The chef and owner of Foody’s in Water Mill and Slow Food East End educational coordinator talks about his new partnership with the Bridgehampton School, the importance of edible gardens, how the new U.S. Department of Agriculture’s new standards for school lunches are a step in the right direction, but why we have a long [...]

A complement of black artists make and exhibit whole.

By Emily J Weitz
On the East End, black history is as complex a topic as it is anywhere. That’s why, as the Southampton Cultural Center prepares its third annual art exhibition honoring Black History Month, Curator Arlene Bujese chose to select four African-American artists who express their [...]

Davis Gaffga’s photo of the Finalborgos of Catena’s market  is one of many images in his exhibit of Southampton shopkeepers on view at the Southampton Historical Museum’s Rogers Mansion through April 28.
Outdoors
SAT FEB 4
Heart of Springs Tour with East Hampton Trails Preservation Society. 10 a.m. Join the village historian “town crier” and tour the heart [...]

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By Annette Hinkle
For the last 14 years, the YARD program has provided Sag Harbor’s teens a place to go after school where they can do homework, play games or just socialize with their peers. YARD (which stands for Youth Advocacy Resource Development) also offers a “Safe Summer Beach Program” with students ages 12 to 18 [...]

A trend that has been sweeping the nation has been harnessed by Sag Harbor native David Schiavoni, who hopes school districts and municipalities across the East End and beyond begin using a sweeter method of clearing their streets of snow and ice: beets.
Now all he needs is a little snow.

“Everything is in place,” said Schiavoni [...]

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 Emily J Weitz
Sure, you’ve been to CMEE and SOFO and the playground and the beach, but have you and your kids checked out Hampton Pediatric Dental? Because for the past 18 years, Dr. Nancy Cosenza has been making kids’ trips to the dentist a pretty good time. With euphemistic names for dental instruments like [...]

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 [...]

What would you cut from a school that aims to increase its budget based only on non-discretionary spending like that tied to the cost of health care or retirement?
That is exactly what the Bridgehampton School hopes to learn on Wednesday, February 8 when it hosts a forum on its 2012-2013 budget.
The school board is hosting [...]

Ross Boys Basketball (5-4)
The Ross Cosmos boys varsity basketball team look playoff bound after coming off a string of victories this past week. On Saturday, January 28 the Cosmos beat the visiting Knox Falcons, 58-43, in a non-league match. Ross popped out to a 24-5 lead at the end of the first quarter, not trailing [...]

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 [...]

by Lauren Chattman
When I moved to Sag Harbor 16 years ago, Java Nation had just opened for business. Not only was it a place to hang out with my infant daughter on days off from my restaurant job, it was a beacon of taste and a sign of good things to come. Before there was [...]