Sag Harbor Community Notes, November 17

What makes Sag Harbor such an appealing place is its smallness. Its narrow winding streets sometimes lead us right up to someone’s doorstep. Some village houses are so close together, you could easily pass a fresh baked pie from the kitchen window of one through to another. It’s a place where we can get to know our neighbors based on sheer proximity. One particular opportunity we have to meet one another comes every year during the interfaith Thanksgiving service led by Sag Harbor and Bridgehampton clergy. Folks from different faith communities attend, and all are welcome regardless of belief or non-belief.

This year the service will be held at the Old Whalers’ Church, 44 Union Street on Sunday, November 20 at 3 p.m. It’s a rare moment when we put aside... more