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Behind the Trees on Montauk Highway, a Historic Farm Still Thrives

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Paul Rogers, a retired architect who now farms his family's land at Hayground, led a tour of his property sponsored by the Peconic Land Trust and Bridgehampton Museum on Thursday, August 14. STEPHEN J, KOTZ

Driving along Montauk Highway between Bridgehampton and Water Mill, it’s easy to miss the Rogers Farm at Hayground. It’s off the north side of the road, marked by a simple... more

A Seat Awaits

We, and others, have been shouting across the abyss at U.S. Representative Nick LaLota, trying but mostly failing to engage him in a conversation about the long list of historical developments in the first eight months of his second term in office. He speaks almost exclusively in press releases, probably written by his staff, and his interactions with the public are largely scripted and/or stage managed. He touts his “tele town halls,” where constituents can call in live with questions, but callers are screened and the discussions are largely superficial. He’s mischaracterized a list of “public” events, and he’s been ... by Editorial Board

Noyac Artist Robert Hooke Donates Sculpture Symbolizing Growth and Knowledge

“Growth,” a sculpture executed by artist Robert Hooke, a resident of Noyac, has found a ... by Stephen J. Kotz

Volunteers Behind Sag Harbor Food Pantry To Be Recognized at Special Service

The volunteers who make the Sag Harbor Food Pantry run like clockwork will be honored at the 10 a.m. Sunday service at the First Presbyterian (Old Whalers’) Church on August 31. The Reverend Nancy Remkus said the service would celebrate community with appropriate readings. “We have a very active food pantry in Sag Harbor,” which depends on its volunteers, she said. The service, which will be followed by a reception where cake and coffee will be served, will offer the community an opportunity “to come together to thank them all for what they do for our community — and how ... by Stephen J. Kotz

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