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Star Kids 06-05
Star Kids:
Carissa Katz & Matthew Charron
June 05, 2026
Your Guide to Family Fun and Important Information
The annual fireworks show at Main Beach in East Hampton Village, once a Fourth of July tradition but more recently held in mid to late August, will once again take place on July 4. In Montauk, fireworks will move from the ocean beach to the Block Island Sound side of the hamlet.
By Christopher Walsh
 | The Montauk School’s chorus and jazz band had a sweet time at Hersheypark last weekend, sweeping first place in the Music in the Parks competition and earning excellent ratings for their performances. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | It’s hard for anyone to process last week’s news out of Sag Harbor. A sixth grader heads to the Poconos for a school trip with his classmates and never comes home. The heart of every parent who hears the news skips a beat in empathetic horror. But what about kids, who hear the news through chatter in school hallways, their parents’ whispers on the phone, or headlines on social media? By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | East Hampton High School had plenty to celebrate at its senior student-athlete awards ceremony this week, as 114 athletes were honored with more than 60 postseason awards, ranging from academic all-county recognition to all-New York State honors. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | East Hampton’s track and field teams turned up the heat at the Suffolk C County Championships at Kings Park High School last week, the girls finishing second and the boys fourth. By Alison Morris Roslyn |
 | What's up with all the pink signs with white question marks? Springs School is preparing for the return of its Mystery Art Sale, which will take place at Ashawagh Hall on Friday, June 12, and Saturday, June 13. By Colin Stone, Grade 6 |