The Southampton Publick House will soon be closing its doors at 40 Bowden Square in Southampton Village, and will reopen at another nearby location—although where remains a mystery.On Tuesday, Publick... more
The Southampton Youth Bureau is offering another session of its popular Lights Out! Glow Night, a fun evening of glow-in-the-dark sports, on Friday, December 6, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Southampton Youth Services, 1370A Majors Path in Southampton. The “illuminated experience” will feature a lineup of games like glow-in-the-dark basketball, Capture the Flag, soccer, volleyball, and more for students in grades six through 12. Those attending should wear neon or white shirts to show up the best under the UV black lights. Admission is $10 per person. Transportation is available from select locations, but pre-registration is required for the ...
18 Nov 2024 by Staff Writer
The Town of Southampton Parks and Recreation Department is offering an opportunity for residents to train to become a lifeguard. In the lifeguard training program, participants will develop valuable skills that will last a lifetime. Those who complete the course and earn certification are eligible for employment at a town bay beach. The course begins January 7 at the Suffolk Community College Eastern Campus pool and continues for seven sessions. Ocean beach lifeguards will require additional training hours. Those age 15 and older may take the course, which costs $200 for residents and $250 for nonresidents. A CPR course will ...
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Stony Brook Southampton College will hold its annual Windmill Lighting and holiday gathering on Thursday, December 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. Those who wish to attend should RSVP by November 25. Email Southamptonevents@stonybrook.edu or call 631-632-6873.
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The Quogue Wildlife Refuge will host “Fireside Poetry - A Celebration of Poetry, Nature, and our Environment” on Saturday, November 23, from 4 to 5 p.m. Hosted by local poet and published author Maggie Bloomfield, the event will be an open reading for poets, listeners, and friends. Original poems or a personal favorite, as are essays, may be read, or just come to listen. All ages are invited to read. Tea and cookies will be offered, feel free to bring a reusable mug. Admission is free. For more information, go to quoguewildliferefuge.org.
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Democrats, awakened from their stupor by their stunning trifecta defeat at the polls, are now processing what went so wrong and how all those “garbage” “deplorables” managed to take control. Surely we, as a nation, are descending down a spiraling path of iniquity only the liberal elites can save us from! Authoritarianism, fascism and the demise of democracy is at our doorsteps. Eight years of liberal lawfare, judicial overreach and their propaganda machine known as the mainstream media all failed to save our nation. Pressure from the FBI on social media to censor whatever did not comply with their party’s ...
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With the election now well behind us and the postmortems still being fleshed out, there is optimism shared by the Trump side and blame that naturally follows for Democrats. The cure for Trump derangement was the candidacy of a far-left woman who wouldn’t or couldn’t transition (wink) into something she wasn’t: competent. Coincidentally, among her actual bona fides was her former vocal support for the gender transition of people in jail at the expense of the American taxpayer. While she and the Democrats would never explain their broken immigration policy or take ownership of lagging inflation left behind from spending ...
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Alyssa Melillo on Apr 5, 2016