Gristmill: Anything Goes
As if all its billions weren’t enough, the N.F.L. gets into bed with DraftKings.
Point of View: It’s Worth It, Believe Me
The New Year’s Day plunges here were communal convocations as reassuring as any you’d find at a church or at any other gathering.
Guestwords: Erewhon Dreaming
If you’ve ever shopped at Erewhon, you’re most likely aware that the luxury grocery store is the trendiest place in Los Angeles to see and be seen. The hype is real, the shopping experience far from ordinary.
Recorded Deeds 01.11.24
Get your Hamptons real estate fix here, readers.
On South Fork, Wind Less an Issue Than Storm Surge, Rain
Montauk again took the brunt of the damage, with heavy flooding downtown and at Ditch Plain.
M.L.K. Celebration at St. Luke's Sunday
Calvary Baptist Church and St. Luke's Episcopal Church will join together in a celebration of the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Sunday at 4 p.m. at St. Luke's Church.
Montauk’s ‘Stark Beauty’
Céline Keating’s novel tells a story of Montauk vanishing before our eyes, with all the underlying social and economic tensions and environmental woes triggered by its booming popularity.
Community Dinners Return, in a New Venue
The East Hampton Fire Department's next free community dinner will take place on Thursday from 5:30 to 7:30 in the East Hampton High School cafeteria.
Parking will be in the main lot in front of the school; drop-off will be at the front door.
Additional community dinners will happen on Feb. 13 and March 6.
Visions of Marfa Under Big Uruguayan Skies
Heidi Lender, a widely traveled writer and photographer who once lived in Springs, eventually put down roots in Pueblo Garzon, Uruguay, and established Campo Garzon, a creative institute offering art residencies, experiences, and events, including an annual art festival that brings thousands to the rural village.