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On the Water: Breakdowns Aplenty

Fishing-wise, things are much better than my 62-year-old body or my Jeep Wrangler’s transmission.

Trackster Girls’ Point Total Was Highest Ever

The East Hampton High School girls track team scored 56 points, its highest total ever, at the Suffolk County meet on May 20. The boys, a small team that is rebuilding, fared well too.

Ross Repeats in the County Tennis Final

The Ross School boys tennis team won the county’s small schools tournament at Smithtown East High School Friday, besting Bayport-Blue Point, last year’s finalist, by a score of 4-3.

25 Years Ago in Bonac Sports for May 30, 2024

From the Montauk Rugby Club toughing it out in the top 10, to a first season of Bonac lacrosse, it happened here.

The Sports Lineup for May 30, 2024

A rundown of sporting action in the week ahead, from tennis and baseball playoffs to an awards dinner.

Getting Serious on Pedestrian Safety

We’re not sure how likely it is that that the Protect Our Pedestrians Act will be able to sidestep the usual Albany roadblocks, but the issue it reflects is an increasingly important one.

Remembering the Fallen, in New Ways and Old

As East Hamptoners gathered under gray skies to honor and celebrate Memorial Day, people were reminded to take time to recognize the meaning of the holiday.

R.I.P. John Drew

It was with profound befuddlement that news was received in this office, last week, that John Drew Theater at Guild Hall had been renamed.

The Mast-Head: Manny Mosquitoes

Down where I live, within feet of the marsh, the buzz is constant from about the end of May until early October.

Point of View: Of Rebirth and Plowed Earth

We dweebs go into the city about once a decade.

Gristmill: The Long Haul

Making like a trucker, hell-bent on Myrtle Beach.

Guestwords: Bucket of Rocks List

The idea of downing a brisk brew now and again is growing on me. It seems to match my middle-aged self, my slower self, my more contented self.

'We Plan to Continue,' Canio's Booksellers Say

It may be losing its iconic Main Street storefront in September, but until then Canio's Books is open for business. There is a new groundswell of support for the shop, including a GoFundMe campaign launched on May 19 and dedicated to helping the business thrive in whatever location it ends up in next.

Recorded Deeds 05.30.24

$58 million in land sales in Bridgehampton alone with just three transactions. This is the Hamptons real estate report.

D'Amico House Open for a Tour on Friday

The house was built in the 1940s and showcases the "creatively prolific lives" of Victor and Mabel D'Amico.

Dragon Wagon Is Ready to Roll

Created and driven by Andy Piver, the Dragon Wagon is a comic book shop on wheels that will promote literacy and expose kids to exciting forms of art.

The Women Behind T.R.

Who knew the most masculine of American presidents was in fact a product of the nurturing of the women in his life?

Storytelling in Stereoscope

The First Literature Project uses virtual reality and video as means to revitalize the Shinnecock language through storytelling.

Open Studio Time in Water Mill

Three Watermill Center artists-in-residence will present their works-in-progress.