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Southampton Village Board Makes Appointments at Organizational Meeting

Manger Sworn In for a Second Term as Mayor in Southampton Village; Coburn Joins Village Board

Westhampton Beach Senior Raises $3,000 for Additional AED for Sports Programs

John Adams Dix Windmill Dedicated in Westhampton Beach

ReWild Roots Run Deep: Youth-Led Conservation Grows on the South Fork

Longtime Public Affairs Television Producer Looks Back on Time Working With Bill Moyers

Montauk Playhouse Will Hold Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony on Aquatic Center August 15

East Hampton Town Dispatch Center To Get $1.5 Million Upgrade

Push for Donations To Complete North Haven's Lovelady Park

Tom Rickenbach Celebrates 40 Years at Apple Bank in Sag Harbor

Timber! Tree Case Settlement Falls by Wayside in Sag Harbor

Gardella Shakes Up Review Boards in Sag Harbor

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Let's Make a Deal

Since his swearing-in in January 2023, U.S. Representative Nick LaLota hasn’t faced a series of votes that rivaled the recent domestic spending package, which he...

Gold Stars and Dunce Caps

GOLD STAR: To the Group for the East End, for continuing efforts to bolster the osprey population on the East End, one of the greatest...

Dangerous Liberty

With the Fourth of July on deck, and the national “No Kings” protests occurring recently, it’s worth taking a moment, in partisan times, to remind...

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As we approach July Fourth, let’s remember that America has suffered through dark and divisive times before. It appears as if we are there again. While there are always those who capitulate, our history shows that we remember those Americans who exhibit the will and courage to fight back. Most recently, Columbia University conceded when the Trump administration made unreasonable and unlawful demands of them. Harvard didn’t — they sued. Law firm Paul Weiss immediately consented to the unlawful and...

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Regarding your editorial, “Dangerous Liberty” [June 26]: We are of like minds on some issues — government overreach, the founding fathers’ understanding of the dangers of democratic process and of the dichotomy created by a two-party system. It seems important to me that it be clearly understood that the “No Kings” protest was not organized or supported by either party. It may be that more people labeled “Democrat” showed up, but it was organized by Indivisible and its affiliates. Indivisible...

The HCBL's Best Kept Secret: Its Announcers

Jonny Wilson Returns To Win 34th Annual Firecracker 8K

After finishing as runner-up at last year’s Firecracker 8K, Jonny Wilson returned to the 34th ....

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The Final Block Island Paddle Challenge Will Be July 19

July 19 will be the final sunrise for the Block Island Challenge. After 20 years, ...

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Sag Harbor Little League's 10U Baseball All-Stars Fall to North Shore in District 36 Playoffs

A 7-5 loss to the North Shore National Little League All-Stars eliminated the Sag Harbor ...

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'The Westhampton Beach Project' Returns for an Exciting Weekend of Dance and Music

Hamptons Fine Art Fair Returns to Southampton for 19th Edition

Jackson Pollock, the Abstract Expressionist painter who spent years on the East End, once quipped…

Review: 'Deceived,' at Bay Street, Tells an Old Tale With a New Spin on Modern Themes

When it comes to a mystery on stage or screen, no one wants to be spoiled as to how it’s solved…

Interview: Tom Arnold To Perform at The Clubhouse on July 9

Actor, writer, comedian and newly minted film director Tom Arnold is headed to Wainscott next week…