Growing up, Latisha J. Ellis has many fond memories, but as a girl she also remembers the awkward summer she had to switch from an undershirt to a D-cup bra seemingly overnight. At the same time she watched schoolmates become mothers over the course of a summer, pushing strollers instead of handling backpacks and [...]
A fifth generation chef, Luigi Tagliasacchi has spent over 30 years cultivating his craft and learning the business of food. At his most recent venture, Noyac’s Cappelletti Italian Restaurant, Tagliasacchi has found a home where family-friendly, yet sophisticated cuisine is paired with family, art and a lot of love.
In the restaurant business since the [...]
Room to Grow
Dear Bryan,
My grandfather, Bill Trimpin, was a Sag Harbor Village Trustee for sixteen years before being elected Mayor in 1946. He died from a heart attack in 1951 when I was one year old. I only know him from photographs, family stories, and the comments of villagers. By all accounts he was [...]
Sag Harbor, arguably, has the highest percentage of classified special education students of any school district in the area. It is therefore little surprise that a local parent was the one who decided it was time for mothers and fathers of special ed students to have their own Parent Teachers Association.
In Sag Harbor, about [...]
We urge you to attend one of several evenings scheduled over the next week or so to meet the two candidates who are vying for the one available seat on the Southampton Town Board. The seat was formerly held by Anna Throne-Holst, who was elected the town’s supervisor last year. A special election will [...]
