Guestwords: Pity the Bees
Thoughts on a neighborhood spraying of pesticides, weekly through the end of December.
The Way It Was for October 24, 2024
This week, as Kmart shutters in Bridgehampton, you can read about its grand opening 25 years ago. And much more of interest and semi-interest from our past pages.
Letters to the Editor for October 24, 2024
And traffic is top of mind. Or is it the Maidstone Gun Club? Anything but presidential politics . . .
Recorded Deeds 10.24.24
Newly reported in the world of South Fork realty.
Students Become Citizen Scientists of the Peconic
Students from the Ross School, Springs School, and others around the East End got their hands and feet wet on Friday in the Peconic Estuary, becoming citizen scientists through the Day in the Life program.
A Sag Harbor Redevelopment Comes Into Focus
Plans for 2 Main Street and 22 Long Island Avenue, which the developer Jeremy Morton is set to purchase, include additional second-story space and new facades for both buildings
Pierson Class Rank Update: Survey Favors Latin Honors System
At the next Sag Harbor School Board meeting in November, school administrators said this week, they will be bringing a proposed policy change to the board: removing the current class ranking system and replacing it with a Latin honors system beginning with next year’s senior class.
Pierson Students Soar on I.B. and Regents Exams
From International Baccalaureate tests to New York State's Regents exams and other standardized assessments, students in the Sag Harbor School District posted excellent scores in the 2023-24 school year.
Springs Notebook: Learning About the Coast Guard
One of the many things that makes Springs School special is the field trips teachers and their students go on. One particular field trip occurred recently in third grade. Students went to the Coast Guard Station in Montauk to learn about all of the important jobs the Coast Guard does.