Sag Harbor Cycle Company Opens, Using Unorthodox Funding Approach
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Colleen Reynolds on Jun 11, 2012
Shiny bicycles stood in rows, some with their seats still dressed in plastic, and boxes bearing new bike parts waiting to be assembled sat ready in the center of Sag... more
Catherine Stoll is a mainstay of Heart of the Hamptons. She logs countless hours sorting clothing donations at the food pantry and emergency assistance program on Meeting House Lane. “I don’t consider my job done at the end of the day and say, ‘Wow, I did some good today,’” Stoll said. “I just say, ‘Okay, tomorrow, I’m going to tackle these three things.’ There is no shortage of something to do, and someone in need.” She came to be like many volunteers post-COVID on Eastern Long Island. Stoll moved to Southampton in 2020 after more than three decades of summering ...
by By J.D. Allen
Alan Vasquez, 18, of Hampton Bays was arrested by Quogue Village Police on November 4 and charged with misdemeanor DWI. Vasquez was observed speeding on Dune Road in Quogue at 10:49 p.m. on November 4 and was pulled over, police said, and an investigation revealed he was intoxicated. He also had an open alcohol container in his car, police added. He was held for morning arraignment and then released. Christopher Martinez, 19, of Hampton Bays was arrested by Southampton Town Police at 2:34 a.m. on November 2 and charged with misdemeanor DWI after a police officer saw his vehicle stopped ...
6 Nov 2024 by Staff Writer
SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — A Cameron Street resident called Village Police on October 29 to report that he has seen several suspicious people trespassing on his property through the property’s remote camera system. Upon investigation by police, one of the people witnessed was determined to be a power line service employee and the others were police officers, who had come to the house after its alarm system went off by accident. Nonetheless, the homeowner requested extra patrols of the street by uniformed police officers. Police suggested he get more cameras so that he could monitor more of the property remotely. SOUTHAMPTON ...
by Staff Writer
For the first time in its history, the Southampton Union Free School District is poised to incorporate lessons on Shinnecock history, culture and language, for students in kindergarten through grade 12, starting next year. “This is very exciting,” Southampton School Board President Jacqueline Robinson said at a recent work session. “It’s been a long time coming, but I’m excited.” Dubbed the Shinnecock Curriculum Infusion Project, the initiative seeks to create two units per grade level in each English language arts (ELA) and social studies class, while also infusing the arts. It comes on the heels of a new Shinnecock culture ...
by Michelle Trauring
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Colleen Reynolds on Jun 11, 2012