I am an elected official for the Village of North Haven, for the past 12 years as a trustee, and serving for the past 10 as deputy mayor. Prior to that, I served on the Board of Architectural Review for 16 years, chairman for the last six.
We have always enjoyed being a small, friendly village.
The recent arrival of Terie Diat to our board, has changed all that. There is now animosity and unpleasantness.
May we, hopefully, go back to being that friendly, open village for our residents once again.
I let my record of service speak for itself.
Dianne Skilbred
Deputy Mayor
Village of North Haven
Music Mondays Are Coming Back to Bay StreetBay Street Theater returns this summer with Music Mondays, the hit concert series that invites artists to perform and share stories of their time on and off the stage in an intimate setting. The small venue evenings are one-of-a-kind performances...
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Joy Jan Jones Performs in East HamptonJoy Jan Jones, who has performed at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, will perform in a one-evening concert in the Baldwin Room at East Hampton Library on Friday, May 10, at 6 p.m. Jones, who has received numerous awards, will...
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The Hamptons Festival of Music Presents a Series of East End EventsThe Hamptons Festival of Music (TH·FM) is expanding its community outreach programming this season, offering a diverse mix of events for all ages that are either free or easily affordable. On Saturday, April 27, TH·FM presents a special concert at...
