House”—but we... read

Sag Harbor Records Sales Between $3M And $5M

Sag Harbor continues to be the village of choice for many recent purchasers. We don’t yet know who the buyer is, but the... read

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COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY GALLERY

Students in Kirsten Mett’s broadcast journalism class at Westhampton Beach High School earned two first-place trophies for their “Hurricane Watch” broadcast news program at the thi...

A fundraiser for Sean Grismer, a 23-year-old from Hampton Bays who was seriously injured while on a family vacation, took place at Hamptons Gym Corps on Sunday, May 19. Participant...

Allyson Henao makes art from trash at at the Town of Southampton's Earth Day Festival on Saturday in Good Ground Park In Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

Southampton High School's strings orchestra, under the direction of Nancy Caine, played at the Josie Robertson Plaza at Lincoln Center on May 17. MICHELLE MALONE

Kyle Vella recently graduated from Binghamton University. On hand for the occasion were, from left, his father, Steve Vella, brother Nate, (Kyle) and his mother Teal Vella.

Wolffer Estate Vineyards hosted the second annual Every Mother Counts fun 5k run/walk on Sunday. Crossing the finishin line are, from left, Julie Browning, Tracy Mitchell, Summer L...

The annual Real-AID for Autism relay walk made its way through Southampton Town on Saturday and Sunday. The event starts on Saturday morning, ending that day in East Quogue, and re...

Representatives from Southampton Head Start accepted a check from Suffolk Federal Eastport Branch Manager Debra Castro, left.

Mike Divito and Bettina Benson at the Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons plant sale in Bridgehampton on Saturday. TOM KOCHIE

Nicolette and Leia Tsialas work with Ginger on the obstacle course at the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation's "Paws in the Park" on Saturday afternoon in Red Creek Park in Hamp...

Vinny McGann and Southampton Town Trustee Ann Welker at the Surfrider Foundation table with "Waddles," a mallard duck created by artist Carolyn Munaco, at the Town of Southampton's...

Lola Anderson of the Westhampton Beach School Hurricanes Robotics Team 3171 demostrates what the bot can do at at the Town of Southampton's Earth Day Festival on Saturday in Good G...

Chuck and Pat Neuman at the Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons plant sale in Bridgehampton on Saturday. TOM KOCHIE

Martha Potter with a hydrangea at the Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons plant sale in Bridgehampton on Saturday. TOM KOCHIEMartha Potter with a hydrangea at the Horticultural ...

Eight Westhampton Beach senior athletes signed letters of intent to continue their sports careers in college last week. Back row, from left: Madison Steedman (Oneonta, soccer), Dia...

East Hampton High School's Samantha Schurr signed her letter of intent to continue her bowling career at Mercyhurst College, during a ceremony at East Hampton last week. She was wi...