Shifts in Banking Abound in Sag Harbor
A handful of changes among Sag Harbor’s banking businesses are on the horizon, with the arrival of Chase Bank the latest in a series of shifts. The post Shifts in Banking Abound in Sag Harbor appeared...
View ArticleAnnual Parade Celebrates Easter, Spring in Sag Harbor
The Sag Harbor Easter Bonnet Parade has become a tradition in Sag Harbor on Main Street, where people of all ages gathered to celebrate Easter and Spring. The post Annual Parade Celebrates Easter,...
View ArticleBig Tent: Party for the Cinema this Sunday
The Partnership will host its Big Tent party on Long Wharf — this year raising funds to purchase and redevelop the former Sag Harbor Cinema property. The post Big Tent: Party for the Cinema this Sunday...
View ArticleBuilding Inspector: Main Street Buildings Are Getting Safer
“Building by building, Main Street is getting safer, without a doubt,” Sag Harbor Village’s senior building inspector, Thomas Preiato, said in an interview. The post Building Inspector: Main Street...
View ArticleLot Line Change, Long in the Works, Finds Favor with Zoning Board
An application that has lingered before Sag Harbor’s regulatory boards for several years took a step forward Tuesday with the Sag Harbor Zoning Board of Appeals looking favorably upon a lot line...
View ArticleHistoric Preservation Board Opens Window Discussion — Again
Members of Sag Harbor’s Board of Historic Preservation and Architectural Review have, at one point or another, referred to historic windows as the “soul” or the “eyes” of a house, and say they have...
View ArticleA Conversation With Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington
As the Wharf Shop celebrates its 50th Christmas season, its co-owners, Nada Barry and Gwen Waddington, shared some behind-the-scenes Christmas experiences, from parties to popular toys to holiday...
View ArticleFresh Paint for Main Street Businesses Takes Some by Surprise
The surprisingly bright, seemingly white coat of new paint at the formerly red brick shopping cove complex at 76 and 78 Main Street is Benjamin Moore’s “Wickham Gray,” according to papers filed with...
View ArticleMain Street Session Focuses on Complex Problems
It’s going to take a great meeting-of-minds, the panelists said, to both preserve what’s already there and find solutions to make sure there’s growth in a positive direction. The post Main Street...
View ArticlePaid Parking Could Come To Sag Harbor Main Street
Paid Parking Could Come To Sag Harbor Main Street The post Paid Parking Could Come To Sag Harbor Main Street appeared first on The Sag Harbor Express.
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