In support of a statewide community service project called the Great Give Back, the East Hampton Library is collecting donations for the Retreat, a domestic violence shelter and awareness organization here.
Items needed include socks, underwear, full-size toiletry products, and hygiene products, as well as grocery store gift cards.
Donations can be taken to the reference desk at the library through Oct. 14 during normal business hours.
The Montauk Historical Society has appointed David Bunn Martine as director of its Montaukett Indian Museum, which is on the grounds of Second House Museum.
The Bridgehampton Target, set to open in the space long occupied by Kmart, is the smallest of eight Targets opening across the country in October, but at about 90,000 square it will be the largest retail store east of Riverhead.
This guide, with a cover featuring paintings by Eric Fischl, is from the first annual Hamptons International Film Festival here. Here’s a quick story of its start.
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