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Montauk Welcomes Free Hampton Hopper Bus Transit Over Fourth Of July Weekend

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One of two Hampton Hopper buses offering transit to Montauk visitors and residents for free this summer. JON WINKLER

Arlene Pastore

It’s a warm Monday morning at the entrance to Hither Hills State Park on Old Montauk Highway in Montauk, when an aqua green bus pulls up at 10. Its door... more

Community News, October 6

MONTAUK Arghh, Matey,  Get to the Lighthouse! Kids and adults who like some pirate fun ... 3 Oct 2022 by Staff Writer

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Partners With Cancer Hope Network

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Phillips Family Cancer Center and Ellen Hermanson Breast Center have aligned with the Cancer Hope Network to connect adult patients with cancer and their loved ones with trained volunteers who have undergone treatment and lived through a similar cancer experience. “As a cancer survivor, I understand how frightening and isolating a diagnosis can feel,” said Sarah Cohen, an administrator coordinating the project at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. “The opportunity to have access to someone who has already gone through treatment can inspire hope and confidence. Cancer Hope Network is the gold standard for peer support and ... by Staff Writer

School News, September 29, Sag Harbor & East Hampton Town

Homecoming at Ross It’s all about school spirit at the Ross School. The school will host its homecoming festivities on Friday, September 30, from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m., during which Ross Lower School, Middle School and High School divisions will come together on the Goodfriend Drive Campus in East Hampton. The day kicks off with a “Wear Your Flair” dress up theme. Ross students will get creative with their blue and white Ross spirit outfits. Many will choose hair accessories in blue, tutus, wigs, pom poms, socks, hats, beads, and more. At 2:30 p.m., the entire school will gather for ... 26 Sep 2022 by Staff Writer

SouthamptonFest Is Back for Weekend of Events

SouthamptonFest is back in its 10th year with a weekend of arts, crafts, music, pumpkin ... by Staff Writer

Community News, September 29

MONTAUK Feast of St. Therese The community is invited to the Feast of Saint Therese ... by Staff Writer

Retreat Events for Domestic Violence Awareness Month Are Set

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and The Retreat, a nonprofit agency that provides comprehensive domestic violence services for children and adults throughout Suffolk County, will offer insight, education and resources on its services and programs, partnering with the community to raise awareness and help stop the violence. Recognition of this widespread problem began in 1989 when Congress passed legislation to designate October as a time to focus on the challenges of domestic violence and create a voice for victims and survivors, noted a press release. Domestic violence can affect anyone, regardless of race, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation or economic ... by Staff Writer

LTV to Host Community Housing Fund Forum

LTV Studios will host a Community Housing Fund Forum on Friday, October 7, from 6 to 8 p.m. The proposed New York State transfer tax will be up for a vote by citizens in the upcoming election in November. LTV’s Matthew Lownes will be moderating the discussion. Panelists will include East Hampton Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc, Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman, Assemblyman Fred Thiele, Legislator Bridget Fleming, and State Senator Anthony Palumbo. Additional expertise will be provided by East Hampton Housing Authority Executive Director Catherine Casey. While questions will be prepared for the panelists, the goal of this forum ... 19 Sep 2022 by Staff Writer

Southampton Arts Center to Screen ‘The Crime of the Century’

In honor of National Recovery Month and in an effort to raise awareness of one of the largest threats to communities around the world, Southampton Arts Center will screen “The Crime of the Century,” in collaboration with Blossom Sustainable Development and retired judge Deborah Kooperstein on Saturday, September 24, at 6 p.m. Noted a press release, the film shines a light on the over-production, reckless distribution, and mass abuse of synthetic opiates. Preceding the film, a panel discussion will take place with several experts and members of Shinnecock Nation. “With September being National Recovery Month and a time where we ... by Staff Writer

Community News, September 22

MONTAUK Live Performance The Montauk Library will be the venue for a live theater performance ... by Staff Writer

School News, September 15, Sag Harbor & East Hampton Town

Samantha Cox of Sag Harbor is a member of the SUNY New Paltz women’s volleyball team for the 2022 season. 12 Sep 2022 by Staff Writer

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