The Mast-Head: The Green Wallpaper
Early darkness and the bell music from the Presbyterian Church make me think of my grandmother, who lived just up the driveway from the Star office.
The Shipwreck Rose: Wang Chung Tonight
You may have been a teenager in the 1980s if . . .
Gristmill: Hung Up on the Tree
When holiday protocol is violated.
Point of View: Que Sais-je?
I have vowed while breath is still in me not to be such an a-hole on the tennis court, to be charitable when it comes to my partners and opponents.
Guestwords: Origin of Hatred
To live a protected life is to know too little. It’s a segregation of the mind bounded by proscribed language.
Letters to the Editor for December 14, 2023
Behold the public forum: It’s the latest batch of Star letters.
Mother Pleads Guilty to Smothering Twin Daughters
Tenia Campbell, accused of smothering her twin daughters and leading police from multiple jurisdictions on a search spanning 40 miles from Medford to Montauk in June 2019, pleaded guilty Wednesday to two counts of first-degree murder, a class A violent felony.
A Concert for Israel at LTV
LTV Studios in Wainscott and the Jewish Center of the Hamptons will host "A Concert for Israel" to support humanitarian relief in that country on Wednesday at LTV with performances by Mick Hargreaves, Jeffrey Levitt, Peter Martin Weiss, and Lauren Lebowitz.
Finding Solace
Idylls at an artist’s compound in Springs, an allegory for our times, and calming words of affirmation: It’s The Star’s kids’ book roundup.
Christmas at the East Hampton Farm Museum
The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum at the corner of North Main and Cedar Streets has invited Santa for a visit and photo opportunities on Thursday evening.