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Ross School News, June 15 Jun 12, 17 11:45 AM

Ross School

Ross School second-graders removed 80 pounds of trash from Sagg Main Beach, as... more

Tuckahoe School

Tuckahoe’s second grade students said “aloha!” to their... more

The annual Blessing of the Fleet took place Sunday afternoon at Montauk’s commercial dock. Father Tom Murray of St. Therese... more

The 2017 Battle of the Bands, hosted by the Southampton Town Youth Bureau, was held on Friday night at Ponquogue Beach in Hampton... more

Springs School

Several third-graders decided to take it upon themselves to run a bake sale... more

The Suffolk County Health Department has issued a warning to residents against coming in contact with the waters of Georgica Pond... more

It appears that Rumba Rum Bar has won the battle of the conflicting Hampton Bays tropical theme restaurant names.

The... more

The East Quogue School District will offer a universal prekindergarten program for the first time this September, with the help... more

A 19-year-old woman took the stand on Tuesday and identified defendant Marvin Siciliano-Nunez as the man who sexually abused her... more

A longstanding symbol of the Remsenburg community finally enjoyed its day in the sun when the 156-year-old building was officially... more

Barbara Pace will get to share her prom with her 17-year-old boyfriend, Brian Poerio, after all.That seemed less than certain... more

Southampton Town will soon reopen the dirt parking lot at a popular oceanfront beach in East Quogue that was closed off to the... more

An environmental advocacy group is looking for someone willing to wage a Democratic Party primary this September against Southampton... more

After a candidate for the Southampton Village Board acknowledged using a racial slur to address a group of men outside of her home... more

The 15th annual Teeny Awards ceremony, presented by East End Arts, was held on Sunday at Southampton High School. The awards recognize... more