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Ambitious Fundraising Effort Launched to Save Cinema
Expansion of American Legion Earns Approval in Sag Harbor
Discussion Continues Over Shortage of School Parking in Sag Harbor
Photographer Was Witness to a Revolution
Breakwater Sailor Excels at Brown University
A “Drowsy Chaperone” Comes to Pierson High School
Sag Harbor ZBA to Petition Park Board on Behalf of Nearby Resident
New Electronic Message Sign Coming to Bridgehampton School Campus
Hundreds Turn Out for Katy’s Courage 5K in Sag Harbor
Avigdor’s Design Inspired by Adventure

A grassroots effort has come together over the past six weeks to organize a fundraiser to help UNICEF provide much needed relief to the affected countries.

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Ambitious Fundraising Effort Launched to Save Cinema

organizers behind the effort, it is time for community members and patrons of the arts to pledge their support for the venture.

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Police Commissioner Position Sparks Political Debate in Southampton

A political brushfire broke out when Supervisor Jay Schneiderman suggested a code change that could have made him the town’s sole police commissioner.

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Editorial: Show Us the Money!

For those of us who find our hearts reside with Sag Harbor, traversing Main Street has become a melancholy experience.

Expansion of American Legion Earns Approval in Sag Harbor

The planning board unanimously green-lighted the American Legion’s bid for expansion, which will include an addition to be used as exhibition space.

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Discussion Continues Over Shortage of School Parking in Sag Harbor

Demand for parking spaces in school district parking lots outweighs supply by about 60 spots, which had been offset by street parking that is now more limited.

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School Briefs: Bridgehampton Budget Adopted; Sag Harbor District Clerk Resigns

Bridgehampton School Board proposes $14.36 million budget; Sag Harbor district clerk resigns after three months on the job; longtime BCOES trustee reelected.

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Photographer Was Witness to a Revolution

Seated at the desk of his studio, Tony Vaccaro surveys the room. Familiar faces stare back at him. Faces who were his friends. Faces he photographed.

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Schneiderman Offers Rosy Outlook In State of the Town Address

Jay Schneiderman painted a decidedly upbeat picture when he presented his annual state of the town address before Tuesday’s town board meeting.

Flay and Barber Keynotes at 3rd Annual Food Lab Conference

“50 Years of Food in America: 1970-2020” will be the focus of the 2017 Food Lab Conference at Stony Brook Southampton on June 9 and 10.

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Bridgehampton CAC Briefed on Traffic Safety Measures

An effort to improve pedestrian safety and relieve congestion on Bridgehampton’s Main Street has begun to creep forward.

Breakwater Sailor Excels at Brown University

From Shelter Island Sound to the Narragansett Bay, Maxine de Havenon cannot imagine a life off the water.

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Sports Wrap: Lacrosse Plays on Reservation, Tennis Wins and Softball Win

The South Fork boys lacrosse team hosted Port Jefferson on Saturday at the Pow Wow Fairgrounds on the Shinnecock Indian Reservation.

Whalers Baseball is Rolling, But Remains in Second Place

The win guaranteed Pierson (10-3, League IX) will finish with at least a .500 record, which is required for an automatic berth in the postseason.

5 Questions with Mohamed Nabil

The 25-year-old from Egypt, has been building both adult and youth squash programs at the club, while also competing himself at top levels of the game.