Weill Cornell Medicine celebrated the opening of its first medical practice in Southampton during a ribbon-cutting event on November 10. The new practice at 2 Montauk Highway in Water Mill offers comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for the Hamptons and Eastern Long Island community.
Southampton Town Kiwanis packed 145 boxes of food on Sunday, November 14 to be distributed to St. Rosalie’s Church and St. Mary’s Church, both in Hampton Bays, and Heart of the Hamptons in Southampton, as well as anonymous individuals in need. Students from the Hampton Bays High School Key Club and their faculty advisor, Kath McErlean; the Hampton Bays Middle School Builders Club, Southampton High School Key Club and Southampton Intermediate School Builders Club assisted with the effort.
The Southampton Inn hosted a ceremony, followed by a dinner, honoring local veterans last week. Among those attending were, standing from left, Southampton Village Deputy Mayor Gina Arresta; Jules Ostrander, representing his son, Jules, and daughter Sarah Justice, both currently serving in the Army; Norman Jaeger, Bob Rizzardi, Joseph J. Grasso, Bob DeYoung, and Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman; and, kneeling, Nick Palumbo and Michael Doucette. ROB KLEIN
Weill Cornell Medicine celebrated the opening of its first medical practice in Southampton during a ribbon-cutting event on November 10. The new practice at 2 Montauk Highway in Water Mill offers comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for the Hamptons and Eastern Long Island community.
Weill Cornell Medicine celebrated the opening of its first medical practice in Southampton during a ribbon-cutting event on November 10. The new practice at 2 Montauk Highway in Water Mill offers comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for the Hamptons and Eastern Long Island community.
Southampton Town Kiwanis packed 145 boxes of food on Sunday, November 14 to be distributed to St. Rosalie’s Church and St. Mary’s Church, both in Hampton Bays, and Heart of the Hamptons in Southampton, as well as anonymous individuals in need. Students from the Hampton Bays High School Key Club and their faculty advisor, Kath McErlean; the Hampton Bays Middle School Builders Club, Southampton High School Key Club and Southampton Intermediate School Builders Club assisted with the effort.
The Southampton Inn hosted a ceremony, followed by a dinner, honoring local veterans last week. Among those attending were, standing from left, Southampton Village Deputy Mayor Gina Arresta; Jules Ostrander, representing his son, Jules, and daughter Sarah Justice, both currently serving in the Army; Norman Jaeger, Bob Rizzardi, Joseph J. Grasso, Bob DeYoung, and Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman; and, kneeling, Nick Palumbo and Michael Doucette. ROB KLEIN
Weill Cornell Medicine celebrated the opening of its first medical practice in Southampton during a ribbon-cutting event on November 10. The new practice at 2 Montauk Highway in Water Mill offers comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for the Hamptons and Eastern Long Island community.
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