The HAMPTON Report

You could spend days reading about bouillabaisse in The Times’s recipe archive. This version, from 1904, is, happily, one of the simplest.

Baking from memory in the wee hours of the morning.

Dozens of new cafes and coffee bars treat coffee making like an art, or at least a high form of craft.

By Georgia Suter Promising more open governments and more aggressive planning for the future, the newly elected supervisors for Southampton and East Hampton towns addressed a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of the Hamptons on Monday evening. Centrally located for both towns at the Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse on the Sag Harbor-Bridgehampton Turnpike, the […]

By Marianna Levine Last Saturday night, the term “Main drag” took on a whole new meaning in Sag Harbor. By 10 o’clock, it was standing room only at Blue Sky restaurant on Main Street where a wide range of people had turned out to see Danny Ximo’s “Raffa Show,” a cabaret in drag. Young, old, gay, […]

Sen. John Ensign of Nevada has been dogged for the past nine months by a scandal centered on his affair with the wife of his former chief of staff, Doug Hampton. There have been questions about whether Ensign violated federal law and Senate rules in the wake of the affair. In June, Ensign acknowledged the affair in a short statement in Las Vegas, refusing to take questions. He has since gone on …

Michael Arnstein stopped a few feet short of the finish line at Vintage High School, kneeled down, bowed his head and collected his thoughts for a few seconds Sunday.

NORTH HAMPTON — Police are seeking the public’s assistance following an accident off Lafayette Road Thursday night.

Image Credit: Mitchell Haaseth/Bravo Everything is inside out and upside down this season. Jill and Bethenny aren’t speaking, Jill and LuAnn are playing at being girlfriends, Simon and Ramona are bosom buddies, and even my beloved Bobby is throwing me for a loop.

By Karen Valby Karen Valby on a season where, so far, everything is inside out and upside down