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Play About Suicide Spreads Awareness at Apt Moment

"Right Before I Go," conceived by Stan Zimmerman, directed by Valerie diLorenzo, and starring a host of well-known local actors, will be staged at LTV Studios in Wainscott on Saturday and May 21. The production, which aims to "break the silence and create discussion," is also a fund-raiser for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Many Personal Records at East Islip Invitational

East Hampton High’s girls tracksters faced off against powerful East Islip last week, while the 2-10 girls lacrosse team was unable to overcome slow starts and lost to John Glenn and Port Jefferson.

On the Water: Winds Blast Fishing Plans

The northeasterly blow starting Friday was unfortunate, as the action on porgies, fluke, striped bass, weakfish, and even squid was on the upswing in many locations.

Letters to the Editor for May 12, 2022

Brace yourself, the readers will be heard . . .

Airport Reborn, or Not

Whether meaningful reductions in flights by the most noxious aircraft will be achieved remains to be seen.

Not So Fast on Harbor Ferry

The waters around Sag Harbor and Shelter Island have become incredibly busy in recent years. Adding regular ferry trips seems unwise.

Fine Day for a Run

The organizers of the May 1 5K run in East Hampton Village deserve the highest praise.

The Mast-Head: Not for Rent

The brutal reality here is that reasonably priced year-round or even seasonal rooms are essentially nonexistent.

The Shipwreck Rose: Up in Smoke

Honeysuckle, lilac, Coppertone, and secondhand smoke: These are a few of my favorite things. I sidle up to strangers at parties when they strike a match, just for nostalgic proximity. days of youth when I smell tobacco wafting on the breeze.

Gristmill: The Weird Get Going

Profundity and solace from an unlikely source.

Point of View: What’s Home to Me

To be of a place, and to be part of a worthy tradition to boot, is to be really blessed.

Guestwords: The Meat of Memory

These days, “one could do worse than yield to the power of food.” And poetry.

Recorded Deeds 05.12.22

A $690,000 sale in Noyac is the rock bottom of the market? This is the week in Hamptons real estate.

The Way It Was for May 12, 2022

Alcohol and a horse-driven buckboard do not mix in 1897, and Springs hits a freaky boiling point in 1972.

Meet Sag Harbor's School Board Candidates

On Wednesday at 7, the Noyac Civic Council will host a virtual Meet the Candidates night to give community members a chance to get to know the four people seeking seats on the Sag Harbor School Board.

Standing Up to Domestic Violence

A new documentary by Markie Hancock tells the story of the founding of the Retreat and the ongoing but underreported incidences of domestic violence on the East End.

Storming the Netflix Citadel

Beating the odds, three Long Island filmmakers sell their self-produced comedy special to Netflix.

A Big Year for the Big Guns at Auction

An Andy Warhol "Marilyn" painting that sold for $195 million on Monday set up a week of anticipated auctions, including paintings by Pollock and de Kooning expected to net healthy sums in Christie's auction on Thursday.

Preservation Group Asks Guild Hall to Reconsider

Preservation Long Island has sent letters to Guild Hall's leadership as well as various East Hampton Village officials asking them to consider the historic significance of its interiors.

Bel Canto Opera Takes Up Residence

Guild Hall and Bel Canto Book Camp will bring emerging opera stars to East Hampton for residencies and performances.