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The Homestead: Being Middle Class in a Rich Man’s Town

What’s your definition of middle class? In a recent article in the Brookings Report titled “Defining the middle class: Cash,

“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” No doubt you’ve heard that line, or other variations of

by Kara Westerman Unless you move in or around the art world, you may never have heard of Ray Johnson,

As word broke in early October that Rhode Island-based offshore wind developer Deepwater Wind was acquired by the Danish offshore

The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center will always be a cinema, will always be affordable and will always carry its

“A Comedy of Tenors” — playwright Ken Ludwig’s follow-up to his Tony Award-winning smash hit sendup of the opera world,

What the hell? Again, you’re sitting here, drinking alone? Please tell me you’re not as down in the mouth as

by Alison Boyd and Beth Young Bill Dyla of Southold grew up fly fishing the tributaries of the Great Lakes

by Susan Tito As summer’s sultry days wind down and the promise of fall’s cooler temperatures beckon, I use this

Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Back to the Bays project is holding an open call for local artists to create “Buoys for

Our Look at Two Groundbreaking Films on This Year’s Film Festival Roster by Kara Westerman I taste-tested two wonderful films