Posted on 16 February 2012
By Andrew Rudansky
A brand is more than just a name and a tagline, it can be an entirely unique perspective in which to view a product. With proper branding, a product can make our mouths water and our thoughts come alive. It can elicit desire and feed the senses.
For Lynda Sylvester, founder and owner of [...]
Tags: lynda sylvester, Sylvester & Co.
Posted on 10 February 2012
by Emily J. Weitz
Surf. Skate. Snow. Flying Point has taken care of all things boarding since Mark Zucchero first opened his doors in 1996 in Southampton. In 2007, he and his wife Shannon took the business to Main Street in Sag Harbor. Last year, they opened a second location in Southampton, and now they’re following [...]
Tags: flying point, kelly flaherty, mark zucchero, shannon zucchero
Posted on 03 February 2012
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 [...]
Tags: dr. nancy cosenza, hampton pediatric dental
Posted on 27 January 2012
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 [...]
Tags: evan addario, phil markowski, russian imperial stout, Southampton Publick House
Posted on 20 January 2012
By Andrew Rudansky
There is an information race in real estate; brokers and agents are now pitted against potential buyers, trying to stay a step ahead in collecting as much data as possible in the ever-changing housing market on the East End.
Putting even more pressure on brokers to stay ahead of the curve, recent technologies are [...]
Tags: propertyshark.com, realtor.com, smart phone apps
Posted on 13 January 2012
By Emily J Weitz
Muse has been a cornerstone of the Water Mill Commons for five years, priding itself on high quality American fusion cuisine and a connection to the year-round community. But Matt Guiffrida, owner and chef at Muse, is thrilled to be making the move to Sag Harbor. For him, it’s a long time [...]
Tags: matt guiffrida, Muse
Posted on 09 January 2012
by Emily J. Weitz
TravelZoo. Travelocity. Expedia. Cheaptickets. Kayak. When it comes to online travel businesses, the list is long and easily summoned. But Cook Travel Agency, a local agency that’s watched East Hampton change from mom and pop shops to Madison Avenue boutiques, is convinced that no Internet age is going to undermine the importance [...]
Tags: cook travel agency, lorelle fallon, maryann cicio
Posted on 07 January 2012
By Emily J. Weitz
Aura Winarick enjoys the fact that Kitch Bitch, her new cleansing program, has a dash of irreverence. Even though she is arming clients with the healthiest foods and helping them make the “right decisions” for optimal health, she also values the silly and the profane. In a way, Kitch Bitch represents the [...]
Tags: Sag Harbor
Posted on 23 December 2011
By Emily J. Weitz
As kids make out their lists for Santa Claus and tick through the many things they want to receive, it’s an opportunity to also teach them the value of giving. And not just in a material way – the value of giving of your efforts and your heart. This is the idea [...]
Tags: Alex Koehne, Alex's Promise, epic martial arts, sensei michelle del giorno
Posted on 16 December 2011
Sag Harbor Baking Company Fills the Gap
By Emily J. Weitz
Sag Harbor has the quiet charm of an old European village, and it’s what draws people from all over to stroll down Main Street and soak in its quaintness. The stress of preparing an evening dinner party is nearly vanquished when the shopping can all be [...]