Star Kids 02-06

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Carissa Katz & Matthew Charron
February 06, 2026

Your Guide to Family Fun and Important Information

If you’ve been to a sporting event at East Hampton High School recently, walked through the halls during play rehearsals, or attended Mass at St. Therese in Montauk, chances are you’ve heard Faith Mullaly. The freshman has the powerful yet beautiful voice of a woman three times her age, and the grace to go along with it.

By Alison Morris Roslyn

This week the members of Guild Hall's Teen Arts Council will present a short theater piece, the Southampton Arts Center will open a student exhibition, and the Children's Museum of the East End has a family dance party planned.

By Carissa Katz

The Bonac boys basketball team is playoff bound after a thrilling 72-67 victory over Westhampton Beach in overtime on Monday. The game capped an intense finish to the season, highlighted by scrappy home wins over Comsewogue and Hauppauge.

By Alison Morris Roslyn

Bonac’s boys and girls track teams competed at the small schools championship meets last weekend. The girls set five personal records and broke the school record in the 55-meter high hurdles. The boys won the 4-by-800 meter relay and nearly broke the school record.

By Alison Morris Roslyn

The score didn’t tell the full story of the Sink Pink game at East Hampton High School — though congratulations to Pierson on the dominant 48-19 win. This game was all about two local girls basketball teams coming together in the fight against cancer.

By Alison Morris Roslyn

With Valentine’s Day around the corner, our teen book reviewer considers two books by Nicola Yoon about profound romances, each of which have captured the hearts of readers across the globe: "Everything Everything" and "The Sun Is Also a Star." 

By Rafaela DeMartis

“Emergency drills are important because they help keep everyone safe,” said Erik Kelt, the school’s principal. “When we practice emergency drills at school, students and staff learn what to do, where to go, and how to stay calm.”

By Sara Cortes, Grade 6