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The student based and led anti-racism group, East End Against Hate (EEAH), that "aims to educate the community on racial injustices," organized another peaceful protest at the Henry "Hank" Zebrowski Memorial Soccer Field on South Erie Street in Montauk. This gathering follows the group's recent demonstration in Sag Harbor on June 5 where more than 300 demonstrators peacefully...

Because of COVID-19 regulations, attendance was limited to 32 lucky visitors at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton on Wednesday, as the 2020 season opened. Families and friends had the opportunity to tour the acres of dramatic art and garden, and to see what's new.

On the day before opening to the public, Mary Anna Jun-Morris, LVIS Administrative Coordinator, gave a sneak preview tour of measures that have been made to insure safe shopping during the current pandemic. Additional Safety Precautions for COVID-19: Social distancing measures in place including limiting capacity, plexiglass partitions and directing traffic flow; Face coverings are required at all...

Fly Blade organized a special pop-up drive-in screening of Disney’s “Artemis Fowl” on June 12 and 13. Held at the Hampton Classic show grounds in Bridgehampton, proceeds from the viewings supported All For The East End’s Feed the Need Campaign.

Hamptons.com Contributing Editor T.J. Clemente shares some of his favorite pictures from his East End sailing adventures taken June 12 through June 18.

Hamptons.com Contributing Editor T.J. Clemente shares some of his favorite pictures from his East End sailing adventures taken June 1 through June 10.

There was another strong turnout for a protest and march against police brutality and racism in Sag Harbor that was organized by the recently formed East End Against Hate, a student-led anti-racism group. Protestors gathered at Steinbeck Park, and then marched throughout the village. In the middle of Main Street, protestors lied down for eight minutes and 46...

Over 1,500 people marched in Southampton Village to end police brutality and systemic racism on Thursday night. Held at 6:00 p.m., the protest was very youthful and impassioned, with less care for social distancing than previous gatherings on the East End. Pain and anger were on display, and yet protestors maintained a seriousness about the activities throughout.

Hundreds attended a memorial for George Floyd and other black lives who have suffered under police brutality and oppressive racism in Southampton Village on June 4, under sweltering heat and COVID-19 preparations. The mood was somber and commemorative as Dr. Richard 'Junie' Wingfield opened the ceremonies with a Maya Angelou quote.

Lisa Votino, Lisa Gagliardo, and Willie Jenkins organized Justice for George Floyd Protest and March in Bridgehampton, which drew hundreds of supporters. "We are moved to action after the vicious and callous murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police. We stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters all over the country who demand an end to racist...