East End Beacon

Long Wharf Finds Tell History of Sag Harbor

Pictured Above: Sherds from Thomas Commeraw pottery found in the Long Wharf dredging. Commeraw was a free black man working

by Amy E. Loeb, EdD, MBA, RN, executive director at Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead The vaccine rollout throughout

By Mary Morgan I recently had the good fortune to talk with four amazing women — all in professions that

The Neo-Political Cowgirls, an organization created by Kate Mueth of East Hampton for women in theater to help increase the

Pictured Above: The Hawthorne Road site on Sugar Loaf Hill, where human remains believed to be a Shinnecock grave site

Pictured Above: Andrew (Andy) Duffy, Louise Harrison, Holly Sanford, Cassie Kanz, Isabelle Kanz, Phoebe Faint and Oliver Faint at the

For decades now, we’ve been hearing cries of “Save What’s Left” of the East End. This phrase is not only

Pictured Above: Sag Harbor’s 7-Eleven is slated to close this month as part of a massive redevelopment proposed for the

Pictured Above: Scuba Diver Valerie Taylor in “Playing with Sharks” The Hamptons Doc Fest inaugurates spring this week with its

by Mary Morgan Gazing across the bay, it looks so pure, pristine and you may think that all is well,

By Mark Haubner You may look around the East End and think water, water everywhere. And you may think water