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As it turns out, the get-outta-town narrative, explored in last week's East Hampton Star by several prominent community members who recently moved away, is far from the only story there is to tell.

In the village, not only will veterans march Thursday morning at 10 in a short parade organized by the Everit Albert Herter V.F.W. Post 550, but they will also be honored with a longer parade organized by the village on Saturday morning.

Hope Sandrow's art embraces her daily life, her family background, her personal challenges, and the history and politics of Shinnecock Hills.

In the artist and critic Edith Schloss’s newly compiled memoir, the New York City of the Abstract Expressionist era explodes into a series of vivid canvases.

The Sag Harbor Cinema Festival of Preservation will feature movie classics such as "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," "Night of the Living Dead," "One-Eyed Jacks," as well as never before seen presentations, and a number of guest speakers.

The Whitney Museum highlights women artists contributions to early abstraction and gives its Andy Warhol film archive material to MoMA.

Tile Club talk at Guild Hall, liquor bottles and Sag Harbor landmarks on canvas, video by Miles Jaffe, and more

HamptonsFilm Screenwriters Lab is open for submissions, documentary takes aim at Big Pharma, an acting workshop at Bay Street, and a virtual garden lecture

East Hampton's Joshua Rosario, a.k.a. the Biscuit Bum, sells his tender, flaky, and fluffy biscuits at the East Hampton farmers market.

Southampton Town is saying "thank you" to veterans and active military service members by launching a program in which local businesses are offering them discounts and other perks.

According to a town release issued Monday, about 400 veterans and active service men and women have already received the discount cards, which are accepted by at least 20 businesses.

New York State police are seeking information on a Nov. 5 shooting on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation that killed a Sag Harbor man.

The Pierson (Sag Harbor) Whalers defeated their nemesis, the Carle Place Frogs of Nassau County, on Sunday evening to claim their first Long Island field hockey championship since 2015.

Restaurant Week at Union Steak and Sushi, Thanksgiving menus from 1770 House and Schiavoni's, wine tastings, private dining, hoiiday pies, and Manna Mondays

Responding in a drug crisis or overdose will be the subject of an in-person workshop with the Suffolk County Police Academy Narcan and Crisis Intervention Training Program at the East Hampton Library on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

East Hampton High’s boys cross-country team placed second to Westhampton Beach in the recent divisional meet at Sunken Meadow State Park in Kings Park, and the girls team placed third, behind Sayville and Westhampton.

Though not quite as dominant as the golf team, East Hampton’s girls swimming and boys volleyball teams have done very well this fall.

After a closely contested regular season, the fall final is to be played Wednesday night at 7:30.

I was determined to find out for myself if the dire prediction of another terrible scallop season was in fact true.

Landscaping rigs are getting bigger and more numerous by the day.