Thomas Crouch and Jameson McWilliams, who until recently were assistant attorneys in the East Hampton Town attorney’s office, have announced the opening of the Crouch McWilliams Law Group on Pantigo Road.

Sarah Amaden has declared her intention to run on the NewTown Party ticket for one of the two East Hampton Village Board seats up for grabs in the June 2022 election.

New real estate transfers across the South Fork.

The Retreat, a shelter for domestic violence victims, and Sag Harbor Cinema will hold a panel discussion about domestic abuse at 4 p.m. on Sunday.

The latest raft of reader comments.

As the gusty east winds finally abated last week after a four-day blow, the opening of blackfish season was eagerly welcomed by a multitude of anglers.

The agony of defeat when it came to East Hampton High’s homecoming football game under the lights Saturday night was assuaged in great measure by the thrill of a community coming together for the first time in a long while.

Playing as well as it has all season, the East Hampton High School boys soccer team took it to Harborfields Saturday.

The golf team, the undefeated boys cross-country team, the once-beaten girls cross-country team, and several other Bonac teams were eyeing the postseason as of Monday.

The 2020 East Hampton High School Hall of Fame class that the coronavirus pandemic prevented from being inducted last fall was duly installed as part of Saturday’s homecoming activities.

The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center announced on Tuesday that its acting director, Genevieve Villaflor, will become its executive director.

It's time to pick out your pumpkin and break out the carving tools — the Bridgehampton Lions Club's annual Halloween pumpkin-carving contest is back.

What was Roy Lichtenstein thinking about before Pop? A Parrish exhibition offers a new examination of his early work.

A "Surreal . . . weird" Picasso play from 1941 will have a rare performance in East Hampton.

In a new documentary, the actress Selma Blair faces multiple sclerosis with courage, honesty, and humor.

Documentary film and panel on art's healing power, and a talk-workshop on finding art materials in the natural world

New opera from the Met, Pennebaker documentary on Sondheim's "Company," Motown, rock 'n' roll, classical music, and poetry and drama

Mercedes and Herbert Matter at Mark Borghi, plein-air painters at Gardiner Mill Cottage, photographs at a new gallery on Shelter Island, and more

A new dessert lineup at Nick and Toni's celebrates fall, and a variety of ciders are available by the dozen from Wolffer Estate.

Supervisor, Elect 1

Peter K. Van Scoyoc (D, W.F.)

Kenneth I. Walles (R, C)

Jeffrey Bragman (I)

Town Clerk

Carole A. Brennan (D, R, C)

Superintendent of Highways