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A Team Effort

It goes without saying — but let’s not let it. The weekend’s sudden drama was a spectacular reminder of a couple of things: how delicate...

We Mark Our Ballot: Southampton Town Council Special Election

March 18 is such an odd date for a Southampton Town vote, and timing could be everything as voters go to the polls to temporarily...

Speed Kills

The death of a river otter on the Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike last month — the victim of nearby traffic — should serve as a wakeup...

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It seems abundantly clear to me that Mayor Chris Fiore has one overwhelming goal: to preserve the North Haven that we love before it is too late and prevent its abuse at the hands of those whose intentions are self-serving [“Proposed North Haven Code Changes Bring Out a Crowd,” 27east.com, February 25]. We do not need to spend $200,000 of taxpayer money for a revised plan to tell us that houses that are too tall or too large for a...

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I read with great dismay about the bureaucratic holdup for the Target Corporation at the Bridgehampton Commons, as they attempt to take over the Kmart square footage [“New Target Store in Bridgehampton Expediting Renovations, But Will Have To Clear Planning Hurdles,” 27east.com, February 28]. It seems they want to reduce the amount of parking directly in front of the store from 543 spaces to 537 to accommodate their cart corrals. It’s a six-space reduction — less than 1 percent —...

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Fred W. Thiele Jr.

Observations From Long Beach

Jenny Noble

Sustainable Living

Karl Grossman

Suffolk Closeup

Marilee Foster

Ground Level

Tom Clavin

The Road Yet Taken

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PHOTOS: Warm Vibes At HarborFrost in Sag Harbor

The chilly weather and impending snow did not dampen the vibes at HarborFrost on Saturday. Sag Harbor Village was full of music, food, ice sculptures, special event and culminated with...

Korean War Veteran Don Schreiber Honored as Sag Harbor Observes Veterans Day

Sag Harbor observed Veterans Day on Monday with a parade down Main Street and a brief gathering at the Chelberg & Battle Post 388 of the American Legion on Bay...

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Spanish-Speaking Parents Call on Sag Harbor School District To Do More To Address Language Barriers

Sag Harbor School District Projects Largest Tax Levy Increase in Years, but Stays Under State Cap

Sag Harbor School District Proposed Budget Includes Covering Price Increase for HVAC Project; Changes to School Lunch on the Horizon

Sag Harbor Parents Debate Merits of Varsity Basketball Coach at Board of Education Meeting

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Legendary Sag Harbor Coach Bob Vishno Dies at 93

Dan Murray, 70, Popular Owner of Fairway Restaurant in Sagaponack, Dies Unexpectedly

Len Riggio, Who Transformed Book Selling Business, Dies at 83

A Beacon of Generosity and Grace: Philanthropist Dorothy Lichtenstein Dies at 84

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Love of Piano and Composing Has Opened Up a New World for Pierson Senior

Ange Cilli Cole, Formerly of Sag Harbor, Celebrates 100th Birthday

Photographer's Images Capture a Slice of Sag Harbor Life

State Earmarks $2 Million for Bridgehampton Childcare Center Pre-K and Montauk Playhouse Cultural Center