SAG HARBOR, N.Y. — It was a cliffhanger ending out of silent film-era two-reeler. Just days before the anniversary of the fire that partly destroyed the Sag Harbor Cinema last December and weeks ahead of the deadline to purchase the theater from its longtime owner, word came of a grant that more than met the fund-raising goal and saved the day. “Personally, I had been trying to avoid hoping for it,” April Gornik, a painter and vice president of the nonprofit Sag Harbor Partnership wrote in an email when the
Source: Sag Harbor’s Historic Cinema Saved – The New York Times