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A Scamble For Space, Protection, Equipment And Hands On Deck For...
Hospital staff and health professionals throughout the East End this week are scrambling to prepare facilities for the anticipated steep increases in the number of hospitalized people they must treat as the coronavirus epidemic swells in the region.
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COMMUNITY
Local Animal Shelters Focus On Online Adoptions During Coronavirus Pandemic
Deemed essential businesses, local animal shelters are closed to the public, but they’re continuing to function across the South Fork.
FOOD AND WINE
Many Sag Harbor Businesses Told To Close at 8 p.m. on...
Local businesses and members of the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce were notified by Sag Harbor Village Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy on Saturday that all non-essential businesses must close by tomorrow, March 22, by 8 p.m., as per orders from New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo
SPORTS
A Conversation with Pierson Athletic Director Eric Bramoff
Pierson School District was one of the first to close amid the coronavirus outbreak on March 11, well before the county made the decision for all of its schools to do so.
Local Sailors Win Big Race In The Caribbean
Local Sailors Win Big Race In The Caribbean
East Hampton’s 200 Free Relay Finishes Season At State Meet
East Hampton's 200 Free Relay Finishes Season At State Meet
Lady Whalers Lose to East Rockaway To Bring Season to a Close
The Pierson/Bridgehampton girls basketball team went shorthanded into its Long Island Class C Championship against East Rockaway on Monday afternoon at Newfield High School in Selden, and while it gave the Nassau County champs a hard fought game, missing a pair of starters proved to be too difficult to overcome in the 54-43 loss.
Southampton Ice Rink Director Bryan Wish Looking To Create South Fork Ice Hockey Teams
Southampton Ice Rink Director Bryan Wish Looking To Create South Fork Ice Hockey Teams
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A Scamble For Space, Protection, Equipment And Hands On Deck For Hospital Staff As...
Hospital staff and health professionals throughout the East End this week are scrambling to prepare facilities for the anticipated steep increases in the number of hospitalized people they must treat as the coronavirus epidemic swells in the region.
Distance Learning Begins as Schools Close Their Doors
Distance Learning Begins as Schools Close Their Doors
Leaders Plead With Shoppers To Stop Over-Buying At Grocery Stores
Government officials from every corner are exhorting residents to stop hoarding food and paper goods, and laboring in daily addresses to reassure them that manufacturing and supply chains will not be interrupted by a rise in infections from the new coronavirus or the nationwide efforts to slow its spread.