The F.A.A. doesn’t like it one bit, but East Hampton Town should stay the course on a long-sought change to the way its airport operates.

Four years ago when a few of us began looking into early East Hampton’s relationship with slavery, we were met with a cocked head and some variation of “We don’t have anything about slavery.”

The news keeps reporting studies that conclude remote work is more productive work, but those studies are clearly incorrect.

Two essential graphic novels on the occasion of Black History Month.

Continuing in the same vein as last week, more excerpts from “Five Characters in Search of an Editor,” read 50 years ago at Guild Hall.

Japan’s tradition of designating artists and performers as Living National Treasures could be adapted here, and my first nominee would be Alan Alda.

Two $6 million transactions in Amagansett lead off the week in South Fork real estate.

The Star was “well spoken of everywhere” 125 years ago, 50 people were injured in a L.I.R.R. derailment 75 years ago, and one Orrin Pilkey sounded the alarm on beach erosion and the folly of hard structures to prevent it back in 1997.

Readers on Kevin Somers, East Hampton’s enslavers, and Duck Creek history.

As of Tuesday, Stony Brook Southampton Hospital is allowing patients to receive visitors once again, though there are several Covid-19 prevention measures still in place.

In “Too Famous,” Michael Wolff’s compendium and rogues’ gallery, is it the sleaze of his subjects or his smug knowingness that’s grating?

East Hampton and Southampton Towns are offering free Covid-19 rapid antigen home test kits to residents this week and next. 

Guild Hall has revealed plans for yearlong renovations to create an optimal experience for artists and audiences.

"Snow Day" at the Drawing Room features mesmerizing 19th-century snowflake photographs plus paintings by Freilicher, Bartlett, Porter, Burchfield, and more.

Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker return to the stage together for the first time since 1995 in Neil Simon's "Plaza Suite."

A renowned orchestral conductor will bring the Hamptons Festival of Music with Bach, Beethoven, and more to LTV in September.

Coppola's "The Conversation" in new 35mm print, All Star Comedy at Bay Street, Native American filmmaker in Southampton, virtual jazz from Brooklyn

A tour of the Brooks-Park site in Springs, "The End" in Brooklyn, talks at The Church, Eric Dever via Zoom, and mixed-media abstraction in East Hampton

Genie Chipps Henderson talk about her historical novel “A Day Like Any Other” and screen a film about the 1938 Hurricane on Wednesday night at Ashawagh Hall.

The Southampton branch of Lobster Roll (a.k.a. "Lunch") has old and new favorites plus a few vegan options.