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the Clam Bar Pantry is helping feed families across East Hampton Town by providing boxes of fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, bread, pasta, packaged goods and more directly to their doorsteps.

Donors Allow Sag Harbor Cinema To Create Fund For Needy

Congress and the White House reached an agreement this week on a deal that will provide an additional $320 billion in funding to the Payroll Protection Program after the initial $349 billion earmarked for it in last month’s $2.2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Stimulus Act was devoured in less than two weeks.

The Aboff’s Paint store chain donated thousands of the highly sought after N95 face masks and other protective gear to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, the Amagansett Fire Department’s ambulance company and other Long Island medical facilities.

Federal Stimulus Money Begins To Flow, However Slowly, Into East End Economy

Hundreds of East End restaurant workers were sent home following Governor Andrew Cuomo’s executive order, while restaurants that were able to keep their staff vied for a slice of a burgeoning takeout business.

Sinead Fitzgibbon and George Wilson, her partner in 27eastPT, have recently introduced a telehealth option to their practice, using software provided by doxy.me.

The screeching you hear is the sound of the brakes being slammed on New York’s share of this country’s $23 trillion economy.

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.

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

Sudden Influx From City Results In Temporary Business Boom

Rorie Kelly makes what she calls “ladybeast music” — songs that inspire others to love themselves fiercely and become their own heroes. For a live dose of musical motivation from the crimson-haired siren herself, swing by the Green Hill Kitchen & Que on Friday, March 6, at 8 p.m. for the first in the packed lineup of weekend concerts at the Greenport restaurant.

Just a few weeks ago, the Schiavoni family’s proposed two-story office and retail building at 31 Long Island Avenue seemed on track after years of review for site plan approval from the Sag Harbor Planning Board as well as its support for three offstreet parking variances from the Zoning Board of Appeals. But on February 24, when the Planning Board discussed it at a work session, the process hit a wall as the board’s chair and planning consultant announced that a major problem had been discovered in the Schiavonis’ application.

This year, Dew Clarke Moorhead will finally discover what she’s been missing. A Main Street fixture for 43 years, her bright and colorful shop is now in the midst of a closeout sale with everything at least 50 percent off and a $20 rack for special bargains.

There is no shortage of stresses in life and enduring them as a child or adolescent can be especially challenging. Dr. Pentcheva Burns has dedicated her career to helping young people, and in January, she opened Hamptons Mindful Youth, Psychological Wellness Services, PLLC in Sag Harbor. This practice applies the principles of “positive psychology”, self-resilience and mindfulness to help empower children, adolescents and families who are struggling with behavioral, social or emotional issues.