Sag Harbor Express

06/08/2026

Students from Sag Harbor’s Pierson High School recently stepped into the role of philosophers and critical thinkers during a Theory of Knowledge Exhibition held in the school library as part of the International Baccalaureate Diploma program.

Students from Sag Harbor’s Pierson High School recently stepped into the role of philosophers and critical thinkers during a Theory of Knowledge Exhibition held in the school library as part

06/07/2026

“I have to give all of the credit to the boys for sticking things out this season,” head coach Lou Liberatore said. “They believed in what the coaching staff preached, which was to believe in themselves ... we are a different team than we were three weeks ago and I truly believe we can beat anyone when it comes down to a four-team tournament.”

Since 2022, one year after its revival as a varsity program, the Bridgehampton/Ross baseball team has vied for a Regional Final plaque and berth into the state semifinals every year

06/05/2026

Questions remain concerning the death of a sixth grade student from Sag Harbor. Learn more during the latest episode of 27Speaks’ Behind the Headlines podcast, available wherever you listen.

06/05/2026

Last year, after Willow’s health began to falter, a series of interventions from doctors with the Sag Harbor Veterinary Clinic and the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center in New York City essentially saved Willow’s life.

“Miracle after miracle after miracle.”

06/04/2026

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06/03/2026

Parker Boyle, a 20-year-old Amherst College student and Water Mill summer resident, won Sunday’s Potatohampton 5K in Bridgehampton, pulling away in the final mile from Penelope Greene, with whom he’d been running for most of the 3.1-mile race.

Parker Boyle, a 20-year-old Amherst College student and Water Mill summer resident, won Sunday’s Potatohampton 5K in Bridgehampton, pulling away in the final mile from Penelope Greene, with whom he’d

06/02/2026

“It’s just baseball,” a somber first-year varsity head coach Matt Heffernan said after Friday’s loss. “Sometimes you hit a ball and it finds a glove. It’s a game of peaks and valleys. We peaked and then we came back down, and it was hard to get that momentum back up.”

The Pierson baseball team scored three runs in the top of the first inning of game one of the best-of-three Suffolk County Class C Championship on May 26 and wound

06/02/2026

The owners of 31 Madison Street — the larger, historic three-story building on the property that is home to the popular coffee shop and boutique Sage & Madison — have received final official approval in a unanimous vote by the Sag Harbor Village Planning Board for a change of use for the first floor of the historic home, allowing it to become additional retail space.

The owners of 31 Madison Street — the larger, historic three-story building on the property that is home to the popular coffee shop and boutique Sage & Madison — have

06/02/2026

Check out the newly expanded Sage and Madison in Sag Harbor with reporter Cailin Riley. Read about the business at the Linktree in our bio.

📸 Cailin Riley

06/01/2026

For composer, musician and Sag Harbor resident Dan Koontz, the story of The Free Life, with all its initial optimism and tragic turn of events, is one that he hasn’t been able to shake.

Though there aren’t many people left around here these days who remember The Free Life first-hand, the tale lives on as a major centerpiece of Springs local lore.