Southampton Assistant Football Coach Has A Big Heart For His Kids
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Greg Wehner on Sep 6, 2016
About 25 Southampton High School football players walked out of their preseason football practice on August 30 to attend the Southampton Board of Education meeting that evening, a show of... more
The East Hampton/Pierson/Bridgehampton girls indoor track team may have finished last at the League III Championships at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood on Friday, but they set many new personal bests and a new school record — was not broken once, but twice, in the same meet. C.J. Echavarria initially broke Grace Brosnan’s 2019 school record in the first heat of the 55-meter high hurdles, crossing the finish line in 9.79 seconds, but that only lasted mere minutes. Her teammate, Sophia Figueroa, ran 9.68 seconds in the following heat to break Echavarria’s record. Point scorers, which include those placing ...
by Drew Budd
Baymen Avoid Winless Dual-Meet Season The Hampton Bays wrestling team defeated Bayport-Blue Point, 42-36, at home on January 14 in its final League VII dual meet of the season. Kevin Saa Pacheco (124 pounds), Tony Haddock (131) and Nilson Quesada (138) all rattled off three consecutive pins for the Baymen. Jack DeBenedette (152) also pinned his opponent, as did Michael Gutierrez (215). Hampton Bays (1-3 in League VII, 2-3 overall) also defeated the Stony Brook School in a nonleague match, 59-8, on Thursday, January 16. Gutierrez, Cristian and Nathan Kearns and Anthony Zarumeno all won their matches by pin. Hurricane Wrestlers ...
by Staff Writer
I picked up the phone because I needed answers about the cardboard shredder. Packaging used to be simple for my farm. Baskets, then burlap, paper then plastic, but ultimately, from us, the manufacturer, little packaging was required. We still send potatoes in paper sacks, but we can also now send it in bottles, as Vodka, to martini makers all over the Empire State. With this fragile opportunity, comes packaging. The cardboard shredder I am after doesn’t shred cardboard to reduce and destroy it, but rather it handily perforates three-ply boxes, turning pieces into packing material hassle free. Packing material is ...
by Marilee Foster
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Greg Wehner on Sep 6, 2016