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The East End winery community mourns loss of Marco Borghese, owner of Castello di Borghese Vineyard and Winery, who was killed after colliding head on with a box truck in Wading River.

Over 500 people crowded the East Hampton Library to celebrate the grand opening of their new children's wing.

East End families will flock to St. Luke's Episcopal Church on Saturday, July 5 for a family-friendly fair featuring fun activities, face painting and entertainment for all ages.

The Shark's Eye All-Release Tournament and Festival will be returning to Montauk for the second year, from July 11-13, 2014. Boats are now entering to compete for more than ten thousand dollars in cash and prizes. This is Montauk's only satellite tag, catch-and-release, high stakes and big game sport fishing competition. It is combined with state-of-the-art science, conservation...

The Children's Museum of the East End will host their 6th annual Family Fair featuring arts and crafts, water slides, entertainment, games, music, food and fun for the whole family.

To commemorate for the 200th birthday of Pyrrhus Concer, a Southampton-born slave who overcame hardship to become a local legend and a prominent figure in U.S. History, a movement is underway to relaunch the Agawam Ferry in the village of Southampton.

Fourth of July in the Hamptons is always an exciting time of the year. Whether you're watching from the beach, a restaurant in Montauk, or the deck of your boat, nothing puts you in a more patriotic mood than a good fireworks show. Here is where you can enjoy fireworks and festivities this year.

A 30-foot sculpture of an aluminum woman appeared seemingly overnight at Gabreski Airport, stunning Westhampton Beach Village officials and residents.

More than 40 East End volunteers teamed up with members of the Stony Brook University School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences in hopes of helping to revitalize Shinnecock Bay.

Diane Weinberger and Amanda Moszkowski of Hamptons Marathon, Inc., and their partner Matt Linick of Running Away, Inc. presented checks valuing $10,000 to both the Bridgehampton Museum and the Southampton Hospital.