Southampton Hospital applies to add parking, convert former nursing home
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Colleen Reynolds on Sep 22, 2010
Perennially plagued by parking woes, Southampton Hospital is seeking approval from Southampton Village to build two new parking lots, each of which would be accessible from the western side of... more
Demand fairness — file a grievance. At the January 9 Southampton Village trustees meeting, I introduced “Project Fairness.” The Southampton Village system of calculating the assessed value of properties produces absurd and unfair results. Results that have the assessed value of 700 Meadow Lane, a property that sold for $112.5 million, at 0.003 of its market value. Results that have the assessed value of $1 million properties at 0.009. Thus, the system forces the lower-valued properties to pay a disproportionately high share of the village tax burden. This is not just wrong, it is immoral. We, as individuals, and as ...
13 Jan 2025 by Staff Writer
We, the undersigned, as former board trustees for the Southampton History Museum, have worked tirelessly in keeping the museum relevant in our community. A dispute has arisen between the museum and the Conscience Point Shellfish Hatchery over the use of a portion of the museum’s property leased by the hatchery [“Eviction Notice Sparks a Split Between Venerable Museum and Shellfish Group,” 27east.com, November 20]. On October 31, an attorney for the museum sent an email to Mark Matthews, president of CPSH — a cease-and-desist letter requesting that the hatchery vacate the museum’s property by the end of November. This was ...
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Steve Frano has been selected to be the grand marshal of the 57th Westhampton Beach St. Patrick’s Parade. The lifelong resident of Westhampton is a 50-year member of the Westhampton Beach Fire Department, also serving at one time as its chief, a former member of the Westhampton War Memorial Ambulance who retired to help take care of his son. “The St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee is very proud to have Steve Frano as our 2025 grand marshal. Steve appropriately chose this year’s parade theme to be ‘Is There a Volunteer Within You?’ With his long history of volunteering for the ...
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The Parrish Art Museum has appointed seven new members to its Board of Trustees: Ruchira Bhuyan, Marty Cordes, Suzi Cordish, Astrid Hill, Dr. Harvanit Gahunia, Kimberley Taylor, and Marlies Verhoeven. According to the museum, the new trustees bring expertise in philanthropy, global communications, health care, contemporary art, and real estate, further strengthening the Museum’s mission to celebrate art, artists, and the East End’s artistic legacy and expand access to the arts for the surrounding community and beyond. “As we begin an exciting year filled with extraordinary exhibitions and deep community engagement, we are thrilled to welcome these dynamic leaders to ...
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Submissions are now being accepted for the fourth annual Bliss Morehead Poetry Grant. The $1,000 grant is awarded each April to the competition winner. Applicants must be unpublished poets aged 17 or older and reside on the East End of Long Island (Riverhead and points east). Bliss Morehead was a resident of Shelter Island who dedicated much of her life to the art of poetry. As a student of poetry, and a poet herself, she sought to share “this most complex of cultural achievements.” Bliss was the founder and curator of the Shelter Island Poetry Project which produced the annual ...
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Bay Street Theater & Sag Harbor Center for the Arts has released its winter/spring 2025 line-up of classes and workshops. Among the offerings are Improv for Everyone, running from January 27 to March 3, for those 21 and older; On-Camera Scene and Character Study, January 27 through March 4, for those 16 and older; Mic Drop … Karaoke Edition, from January 29 through March 5, for those 21 and older; and On-Camera Workshop, one day only, Saturday, March 15, for those 16 and older. For details about each workshop, or to register, visit baystreet.org.
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The Westhampton Beach School District is now registering children for the 2025-26 school year. To be eligible, students must be 5 years old as of December 1, 2025. In-person registration will be held at Westhampton Beach Elementary School on Thursday, January 30, from 9 to 11 a.m., 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Registration packets and additional information are available online at whbschools.org. Questions may be answered by calling 631-288-3800, ext. 231.
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Colleen Reynolds on Sep 22, 2010