COVID-19 UPDATE: Legislator Fleming Reports Latest Figures: 30 Cases on South Fork, 1754 Countywide
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Staff Writer on Mar 20, 2020
UPDATE: Monday, 6:48 p.m. The total number of cases of coronavirus in Suffolk County by the end of the day Monday topped 1,754. During her evening update, Legislator Bridget Fleming... more
College News SUNY Cortland’s dean’s list for the spring 2025 semester included Harrison Gavalas of Bridgehampton, a business economics major; and Christopher Matamoros of Southampton, criminology.
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There are two concurrent news stories competing for the national attention this week. One of them is the Jeffery Epstein story, which many feel could establish a connection with well-known elites and Mr. Epstein’s procurement of underage girls for them. We don’t know if there is any “there” there yet, but expectations were raised. Now, whether or not something nefarious is discovered, the pitchforks are out, leading a Salem-esque rush to find an evildoer. For Democrats, this, hopefully, could tarnish the president whom they so deeply despise. A real danger is that merely having been associated with Mr. Epstein might, ...
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By Judi Roth The League of Women Voters of the Hamptons, Shelter Island and the North Fork is known to readers of these papers and to the community at large. We’ve marched in Southampton Village’s July 4th parade. We’ve held meetings in the libraries in Bridgehampton, East Hampton, Sag Harbor, Southampton and Westhampton Beach. We’ve been at senior centers almost everywhere. We’ve organized and moderated debates for candidates for school boards, village and Town Trustees, the town councils, Suffolk County Legislature and Congress. We have done voter registration at street fairs and post offices, and in front of Stop & ...
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Dr. David John Helfand, former president of Quest University Canada and past chair of Columbia University’s astronomy department, will give a lecture Tuesday, Aug. 19, at the East Hampton Library. The event, hosted by the Hamptons Observatory, begins at 7 p.m. Helfand will discuss his latest book, The Universal Timekeepers: Reconstructing History Atom by Atom, which explores how science can uncover the histories of distant times and places once thought unreachable. A book signing will follow the talk, and copies will be available for purchase. For more information or to register, visit HamptonsObservatory.org.
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Staff Writer on Mar 20, 2020