The Hampton Library in Bridgehampton is undergoing its first major renovation since a $6 million expansion in 2009, though updates this time around are focused on reconfiguring the structure, expanding certain rooms, and replacing outdated equipment.

This photo from The Star’s archive shows a first in local golf history from 1971, as the high school’s Lauralee Frood, at right, receives a varsity letter for her achievements on the golf team.

USA Warrior Stories, a nonprofit based in East Hampton, will honor three generations of veterans here on Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Southampton Arts Center.

Once upon a time, birders might arm themselves with a simple pad and pencil before they tromped off into the woods. When birding, you could touch the sacred, experience wonder, get lost on a loop trail. Not knowing was stimulating. With Merlin, that stimulus is gone.

The Sag Harbor School Board has officially adopted a $40 million capital improvement bond that residents will vote on in January.

The turmoil of President Trump’s second term has reached even East Hampton Town, where the author and journalist Michael Wolff is proving to be more of a gadfly than ever.

The uncertainty surrounding Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits — whether beneficiaries would receive half of their monthly benefit in November, the full amount, or none at all — has volunteers at East Hampton Town’s food pantries “tamping down the panic.”

The uncertainty surrounding Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits — whether beneficiaries would receive half of their monthly benefit in November, the full amount, or none at all — has volunteers at East Hampton Town’s food pantries “tamping down the panic.”

Ongoing federal budget cuts for drug treatment undermine the White House’s public statements on tariffs supposedly related to fentanyl.

Perhaps the American public has had enough of extremism and grossness, callousness and vengeance.

Residents should pay attention to an ongoing discussion of millions in school district spending aimed at improving its buildings and sports facilities.

My gut tells me that storms are coming from unfamiliar directions.

Autumn is the most magnificent time for upward-gazing.

Adventures in stinking up the place.

It can happen here: Increasing concern over the growing suppression of Georgia’s independent media.

Several standout South Fork runners were among the more than 59,000 athletes hitting the New York City streets under bright blue skies and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s on Sunday.

Relive some of the electoral excitement of yesteryear, won’t you?

Montauk to Southampton Village, check the transactions here.

Readers will have their say.

Can someone please turn off the fan? It's been wind, wind, and more wind this fall. And anglers looking to wet a line are beyond frustrated with the blustery conditions.