Gristmill: First Pitch
The baseball season’s arrival is most welcome. It’s just a touch early.
Guestwords: A Grandparenting Divide
My maternal grandmother was critical and not affectionate in the least. In fact, I was afraid of her. But now that I’m a grandmother myself, I see there’s more to the story.
The Teen Pager: Blossoming Romance
This month, with the hopefulness of spring upon us, our teen book reviewer considers novels about the hopefulness of romance in unlikely circumstances.
High Score, High Skies in Girls Lacrosse Opener
East Hampton’s girls lacrosse team had a dominant 17-7 win over North Babylon, a nonleague opponent, for a promising start to the season in its first game at home on Saturday.
Samuelson Sets P.R. in Mile at Adidas Nationals
In his first national competition, Jasper Samuelson, an East Hampton High School sophomore racing as a member of the Old Montauk Athletic Club, ran a personal best time of 4:35.35, good for second in his heat.
Celebrating Two Anniversaries
The Choral Society of East Hampton will celebrate its 80th anniversary with an all-jazz program drawing from Count Basie, Cole Porter, Cootie Williams, Thelonious Monk, and others.
Philip Schultz to Read at The Church
Philip Schultz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, will read from his new new book of poems at The Church in Sag Harbor.
Passover and Easter Specials
Nick and Toni’s restaurant will have a la carte specials for Passover and a prix fixe brunch for Easter, while L&W Market offers takeout options for both holidays.
Four Cellos to Open Spring Series
The Bridgehampton Chamber Music spring series will feature a performance by a cello quartet, an evening of George Gershwin, and a program with music by Haydn and Brahms.
A Rose in the Meadow
Will Ryman’s monumental rose installation will travel from Shanghai to the Parrish Art Museum’s south meadow.