Dance Takes Over Guild Hall
Guild Hall pulls out all the stops for an immersive dance performance July 29 through July 30 from 8 to
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Dems Wage East Hampton Primary
Pictured Above: East Hampton Town Councilman Jeff Bragman (far left) is challenging Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc (second from right)
Coronavirus Updates
Covid Vaccine Eligibility Age Drops to 30 in New York
After two months of frustration and very little access, Covid-19 vaccines began making their way to the East End in
Community
Shinnecock Burial Grounds Preserved at Sugar Loaf Hill
Pictured Above: The property to be preserved at the summit of Sugar Loaf Hill The Peconic Land Trust has closed
Government
Sag Harbor Village Announces Affordable Housing Initiative
The Village of Sag Harbor announced Tuesday, July 27, that it is launching a new affordable housing initiative to address
Business
Steinbeck’s Sag Harbor Cottage Up For Sale
Pictured Above: The pathway down to the dock at John Steinbeck’s house on Sag Harbor Cove. | Sotheby’s International Realty
Opinion
Op-Ed: Want to Beat Covid? We Need More People Vaccinated
by Amy E. Loeb, EdD, MBA, RN, executive director at Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead The vaccine rollout throughout
Environment
County Leaders: Inefficient Lawn Watering is Threatening LI’s Water Supply
Pictured Above: At the kickoff for the Smart Lawn Watering Campaign: Back Row (L-R): Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski, Nassau
Arts
Unbossed & Unbowed: Shirley Chisholm’s Story Comes to SAC
The story of Fighting Shirley is coming to the stage at Southampton Arts Center for one afternoon only on Sunday,
Civics
Climate Local Now: Kelp: Rising Star of Climate Cuisine
By Mary Morgan I recently had the good fortune to talk with four amazing women — all in professions that
Health
Stony Brook ELIH Receives Jacqueline Penney’s Art
Pictured Above: Stony Brook ELIH board member Terrance McLaughlin, Stony Brook ELIH CAO Paul Connor and Jacqueline Penney’s daughter Deborah
Columns
View from the Forks: Here’s the Real Deal, Sweetheart
by Beth Young Sometime after the day this newspaper is printed and perhaps before you read this, a little girl
The Poem
The Poem: Thanks for Nothing
Bill’s piece reminds me so much of freedom and is a perfect example of less being more. The absence of
Climate Local Now: Kelp: Rising Star of Climate Cuisine
By Mary Morgan I recently had the good fortune to talk with four amazing women — all in professions that
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Thicker Than Water
Science Writer and Artist Erica Cirino speaks at Guild Hall in East Hampton July 15 at 7 p.m. about her
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Gather Returns to Guild Hall
Gather: Conversations led by Black and Indigenous Change-Makers is returning this summer, sponsored by Guild Hall in East Hampton. Gather
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Editorial: Don’t Let It Sit On The Shelf
How many great ideas have you had that you let float away before committing them to paper or some other
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Southampton & Habitat Launch Reuse Program
Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk has partnered with Southampton Town to collect new or slightly used furniture, appliances, kitchen cabinets
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Wonder/Wall: Giving Designers a Spotlight
Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts is launching “Wonder/Wall” this month, a new immersive video performance
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Stony Brook ELIH Receives Jacqueline Penney’s Art
Pictured Above: Stony Brook ELIH board member Terrance McLaughlin, Stony Brook ELIH CAO Paul Connor and Jacqueline Penney’s daughter Deborah
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East End Housing Fund Bill Awaits Governor’s Signature
Pictured Above: The Speonk Commons affordable housing complex was one of the few recent successes at building consensus with the
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Summer Brings More Transportation Options
Pictured Above: Transit advocates and riders on the inaugural June 16 run of the new Suffolk Transit On Demand bus
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Home Teams: Talking North Fork Baseball
Baseball has brought Americans together since the first game of our national pastime was played here in 1846, so it’s
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