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Throne-Holst defeats Kabot; Nuzzi and Malone beat Pope and Fleming

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Hampton Bays Superintendent Lars Clemensen talks about the new speed zone display units that were installed on Ponquogue Avenue in Hampton Bays. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Hampton Bays Superintendent Lars Clemensen talks about the new speed zone display units that were installed on Ponquogue Avenue in Hampton Bays. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Bill Pell

Bill Pell

* BY ERIN MCKINLEY

* BY ERIN MCKINLEY

An aerial view of the living room. MICHELLE TRAURING

An aerial view of the living room. MICHELLE TRAURING

Emily Kyea, left, and her sister Brooke Kyea inside the reading garden that was dedicated to their father. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Emily Kyea, left, and her sister Brooke Kyea inside the reading garden that was dedicated to their father. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Tuckahoe School received a $20,000 grant from State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. on Friday that will be used to create new programs for seventh- and eigth-graders to help them with their transition to high school. ALYSSA MELILLO

The Tuckahoe School received a $20,000 grant from State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. on Friday that will be used to create new programs for seventh- and eigth-graders to help them with their transition to high school. ALYSSA MELILLO

Members of the Westhamtpon Beach CURE club at the village Arbor Day tree planting on Friday. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Members of the Westhamtpon Beach CURE club at the village Arbor Day tree planting on Friday. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Magdalena Wrobel, left, Jennifer Halsey, center, and Laura Maila organized for the entire Hampton Bays High School to plant beach grass Thursday. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Magdalena Wrobel, left, Jennifer Halsey, center, and Laura Maila organized for the entire Hampton Bays High School to plant beach grass Thursday. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Southampton teacher Matthew Shimkus is recognized at the January Board of Education meeting as the bronze medal of valor recipient for Suffolk County. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Southampton teacher Matthew Shimkus is recognized at the January Board of Education meeting as the bronze medal of valor recipient for Suffolk County. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Linda Kabot was chosen by the Suffolk County GOP to run for county legislator. Also pictured is John Kennedy, who will run for County Executive. PRESS FILE

Linda Kabot was chosen by the Suffolk County GOP to run for county legislator. Also pictured is John Kennedy, who will run for County Executive. PRESS FILE

Linda Kabor hugs Nancy Graboski.

Linda Kabor hugs Nancy Graboski.

Sundy Schermeyer.

Sundy Schermeyer.

Jim Malone

Jim Malone

Jim Malone

Jim Malone

Interior designer Austin Handler at the media preview of the new Wainscott HomeGoods on Friday, May 15, displays

Interior designer Austin Handler at the media preview of the new Wainscott HomeGoods on Friday, May 15, displays

author on Nov 5, 2009
Anna Throne-Holst will be the next supervisor of Southampton Town. With 100 percent of election districts reporting, Ms. Throne-Holst, who ran on the Democratic, Independence, and Working Families lines, has... more

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