Two of Montauk’s favorite seafood restaurants went head-to-head this month — but there was no fish involved, only hoops.

As high school seniors begin seeking out college scholarships, there is good news for students from Montauk and for those interested in pursuing degrees in health care.

As high school seniors begin seeking out college scholarships, there is good news for students from Montauk and for those interested in pursuing degrees in health care.

A new English as a New Language College Readiness program, created by Sandra Quinteros, a guidance counselor who was an E.N.L. student in Riverhead herself, is helping some college-bound East Hampton High School students realize their dreams.

A homeowner’s application for multiple variances and a wetlands permit drew extensive questioning from the East Hampton Village Zoning Board of Appeals, including concerns about the potential impacts on a nearby residence and on the neighborhood character.

John and Kelly Piccinnini, who own the Clam Bar on Napeague and Sett Coffee in Amagansett, “will be taking over operations” of the Corner Bar in Sag Harbor.

The manor house at Sylvester Manor, seen on this postcard, was built around 1737. From the beginning, the plantation’s existence depended on the labor of people of color.

Canada geese far outnumber other waterfowl on the East End, according to the 2026 New York State Ornithological Association count, but there are pleasant surprises in the mix as well.

The Long Island Conservancy is racing to raise money to buy a 0.64-acre environmentally significant lot on Westwood Road in Wainscott.

Inadvertent editorial juxtapositions and taking Nick LaLota and JD Vance to task. This is the week in reader comment.

Realty. Here. The latest.

“Show us your papers,” the feds insist? They’re looking to solve a problem that doesn’t actually exist.

A new public safety building in downtown Montauk is a great idea. Now what about some sidewalks?

According to Robert O. Paxton’s “The Anatomy of Fascism,” each country where fascism arises puts its own stamp on it.

We should all be concerned about the survival of the luncheonette.

In the pews, what’s old is new again.

The patron saint of Sag Harbor’s 1970s turnaround.

Bronco Campsey is the Suffolk County wrestling champion in the 126-pound weight class once again, the first Bonacker in modern history to capture the championship two years in a row.

Both of East Hampton’s winter track teams competed in the state qualifier championship meet at Suffolk Community College on Feb. 9 and 10. The girls, in particular, set some new school records, thanks to two days of outstanding performances from Leah McCarron.

The Bonac boys basketball season ended in spectacular fashion: a 61-57 double-overtime loss at Northport High School that had everything you could ask for in a game — tension, talent, and even two nosebleeds.