A look back to when Ross Gload was a top major league prospect, and lifeguards in an invitational tournament here did themselves proud, once again.

Justice allows surveyors to enter the Maidstone Gun Club, while the club’s president says it’s “in good shape to open.”

Complaints, concerns, and commendations from the Star mailbag.

Maureen Dowd, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, discusses not only her new book, "Notorious: Portraits of Stars From Hollywood, Culture, Fashion, and Tech," but also the current state of politics and power in America in advance of her appearance at Authors Night at Herrick Park on Saturday.

The Hamptons Dance Project will return to Fireplace Lodge in Springs for three performances featuring renowned choreographers and dancers.

A busy week at The Church will include a jazz concert, a remarkable piece of sculpture, a fashion-focused book talk, and a pinch pot workshop.

Roman Roth, partner and winemaker at Wolffer Estate Vineyard, will lead a free wine tasting at Wainscott Main Wine and Spirits.

Newly budgeted state money for water quality upgrades is welcome news. With caveats.

With help from YouTube, I solve problems with my Toyota Tundra myself, albeit very, very slowly.

Decorating a bedroom is one of the pleasanter chores of parenthood, and it occurs to me this is probably the last time I’ll have the privilege.

A fine, if pricey, time at the redone Jones Beach Theater in Wantagh.

How can we promote deeper feelings toward trees? I suggest we direct our attention to the one set of people who are spontaneously enthusiastic about them: children.

The latest report of Hamptons real estate moves.

"Infinite Women II" at the Women's Art Center of the Hamptons continues the gallery's celebration of women whose art confronts opposition and marginalization.

A woman was found dead on a boat docked off Star Island Road in Montauk before dawn on Tuesday, according to Suffolk County police.

A woman was found dead on a boat docked off Star Island Road in Montauk before dawn on Tuesday, according to Suffolk County police.

The Parrish Art Museum will host a gallery tour of its Sean Scully exhibition and a screening of Shirin Neshat's feature film "Land of Dreams."

Alastair Gordon, an award-winning critic and cultural historian, will be at LongHouse Reserve to talk about the life, work, and ideas of Buckminster Fuller.

In Adam Ross’s “Playworld,” the fictional family of four seems as fully rendered as the 1980 New York City he meticulously details, and the result is at once unsettling, relatable, and funny.

The East Hampton Library’s Authors Night fund-raiser will bring to the village’s Herrick Park a hundred authors working across all genres.