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Landmark Status

At the Sag Harbor Cinema on Saturday, a group of admirers came together to pay tribute to a local legend. Karl Grossman recently retired from...

Behind the Masks

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions are taking place across the United States, and not just in urban areas, as we discovered on the South...

Expect Delays

Anyone who commutes east and west on the South Fork daily, or who needs goods or services that come by truck — so, really, everyone...

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How many people bring home a bag of delicious takeout and eat it at the kitchen table with plastic silverware? Not many, I would guess. In fact, the plastic silverware and condiments likely go straight to the garbage, along with the bags and wrappers — or, worse, become litter. Last Wednesday, the Sag Harbor Village Board passed the “Skip the Stuff” amendment to the village code. This language stops the practice of restaurants and food vendors automatically including plastic utensils,...

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Southampton Town Democratic Chairman Gordon Herr picked the wrong election cycle to sit out. His baffling decision to not run a second Democrat Town Council candidate came amid a blue wave that swept across eastern Long Island, New Jersey and Virginia — a wave that carried all five Democratic Town Trustees candidates in Southampton Town and even ousted experienced and well-liked Trustee President Scott Horowitz. Town Democrats should have been prepared for a pendulum swing like this, yet they weren’t....

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Fred W. Thiele Jr.

Observations From Long Beach

Karl Grossman

Suffolk Closeup

Marilee Foster

Ground Level

Biddle Duke

This Place

Tom Clavin

The Road Yet Taken

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

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South Fork Bakery Hosts Annual 'Cocktails With a Cause' Fundraiser

South Fork Bakery (SFB) hosted its annual “Cocktails With a Cause,” a signature fundraising gathering that supports SFB’s mission of providing meaningful employment and community inclusion opportunities for adults with...

On a Cold and Blustery Day, Sag Harbor Honors Veterans

Sag Harbor residents braved blustery winds and the first freezing temperatures of the year to attend the village’s annual Veterans Day parade and observance on Tuesday, November 11. A small...

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Sag Harbor School Board Discusses $40 Million Capital Project for High School

Pierson Shares Encouraging Results of State Assessments, IB Scores and More

Q&A: Nichols, Cottrell Discuss Proposed Pierson High School Project, What It Would Do for Students

Reconfiguration and Expansion Plan, If Approved, Will Create New Gym, Wet Lab and Additional Instruction Space at Pierson High School

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Oskar Pahwul of Sag Harbor Dies October 22

Alice Tillotson of Sagaponack Dies October 23

Lester Alan Birtwhistle of Bridgehampton Dies October 20

Daniel Conkright of Sag Harbor Dies October 7

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Laggis Family, Owners of Candy Kitchen, Fêted by Bridgehampton Museum

Killer Bees Present and Past Will Support Hampton Library Revitalization Effort in Charity Alumni Game Friday Night

SOFO and Partners Rebuild Mashashimuet Park Osprey Nest

Love of Piano and Composing Has Opened Up a New World for Pierson Senior