Monthly Archives: March 2010

# horrors The Hamptons are a real drag, as everyone knows except the people who like to go there. Until now: A Hooters restaurant has opened in Bridgehampton. Finally, somewhere fun for Ron Perelman to hang out . Video evidence … Continue reading →

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — The housing crunch doesn’t discriminate and even the most lavish homes on the Treasure Coast are taking a price cut.

Six businesses in Amherst remain as multigenerational family-owned enterprises that have been in continuous operation for more than half of Amherst’s first century: Hill Hardware, Sunnyside Boxwood Farm, Smitty’s Restaurant, Amherst Milling Co., Burch and Ogden and Mays Farmers Service.

Shotgun Players production runs through April 25 at Ashby Stage in Berkeley.

Shotgun Players present a Seagull for our time. by Rachel Swan How, exactly, a hypersensitive writer named Alex spawned from the womb of his diva-mother Maria is anyone’s guess, since the two seem to have no genetic traits in common. … Continue reading →

Mercury News theater critic Karen D’Souza calls it a breezy new adaptation of the Chekhov classic that’s smart and fresh, if a little disjointed.

Three posh Hamptons summer-rental properties were quietly auctioned off for a total of $160,000 last Friday, according to auction host Bid on the City, which operates an eBay-like site for apartment and building sales and leases. The prices were well … Continue reading →

RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE)A Seagull in the Hamptons: Drama. By Emily Mann, adapted from Anton Chekhov’s “The Seagull.” Directed by Reid Davis. With Liam Callister, Kelsey Venter, Trish Mulholland, Alex Moggridge et al. Through April 25. Shotgun Players, Ashby…

Hamptons International, a premier one-stop property services company, is reaching out to UAE nationals through its participation in a series of career fairs to be hosted in the country over the coming months.

Once immune to a bad economy, real estate on the East End has fallen on hard times over the last two years. But bargain hunters and an active lower end of the market are starting to pull the Hamptons out … Continue reading →