Hali Theodora Devlin and Philip Raine Baigent of Montauk were married on the rooftop deck of the Clam and Chowder House at Salivar's Dock there on June 6.
It was also the anniversary of the bride's parents, Rob and Eileen Devlin, who were in attendance. The couple's son, Holden, was the ringbearer, and a good friend, Chris Carillo, Esq., performed the ceremony with a few friends and family in attendance.
On Dec. 13 Sag Harbor Village businesses will launch Sag Saturdays, a monthly effort to attract commerce during the off-season by showcasing the village’s artistic and cultural heritage.
Construction fences were placed around the Springs General Store last week, and Daniel Bennett, co-owner of Springs General Real Estate, confirmed that he had applied for a building permit and was hopeful work could begin soon, with a possible opening in 2027.
The tallest Christmas tree on Long Island and a giant Santa throne are just two of the changes to East Hampton Village’s Santa Fest celebration for 2025. The tradition, suffused with nostalgia, will be held on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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