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Children’s Museum Will Offer Care Packages To Expecting Mothers

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Welcome Baby co-founders, Juliet Fuisz and Sarah Steinhardt holding care packages containing all of the necessities for a newborn. COURTESY CMEE

The Welcome Baby care package includes diapers, wipes, bottles, and other things newborn's need for the first four weeks of life. COURTESY CMEE

The Welcome Baby care package includes diapers, wipes, bottles, and more. COURTESY CMEE

The Children’s Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton recently announced a new partnership with the nonprofit organization Welcome Baby, which provides low-income mothers with packages with essentials for the... more

Hot Lunches Provided At BHCCC

In a small town like Bridgehampton, working together toward a common goal is key to ... 21 Oct 2021 by Cailin Riley

Panel Discussion On Domestic Violence Set For Sunday At Sag Harbor Cinema

There is perhaps no subject as taboo or difficult to talk about as intimate partner ... 20 Oct 2021 by Cailin Riley

Allowing Larger Basements, Belowdecks Office Spaces Of Little Concern In East Hampton Village

East Hampton Village officials heard no specific objections to a proposal that would partially roll ... by Michael Wright

Interim Director Carrie Rebora Barratt Helps LongHouse In Transition

LongHouse Reserve welcomed a new interim director this month, Carrie Rebora Barratt, who specializes in ... by Brendan J. O’Reilly

Fishermen Issued Tickets For Protest Of ‘Truck Beach’ Ban

More than a dozen local fishermen and residents were charged with trespassing and issued summonses ... by Michael Wright

LongHouse Reserve Donors, Volunteers Upset Over Dismissal Of Executive Director

Less than a year after the death of the founder of LongHouse Reserve, Jack Lenor ... by Brendan J. O’Reilly

East Hampton District Searching For Solutions To Hire, Retain Staff

East Hampton Superintendent of Schools Adam Fine said for every 100 resumes that most districts up-island get for a teaching position, his district receives about half. With compounding issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, that difference has only intensified. “We’re not even at a quarter of that now,” he said during the Express News Group Express Sessions on the topic of retaining staff held virtually last week. “With the pandemic, people wanted to be closer to home.” The school district is hosting a forum Tuesday, October 26, at the high school at 6:30 p.m. The main topic is affordable housing, but ... by Desirée Keegan