Thank you to all the people who supported my campaign for Sag Harbor Village justice. I am truly touched to have found such encouraging support from people whom I have known all my life, people whom I met for a few minutes on Main Street, and all the people in between. I appreciate all of them.
Special thanks to Mayor-elect Tom Gardella for asking me to run. And, congratulations to Aidan Corish and Bob Plumb on your reelections.
Thank you, Sag Harbor — I look forward to serving as your next village justice.
Carl Irace
Sag Harbor
Scuttlehole Road Closed After Crash FridayScuttlehole Road in Bridgehampton has been closed following a car accident. Southampton Town Police and emergency responders are on the scene. The road is expected to be closed for a significant period of time Friday afternoon.
Leigh Bardugo Comes to Sag Harbor Books for Book Signing, Meet and GreetGrowing up, best-selling author Leigh Bardugo always knew she wanted to be a writer, but didn’t know how to actually go about writing a book. Her early attempts at narrative began with “a lot of momentum,” and then “hit a...
East Hampton Little League’s 10U Baseball Team Wins District 36 Title, Advances To Sectional PlayThe East Hampton 10-and-under baseball All-Stars are District 36 Champions. East Hampton defeated Moriches Bay, 7-5, at Stotzky Memorial Park in Riverhead on Tuesday evening to win the title and advance in the long road to the Little League World...
Village Shuts Down Herrick Park Car Pop-Up After 40 MinutesA pop-up event set to last three days ended after just 40 minutes on Wednesday when East Hampton Village officials walked over to Herrick Park and found what one said looked like a car dealership with General Motors vehicles. Village...
A Trailblazer: Professor Karl Grossman Retires, but the Work ContinuesInside The Cleveland Press newsroom of the 1960s, one word sent Karl Grossman running: “Copy!” The nimble 18-year-old took off — grabbing the story from the declarative reporter and delivering it to another desk at the city’s leading daily newspaper....
Cornell Gardeners Open House Is This SaturdayExplore the 20 varied demonstration gardens planted and maintained for the Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center by the Cornell Gardeners at their annual open house this Saturday, July 12, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cornell’s LIHREC Center...
Federal Funding for Public Media Is Close to Becoming a Thing of the Past | 27Speaks PodcastPresident Donald Trump issued an executive order on May 1 instructing the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to cease federal funding for NPR and PBS. Then in June, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a rescission package that revokes $1.1 billion...
Developer Proposes 40 Affordable Apartments, Retail Stores in Riverside, Seeks $2.4M Grant From SouthamptonAn affordable housing developer who has worked with Southampton and East Hampton towns on several previous projects has proposed building a 40-unit rental apartment complex with a ground-floor retail space in Riverside. Georgica Green Ventures, a Jericho-based development firm, has...
Connecting the Community to the Farm and Food at Amber WavesOn a rainy day in late March, a small group of young men and women sat huddled together around a wooden table in the far western corner of the Amber Waves Farm market, listening to an information session on the...
Korey Williams, Longtime Teacher and Lifetime Westhampton Beach Hurricane, Retires After 32 YearsSome teachers spend their entire career at one school. For a select few, they spend their entire lives there by teaching in the very school they graduated from. Among those who walked the halls of Westhampton Beach High School as...
