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Star Kids:
Carissa Katz & Matthew Charron
May 29, 2026
Your Guide to Family Fun and Important Information
Unsure if it was not in fact a prank, a WLNG D.J. relayed the call that had just come to the Sag Harbor radio station last Thursday: Two baby goats and a pony were missing from their Wainscott home.
By Christopher Walsh
 | What if Robin Hood were a girl? What if he weren’t just any girl, but was actually Maid Marian in disguise? That’s the premise behind “Marian, or the True Tale of Robin Hood: Teen Edition,” a play by Adam Szymkowicz that South Fork Performing Arts is taking on this weekend at Guild Hall. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | John Aldridge and Anthony Sosinski, lifelong friends and commercial fishermen who wrote the book “A Speck in the Sea,” about Mr. Aldridge’s survival after falling off their boat off Montauk back in 2013, spoke at East Hampton High School last week as part of a series aimed at introducing students to the array of interesting people who live here. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | Scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship — 22 students at the Springs School will now be upholding those pillars, having been part of the school’s first-ever National Junior Honor Society induction on May 20. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | For young people and families this week, there's an open house at the Watermill Center and a pollinator program at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum, both on Saturday. By Star Staff |