Deepwater Struggles To Assuage Concerns Of Fishermen
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on Dec 12, 2017
Commercial fishermen peppered representatives of Deepwater Wind this week with concerns, questions and “what-if” scenarios about the planned offshore wind farm’s feared impacts on marine life and the men who... more
“We the People … All men are created equal … with liberty and justice for all …” “shining city upon a hill” — these are words that have represented the United States as a global symbol of freedom, democracy and prosperity. These words have helped us aspire to American exceptionalism. Our country’s history of civil rights injustices and abuses, such as slavery, Japanese American internment and treatment of Native Americans, shows that we haven’t always been able to maintain our exceptionalism. Each generation of Americans must earn anew any claim to be a symbol of the thrust of humankind to ...
17 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer
After reading former Southampton Town Trustee Scott Horowitz’s response to losing his long-held seat, I’m flabbergasted [“Meet the New Southampton Town Trustees, Not the Same as the Old Trustees,” 27east.com, November 12]. I acknowledge his many years on the board, but this is an elected position, not a lifetime appointment. Therefore, his sense of entitlement is simply inexcusable. I quote: “I feel like we had a board that was functioning phenomenally — and to just wreck it for the sake of politics is upsetting to me.” How dismissive can one be of voters, and of the newly elected Board of ...
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A recent letter submitted by Amy Paradise admirably reveals her local heritage in Southampton, which predates the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the foundation of our republic [“Indivisible,” Letters, November 6]. I respect her right to protest and sympathize with her offense taken by the callous remarks of a passerby during a demonstration. Ms. Paradise, however, would do well to review the tenets that created these fine documents that are the basis for our republic, as well as the documents themselves. Again, she laments the “stacked Supreme Court.” Last month, in another letter, she decried Republican usage of “every ...
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When I ran for Southampton Village trustee, I did so to represent all residents, including those who felt their voices were not being heard, and to help restore transparency to village government. I promised to ensure that the community would have access to full information before major decisions were made. That commitment guides me every day. In recent weeks, I requested access to a draft historic preservation survey that the village commissioned using public grant funds. The study, prepared by Preservation Studios, is intended to help evaluate potential expansions of the historic district. Despite being a sitting trustee, and despite ...
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In a daily barrage of executive orders, political maneuvers and threats, this administration has dismantled the system of checks and balances that the founders of this nation planned to protect against autocracy. Congress and the Supreme Court have been complicit. If at first we thought we would not be touched by these actions, we were mistaken. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was clear that what is happening to people who look like they might be immigrants could happen to you: “We should not have to live in a country where the government can seize anyone who looks Latino, speaks Spanish, ...
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The Southampton Social Club will host “Thanks for Giving,” a benefit concert for the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation, on Friday, November 21, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. The event is billed as “an evening of music, generosity and community spirit” and will feature a live performance by L.A. Woman, the tribute band led by Beau Hulse, with an opening act by Paul Mahos of New Life Crisis. Tickets are $79 in advance and $99 at the door. Each admission includes two drink tickets and passed hors d’oeuvres. The Southampton Social Club is located at 256 Elm Street in Southampton. “Thanks ...
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The Parrish Art Museum invites the community to celebrate the season at its annual Winter Welcome Day and Holiday Market on Saturday, December 6, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event features a full day of free admission, family-friendly art activities, curator-led tours, local food trucks, and an artisan market with over 20 vendors offering jewelry, ceramics, apparel, gifts and more. Gifts are also available in the Museum Shop; the Parrish Café will be open for food and beverages. The day provides an opportunity to explore the museum galleries and the Creativity Lounge, as well as participate in a ...
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In recognition of World AIDS Day, Hamptons Pride will present a special installment of the Hamptons Pride Film Series with a community screening of the acclaimed film “Philadelphia.” The event will take place at LTV Studios, 75 Industrial Road, Wainscott. The program is scheduled for Sunday, November 30, at 4 p.m., with doors opening at 2:30 p.m. Attendees will also have the opportunity to view AIDS Memorial Quilts from The National AIDS Memorial, offering a powerful tribute to lives lost to HIV/AIDS and honoring those impacted by the epidemic. The screening will feature the 1993 award-winning film “Philadelphia,” starring Tom ...
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The Children’s Museum of the East End has two upcoming events for children. On Friday, November 28, author Katherine Holabird will read from her book “Angelina Ballerina” starting at 10:30 a.m. A ballerina from the Hampton Ballet Theater School will help bring the story to life. Attendees are invited to bring their copies of “Angelina Ballerina” or “Twinkle” for signing by the author. Admission is $5 for members and $25 for nonmember children, which includes museum entry. Next month, on Saturday, December 6, CMEE will host two Gingerbread House Decorating Workshops. The first session starts at 10 a.m., and the ...
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on Dec 12, 2017