Southampton Town Looks At Banning Plastic Straws And Foam Food Containers
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Greg Wehner on Nov 30, 2018
The Southampton Town Board is considering a ban on the use of two products, plastic straws and polystyrene foam containers, in food establishments in the town, concerned about their environmental... more
LTV Studios will celebrate Women’s History Month with various events that will be held throughout the month of March and into mid-April. A look into LTV’s history reveals that women in our community were also building prominent roles in media. Key players included Jill Keefe, one of LTV’s founders; Frances Ann Cannon Dougherty, who helped raise money for LTV’s facilities early on; Diana Weir, a longtime LTV board member who helped guide its direction; Morgan Vaughan, an executive director credited with stabilizing the organization; and a diverse range of women producers sharing their stories and exploring East Hampton over the ...
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Southampton Village Ocean Rescue (SVOR), a team of volunteer first responders dedicated to open water safety, conducted a cold water rescue drill in Southampton Village on Sunday, February 23. A critical training exercise, it ensures that SVOR’s lifeguards remain prepared for emergency rescues in frigid conditions. The drill, coordinated by SVOR 1st Assistant Chief Kyle Cranston, who served as the officer in command, and led by SVOR Special Operations Advisor Jason Feinberg, simulated a real-life winter emergency. Team members practiced varied techniques of cold water extractions, and rapid response protocols in frigid temperatures. “Many people assume that water rescues only ...
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The Southampton High School Class of 1980 is planning its 45th reunion, set to take place September 12 to 14. The planning committee is currently compiling a mailing list or other contact information for graduates from that year. Those with information about the whereabouts of classmates are asked to email southamptonreunion1980@yahoo.com.
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The Southampton Town Youth Bureau will host its annual 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament on Friday, March 14, from 7 to 10 p.m. at Southampton Youth Services, 1370A Majors Path in Southampton. Sign-in and warm up drills will start at 6 p.m. The tournament is open to students in grades five to 12, and prizes will be awarded to the winning teams in middle and high school brackets. Space is limited and team preregistration of $45 is required by Monday, March 10. Each team member must submit a completed registration form along with payment ($15/player) to the Southampton Youth Bureau, located at ...
21 Feb 2025 by Staff Writer
The Quogue Library will hold a series of gardening programs this spring with presenter Mariah Whitmore. The first, on Saturday, March 8, from 3 to 4 p.m., will offer “Common Sense Landscape Tips,” including correct tree and shrub planting, preventing deer browsing and managing water, among other topics. ⋅ “Plants You Have (Likely) Never Heard Of” is up next on April 5, from 11 a.m. to noon, and will focus on overlooked, under-appreciated, or unknown trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals and vines that thrive on Long Island. May 3 brings “Pollinator Garden and Wildlife Landscapes” from 3 to 4 p.m. The ...
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The Kiwanis Club of Southampton Town will host a St. Patrick’s Day bingo fundraiser on Friday, March 14, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Hampton Bays American Legion Hall, 55 Ponquogue Avenue. Proceeds from the event will help pay for ingredients used in the soups Kiwanis members make for the food pantry. Admission is $30 per person includes two boards and snacks with a cash bar. Extra cards will be available for $10 to share the wealth. To purchase tickets, go to kiwanisclubofsouthamptontown.org.
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The wind kept rising until all the trees flexed. Branches were lost, great limbs came crashing down — this is the way nature prunes her wares. In winter, when things are bare, she gets to the brittle parts. February has brought a steady change in weather: Rough then mild, snow then rain, and the aforementioned gale starts up and lasts for days. I have a winter weather deficit, a self-diagnosed mixture of nostalgia, disbelief and sadness. The only antidote is immersion. When the weather is bad, when the barn doors rattle and the air turns mean, go out in it. ...
18 Feb 2025 by Marilee Foster
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Greg Wehner on Nov 30, 2018