[caption id="attachment_64207" align="alignnone" width="800"] H. Aidan Cornish with his dog, Harry.[/caption] By Kathryn G. Menu Three candidates will seek two seats on the Sag Harbor Village Board in village elections... more
The Church in Sag Harbor is now accepting applications for its fifth annual Holiday Makers Market, returning this year on Saturday and Sunday, November 29 and 30, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. This festive event highlights the talents of local artisans and will feature more than 15 makers offering a curated selection of handmade home goods, clothing, jewelry, and other unique gifts. Artisans interested in participating are invited to apply through an open application process. All applicants must be based on the East End and must be available to participate on both days of the market. In order to ...
25 Aug 2025 by Staff Writer
A virtual lecture, “Seeing the Night Sky Through Timelapse Photography,” is being hosted by the Hamptons Observatory and the Amateur Astronomers Association, on Tuesday, September 9, at 7 p.m. Photographer George Preoteasa will talk about his celestial photographs and teach how to take timelapse photos of the night sky. Details and registration information is available at hamptonsobservatory.org.
by Staff Writer
It was a Friday around 2 p.m. My mission, which I chose to accept, was to drop a package at UPS. As I drove there, the “Mission Impossible” song went through my head: “Dun dun dundun dun dun dundun doodle-doo, doodle-doo …” The traffic crawled. When I approached the store, my internal theme song stopped. Abort! Abort! There’s no parking! A car is double-parked in front! Ah, the Hamptons, where people double-park because they’re special. Crowds? Traffic? This annual topic is so cliché. Are we really going down this road? Again? We are. But we’ll go down it at a ...
by Tracy Grathwohl
It was one of those music moments. You know the kind: The atmosphere shifts. A few notes, and suddenly you feel it in your body. Something. Inexplicable. How does music do that? It happened a few weeks ago: a few miles from home; an orchestra; sitting in a lawn chair, looking up at the wind swirling in the trees, the birds circling. Could they feel it, I wondered? I needed it. A tender moment — a sign that the human spirit is beautiful. It was a temporary reprieve from all the shit that’s taking place in my name: masked government ...
by Biddle Duke
The initial happening that led to a Suffolk County Legislature was a dinner involving I. William Bianchi, a florist from Bellport — with a special focus on growing orchids — and attorney Frederic Block, who had a practice then in Patchogue and went on to become a U.S. District Court judge, which, at 91, he still is. In the upcoming election, Suffolk County voters will decide on what would be a big change for the county’s governing body since being created in 1970: four-year rather than two-year terms for its 18 members. Bill Bianchi, a Democrat, now 94 years old, ...
by Karl Grossman
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gavinmenu on May 17, 2017