Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center Rescues Friendly Deer
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The friendly Hampton Bays deer was rescued by the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center. AMANDA BERNOCCO
The friendly Hampton Bays deer was rescued by the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Amanda Bernocco on Oct 18, 2015
The friendly deer that spent most of the past month hanging out on the western side of the Shinnecock Inlet was rescued Saturday afternoon. Volunteers from the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife... more
The orchards of New Jersey are filled with smoke. It is dawn, it is well below freezing, and the orchard on the south side of the highway is vast; the protective smoke cannot fully diminish the white glow of so many flowers. Frost is devastating for fruit farms, so, driving past, seeing this, I pray for them. I know they have been up for hours, doing everything they can. My prayers are not addressing the divine so much as begging the odds that this farm’s luck holds out. That they’ll be spared this morning, not punished. It’s what you might ...
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Thank you, Aby Rosen and son Charlie, for the chic and comfortable renovation of the Southampton movie theater, which is now called the Southampton Playhouse. My daughter and her husband saw “Becoming Led Zeppelin” in the state-of-the-art IMAX theater there and raved about the experience. I was anxious to check it out. A 4 p.m. show was the perfect time for my friend Kathy and me to go to the movies. Feeling like kids, we bought popcorn, Raisinets and Tate’s cookies. Next time, a glass of wine. It was lovely to not worry about stepping on gum as we settled ...
by Denise Gray Meehan
Protest demonstrations are not new in Suffolk County. The biggest demonstration in county history occurred on June 3, 1979, in opposition to the Shoreham nuclear power plant and the overall plan by the Long Island Lighting Company to construct seven to 11 nuclear plants in Suffolk County. More than 15,000 people participated at the Shoreham site, what has been seen as a turning point in the fate of the Shoreham plant and the other nuclear plants. The late Nora Bredes, who headed the Shoreham Opponents Coalition and whose fight against the highly unpopular nuclear push in Suffolk was followed by ...
by Karl Grossman
Friends of The Big Duck, a nonprofit organization, celebrates the arrival of spring with the 12th annual Easter Duck Egg Hunt at Big Duck Ranch, 1012 Flanders Road (Route 24), Flanders. The free event will be held this year on Saturday, April 19, noon sharp, so families should arrive by 11:45 a.m. Participating children must bring their own basket to carry eggs. The rain date is April 26. The grass field behind The Big Duck will be dotted with filled plastic “duck eggs” that children 2 to 9 years old can easily find. To make it a safe event, the ...
by Staff Writer
The Sag Harbor Lions Club’s annual Easter Egg Hunt is back and will take place on Sunday, April 20 (Easter Sunday), from noon to 2 p.m. at Mashashimuet Park in Sag Harbor. Children ages 2 to 10 are invited to participate but must bring their own receptacle to hold collected eggs, some of which contain a prize. Pony rides will be available for children in exchange for a $5 donation.
by Staff Writer
The Southampton Village Police Benevolent Association will hold its annual Easter End Hunt on Friday, April 18, at 10 a.m. at Agawam Park in Southampton Village. All kids age 10 and younger are invited to participate but should bring a receptacle to pick up eggs. The Easter Bunny will be on hand for photo opportunities. There will be a great prize egg among the thousands scattered on the field.
12 Apr 2025 by Staff Writer
The annual Earth Day Celebration co-hosted by Eastern Long Island Audubon Society and Quogue Wildlife Refuge will be held on Saturday, April 26, from noon to 3 p.m., at the refuge, 3 Old Country Road in Quogue. It is a free, family-friendly event that will include ecofriendly activities, fun educational programs and opportunities to enjoy and preserve nature. Earth Day will include guided birding walks by the Eastern Long Island Audubon Society, a chance to meet live animals, free native tree giveaway from Bartlett Tree Experts, up-cycled crafts, environmental organizations, yoga for children & adults (registration available online), and self-guided ...
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Amanda Bernocco on Oct 18, 2015