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Bridgehampton Child Care Center To Break Ground On New Building October...
To be sure, over the years, the center has been expanded with a classroom building and other facilities, but this month, it will mark a major milestone when that rickety old farmhouse, still being used as its main office, is demolished on Saturday, October 24, to make way for a new classroom and administrative center.
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COMMUNITY
Climate Corner: Does The Planet Have Your Vote This November?
In 2012, a thirsty dog named Rosie stopped to lap up a bit of water from Georgica Pond. Three hours later she was dead. A toxin called microcystin that’s commonly caused by algae blooms was found in her liver. It’s hard not to see Rosie as the canary in the coal mine. If this could happen in the pond of Steven Spielberg and Ron Perelman, it can happen anywhere.
FOOD AND WINE
Fall Menu at Miss Shanty
“King Solomon” Evans, former owner of Red Strype, Les Amis, Les Deux Lapins, A Café and Ivo & LuLu in Manhattan, and Bar Bù on South Beach, Miami, has formally premiered his fall menu at his new Caribbean Café, Miss Shanty on The Hamlet Green in Hampton Bays.
SPORTS
Intramural Sports Give High School Athletes A Sense Of Normalcy In Uncertain Times
Section XI, Suffolk County’s governing body of high school sports, announced in September that all interscholastic competition would be postponed until January, but athletic directors at several East End high schools have put together intramural programs that allow student-athletes to claim some sense of normalcy and keep a connection to the sports they love, while adhering to school policies and following safety guidelines outlined by the state to ensure their health and safety.
Wolffer Estate Derby Revives Old Horse Show Tradition In Sagaponack
Putting the Grand Prix field to good use and sharing it with the larger equestrian community on the East End was a goal for Tula from the start, and last year, the farm revived an old fall tradition, hosting the Wölffer Estate Derby in the field.
New Executive Director Has Big Plans For East Hampton YMCA RECenter
For many years, Englishman Stephen Lee was an engineer by day, martial artist by night. Now, he’s the new East Hampton YMCA RECenter executive...
Hurricanes Swimmer Earns National Recognition
The then-14-year-old Hurricanes travel team competitor had achieved a feat of national merit. Finishing the 500-yard freestyle in 5 minutes, 10.97 seconds not only secured her a personal best, it catapulted her into the Top 16 nationally for her age group.
East Hampton Indoor Tennis Sees Spike in Tennis Popularity Even Through Fall
During the COVID-19 pandemic, tennis, among many outdoor activities, saw a resurgence in popularity on the East End.
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Bridgehampton Child Care Center To Break Ground On New Building October 24
To be sure, over the years, the center has been expanded with a classroom building and other facilities, but this month, it will mark a major milestone when that rickety old farmhouse, still being used as its main office, is demolished on Saturday, October 24, to make way for a new classroom and administrative center.
Q&A: Breast Surgeon Says Early Detection Of Cancer Is Important Enough To Get Screened...
Q&A: Breast Surgeon Says Early Detection Of Cancer Is Important Enough To Get Screened Even During A Pandemic
Ahearn, Palumbo Vie For 1st District State Senate Seat
Republican 2nd District State Assemblyman Anthony Palumbo and Democrat Laura Ahearn, the executive director of not-for-profit the Crime Victim’s Center, will face off in the November 3 election for the right to replace veteran Republican 1st District State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle, who announced his retirement earlier this year.