Jennifer Lynn Jordan of Amagansett marries James Joseph Gorman of Chicago, Illinois
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on Nov 24, 2009
Jennifer Lynn Jordan, daughter of Patricia Jordan Vigorita and John “Jay” Weaver Jordan II of Amagansett and Chicago, Illinois, was married in Chicago on September 26 to James Joseph Gorman,... more
With the spread of bird flu and rising reports of dead birds being found across Suffolk County, County Executive Ed Romaine has urged people to use caution if they encounter dead birds. In a press release issued on Monday, March 3, Romaine urged residents to follow the guidance of the State Department of Environmental Conservation. In cases where field staff cannot collect samples or carcasses from the landscape, the DEC has requested that people limit direct contact with dead wildlife and keep children and pets away. To dispose of a dead bird safely, DEC has provided the following guidelines: • ...
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Southampton High School is hosting a job fair on Wednesday, April 2, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Businesses seeking summer employees are invited to set up a table. More than 700 students are expected to attend. For more information, email Tom Little tlittle@southamptonschools.org.
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The Montauk Library will offer a free, six-week Spanish class starting on March 12. The interactive course is designed for adults who are new to Spanish. Participants will learn essential vocabulary, basic grammar, and conversational skills through engaging activities and real-life scenarios. The instructor will be Paulina de la Portilla, a native Spanish speaker and experienced instructor specializing in conversational Spanish. Registration is required by calling the library at 631-668-3377 or at the Montauk Library’s website, montauklibrary.org.
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All are invited to celebrate International Women’s Day at The Church in Sag Harbor on Saturday, March 8, from 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets are $15. $10 for members. The event will pay tribute to the inspiring women who have done incredible work this past year (and who continue to do so) for the local community and the community beyond Sag Harbor. The event is a dance party for all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Those being saluted for their work are Rev. Cecily Broderick of Christ Episcopal Church; the Celebrating Creatives of Color Committee (Beverly Granger, Gwendolyn Hankin, Victoria Pinderhughes, ...
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The East Hampton Library’s Long Island Collection is launching its 2025 “Sneak Peek” series of themed pop-up mini exhibits, the first of which is March 12. The series was created to encourage visitors to explore and learn more about the Long Island Collection’s fascinating items. The opening exhibit, “The Plain Sight Project,” will be open from 4 to 7 p.m. It will highlight research done by The Plain Sight Project, a local nonprofit that researches enslavement on the East End and seeks to identify enslaved persons and free People of Color who lived and worked in the East Hampton area. ...
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on Nov 24, 2009