On the Water: In the Mood for Love
They have been around for a very long time. Well before even dinosaurs roamed and roared about the planet.
Garage Fire on Robert’s Lane
Black smoke was visible from as far away as Montauk late Sunday afternoon when the East Hampton Fire Department received word of a raging garage fire at 11 Robert’s Lane. The family in the house escaped safely and there were no injuries.
Church Doors May Be Closed, but Bridgehampton Pastor Is on Duty
The First Baptist Church of Bridgehampton has seen a huge jump in worshippers as the Rev. Tisha Williams embraces the virtual space with online services on YouTube and Zoom Bible study.
Retreat to Hold Online ‘Gala’ Auction Saturday
Responding to an increased need for its services, the Retreat domestic violence organization based in East Hampton has announced an online fund-raiser party and auction to be held on Saturday at 6 p.m.
A Grand Tour of Americana
This seductive guidebook from the National Trust for Historic Preservation takes in 44 domiciles and workplaces of great American artists, from Thomas Moran and Jackson Pollock locally to Winslow Homer in Maine and Donald Judd in Texas.
Near-Miss Drew Officers' Attention
Officers were sitting in a marked East Hampton Town police car Saturday night on Ed Hults Lane near Old Stone Highway in Springs when, they said, a gray Toyota in the parking lot there “backed out of a parking spot recklessly,” nearly hitting their right rear quarter-panel, and then speeding away.
Charged After U-Turn on Main Street
A driver was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle when, according to East Hampton Village police, his black BMW crossed the double yellow lines on Main Street, made an illegal U-turn there in front of 16 Main, and parked.
L.V.I.S.: It Will Be One Clean Opening
The Ladies Village Improvement Society in East Hampton plans to open its shops to the public in a limited capacity next week, according to an email from the organization’s board of directors.
Guild Hall Restarts Summer
Josh Gladstone, the artistic director of Guild Hall’s theater programs, summed up the paradox of planning events this summer: “It’s an exercise in Zen Buddhism. How do you create performing arts programming in a theater that doesn’t exist?”
Arts Notes 06.11.20
Tomashi Jackson speaks at the Parrish, a film trilogy streams on the East Hampton Library's Facebook page, “Shirley” will be streamed by the Sag Harbor Cinema, and more.