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Point of View: Leave ’Em Laughing

I wrote my own obituary not long ago, and when I showed it to a co-worker, she broke out in uncontrollable laughter.

Guestwords: Barbenheimer Redux

For your consideration: The oddest couple in movie history.

Una exposición de salud y vida en Bridgehampton

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Habrá una exposición de salud y vida el sábado en el centro de recreación y cuidado infantil en Bridgehampton, 551 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, de 11 a.m. a 3 p.m.

Health and Living Fair Coming Up in Bridgehampton

The Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center will hold a community health and living fair on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with free health screenings, workshops on how to afford housing, a free lunch, door prizes, and activities for kids.

Expected Ice Forces Wednesday Delays

Ahead of dropping temperatures expected to freeze the rain and slush left by Tuesday's inclement weather, a majority of schools in East Hampton and Southampton Towns have announced delayed openings for Wednesday. East Hampton Town government offices will open two hours later on Wednesday.

Land of the Disappeared

In “Lost Long Island,” Richard Panchyk lays out 21 examples of industries, people, places, things, and ways of life that have vanished from our fair Island.

No Serious Injuries in Crash That Damaged Hedges Inn

A police chase just before 1 a.m. Monday ended with a car full of teenagers crashing into the Hedges Inn in East Hampton. No one was seriously injured, but the car was so deeply embedded in the inn that the village building inspector was called to the site because the police were concerned that extracting the car could cause the front of the inn to collapse.

Weather-Related Delays Announced in East Hampton Town

Following an overnight snowfall Monday into Tuesday, a handful of delayed openings are in place for Tuesday morning.

'Two Jews' Now Streaming Food

“Two Jews Making Food,” a popular offering from LTV, has been picked up by a streaming platform to extend the show's reach to national and international audiences.

News for Foodies 01.18.24

A French-American wine dinner at Wolffer, specials at Hampton Eats, a "Dreamy" martini, reopenings, specials, a brunch book club, a painting brunch, and more.

Adriana Barone: Art's Healing Power

Adriana Barone’s life shuffles between helping others overcome trauma or psychological barriers through an array of energy healing techniques, and making art, a practice her self-healing made possible.

The Music Scene 01.18.24

A supper club with music by Marta Sanchez and a four-course dinner at the American Hotel, classic rock at the Masonic Temple, and a Zac Brown tribute band.

Walk Saturday to Survey Main Street

Members of the Anchor Society of East Hampton — as well as anyone else interested or simply curious — have been invited to attend the group's New Year walk on Saturday morning at 10:30, meeting at the East Hampton Cinema on Main Street.

Artists Reflect on Paul Pavia's Work

A commemorative exhibition of work by Paul Pavia brought the East End art community to Ashawagh Hall, where friends and fellow artists reflected on his work and his life.

Bits and Pieces 01.18.24

A Florida cultural trip, Doyle Auctioneers looking for consignments, tales from the Mexican border, ghost hunting, standup comedy, and a virtual horticultural book group.

The Art Scene 01.18.24

Solo shows for Hector Leonardi at Drawing Room and Craig Anthony Miller at Stella Flame, a late-night open studio at The Church, and a closing reception for the holiday show at Kramoris.

Winter Is Film Season at East Hampton Library

It is movie season at the East Hampton Library and that means a screening of this summer's blockbuster "Oppenheimer" on Saturday 1 p.m. and the start of the library's Winter International Film Festival on Sunday.

Major Montauk Beach Renourishment Project to Begin Soon

Mobilization for the Montauk portion of the 83-mile-long Fire Island to Montauk Point beach renourishment project is to begin Thursday, with temporary road closures to allow mobilization of very large equipment including bulldozers and 35-foot lengths of piping. Beach infill is to begin next month, when an offshore dredge will pump 80,000 cubic yards of sand a day onto the downtown beach.