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Airport Switch Is Stymied on Eve of Closure

A New York State Supreme Court Justice issued a temporary restraining order on Monday blocking East Hampton Town from temporarily closing its airport on Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. as it had planned.

Poundstone Returns to Bay Street

Paula Poundstone has performed at the Bay Street Theater so often that she needs no introduction. She will bring her lightning wit to Sag Harbor on May 28.

Girls Track Team Heads Into Postseason

Postseason competition looms for East Hampton's girls track team, which finishes its regular season at Westhampton Beach Monday. East Hampton headed into the meet at 3-2, Westhampton at 4-1, a record that included a win over Hauppauge, which defeated East Hampton 83-66 here on Wednesday.

Baseball Playoffs Are Underway

Pierson High School's baseball team, playing before a large and appreciative hometown crowd at Sag Harbor's Mashashimuet Park Friday, swatted Bridgehampton's Killer Bees 13-2 to finish the regular season at 13-5. The Bees gave the Whalers a better go in the first two games of the series, losing by scores of 4-2 and 5-3, but finished Friday at 6-12. 

Ibsen's Nora Revisited in Part Two

"A Doll's House, Park 2," a 2017 sequel to Ibsen's classic, is coming to the Hampton Theatre Company in Quogue.

The Music Scene 05.19.22

Four days of music in Montauk with more than 80 bands rocking around the clock, plus jazz in Southampton and Out East at the Talkhouse

The Music Scene 05.19.22

Four days of music in Montauk with more than 80 bands rocking around the clock, plus jazz in Southampton and Out East at the Talkhouse

Open Studios in Water Mill

A performer, a writer, a composer, and a dancer will present their work in progress at the Watermill Center.

Bits and Pieces 05.19.22

Christopher Durang play at LTV, Amanda Fairbanks talks about "The Lost Boys of Montauk," auditions for Boots on the Ground theater, Band ach and Handel in Sag Harbor

The Art Scene 05.19.22

Site-specific sculpture at Lazy Point, artist talks at The Church in Sag Harbor, Southampton African American Museum opens with "BIPOC Experience," solo shows by Mary Ellen Bartley, Maureen Dougherty, Reuben Kadish, and Arthur Pinajian.

State Grants to Fund the Arts

New York State earmarks $140 million in aid to arts organizations and artists from New York State Council on the Arts.

No Second 'Serving,' Please

Laura Donnelly, whose restaurant résumé runs the gamut from pastry chef to table busser, watches the reality show "Serving the Hamptons" so you don't have to.

News for Foodies 5.19.22

The Ditch Witch food truck, Duryea's Orient Point, the Backyard at Sole East, and Balsam Farm Stand are reopening, plus wine specials at Wolffer, luxury afloat on the North Fork, and Jason Weiner alfresco.

This Week's Happenings in Montauk

It isn't technically even summer yet, but Montauk is already bustling with activity.

Photos: East Enders Rally to Save Roe v. Wade

With the United State Supreme Court poised to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, which has protected abortion rights for nearly 50 years, hundreds of East Enders took to the streets of downtown Riverhead on Saturday to make their opinions heard.

Photos: East Enders Rally to Save Roe v. Wade

With the United State Supreme Court poised to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, which has protected abortion rights for nearly 50 years, hundreds of East Enders took to the streets of downtown Riverhead on Saturday to make their opinions heard.

On the Outdoor Agenda

From garden tours to guided walks, a few upcoming events will appeal to lovers of the outdoors.

On the Police Logs 05.12.22

A mysterious "foaming chemical" was observed on the shoulder of Montauk Highway in Amagansett on the afternoon of May 3. By the time they arrived, the officers could not locate the spill.

No Lunch, Three Heinekens

Three people were charged with driving while intoxicated in the last week.

Accused of Murder, Grippo Will Face Jury in July

Joseph Grippo's appearance in Suffolk County Criminal Court on Thursday was markedly different from the last time he appeared there before Justice Stephen L. Braslow. Instead of insults, Mr. Grippo apologized to the judge, who on April 25 had held him in contempt and ordered him out of the courtroom.