By Stephen J. Kotz Southampton Town will continue its preservation efforts in the Sag Harbor area with a proposal to pay $7.5 ...

By Drew Budd Sometimes it’s all about showing up and being there. The Southampton girls cross country team could vie for a ...

By Jack Motz The East Hampton Town Board is poised to spend $27.6 million via a 30-year agreement with New York State and the ...

By Desirée Keegan For Molly Wolfson, revenge was sweetened with a spot in the Suffolk County championship. And for the ...

By Stephen J. Kotz Residents of Sag Harbor will be asked to complete a survey in the coming weeks seeking their input on a ...

By Jack Motz The East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday voted to sever its relationship with the two architectural firms battling ...

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT Southampton Town Police Chief James Kiernan defended his department’s request for the town to purchase a ...

A Day To Share The three-day weekend just past is generally known as Columbus Day weekend, but in recent years the holiday has an alternate identity, Indigenous Peoples’ Day. More than four decades af ...

Commodity, Not Community Last week’s Express Sessions event in Southampton Village, part of a five-part series called “Local Matters” — upcoming events will turn to Sag Harbor, East Hampton, Hampton B ...

Time To Grow The community and Southampton Town officials have been optimistic about the Riverside redevelopment plan for years. But residents of Flanders and Riverside are right to be concerned that ...

By Drew Budd The East Hampton/Pierson/Bridgehampton girls swim team lost yet another close League II meet, this time to Half ...

By Desirée Keegan Springs School once again got top grades on its external audit report. Jeffrey Jones, a director with the Rochester-based accounting firm EFPR Group LLP, told the Board of Education ...