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We Mark Our Ballot: Southampton Town

There are precious few choices for Southampton Town voters to make between now and November 4, a sad state of affairs based on well-documented horse...

We Mark Our Ballots: East Hampton Town

Solidly blue East Hampton is always favorable to a slate of Democrats — it’s simply a matter of political reality. The town’s Republican Party acknowledged...

We Mark Our Ballot: County Legislature

In an age punctuated by extreme political party divisions and acrimony, it was refreshing to hear from two Suffolk County legislators representing the East End...

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Last week’s Express Session at The American Hotel focused on the subject of parking [“Sag Harbor Panel Tackles Parking Problems, Business Impacts at ‘Local Matters’ Discussion,” 27east.com, October 29]. The format called for the audience to ask questions of the panelists, unlike prior Express Sessions, where preprepared subjects were given to the panel by the moderator for comment. About halfway through this meeting, former Mayor Jim LaRocca rose to deliver an off-topic statement critical of the village’s review boards’ conduct...

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The Pierson High School Class of 1995 extends its sincere appreciation to Sag Harbor Elementary School Principal Matt Malone and his security staff for their warm hospitality during a recent tour of both the elementary and high school campuses. The alumni also wish to recognize Jorge Maya for his time and effort in serving as the group’s guide through the elementary school. In addition, the Class of 1995 expresses its deepest gratitude to Eric Peele and the staff at Page...

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Fred W. Thiele Jr.

Observations From Long Beach

Jenny Noble

Sustainable Living

Karl Grossman

Suffolk Closeup

Marilee Foster

Ground Level

Biddle Duke

This Place

Tom Clavin

The Road Yet Taken

Viewpoint

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Sag Harbor Ragamuffin Parade Celebrates The Spooky Season

The Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Sag Harbor Ragamuffin Parade on Sunday afternoon with ghosts and goblins promenading down Main Street to the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum....

PHOTOS: Sag Harbor American Music Festival Celebrates 15 Years

The fifteenth year of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival kicked-off on September 25 , wrapping up on Sunday with Nancy Atlas in Marine Park.

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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

Class of 2025 Valedictorian Kai Basseches Achieved Math Perfection During His Time at Pierson

Ross School's '25-26 Leadership Team Sees New and Returning Faces: Members Reflect on 'Strategic Expansion' and Goals for the School Year

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Harris Yulin, Titan of East End Theater, Dies at 87

Gladys Barnes, Founder of Harlem in the Hamptons and Legacy Member of SANS Neighborhoods, Dies at 96

Legendary Sag Harbor Coach Bob Vishno Dies at 93

Dan Murray, 70, Popular Owner of Fairway Restaurant in Sagaponack, Dies Unexpectedly

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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