Indian Giving
July 6, 2017 3:25 pmA couple near me was just lamenting the loss of Indian Cove, a restaurant in Hampton Bays, right on the... Read Story
A couple near me was just lamenting the loss of Indian Cove, a restaurant in Hampton Bays, right on the... Read Story
There were no cell phones then. No iPads or laptops. No internet. And your car radio (there was no Sirius)... Read Story
Where I Live We returned to the tangle of place called home in 1994 — me, my husband, and our... Read Story
On my way to Fishers Island, I had sailed beyond the Archipelago. In Buzzard Bay I had met Bill Kornblum,... Read Story
In some ways, this farm family story is very much like the stories of many other families who came to... Read Story
Her breasts preceded her. Not metaphorically, or by reputation, but actually. She walked through the door, and they entered the... Read Story
Two weeks after Jamaica, I was back on the road again, Kerouac style, this time to Bar Harbor, Maine, in... Read Story
For ten years, we had been living happily in biblical sin. Neither of us had ever been married. One of... Read Story
Last week NASA Program Director, Dr. Eric Smith invited me to a special viewing of the spanking new, ‘James Webb... Read Story
“Today is the day.” “Today is the day,” my father exclaimed as he returned from the attic with a compact... Read Story
In the Spring, 2013, I received a call from a long time legal client Donna Z retaining me to represent... Read Story
My favorite sport has always been basketball, as a recreational player and avid fan. In 1977, my wife Michele and... Read Story
The ‘citiots’ are coming. Having spotted a herd of fanny packs on the horizon, I sent a fistful of golden... Read Story
Washington (CNN)Tuesday is another critical day for the Senate health care bill as Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Vice President... Read Story
On November 11, 2016, one of my closest friends, Paula, died in a fire. Paula was a generational friend —... Read Story
I was working in Manhattan at one of my first jobs as an adult. At 20, I thought I had... Read Story
A Conversation at the Kitchen Table I recall a warm, humid, mid-July morning at my childhood home in the small... Read Story
East Hampton August 1972 Satiated after lunch at The Royale Fish in Amagansett my husband, Albert, and I set out... Read Story
When you grow up in Suffolk County, you are in the shadows of both New York City to the West,... Read Story
Once Upon A Sand Dune by Joel Reitman June 5, 2017 I picked up my new Austin Mini Cooper S... Read Story
It was a balmy Saturday afternoon in June 2010. I was driving out east on Sunrise Highway with my friend,... Read Story
“Nude is Rude and Cops Can’t Bare It” read the headline in the Southampton Press. The paper is spread out... Read Story
Up on our dining room wall hangs a picture by William Wallace Tooker, the famed Algonquinist of Sag Harbor. Tooker... Read Story
My wife and I clanged our glasses together as we said a quick toast to our friends. We had opened... Read Story
Where Triton Lane in East Quogue meets Shinnecock Bay, a few local horseshoe crabs happen to be holding their semi-annual... Read Story
It is hard to remember the first time I went to the Hamptons. Well first I went to Montauk, I... Read Story
I must have been four. It is one of my earliest recollections. We were very poor. My parents never had... Read Story
Flying saucers…UFOs…ETs…. Few topics are more likely to prompt raised eyebrows or outright derision. But it wasn’t always so. Back... Read Story
I had been looking for love, as most women do after divorce…online mostly, and yes, there are plenty of fish... Read Story
As I sat on the Hampton Jitney to Amagansett for the first time, I was so excited to experience all... Read Story