Sag Harbor News

A toll-free telephone number at which residents will be able to register complaints about construction and landscaping noise is one outcome of a hearing the East Hampton Village Board held on April 3 on proposals to restrict offending activities.

Springs School students have been working on contributions for an art sale that will run from Wednesday through April 27 at Ashawagh Hall.

The Sag Harbor Fire Department responded to a reported oven fire in Mount Misery, just outside the village, on Thursday afternoon.

Four fire departments responded to a blaze that destroyed an Amagansett house and threatened several others nearby in the early morning hours on Thursday.

This weekend Bay Kitchen Bar Opens at the site of what was Andrra in Springs. The dining room sits on stilts overlooking the water and the menu will be all new.

State government leaders announced this week an initiative aimed at combating heroin abuse on the East End, as law enforcement, public health and court officials acknowledged the growing threat the drug-and other opioids-in Suffolk County.

Ken Dorph has lived with a polygamous family in Morocco, was kidnapped in Mexico City and picked olives with Palestinians next to an Israeli settlement.

The driver of this Subaru was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital after a head-on collision with a work truck on Route 114 in East Hampton on Wednesday morning.

Pepalajefa at 7 Main Street in Sag Harbor will reopen on Friday, April 18 for the season.

An ongoing scam attempting to get PSEG Long Island customers to fork over money under the threat of having electricity service terminated continued this week, with business owners on Main Street in Sag Harbor reporting they had received phone calls from an individual named "Anthony Garcia" stating they owed money to the utility and asking them to ... (more)

Residents interested in running for school board in the Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor School Districts must submit their petitions for candidacy by Monday, April 21. In Bridgehampton, there are two, three-year terms open this year.

An aerial map of Sag Harbor Village highlights key intersections being explored for improvement under a traffic calming initiative spearheaded by Serve Sag Harbor.

Local chef George Hirsch is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his popular public television program, "Living It Up" with a new WLIW series featuring some of the East End's brightest culinary artisans.

For the fifth year in a row, the Richard Demato Gallery will host its annual Retreat Art Show, a benefit exhibition for the East Hampton domestic violence shelter, which brings together juried work selected by a panel of collectors and gallerists.

After hearing input from concerned residents Tuesday, members of the Sag Harbor School District's Educational Facilities Planning Committee decided to recommend the third and smallest of three options for a new parking plan at Pierson Middle-High School to the school board.

The following is a list of court cases adjudicated at the February 10 and February 24 sessions of Shelter Island Justice Court.

Former Sag Harbor Mayor Pierce Hance was ready with the questions when the village board held a public hearing on April 2 on Mayor Brian Gilbride's proposed $8.5 million budget.

Workers are still building a rooftop garden to grow fresh salad greens and vegetables and completing a back terrace serving area at Page at 63 Main in Sag Harbor, and the restaurant's new chef, James Carpenter, who arrived just two weeks ago after his most recent stint at East Hampton Point, is busy himself, pulling together a new menu in time for ... (more)

Nina Landi, the race director for Saturday's fourth annual Katy's Courage 5K race, had tears in her eyes as hundreds of Sag Harbor residents, East Enders and others took off running along the waterfront in memory of one beloved little local, Katy Stewart, who in 2010 succumbed to a rare pediatric cancer when she was 12 years old.

An aerial map of Sag Harbor Village highlights key intersections being explored for improvement under a traffic calming initiative spearheaded by Serve Sag Harbor.