Citing Rise In Local COVID-19 Cases, Sag Harbor Closes Village Offices
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Stephen J. Kotz on Dec 21, 2020
Sag Harbor Village Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy has ordered village offices closed until further notice out of “an abundance of caution” over a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases being... more
A 28-year-old motorcyclist was killed on Speonk-Riverhead Road on Wednesday night, October 9, after apparently losing control of his motorbike and crashing into a wooded area on the side of the road. Southampton Town Police said that they received a call from a motorist at about 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday reporting signs of an accident. The caller said that shortly before coming upon the debris in the road a motorcycle had passed at a high rate of speed. By the time Southampton Town Police, Suffolk County sheriff’s deputies and Flanders Fire Department arrived, the person who called 911 had located ...
10 Oct 2024 by Michael Wright
SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police responded to a report of a suspicious person at a Dale Street residence. The caller said that a person was inside a house that was for sale, talking on the phone. Police interviewed a neighbor who said he’d gone into the house through an unlocked door after noticing it was for sale and was telling his mother about it on the phone. SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police responded to a motor vehicle accident outside Hildreth’s Department Store on October 2. The driver of the vehicle reported that her vehicle’s brakes “weren’t working” and that she ...
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Piensas en un aula media. Los estudiantes se reúnen alrededor de escritorios y mesas, en ...
9 Oct 2024 by Por Michelle Trauring, traducción de Hope Hamilton
To recognize and celebrate the anniversary of the Shinnecock Nation gaining federal recognition as a Native American tribe in 2010, the Southampton Town Board voted in February to declare October 1 “Shinnecock Heritage Day” in the town. Southampton Town Council member Michael Iasilli introduced the resolution, which the board adopted unanimously. The resolution noted an intent to “engender greater collaboration” between the town and the sovereign nation. Bryan Polite, then-chairman of the Shinnecock Council of Trustees, remarked during that February meeting that this is an important step forward in education and bridging the gap between the nation and neighbors. The ...
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Stephen J. Kotz on Dec 21, 2020