The members of Guild Hall’s Teen Arts Council will host a fashion show on Friday, May 22, featuring sustainable clothing made from repurposed materials.

In Diane Shoemaker’s business class, Springs students in sixth grade are going outside to garden in the school’s greenhouse. The students are taking care of the garden by planting and watering the beds.

Technology may be helping travelers cut time from their commutes and shave minutes from their vacation trips, but some Sag Harbor Village residents say that same technology is ruining the quality of life in their otherwise quiet neighborhood.

With a strike looming at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday barring a contract agreement, negotiations between the M.T.A. and a coalition of the L.I.R.R. unionized work force were to resume yesterday.