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Healing Harmonies for East End Hospice Patients

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Threshold Singers, from left, Sarah Jaffe Turnbull, Dottie Syracuse, Mimi Leonard, Tara O’Connell, and Donna Potter, sing to a patient at East End Hospice. COURTESY EAST END HOSPICE

Threshold Singers, from left, Carol Johns, Claire Watson, Sarah Jaffe Turnbull, Alice Froehlich, Colleen Gilmartin, Michelle Mulligan and Mary Crosby, sing in the Memorial Rock Garden at East End Hospice. COURTESY EAST END HOSPICE

For the past five years, the East End Threshold Singers of Westhampton Beach have sung therapeutic melodies and harmonies to hospice patients on the East End, particularly at the East... more

Sag Harbor Village Police Reports for the Week of November 14

SAG HARBOR VILLAGE — The reported grand larceny of a Mercedes-Benz on September 13 from an auto repair shop on Hampton Street ultimately led to an arrest warrant being issued for Michael A. Rodriguez, 20, of East Hampton on a misdemeanor charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The arrest warrant was issued by Sag Harbor Village Justice Carl Irace on October 18 after a monthlong investigation by Village Police into the disappearance of the Mercedes-Benz. According to police, the vehicle was ultimately returned. It is not clear from the report what the relationship was between Rodriguez and either ... 13 Nov 2024 by Staff Writer

A Shinnecock Thanksgiving

“When we show our respect for other living things, they respond with respect for us.” ... by Jenny Noble

Nonprofit Leaders Discuss Challenges and New Ways Forward at Express Sessions Event

Leaders from seven of the East End’s nonprofit organizations — all of them women — ... by Cailin Riley

Turning Point

The Southampton Arts Center was filled with incredible talent, energy and generosity last Thursday — both on stage and in the audience, it was an all-star lineup of the men and (mostly) women who run the region’s nonprofit organizations. Having gathered for an Express Sessions conversation, it turned into a clarion call: Arts organizations, charities helping to feed families, groups focusing on aiding children, or animals, or historic preservation, or community health, or victims of domestic violence — they all had a unified message for the community — “we need help.” It must be said, the South Fork is a ... by Editorial Board

Southampton Trustees, Baymen Looking for Ways To Protect Resurgent Clam Stocks in Shinnecock Bay

While the commercial harvest of bay scallops from local waters has been all but ended ... by Michael Wright

Sag Harbor Plans To Revise Paid Parking Program With an Eye Toward Reducing Fees for Residents and Those Living Near Village

Acknowledging that the rollout of expanded paid parking earlier this year “was not our finest ... by Stephen J. Kotz

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Sag Harbor Village Police Reports for the Week of November 14

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Nonprofit Leaders Discuss Challenges and New Ways Forward at Express Sessions Event

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