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Duncan Darrow
The founder and chairman of the Fighting Chance board, sits down with the Sag Harbor Express to talk about his organization’s most recent move, what makes his organization successful and the...
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Karyn Mannix
Among the short list of Karyn Mannix’s accomplishments are artist, curator, fashion designer, gallery owner, and — chief in this group — breast cancer survivor. Six years after her diagnosis and...
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Cathy Carlozzi
By Marissa Maier From heading the Sag Harbor Elementary School Parent Teacher Association to spearheading popular programs like bingo night and family movie night, Cathy Carlozzi has spent the last...
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Townline BBQ Dishes Up Popular Trivia Contest
“This is the biggest crowd in East Hampton without a basketball,” William Taylor jokes. Taylor is sipping a sweet tea and looking out at a sea of locals packed into Townline BBQ. Seated at a corner...
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Making an Artist
by Marissa Maier The alchemy of becoming a successful artist is often said to be a mixture of talent and ambition. Evan Yee, a painter and sculptor, as well as a 20-year-old undergraduate at Pratt...
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Local Pharmacies Join Forces
By Marissa Maier Most Americans glance past at least one bottle of prescription medication during their morning and evening rituals. In countless homes, these plastic cylinders filled with pills in...
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Spencer Kuzon
Ross School senior Spencer Kuzon has traversed the globe working on service learning projects and played countless games of tennis. When it came time to selecting a senior project theme, Kuzon blended...
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From Working Hard to Working Smart
by Marissa Maier Tora Matsuoka is locally known as the affable co-owner of Sen Restaurant and Phao Thai kitchen. From conducting staff meetings during the daytime to greeting customers in the evening,...
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‘Tis the Season (of Lights)
by Marissa Maier There is no official, government-approved timeline for the holiday season. For some the interval begins once radio stations start to play “Jingle Bell Rock” or grocery stores begin to...
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Don’t Forget to Breathe at the Office
By Marissa Maier Whether by plane, train or automobile, long journeys always seem to take a toll on one’s body. From deep aches in the spine, swelling in the limbs or stiffness in the joints, the...
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