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The Follow Up: Banned Books with Patty McCormick
Patricia McCormick is an acclaimed author of young adult novels. Her 2006 book, "Sold," tells the story of a 13-year-old Nepalese girl who is sold into sexual slavery by her stepfather. Despite being…
Behind the Headlines: A Mother's Day Tragedy, Sag Harbor Minister Honored and More East End News
In this episode of the Express News Group's 27Speaks: Behind the Headlines podcast, host Joe Shaw is joined by reporters Cailin Riley, Jack Motz, Michael Wright and features editor Michelle Trauring…
Behind the Headlines: Shining a Light on Human Trafficking, Oyster Farmer Grants and More East End News
In this first episode of the Express News Group's 27Speaks: Behind the Headlines podcast, host Joe Shaw is joined by reporters Cailin Riley and Jack Motz, as well as editors Drew Budd and Annette…
Heated Rivalry No More: Hampton Bays and Southampton Football Programs Merge
In a move that became official at a Section XI meeting a few weeks back, the high school football programs at Hampton Bays and Southampton will merge in 2026 to become one. Hampton Bays, which has…
SAG HARBOR SOCIAL MEDIA SHOWDOWN: The Mayor Digs in After a Scandal
In March, Sag Harbor Mayor Tom Gardella found himself in hot water after leaving a transphobic comment on a video posted by an Instagram user in Texas with more than 22,000 followers. The post gained…
Ice and Accountability: East End Municipalities Weigh OLA Proposal
Ice and Accountability: East End Municipalities Weigh OLA Proposal Organizacíon Latino Americana (OLA) of Eastern Long Island recently proposed a law that seeks accountability and transparency…
From Traffic to Trains: A South Fork Shift?
Last week, Long Island Rail Road crews began installing new track sidings at the Southampton Village station, which local officials celebrated as a step toward improving limited train service on the…
The Bunnies Are Back: Two Friends Revive a Sweet East End Tradition
Mark Parash and Anthony Meras, whose parents owned Sip’n Soda in Southampton and Star Confectionery in Riverhead, respectively, have known each other since they were kids. Recently, Parash and Meras…
Moving On: The Annual Spring Shuffle
This is the time of year when changes are afoot on the East End as new businesses open, old ones close and still others look to relocate. This year is no different, but already it seems as if more…
Animal Rescue Challenges on the East End | The Sessions Report
Animal welfare advocates from across the region came together last week for the latest Express Sessions event, hosted at Union Burger Bar in Southampton Village, to discuss the challenges they face…
Game Changer: Kathy Masterson Reflects on Decades of Coaching, Leading and Winning
As a teacher, high school coach and athletic director, Kathy Masterson has shepherded a lot of student-athletes through high school sports programs over the years, beginning with her own alma mater,…
Bird Flu Takes a Toll: Wild Waterfowl Die Across the East End
Last year, Crescent Duck Farm on the North Fork was hit by a devastating outbreak of avian influenza and had to cull its entire flock of Pekin ducks. The farm is now rebuilding its stock. But the…
Shaking Up the Party: Jerry Larsen Targets Town Democrats
East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry Larsen is currently backing a herculean push to unseat nearly all 38 sitting members of the East Hampton Town Democratic Committee and replace them with committee…
Two Years or Four? Southampton Village Weighs Lengthening Terms
At a public hearing hosted by the Southampton Village Board on February 12, residents and some board members voiced opposition to a proposal that would extend the terms of office for the mayor and…
Into the Cold: Helping the Homeless on the East End
On January 26, as residents hunkered down in their warm homes to watch snow from a massive storm pile up outside, Sag Harbor’s Marit Molin and several volunteers from Hamptons Community Outreach…
Record Prices, Shifting Markets: What’s Driving East End Real Estate in 2026
The Hamptons real estate market saw its median home sales price breach $2 million for the first time in 2025, and for the first time in history, 70% of transactions were above $1 million. To make…
What Will Sag Harbor Become? | The Sessions Report
More than 100 community members came together at The Church in Sag Harbor on another frigid winter night to discuss the future of Sag Harbor’s downtown, everything that’s at stake, and how to protect…
Too Many Districts, Too Few Students?
As costs rise, taxes increase and budgets are stretched, small school districts across the region face the daunting task of providing robust programming to their students with fewer resources.…
Local Matters: Westhampton Beach | The Sessions Report
On Thursday, January 15, Westhampton Beach residents, business owners, elected officials and others gathered at Fauna in the village for the latest edition of the Express Sessions series “Local…
A Brewing Issue in Hampton Bays
Last year, Hampton Coffee Company took over a roadside cafe in a quiet corner of Hampton Bays. Over decades, the building, a former farm stand, had been expanded and transformed into a small eatery…
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