FEATURES

What Happens To Our Recycling, Part Three: The Way Forward

This is the last in a three-part series, in which the Press News Group has explored the state of recycling for residents in the... read

Sag Harbor Lions Club Announces $50,000 Scholarship Drive

The Sag Harbor Lions Club is looking to further its support of Pierson High School seniors by raising more money for its annual... read

Chabad Of Southampton Jewish Center Hosts Menorah Lighting

The Chabad of Southampton Jewish Center welcomed members of the Southampton Village Board at the Southampton Arts Center on Friday... read

Locals Take The Plunge For Charity

The 15th annual Polar Bear Plunge to benefit Heart of the Hamptons was held on Saturday morning at Coopers Beach in Southampton Village.... read

Fourth-Graders Gearing Up For Springs School Opera

While their performance space may not be a proper proscenium, the chorus of the Springs School Opera, under impresario Megan Lydon,... read

What Happens To Our Recycling, Part Two: The Work Of Recycling

In a three-part series, the Press News Group will explore the state of recycling for residents in the towns of East Hampton and... read

LTV Dedicates East Hampton Studio To Late Host Bill Fleming

Dozens of former friends and colleagues gathered in the cavernous sound stage at LTV Studios last week to honor the late... read

What Happens To Our Recycling, Part One: The Recycling Myth

In a three-part series, the Press News Group will explore the state of recycling for residents in the towns of East Hampton and... read

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HEADLINES

• Southampton Town Board Considers Historic District Designation For Bridgehampton
• Questions Still Linger Following Personal Watercraft Fatality
• More Resources Are Needed To Mitigate East End’s Enduring Tick Problem
• Montauk Future Depends On Movement, And Guidance
• Rare Meteor Shower To Happen On Thursday
• Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s HIV Center To Get New Name And Location Next Year

COLUMNS

• Hampton Gardener

  

  Wood Stoves And Pellet Stoves Bring New Efficiency

• The Accidental Beekeeper

  

  Furry Eyeballs And Probing Proboscii: A Study In Bee Faces

• Form and Function

  

  An Architectural History Journey To Armenia

• Interiors By Design

  

  Lessons Learned From The 'Downton Abbey' Exhibition In New York

• Eye Of A Builder

  

  Old Versus New: Ups And Downs When Buying A Home

RESIDENCE

Sale Of Subdivided Southampton Village Estate Totals $14.6 Million

One into two equals two, of course, and that is demonstrated in the Village of Southampton with the sale of 132 and 122 South Main... read

Ralph Lauren Buys Late Edward Albee's Montauk Home

Who’s afraid of Ralph Lauren? Apparently, not the sellers of the Edward Albee house in Montauk, especially when the renowned... read

Belle Mead, By Stanford White, Leads Sales West Of The Canal

It’s been pretty wild west of the Shinnecock Canal with a big burst of sales activity. Winner of the highest price... read

Grey Gardens Carriage House Sells

Seems like we just finished reporting on robust real estate activity in the Village of East Hampton when we have to turn around... read

First New Build On Captain’s Row In 75 Years Finds A Buyer

Homes were built on Captain’s Row in the 1840s for prominent whaling ship captains during the peak of the whaling industry... read

Nedenia Rumbough Buys In East Hampton

On the face of it, it might seem that 55 Egypt Close in the Village of East Hampton is a handsome but not unique property. But... read

Two Eight-Figures Sales Recorded South Of The Highway

People here may be fearing snow but south-of-the-highway eight-figure sales remain summer hot, as evidenced by two recent and robust... read

More Bang For The Buck West Of The Canal

It continues to be true that buyers get more bang for their buck west of the Shinnecock Canal, as several new owners can attest.... read

L’Hommedieu In Contract, And More Sag Harbor Sales

Plenty of recent action in Sag Harbor. Let’s begin with the L’Hommedieu house at 258 Main Street, which we’re... read

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LIFESTYLE

'Mixed Nuts' Goes Over The Rainbow

As far as Christmas traditions go, Tchaikovsky's ballet “The Nutcracker” is perhaps one of the most beloved.

New Acting Program And Its Talented Teens Take On Sophocles At The Southampton Cultural Center

It’s an age-old story of ego and power, yet it feels totally relevant in an era of partisan politics and shifting allegiances.



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