Gristmill: Back to The Bridge
The Bridgehampton racetrack was brought back to life Saturday for a simulated racing competition watchable on YouTube.
Relay: Ever Present Past
How can I ever thank you? You have been there from the beginning, in the soaring chorus of “Good Day Sunshine” through the car’s tinny radio so many summers ago, and even now you are here, the infectious — in the best way — “Home Tonight.”
Keeping Account 06.18.20
The Independent and Dan’s Papers merge, as do the real estate firms Halstead and Brown Harris Stevens.
Recorded Deeds 06.18.20
These prices have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
Letters to the Editor for June 18, 2020
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Avenues School Secures East Hampton Location
Avenues: the World School, a for-profit independent school, has secured a location in East Hampton to expand its New York City curriculum here for the new school year beginning in September.
Celebrating Freedom, Continuing the Fight
Two more events this week will continue discussions of the civil rights narrative on the East End, a Juneteenth celebration in Southampton and a Black Lives Matter protest in Montauk.
School Budgets Pass in Districts Across South Fork
School budgets for the 2020-21 school year passed with overwhelming support in East Hampton, Springs, Montauk, Amagansett, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, Sagaponack, and Wainscott on Tuesday.
Skarstedt's New Gallery in Town on Newtown
On Wednesday, Skarstedt Gallery will launch an East Hampton branch of its New York and London operations at a 1,500-square-foot space in the same cluster of storefronts once occupied by the Drawing Room at 66 Newtown Lane.
Southampton Youth Launch Online Petition Supporting Racial Equality
A group of alumni and current students of Southampton High School has launched a petition on the website Change.org urging the Southampton School District administration, school board, faculty, and staff to make changes to the curriculum and policies in light of what they believe are "overt and covert forms of racism" in the district.
The petition, which garnered more than 700 signatures as of 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, says that "it is simply not enough to decry racism."