The Springs School Diversity Club took a small field trip to the prekindergarten building across the campus, where members split off into three groups with three different preschool teachers. The preschoolers had just started their construction unit, and they were learning about buildings like the Eiffel Tower.

This photograph from the East Hampton Library’s Long Island Collection shows Sherrill Dayton and his friends celebrating his birthday around 1948 with a game of baseball at his house.

Justice David Filer ordered a local man held at $250,000 bail after town police accused him of sexual abuse.

The Trump administration is considering eliminating regulations intended to help protect the few remaining right whales from vessel strikes.

Checking in with property moves here.

The saga of the White House ballroom is a planning and development drama unlike anything in the annals of American politics.

If it were up to me, we would have a lot more birds and a lot fewer blowers.

This is the first year that my children aren’t getting an Easter basket.

Caffeinated and other encounters with Peter Matthiessen, recalled at the 12-year anniversary of his passing.

Much of what I learned from running the first and only all-vegan place in the Hamptons came through failure. But it wasn’t a total loss.

A Star-style blast from the past.

Hopeful protests, disappointing grandmas, and much more.

The cold and wind were no match for East Hampton’s boys tennis team, which won its first home competition against Riverhead, 6-1, on March 23.

Bonac softball is racking up the wins, starting the season 4-0 with some outstanding performances, both at home and away.

South Fork Lacrosse wasted no time scoring on Brentwood in its home opener on March 26, netting eight goals in the first quarter on the way to a 19-1 blowout.

The Bonac girls track and field team won its first home meet handily, beating Comsewogue 101-37 on March 25 and placing first in 13 of 16 events, and then it was on to a chilly Longwood Invitational.

LongHouse Reserve will open for 2026 with new sculptures by Sean Scully and Renee Cox, furniture and objects by Wharton Esherick and Cheryl R. Riley, and a diverse slate of public programs.

Drive — the Cars Tribute will bring to Stephen Talkhouse such hits as "My Best Friend's Girl," "Just What I Needed," and "You Might Think," with Mary Beth Cronin as Ric Ocasek.

Next at The Church is "A Thousand Words: Photography at the New Yorker," an exhibition of more than 30 years of work by 10 staff photographers.

This year as part of Hamptons Whodunit, journalists, filmmakers, and writers will have an opportunity to pitch true-crime story ideas to a team of studio executives.