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Knights Of Columbus Hold Holiday Party For Developmentally Challenged Adults, Kids

More than 250 developmentally challenged adults and children from throughout Long Island attended the 30th annual holiday party hosted... more

Westhampton Beach Boy Scout Works To Preserve Shoreline

After witnessing the damage left behind by Hurricane Sandy’s surging waves last fall, 14-year-old Thomas Montagna said... more

Southampton Village Ambulance Corps Struggles With Space Shortage

Southampton Village Mayor Mark Epley said he believes that the defeat of a recent proposed school merger will stifle village development... more

East Hampton's Santa Parade Rings In The Holiday Season On Saturday

The annual Santa parade, hosted by the East Hampton Chamber of Commerce, marches down Main Street and up Newtown Lane. Santa and... more

Supermarket Sweeps Benefit Food Pantry

Brian Dunn was the winner of this years Hampton Bays Rotary Club Supermarket Sweeps. Mr. Dunn had four minutes to fill shopping carts... more

Big Duck Is Decked Out For Holidays

Officials and residents gathered at the Big Duck Ranch in Flanders on Thursday night to flip the switch on the Big Duck. Scores... more

'Welcome To Wainscott' Signs Unveiled

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee officially unveiled the anticipated ‘Welcome to Wainscott’ hamlet signs on... more

Students Encourage Voting With Creative Videos

What do a pirate, a singer and a Lego man have in common? They all vote.In a contest for the best video to promote the... more

Springs Student Sends Bracelets To Children With Cancer

Kailee Brabant spent much of this past summer looming bracelet after colorful Rainbow Loom bracelet, a fad among her preteen peers.... more

Inaugural Westhampton Beach Polar Plunge Raises Funds For Good Cause

Community members are invited to take a chilly dip for a good cause Saturday morning as part of the Westhampton Beach Student Government’s... more

Southampton Trustees To Name Agawam Shorefront For Havemeyer

The Southampton Town Trustees will rename the southern shoreline of Lake Agawam in Southampton Village in honor of retiring Trustee... more

Amagansett Presbyterian Church Women's Guild Disbands After 80 Years

Every Christmas, Mary Curles would sit happily next to bundles of handmade baby clothes, bibs, crocheted coat hangers, pot... more

Parade Of Lights Kicks Off Holiday Season

The annual "Parade of Lights" and tree lighting was held on Southampton Village on Saturday night. Southampton Village Mayor Mark... more

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62 Jobs Lane, Southampton
Coast Grill, The

1109 Noyac Rd, Southampton
Madison & Main

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red/bar brasserie

210 Hampton Rd, Southampton
Nammos Restaurant

136 Main Street, Southampton
Hampton Lady

363 Dune Rd, Hampton Bays
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3253 Noyac Rd, Sag Harbor
Muse in the Harbor

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Sundays on the Bay

369 Dune Road, Hampton Bays
Swallow East

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Casa Basso

59 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton
Sotto Sopra

231 Main Street, Amagansett
75 Main Restaurant

75 Main St, Southampton

Fresno

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Churchill Wines & Spirits

100B Pantigo Place, East Hampton
Paul's Italian Restaurant

21 Hill St, Southampton
Shock Ice Cream

Main Street, Westhampton Beach
Cow Palace

214 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach
Coast Grill, The

1109 Noyac Rd, Southampton
Inlet Seafood Restaurant

541 E Lake Dr, Montauk
CB's Bar and Grill

214 W Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays
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Scotto's Fine Italian Foods

25 W Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays
Katrinkas Deli

150 E Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays
Cilantro's Mexican Take-Out

138 Division Street, Sag Harbor
Sotto Sopra

231 Main Street, Amagansett
Ladakins Restaurant

714 Montauk Hwy., Moriches
Matsulin Asian Food

131 W Montauk Hwy , Hampton Bays
John's Pancake House

721 Main Street, Montauk
La Capannina Pizzeria

364 Montauk Highway, Wainscott
Plaza Restaurant, The

752 Montauk Highway, Montauk
Casa Basso

59 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton

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East Hampton's Santa Parade Rings In The Holiday Season On Saturday

From left, sisters Morgan, 5, and Sarah Deverna, 7, Natalie Runowski, 10, and Katie Deverna, Morgan's twin sister, help decorate a Christmas tree in Westhampton Beach on Thursday afternoon with red bows. The Westhampton Beach Elementary School Student Council, along with local Boy and Girl Scouts, help the village decorate its trees every December. CAROL MORAN

Grace Hart, 3, ties a red ribbon onto a Christmas tree in Westhampton Beach Village on Thursday afternoon. CAROL MORAN

Southampton Elementary School Garden Club tours the garden at Topping Rose Restaurant. Farmer Jeff shows the students some broccoli.

Southampton Elementary School (SES) Garden Club took a field trip to the Rose Topping House Restaurant and Garden with Farmer Jeff.

Farmer Jeff is showing the SES Garden Club some vegetables at the Rose Topping Restaurant garden in Bridgehampton.

Supermarket Sweeps Benefit Hampton Bays Food Pantry

in October the East Hampton High School Varsity Swim Team sold leather bracelets to raise awareness of breast cancer on the East End. Their efforts resulted in a donation of over $2,500 to support the Ellen Hermanson Breast Center at Southampton Hospital. Left to right, Robert S. Chaloner, Southampton Hospital President and CEO; Thomas Brierley, Shannon Ryan, and Trevor Mott, East Hampton High School Varsity Swim Team Seniors; and Susan Barry Roden, Patient Navigator and Community Outreach Coordinator for the Ellen Hermanson Breast Center.

Peconic Community Council, Inc. received a $15,000 grant from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation. The grant will be used to support the on-going operation of the agency’s Maureen’s Haven Homeless Outreach Program, its Day Center and Winter Shelter Program for homeless adults in the five eastern townships of Suffolk County. Left to right, Thomas E. McCarrick, First Vice President, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, Tracey Lutz, Executive Director, Peconic Community Council, and Louis J. Ardito, Senior Vice President, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management

Maria Lucatorto of Hampton Bays, an eighth grader at Our Lady of the Hamptons, was judged the top speller and will represent her school in the Long Island Spelling Bee. Maria defeated Mary Ann Ryan and Julia Fritsch, two fifth graders who able represented their class to place second and third repectively.

Mrs. Danielle Almansa and the sixth grade students at Our Lady of the Hamptons spent a day studying the working of the Federal Court system in Islip. The class was instructed by Judge Joseph Bianco in the full day Social Studies program.

The Saskas Surveying team won the Southampton Youth Services Flag Football League Super Bowl against Sagaponack Window Washing 20-19 on Sunday, Novmeber 24. Saskas Surveying boasted an undefeated season and included, back row, Richie Brew, Owen Klinsky, Dillon Cleary and Nathaniel Striebert. Bottom row, Jake Klarman, Isabelle Ruffaud, and Riley Corcoran. The team was coached by Robert Cleary.

Representatives of the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office recently delivered a Project Lifesaver transmitter bracelet to Kim Covell of Watermill. The start-up cost of getting the device for the family was underwritten by the East End Police Foundation, which has recently partnered with the Sheriff’s Office to help promote the initiative. Ms. Covell is the founder of the Flying Point Foundation for Autism. Left to right, Peter Bernagozzi, aide to the Sheriff; Kim Covell, founder of Flying Point Foundation for Autism, Joe Cornetta, executive director of the East End Police Foundation, and Bryan Stoothoff, aide to the Sheriff.

From left, Suffolk County Surrogate Court Judge John M. Czygier Jr., Remsenburg Association Treasurer Jennifer Marwood, Lady Camilla Jane Cazalet and Sir Edward Cazalet of England, and Ralph B. Wright Jr. of the Remsenburg Community Church gather last month at the memorial to P.G. Wodehouse that sits near his grave. Sir Edward is the step-grandson of P.G. Wodehouse, the English author who was interned by the Germans during World War II and spent the last decades of his life, from 1952 to 1975, in a house on Basket Neck Lane in Remsenburg.

Group for the East End is proud to take part in international #GIVING TUESDAY on December 3. The Group's goal is to raise $20,000 for clean water conservation and education. Every $1 raised on Giving Tuesday matched by $1, up to $10,000.

More than a dozen Water Mill Community Club volunteers turned out to help decorate the hamlet green in Water Mill on Sunday. KIM COVELL

Iris Mitchell, left, and Chrissie Herbert helped out at the Montauk Community Church's annual Holiday Fair on Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Alicia Benis, left, and Gianna Gregorio clown around at the Montauk Community Church's annual Holiday Fair on Saturday. KYRIL BROMLEY

The annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning drew a big crowd despite the chilly temperature. KYRIL BROMLEY

Project Most and Springs Seedlings sponsored a Thanksgiving Harvest Lunch at Springs School on Monday where students were served salads containing vegetables and herbs grown by Springs School students in the school's greenhouse. KYRIL BROMLEY

Kailee Brabant, a sixth-grader at Springs School, created colorful rubber band bracelets to be sent to children with cancer. The basket shown in the photos is being sent to the Barbara Bush Cancer Medical Center. Others will be sent to Stony Brook Children’s Hospital and to Sloan-Kettering in New York. KYRIL BROMLEY

The First Presbyterian Church of Amagansett Women’s Guild held its annual Christmas Crafts Sale at the Amagansett firehouse on Saturday. Guild members, left to right, Barbara Webb, Josephine Crasky, Lucy Bennett, Mary Vorpahl, Mary Curles and Lorraine Bittner were there for the Guild's final event ever. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Montauk Chamber of Commerce sponsored a Family Fun Day at the Montauk Yacht Club on Saturday, during which Miss Melody, aka Cathy McGuire, entertainment a young audience with Christmas songs. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Montauk Chamber of Commerce presented the Montauk food pantry with a check for $10,308, the chamber’s proceeds from the Montauk Farmers Market this summer. At the presentation were, left to right, Carl Darenberg, Laraine Creegan, Inez Fox, Paul Monte and Ernie Fox. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Activities Club at East Hampton Middle School recently completed a school-wide food drive for our community.

East Hampton High School students from Tideline, BeachPlums and Beachcomber, the school’s magazines and newspapers, recently travelled to Columbia Scholastic Press Association'sfFall conference at Columbia University.

Hampton Synagogue Hosts Menorah Lighting In Westhampton Beach

Artists Donna Levy and Keith Mantell, and Ms. Levy's husband, Bob, center, attended an artist reception last Friday evening at the Quogue Library Art Gallery. Both artists, as well as 23 others, had their works featured in the library exhibit,

Parade Of Lights Kicks Off Holiday Season

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