Sag Harbor Express Archives - 27 East

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Peeling Back the Layers

By its nature, a conversation imparts information, and, typically, the deeper it goes, the more you learn. That is the key thought behind a new...

Bad Credit

New rules imposed this year by the state in an effort to let consumers know when they are paying a credit card surcharge at a...

Happy Times

Finally, the shoulder season gods smiled on the South Fork and provided not just accommodating but absolutely perfect weather for the weekend’s two big events,...

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Last week, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates. Rates were at a 20-year high, and the cut was intended by the Fed, an independent body with no political ties, to help reduce inflation. It did its job. And more cuts may be coming before the end of the year. Thanks, Fed governors — this is good news. But, unfortunately, there’s bad news for the consumer (and inflation) that was reported just a few days ago: The White House is imposing...

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Over the past few weeks, we’ve had the opportunity to speak with many residents of the Sag Harbor School District about our funding request (Proposition 4) in the upcoming vote on September 26. Many of you shared stories of coming to the museum over the years, or having your children visit on a school trip, and your appreciation of how we’ve been improving over the years. We thank you all for your support. If you’re still undecided on how to...

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Jenny Noble

Sustainable Living

Jim Dreeben

From the Outside with Jim Dreeben

Karl Grossman

Suffolk Closeup

Marilee Foster

Ground Level

Tom Clavin

The Road Yet Taken

Anthony Brandt

Out of Left Field

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Festival Fills Sag Harbor With Music

The Sag Harbor American Music Festival kicked off its 13th annual festival on Thursday, September 26, in Mashashimuet Park and packed the weekend with dozens of bands and artists playing...

Crowds Descend on Sag Harbor for Annual HarborFest Celebration

Sag Harbor’s annual HarborFest weekend was a rousing success this year, as perfect weather brought throngs of visitors to Long Wharf to watch whaleboat races and sample clam chowder, listen...

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Pierson Will Likely Eliminate Class Rank But Keep Valedictorian and Salutatorian Designations

Hayground School Hopes To Break Ground on New Classroom Building This Fall

A Year of No Phones: At Upcoming Board of Education Meeting, Sag Harbor Schools Superintendent Will Share How the District Fared

Class Rank and Staffing Challenges Discussed at Latest Sag Harbor Board of Education Meeting

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Len Riggio, Who Transformed Book Selling Business, Dies at 83

A Beacon of Generosity and Grace: Philanthropist Dorothy Lichtenstein Dies at 84

Pioneering Photorealist Audrey Flack Dies at 93

Mary Kernell Graves of East Hampton Dies June 17

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Ange Cilli Cole, Formerly of Sag Harbor, Celebrates 100th Birthday

Photographer's Images Capture a Slice of Sag Harbor Life

State Earmarks $2 Million for Bridgehampton Childcare Center Pre-K and Montauk Playhouse Cultural Center

Filmmakers Damas and Jackson Hope To Start a Conversation With 'Speak to Me,' Screening at Bay Street