Aug 9, 2011 4:04 PM
The party’s off at “Hamptons House,” an almost monthlong series of events that Gilt City planned to stage at a private home on Fithian Lane in East Hampton Village. Poolside cocktails, yoga and fitness sessions, cooking classes, dinners and brunches, film screenings and trunk shows were among the happenings lined up.
“We worked in collaboration with the village to resolve this situation,” Jaime David, Gilt City’s senior manager for public relations and events, said Tuesday afternoon. “The private events are not going to be cancelled but will be taking place elsewhere.”
“They have advised us in writing that they have abandoned all plans to host any events at the house,” Larry Cantwell, the East Hampton Village administrator, said Tuesday after some last-minute saber-rattling between the village and Gilt City.
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“We worked in collaboration with the village to resolve this situation,” Jaime David, Gilt City’s senior manager for public relations and events, said Tuesday afternoon. “The private events are not going to be cancelled but will be taking place elsewhere.”
“They have advised us in writing that they have abandoned all plans to host any events at the house,” Larry Cantwell, the East Hampton Village administrator, said Tuesday after some last-minute saber-rattling between the village and Gilt City.
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Gilt City, or both? Come on Press publisher/editors. . . you can do it!!! Just a LITTLE more . . . and was the East Hampton Food Pantry aware of this . . . what do they have to say about it? It may be "Good job Larry" - for obvious reasons ... but it looks to me like it's "Bad Job Press" for not digging or going beyond the obvious . . . just sayin.