Gristmill: This Is the N.F.L.
Feeding the beast: On the 800-pound gorilla that is the National Football League.
Guestwords: The End of the Hamptons
It can happen here: Applying a professor’s Tourism Area Life Cycle metric is revealing, bordering on bracing.
Recorded Deeds 09.26.24
Real estate is king here. And here are the latest reported moves.
M.T.A. Earmarks Money for South Fork Commuter Train Improvements
After several years of lobbying the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for money to improve Long Island Rail Road infrastructure and expand commuter train service on the South Fork, Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. announced Wednesday that $260 million has been added to the M.T.A.'s capital plan to do just that.
A Poet Meets a Novelist in Springs
A program called Poet Meets Novelist will bring Grace Schulman, author of "Again, the Dawn: New and Selected Poems, 1976-2022," and Elizabeth Birkelund, whose novel "A Northern Light in Provence" was published in May, to the Arts Center at Duck Creek in Springs on Saturday at 4 p.m.
A Poet-Clown-Actor Walks Into a Bar
August Gladstone is a screenwriter, poet, musician, songwriter, comedic actor, and clown, with a TV pilot and a book of poetry among his many undertakings.
Stumbling Into a Life
You want New York in the ’70s? Guy Trebay’s “Do Something” is a small masterpiece celebrating its art, lit, and grit, its easy rents and hard times.
Cooking at Home With Sandra
Sandra Vorpahl says her cooking style is "comfort food," and she has friends, family, and community members who devour it with gusto.
Taylor Mac’s Hamptons Debut
Taylor Mac, the performance artist and drag icon, will make his first Hamptons appearance at Guild Hall.