All of us year-round residents look forward to after Labor Day, when we can “reclaim” our village and enjoy the roads, the water — and Sag HarborFest.
I fondly remember the days when the kids were little and HarborFest was such a big deal to them. For me, getting to walk on Long Wharf with a beer in hand was a treat, as well!
My husband and I have volunteered under different tents over the years and participated and watched the whaleboat races. This village event is fun for all.
Which is why I am so disappointed to see the whale spray-painted with a partisan slogan. I am hoping that the person who did that work can come forward and claim it proudly — and pay for a repainting.
Julie Hatfield
Sag Harbor
The Doo Wop Project Returns to The SuffolkThe Suffolk welcomes back The Doo Wop Project for an 8 p.m. concert on Saturday, June 21. The Doo Wop Project starts at the beginning, tracing the evolution of Doo Wop from the classic sound of five guys singing harmonies...
i-tri Will Mark 16th Anniversary With Sweet 16 GalaA Sweet 16 Gala will mark i-tri’s anniversary later this month. The event will be held at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton on Wednesday, June 18, at 6 p.m., marking 16 years of the organization’s fitness and empowerment programs for...
Denice Helen Hayward Lent, Formerly of Hampton Bays, Dies June 2Denice Helen Hayward Lent, formerly of Hampton Bays, died on June 2. She was 82. She was born on October 27, 1942, and, according to her family, lived a life full of grace, strength, and unwavering devotion to those she...
The 2025 Summer Stage at Guild Hall | 27Speaks PodcastFor the first time since before the pandemic, Guild Hall, which underwent a major renovation in recent years, is fully up and running this season. That includes on the stage where Anthony Madonna is now the theater director and curator...
Sag Harbor Village Police Reports for the Week of June 12SAG HARBOR VILLAGE — Maura Davis, who police say deliberately struck two teenage traffic control officers on Main Street with her car last month, had two more misdemeanor charges filed against her during her arraignment on Friday. But Justice Carl...
East Hampton Police Reports for the Week of June 12MONTAUK — Julian A. Trupin, 30, of Montauk was arrested by East Hampton Town Police the night of June 2 on a felony charge of criminal contempt in the first degree for allegedly violating a court order of protection. Police...
Southampton Police Reports for the Week of June 12QUOGUE — On June 5, at 5:30 p.m., a Quogue resident who lives on Pen Craig walked into the Quogue Village Police Station to report an attempted second-degree grand larceny, which is a class D felony. The resident stated that...
An Artist Talk and Demonstration for ‘The Ark’The first program for “The Ark” exhibition at The Church will be held on Sunday, June 22, at 3 p.m.; it will explore the process and technologies used for two of the exciting works in the show — one of...
