Thank you to all the people who supported my campaign for Sag Harbor Village justice. I am truly touched to have found such encouraging support from people whom I have known all my life, people whom I met for a few minutes on Main Street, and all the people in between. I appreciate all of them.
Special thanks to Mayor-elect Tom Gardella for asking me to run. And, congratulations to Aidan Corish and Bob Plumb on your reelections.
Thank you, Sag Harbor — I look forward to serving as your next village justice.
Carl Irace
Sag Harbor
Bridgehampton Teachers Work Without Contract, Citing 'Toxic Working Environment'A large group of teachers walked into the gymnasium on Wednesday night at the Bridgehampton School during a Board of Education meeting, wearing matching black and yellow Bridgehampton Teachers Association shirts, in a show of solidarity, bringing awareness to the...
Time To FeastEvery year, I say I am going to do this. Finally, I’m going to say it before the madness begins. Christmas does not end on Christmas. It begins on Christmas. The period before is one of preparation, called Advent. It’s...
‘An Elegant Evening of Sinatra & The Great American Songbook’ Is Returning to The SuffolkThe Suffolk welcomes back “An Elegant Evening of Sinatra & The Great American Songbook” featuring The New Millennium Jazz Band on Friday, December 12, at 8 p.m. The 19-piece band performs a selection of Frank Sinatra classics and songs from...
Preserving the Past: CPF Grant Gives WHBPAC $4 Million for a Brighter Future | 27Speaks PodcastThe Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center was recently awarded $4 million from Southampton Town’s Community Preservation Fund. The money will be used for capital projects and enhancements at the historic 1932 theater. While the CPF, a 2 percent property transfer...
‘Skin Hunger’ Explores Human Connection in Short Film Screening at The ChurchThe Church will screen the short film “Skin Hunger” on Saturday, December 13, at 6 p.m., followed by a panel discussion and Q&A with filmmaker Jamie Diamond and members of the cast and crew. The 26-minute film examines the epidemic...
Wind SymphonyThe wind has been blowing hard enough to bring the outdoor cat in. And while it is not truly cold, the wind makes it feel like winter, which is nice for a change. The developing trend is late autumn warmth,...
Turnout, Turnout, Turnout!Election 2025 is now in the history books. What happened? Why did it happen? What does it mean for 2026? As we look across the nation in this off-year election, there is overwhelming consensus that the 2025 election was a...
Warm Air, and Hot AirThere’s a highly threatening and new reality for hurricanes. Unusually, the East Coast of the United States was not struck this year by any hurricanes. And thus, luckily, we were not hit by one of these extreme hurricanes that first...
Community News, November 20YOUTH CORNER Toddler & Teeny Tumbling Project Most at the Community Learning Center, 44 Meadow Way in East Hampton, will host a Toddler and Teeny Tumbling class for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old, on Thursdays, from 9:30...
At the Galleries for November 20, 2025Montauk The Lucore Art, 87 South Euclid Avenue in Montauk, is showing “Moment of Motion,” featuring works by David Slater and Marilyn Church, through December 2. For more information, visit thelucoreart.com. East Hampton Halsey McKay Gallery, 79 Newtown Lane in...
