Toby Foster, Bonac’s senior point guard, scored his 1,000th career point, a rare milestone, on a 3-point shot early in the Jan. 23 home game against West Islip.

At the final home meet of the season, the Bonac boys swim team, the League II champs, honored its seniors: Ralph Carballal, Pema Edwards, Dylan Knapik, Liam Knight, Zeb Ryan, and William Salinetti.

Bonac boys and girls took to the track at Suffolk Community College in Brentwood on Saturday, preparing for the Small School Championship meet this coming weekend.

The Hurricanes migrated south this month to turn in strong performances in Winterfest, a three-day invitational meet hosted by the Severna Park Y.M.C.A. swim team at the University of Maryland, College Park.

The Star's Alison Morris Roslyn, a Level 3 sommelier, checked out a New York tasting hosted by the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux and discovered many exceptional wines at welcoming prices.

The discovery of a framed photo of Sigmund Freud in her closet launched Andrea Mitchell, a film producer, on a new project — a book and documentary about the secret histories of people's houses.

Ken Burns's new 12-hour, six-part documentary, "The American Revolution," co-directed by David Schmidt and Sarah Botstein, will be shown at the Sag Harbor Cinema on successive Sundays.

Lindsay Morris, an acclaimed photographer, and Susan Lacy, the creator of the “American Masters” series on PBS, will be at The Church in Sag Harbor.

Art auction to benefit ARF Hamptons at Halsey McKay Gallery, and Nicholas Howey paintings in TriBeCa.

Romantic music in Montauk, blues and jazz in Sag Harbor, jazz jam session in Southampton, and a panel of artist-parents in Water Mill.

Next up in Almond restaurant's Artists and Writers series is Caroline Sutton, a widely published writer.

East Hampton Town and Village along with Sag Harbor Village and Southampton Town all declared states of emergency ahead of Sunday’s snow and ice storm, mirroring actions by Suffolk County and New York State. Government offices and facilities will be closed on Monday, as will local schools.

“The recent actions from Jerry Larsen — encouraging voters to change their party enrollment solely to influence the outcome of a Democratic primary and sway the results in his direction — are deeply troubling,” the county chairman said. Mr. Larsen countered that it’s just democracy in action.

The Pierson Capital Improvement Project, the Sag Harbor School District’s $40 million bond to renovate the high school, passed overwhelmingly Thursday night, 765 to 169.

“I am very proud of how they all stepped up in the biggest meet of the season,” the track team's head coach, Kevin Barry, said on the ride home from Suffolk Community College in Brentwood, where the team finished sixth.

Property transactions from Amagansett to Southampton Village.

Charles H. Deering of Springs, an Army veteran and member of East Hampton American Legion Post 419 whose pastimes included cooking, hunting, fishing, and photography, died on Dec. 22 at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. He was 98.

Michael Kinney, who was drawn to Montauk in the late 1960s for work and surfing, and later ran the industrial arts program at the Montauk School, died of cancer on Dec. 10. He was 73.

A popular beach access point to a surf spot known as the Ranch, used by generations of Montauk surfers and fishermen, could be jeopardized if a subdivision application introduced to the East Hampton Town Planning Board earlier this month is approved.

There has been more movement in the East Hampton Town Building Department in recent weeks, though not in the direction the town had hoped for.