Health / News / Southampton Press / 1778222

East End Addiction Treatment Reaches Fever Pitch During COVID-19 Pandemic

8 Photos

Dr. David Cohen, director of Quannacut Outpatient Services in Riverhead
Quannacut Outpatient Services in Riverhead
A Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction was held on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW
A Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction was held on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW
Drew Scott speaks at the Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW
A Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction was held on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW
A Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction was held on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW
Mark Epley, president and CEO of the Seafield Center in Westhampton Beach, speaks at the Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

Dr. David Cohen, director of Quannacut Outpatient Services in Riverhead

Quannacut Outpatient Services in Riverhead

A Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction was held on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW

Drew Scott speaks at the Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. The event was sponsored the Southampton Town Addiction and Recovery Committee. DANA SHAW

Mark Epley, president and CEO of the Seafield Center in Westhampton Beach, speaks at the Candle Light Vigil for those lost to addiction on Saturday evening in Good Ground Park in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

On Mother’s Day Eve, a steady rain drizzled down on dozens of candles as, one by one, they sparked to life — lit and held by friends and family left... more

Southampton Police Reports for the Week of December 14

SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — “Negative leaf blowers were in use” but landscapers were on scene at 72 Post Crossing Road on the morning of November 2 at around 8:30 following a noise complaint to Village Police, who issued a verbal warning to the homeowner and the workers about early morning construction noise. SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — Tony’s Tailoring and Tuxedo Rental on 131 Main Street was struck by a car sometime during the last week of November, said Village Police, who report that the damage was likely caused by a motorist who left the nearby CVS parking lot, drove into a fence ... 7 Dec 2023 by Staff Writer

Marlene H. Trafford of Hampton Bays Dies December 1

Marlene H. Trafford of Hampton Bays died on December 1. She was 87. She was ... by Staff Writer

27Speaks: Rowdy Hall Paints It Black

The Rolling Stones and Rowdy Hall are on the same page: “I must have it ... by 27Speaks

Silent No More

Life as teenager can be stressful and difficult, filled with angst, uncertainty and anxiety. For many teens today on the East End, those fears and concerns can be amplified. Most teens stress about grades, romantic relationships, disagreements with their parents. But some also worry about whether there’s going to be a roof over their heads or enough food to eat. Others struggle with eating disorders and drugs. Some are victims of sexual assault. For still others, life has become so difficult that they may have contemplated suicide. Until last year, local teens may have suffered in silence, not knowing how ... 6 Dec 2023 by Editorial Board

Go Public

Surprising no one, at the conclusion of its review of the Long Island Power Authority, the state legislative commission on the future of LIPA last month recommended that LIPA be transformed into a public power utility. LIPA owns Long Island’s electrical grid. But instead of operating, maintaining and expanding the grid itself, LIPA contracts with Public Service Enterprise Group, a for-profit company based in New Jersey. Prior to 2014, LIPA contracted with National Grid. Both partnerships have proven to be disastrous for Long Island — and the switch to PSEG has not delivered “the best technical ability and the lowest ... by Editorial Board

Welcome

East End Addiction Treatment Reaches Fever Pitch During COVID-19 Pandemic

You May Also Like:

Southampton Police Reports for the Week of December 14

Marlene H. Trafford of Hampton Bays Dies December 1

27Speaks: Rowdy Hall Paints It Black

Silent No More

Go Public

Southampton School District Weighs Looming Infrastructure Projects, Could Cost Over $1.5 Million

U.S. DOJ Announces Sentencing in LIRR Inspection Scam That Led to Derailment

Southampton Town To Update Climate Action Plan

Cutting of Vegetation Along Eastern Shore of Old Town Pond in Southampton Earns Mixed Reviews

Fleming Calls for Expedited FAA Push on New Noise-Control Measures at Gabreski Airport

Welcome

East End Addiction Treatment Reaches Fever Pitch During COVID-19 Pandemic

You May Also Like:

Modal header