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Community News for November 5, 2020

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Roseann Bucking chats with a customer on Saturday at the Sag Harbor Variety Store's 50th anniversary celebration. DANA SHAW

Roseann Bucking chats with a customer on Saturday at the Sag Harbor Variety Store's 50th anniversary celebration. DANA SHAW

Roseann Bucking and Lisa Field greet customers on Saturday at the Sag Harbor Variety Store's 50th anniversary celebration. DANA SHAW

Roseann Bucking and Lisa Field greet customers on Saturday at the Sag Harbor Variety Store's 50th anniversary celebration. DANA SHAW

Lisa Field presents customers with Mystery Gift Certificates on Saturday at the Sag Harbor Variety Store's 50th anniversary celebration. DANA SHAW

Lisa Field presents customers with Mystery Gift Certificates on Saturday at the Sag Harbor Variety Store's 50th anniversary celebration. DANA SHAW

Butch Whitfield, Lindsay Denman, Mike Lambert and Jeremy Leffler made an elegant appearance on Main Street in Sag Harbor on Halloween afternoon. MICHAEL HELLER

Butch Whitfield, Lindsay Denman, Mike Lambert and Jeremy Leffler made an elegant appearance on Main Street in Sag Harbor on Halloween afternoon. MICHAEL HELLER

Costumed little ones stopped by the Sag Harbor Cinema to get some candy from April Gornik and Gail Bruesewitz on Halloween afternoon. MICHAEL HELLER

Costumed little ones stopped by the Sag Harbor Cinema to get some candy from April Gornik and Gail Bruesewitz on Halloween afternoon. MICHAEL HELLER

Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483 will host a food drive to support St. Rosalie's Church this weekend.

Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop 483 will host a food drive to support St. Rosalie's Church this weekend. courtesy photo.

Members of the League of Women Voters of the Hamptons, the Southampton History Museum and descendents of Lizbeth Halsey White placed

Members of the League of Women Voters of the Hamptons, the Southampton History Museum and descendents of Lizbeth Halsey White placed "I Voted" stickers at the grave of the suffragette on Election Day. Lizbeth Halsey White was the first secretary of the Southampton chapter of the Women’s Political Union and wrote most of the pro-suffrage articles in the Southampton Press, signing them “Sec. of the W.P.U.” She also served as Southampton Town historian in the 1920’s and held many other offices as well. In 1915, after the defeat of the woman’s suffrage referendum in NYS, they reorganized and she became chairman of the group. DANA SHAW

author27east on Nov 3, 2020
Public Meetings Thursday, November 5 Sag Harbor Village Harbor Committee, 5 p.m., held via video conference. 631-725-0224 | sagharborny.gov Westhampton Beach Village Board, 5 p.m. regular meeting, 165 Mill Road,... more

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