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Canio's launches Cultural Caf in Sag Harbor
Canio's will celebrate its 10th anniversary under the direction of Maryann Calendrille and Kathryn Szoka on Friday, November 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. with the launching of the shop's new not-for-profit, Canio's Cultural Cafe.
John Jermain Memorial Library Expansion Readies for Village Review
After years of debate and a lost referendum, the John Jermain Memorial Library Board of Trustees earned a clear mandate for a restoration and expansion of its historic, Sag Harbor library in June with 84 percent of votes cast in favor of the project.
Chambersa Prepare for the Holiday Season
With Thanksgiving fast approaching, local chambers of commerce are gearing up for what they hope will be a fun-filled, and lucrative, holiday season - " usually the last boost for businesses before winter takes a hold of the East End.
Police Blotter: Baby Left Out in the Cold
Baby Left in the Cold Southampton Town Police have arrested a 20-year-old Bridgehampton woman for leaving her four-month-old infant in the parking lot of Schmidta s Market on Friday, November 6. According to police, Gilda Rojas left her baby in a car seat by the side of the building.
Bridgehampton School Windows on Horizon
On Monday night the Bridgehampton School Board once again discussed the difficulties pertaining to the school's imminent and necessary window replacement.
James Monaco: Who is Richard Blumenthal, and what planet is he f...
It was beautiful the day we marched from Long Beach to Sag Harbor's Marine Park to rally for Health Care Reform.
Police arrest Bridgehampton man after standoff with pit bulls
A Bridgehampton man was arrested on Saturday morning after trying to fend off police with a trio of pit bulls at his residence.
Tucked in a drawer or stuffed in a closet, we are sure that somewhere in a nook or cranny of your house sits a stack of paperwork detailing your health insurance policy a ' if youa TMre fortunate enough to have health insurance.
Schneiderman Says Time to Tighten Belt
According to Suffolk County Legislator Jay Schneiderman, everyone is going to need to be prepared to tighten their belts this year.
Committee Aims to Eye Contamination at Havens Beach
Through the aid of an extensive library at the Cornell Cooperative Extension, the Village of Sag Harbor is just a month away from identifying the source enterococcus bacteria found in a drainage ditch at Havens Beach in Sag Harbor at levels exceeding public health standards after heavy rainfall events.
Pair Charged with Copper Wire Theft
Gary Collins, 42, of Patchogue, was arrested last week by Sag Harbor Village police for stealing several thousand dollars worth of copper wiring from Sag Harbor Industries.
Sag Harbor woman wants to turn church into B&B
A Sag Harbor woman told the village's Board of Trustees on Tuesday night that she is hoping to purchase the former Sag Harbor Methodist Church and looking into the possibility of transforming it into a 15-room bed-and-breakfast. Linda Mintz told board members that she is in discussions to buy the 10,000-square-foot church from Dennis Suskind, the ...
Sag Harbor Village Police arrested Regina L. Modelle, 29, of Ronkonkoma and Gary J. Collins, 42, of Patchogue on November 3 and charged them with grand larceny in the third degree and burglary in the third degree, both felonies, in relation to the theft of cooper wiring valued at $5,250 from Sag Harbor Industries on Bay Street.
Short film shot locally has first local screening at Long Island Film Fest
A short movie shot entirely in Southampton back in 2007 is finally having its homecoming this Friday as the Long Island Film Festival comes to Sag Harbor.
Sag Harbor community notes, November 12
In the early 1970s Carol Williams undertook to map the village. She described her experience walking and riding her bicycle through "back streets and main streets, down alleys, across bridges, along coves, around ponds, creeks, and parks, reconciling outlines with reality ...." in an essay published in "Sag Harbor Is: a Literary Celebration." The ...
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Everitt Albert Herter Post 550, will commemorate Veterans Day with a parade down Main Street in East Hampton Village on Wednesday, November 11, at 10 a.m. The parade will begin on Main Street at the old VFW Post, now London Jewelers, and will be followed by a ceremony at the Memorial on the Green.
Negotiations Resume, But Slowly
This week the Sag Harbor School District and the teacher's association returned to contract negotiations after several months of deadlock.
Middle School Counselora s Job Safe for This Year
With New York Governor David Paterson poised to make a total of $3.2 billion in state funding cuts, the Sag Harbor School District will likely lose $148,000 in state aid next year.
The Driver's Seat Restaurant adds modern flavor to tradition
The Driver's Seat Restaurant has been a well-known Southampton staple - it's a place to grab a cold beer, nosh on a hamburger or some tasty pub fare, and catch up with friends.