Villages

Partnership Steps Up to Restore the Sag Harbor Cinema

Taylor K. Vecsey
A community organization has entered into a contract with the owner of the Sag Harbor Cinema property four months after part of the iconic building was destroyed by fire.
East Hampton Republicans Formally Approve Town Board Candidates

Christopher Walsh
As expected, the East Hampton Town Republican Committee formally endorsed its 2017 slate of town board candidates at its meeting on Wednesday night.
Dumpster Hits Railroad Trestle, Service Suspended

T.E. McMorrow
Hundreds of travelers found themselves scrambling for reservations on Manhattan-bound Hampton Jitneys early Monday after a Dumpster struck the underside of the North Main Street railroad trestle in East Hampton Village and the Long Island Rail Road...
Rock the Montauket for Baby Sully

Star Staff
Rock the Montauket for Baby Sully, a benefit for Sully Forbes, who has a rare form of eye cancer, will take place on Sunday.
Nowhere to Go but the Water

T.E. McMorrow
The mortgage on the property at 153 Mulford Lane in Lazy Point, Amagansett, is underwater, and the house there may soon follow. It goes on the auction block Tuesday outside East Hampton Town Hall, where the high bidder gets to assume the roughly $...
Historical Society’s New Face

Carissa Katz
Jill Malusky has spent her career digging into the past, but at her office at the Osborn-Jackson House on March 24 the new executive director of the East Hampton Historical Society was very much looking to the future.
Farmers, Activists Ponder South Fork's Ecological Future

Christopher Walsh
Is the South Fork a pristine paradise lost? Opinions varied among panelists who gathered at Mandala Yoga Center for Healing Arts in Amagansett last Thursday, but all agreed that individual and collective action is essential to protect and preserve...
Training for 'Rapid Response' to Support Immigrants

Taylor K. Vecsey
East End residents who want to help support immigrants can take a class next week in Bridgehampton that will enable them to accompany people to court.
The Easter Bunny Is Coming to Town

Star Staff
Easter is not until April 16, but the mischievous rabbit will lay his eggs for several community hunts a week ahead of time.
For Autism Emergencies

Taylor K. Vecsey
A free workshop on preparing first responders for an emergency involving someone with autism will take place at the Hampton Bays Middle School on April 8 from 9 a.m. to noon. The training session is for emergency medical technicians, firefighters,...
Potato Farmers Look to Vodka Crop

Taylor K. Vecsey
The public could soon be invited to the Foster family’s new vodka distillery to sample and buy vodka, as the Sagaponack Farm Distillery’s application for a tasting room is poised for approval by the Southampton Town Planning Board.
Neighbors Buck Stable’s Request

Taylor K. Vecsey
Neighbors on Newlight Lane and West Pond Drive in Bridgehampton are bucking an attempt by the owners of a private horse farm to use part of an agricultural reserve for summer stabling.
An Ingenious Sag Harbor Craftsman

Judy D’Mello
Jameson Ellis crafted his first multi-tool belt buckle 10 years ago after realizing that despite owning an array of Swiss Army knives and Leatherman multi-tools, he never seemed to have what he most needed.
Homeowner Wants Duneside Infinity Pool

Carissa Katz
After saying two years ago that he had abandoned plans for a new swimming pool in the dunes at his oceanfront property on Drew Lane, David Zaslav was back before the East Hampton Village Zoning Board of Appeals on Friday proposing a major overhaul...