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Swimmers Take Third Despite DQ in a Relay

The Bonac boys swim team managed to glide into third in the League II swim championships, even though they had a disqualification in the 200-yard medley relay when the backstroke went past 15 meters under water off the start.

Strong Showings at Small Schools Track Championships

Bonac’s boys and girls track teams competed at the small schools championship meets last weekend. The girls set five personal records and broke the school record in the 55-meter high hurdles. The boys won the 4-by-800 meter relay and nearly broke the school record.

Campsey Wins Six More as Bonackers Struggle

The Bonackers lost five of their last six matchups to end the regular season, but Bronco Campsey continued his winning ways, notching his 115th. Next up, the League V championships at West Islip on Saturday.

Boys Basketball Heading to Playoffs

The Bonac boys basketball team is playoff bound after a thrilling 72-67 victory over Westhampton Beach in overtime on Monday. The game capped an intense finish to the season, highlighted by scrappy home wins over Comsewogue and Hauppauge.

Recorded Deeds 02.05.26

Real estate moves from across the South Fork as reported in November and December.

Tread Softly on Beach Rules

It may be snowy February, but people are starting to notice an East Hampton Village plan to extend its daytime ban on pets and vehicles on the beach to Columbus Day.

Do You Know Where Your Hydrant Is?

Precious minutes can be lost if a house is aflame and firefighters have to scramble to find hydrants and then dig them out as the flames rise.

The Mast-Head: Forgotten Places

Fallen houses have always drawn crowds.

The Shipwreck Rose: Chatterbox

Dr. Russell Hurlburt’s tests reveal that about 30 to 50 percent of people regularly talk to themselves silently.

Gristmill: Here’s to the Losers

“Wonder Man” on Disney+ succeeds with an unlikely friendship between two struggling actors compromised in different ways.

Guestwords: Into the Mind’s Badlands

My crash course introduction to my mother’s imaginary world began with a home visit to plan her surprise 90th birthday party.

Jeff Ragovin Charts a New Path

In his award-winning video series, "Bounty Uncharted," Jeff Ragovin takes people deep-sea fishing, then brings them and their catch to his house in Springs for a group meal.

Special Menus for a Special Day

Among the restaurants with prix fixe menus or a la carte specials for Valentine's Day are the 1770 House, Nick and Toni's, Fresno, Almond, Elaia Estiatorio, and the Ram's Head Inn.

A Deeper Dive Into the D’Amico Treasure Trove

A Bennington student is spending a term at the D'Amico House at Lazy Point, where she is cataloging books and digitizing materials documenting the lives and work of Victor and Mabel D'Amico.

Bookbinding and Performance

The Church in Sag Harbor will welcome Paul Vogel, a bookbinder, mayfield brooks, a movement-based performance artist, and Kveta (Kiki) Hajkova, a holistic health facilitator.

Salon Series ‘Travels’ to Indiana

LongHouse Reserve's Larsen Salon Series will bring Maxwell Anderson to the New York office of Robert A.M. Stern Architects to discuss the Miller House and Garden, a midcentury landmark in Indiana.

The Art Scene 02.05.26

Jack Faragasso retrospective in Bridgehampton, "Love and Passion" at Ashawagh Hall, Gabriele Raacke in Uruguay, group show at Stella Flame, and Firestone opens in Florida.

Bits and Pieces 02.05.26

A book on the Madoo Conservancy available for preorder, plus jazz at the Masonic Temple, a comedy film festival calls for submissions, and two programs from the Horticultural Alliance.

From Alanis to the Motor City

A musical weekend at Bay Street Theater will feature an Alanis Morissette tribute and That Motown Band in a benefit performance.

News for Foodies 02.05.26

Super Bowl specials from Townline BBQ, wine charm workshop at Wolffer Estate Vineyard, and a wine class at Park Place Wines and Liquors.