Waiting List for Language Classes in East Hampton
Forty-three student applications were received for the dual-language kindergarten program at the John M. Marshall Elementary School in East Hampton. Only 24 seats were available.
Kids Culture 08.06
For kids this week: a sci-fi movie screening, puppet shows, a Harry Potter trivia contest, and a really big paper dragon.
Exploring Incorporation, Wainscott Hears from Sagaponack
Invited to speak to the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee on Saturday, Sagaponack Village Mayor Donald Louchheim said incorporating in 2005 "saved our village," but concluded that "every potential village is different, and it's really only going to work if people can pull together."
'First of its Kind' Oyster Reef Installed off Star Island
The spat-on-shell crustaceans are juvenile oysters grown on recycled oyster shells at the cooperative extension's shellfish hatchery.
Needed: Psychological Services
A poll last week released by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that more than half of adults thought the crisis was affecting their mental health.
In Case of Close Encounter
As the sun goes down, so, too, do the masks — as well as inhibitions about airing anti-mask sentiments.
Isaias’s Winds a Muffled Warning
It has been a relatively long time since a tropical storm or hurricane hit Long Island straight on.
The Mast-Head: Stinging Summer
I texted a neighbor the other day asking how the mosquitoes were over her way. Lucy, who usually has a decent amount to say, responded with just one word: bad.
The Shipwreck Rose: A Graveyard Smash
The median income among Peloton owners is in the high six figures, if the marketing is to be believed. The purchase of one — and the cost of the monthly fees — is a luxury bordering on the inexcusable in these times of trouble.
Gristmill: Re-Meet the Mets
What to make of the Amazin’s in this weirdly brief and virus-plagued season?