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East Hampton Village Looks To Non-Profit To Fund Park Project And More

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A non-profit foundation will work with East Hampton Village to raise private funding for projects like the $8 million redesign of Herrick Park.

East Hampton Village will create a non-profit foundation so that it may accept financial donations from private citizens or groups to help pay for some community projects like the redesign... more

Area Musicicans Remain Optimistic About Life And Playing After COVID

The mood was light last Thursday, February 25, when a handful of musicians joined the ... 3 Mar 2021 by Bill Sutton

A Holiday Counting Tradition

Christmas? ’Tis the season of the bird. What started out as a local attempt by ... 2 Mar 2021 by Larry Penny

27Speaks: Saving Steinbeck; Sag Harbor Community Rallies To Preserve Iconic Author’s Former Home

27east.com · 27Speaks: Saving Steinbeck; Sag Harbor Community Rallies To Preserve Iconic Author's Former Home ... 26 Feb 2021 by Staff Writer

New York State Rolls Out Stricter Regulations For Cannabinoid Hemp Processors, Retailers, Distributors

The New York State Department of Health is now accepting applications from businesses seeking to ... by Michelle Trauring

As Steinbeck House Hits Market, Fears In Sag Harbor That Literary Heritage Will Be Lost

The little waterfront cottage in Sag Harbor, where the Nobel-Prize-winning author John Steinbeck sought refuge ... 24 Feb 2021 by Stephen J. Kotz

‘Tickled Pink’ To Honor Community Heroes, Women Of East End Media

For her entire life, Kathryn Menu has known that breast cancer rates are particularly high ... by Michelle Trauring

It’s No Blarney: Montauk’s St. Patrick Day Parade Has Been Canceled Again

An annual rite of spring in East Hampton Town, the Montauk Friends of Erin’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, has fallen victim for the second year in a row to the coronavirus pandemic. The Friends of Erin announced this week on their website that the parade, which had been scheduled for March 28, as well as the grand marshal’s luncheon and fundraiser cocktail party, had to be shelved for another year. This also marks the second year in a row that Charles Morici Sr., a retired East Hampton Town police officer, who was named grand marshal for last year’s parade as ... 23 Feb 2021 by Stephen J. Kotz