No Lemonade For You; Seinfeld Lemonade Stand Shut Down in East Hampton Village
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Jerry Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld
Jaime Zahl on Aug 25, 2015
For eight seasons, Jerry Seinfeld’s television persona dealt with the fictional “Newman,” his neighbor and arch-nemesis. Mr. Seinfeld, a part-time East Hampton resident, dealt with a real-life meddling neighbor last... more
Project MOST Expands Tutor Program Project MOST has expanded its tutoring program with the addition of several retired and certified teachers. The new tutors have experience with all ages, elementary to high school, and have expertise in all subject areas from reading/ELA, math and writing to SAT prep. Project MOST tutoring is offered at the Community Learning Center located at Most Holy Trinity at 44 Meadow Way in East Hampton. The new tutors and their area of expertise include Ilaine Bickley, math; Fran Connors, English, Language Arts and literacy; Dina Rafferty, elementary reading, writing and math; Cindy, reading; and Kristen ...
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The Hamptons Observatory is partnering with Suffolk County Community College to present a free virtual lecture by Dr. Madhulika “Lika” Guhathakurta, NASA senior advisor for new initiatives. Sean Tvelia, academic chair of Physical Sciences at Suffolk County Community College and a founding board member of Hamptons Observatory, will serve as moderator of the event. Guhathakurta will discuss heliophysics, also known as “space weather,” and how the “Living With a Star” program targets specific aspects of the sun-earth system that affect life and society. Practitioners of disciplines like solar physics, geophysics, atmospheric physics, cosmic ray physics and magnetohydrodynamics have collaborated in ...
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Sag Harbor Cinema has launched its Lighthouse Project, a year-round film and discussion series that illuminates mental health awareness, advocacy and action. The series, which kicks off on Sunday, November 3, will be free and open to the public, and will offer equitable access to mental health information with expert-led panel discussions. Its goal is to demystify, to destigmatize, and to promote knowledge about mental disorders, and to disseminate information about their treatment using film as an entry point for discussion, noted a press release. The Sunday event, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will focus on adolescent mental health. ...
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Project MOST is the featured charity recipient for the Stop & Shop Community Bag Program for the month of November. Project MOST will receive $1 for each $2.50 reusable community bag sold during the month of November at the Stop & Shop location in East Hampton, 67 Newtown Lane.
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A Gofundme page has been created for Noelle Parker, known to many as “Noodle,” who has become seriously ill. She contracted pneumonia, which led to sepsis and sepsis shock. She was sedated and on a ventilator for three weeks. Currently, she is in stable but critical condition. An active volunteer with the Animal Rescue Fund, she is an acting coach at Bay Street Theater and a pet sitter/dog walker. The recent illness comes on the heels of past medical struggles from which she was just financially recovering. Those who wish to donate can search for “Noelle Parker” at gofundme.com.
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A free Family Fun Day, at which parents/guardians can get a free child ID card, will be held on Saturday, November 2, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Project MOST Learning Center on Meadow Way in East Hampton. The event will include food, live music, arts and crafts, and STEM play stations. Child IDs are created using the EZ Child ID System, the nation’s most comprehensive digital fingerprinting child identification system that can be used in emergencies. Parents will walk away with an ID card featuring each child’s fingerprints, photo and contact info, for free, in only three ...
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Jaime Zahl on Aug 25, 2015