The editor of Edible East End and publisher of Edible Manhattan and Edible Brooklyn talks about how he became interested in agriculture, how mindsets are changing in how we produce and consume the food we eat and why the East End has long held onto agricultural and aquaculture traditions now made popular as sustainable food [...]

By Andrew Rudansky

There is a new music scene burgeoning in the hamlet of Amagansett, thanks in part to the increasing popularity of On The Air at Crossroads, a monthly concert series held at the Crossroads Music Store.
The Stephen Talkhouse has long been a musical destination for Long Island bands; but like no one instance indicates [...]

Helena Norberg-Hodge’s documentary “The Economics of Happiness” will be screened at Bay Burger in Sag Harbor on Saturday, January 28 at 6:30 p.m.

Outdoors
SAT JAN 28
Northwest Delights with East Hampton Trails Preservation Society. 10 a.m. at the schoolhouse plaque on Northwest Road, 3/10 of a mile from Alewive Brook Road, East Hampton. Bring water [...]

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Trace Duryea has led the East Hampton Town Republican Committee through two elections that secured a Republican majority on the town board as well as in the town trustees. But this week Duryea announced she would step down from the helm of the committee and hand the reins over to Kurt Kappel.
A Springs resident, who [...]

Assemblyman Fred Thiele has learned that under the proposed redistricting plan released today by the NYS Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment, his Assembly District would become the new 1st Assembly District.
Thiele’s current district is the 2nd District and has 142,833 residents.
Pursuant to the 2010 U.S. Census, each Assembly District should have?129,089. Thiele’s [...]

The Lenz Winery tasting room—snuggly nestled into a flat backdrop of 70 acres of endless rows of perfectly symmetrical vines—is a wide-open space with a long wooden table, silver spitting vessels and a patient sommelier, ready to serve.  Like many tasting rooms, the space itself is non-descript; but the adjectives it invokes more than make [...]

By Andrew Rudansky

For the brewers of Southampton Publick House, a beer is not just another beverage, but rather a sudsy art form to be perfected over years of extensive trial and error. At the Publick House they take their beer as seriously as a vintner takes his wine, spending hours at the drawing board in [...]

After witnessing a “red glow” to the north of her residence, a Water Mill woman reported a house fire in Water Mill on Thursday night. Police and fire departments from throughout the region responded to the scene, according to a press release issued by the Southampton Town Police.
At  approximately 6:47 pm, a resident from Head of [...]

By Claire Walla

For some, the case is closed.
For others, it’s hard to know where to begin.
But for administrators in the Sag Harbor School District, the discussion surrounding the future of the Bay Street Theatre carries on.
Recently, the theater announced it will not stay at its current location on Long Wharf in Sag Harbor when its [...]

Pierson Boys Basketball
The Pierson Whalers boys’ varsity basketball team will be going into Friday’s cross-turnpike rivalry game against the visiting Bridgehampton Bees (4-3) with momentum after beating the Southold Porters (3-4) in a 61-39 rout. The Southold game, held on Friday, January 20 had the Whalers back to their sharpshooting ways, with nine different players [...]

It isn’t often that someone tells you you might die.  And actually mean it.
I’m sitting inside a tiny trailer right next to the lone stretch of concrete that encompasses Spadaros Airport and I’m watching the image of a middle-aged man, totally unremarkable except for the two-foot-long auburn beard that’s invaded the bottom half of his [...]

Chickens in the basement, woo hoo!
As some of you might remember, I asked for chickens for Christmas, and the universe, not my husband, brought them to me. Dereyk had agreed that, yes, I could have chickens, provided I addressed the rat problem and the next day a lady showed up at work asking if there [...]