Graffiti artists have returned to the Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge in Sag Harbor, which had been cleaned and painted over a few short months ago. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
Signs on the Story Walk Trail in Sag Harbor's Mashashimuet Park were defaced by graffiti last week.
Virgil the Frog Boy, whose name used to appear on the Long Island Rail Road trestle over Route 114 in East Hampton, has found a new home on the north side of the Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge in Sag Harbor. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
Graffiti artists have returned to the Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge in Sag Harbor, which had been cleaned and painted over a few short months ago. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
Signs on the Story Walk Trail in Sag Harbor's Mashashimuet Park were defaced by graffiti last week.
Virgil the Frog Boy, whose name used to appear on the Long Island Rail Road trestle over Route 114 in East Hampton, has found a new home on the north side of the Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge in Sag Harbor. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
Stephen J. Kotz on Dec 1, 2021
Several signs along StoryWalk Trail in the Long Pond Greenbelt were defaced by violent, racist graffiti the day before Thanksgiving. “It’s scary to me, because it’s not just graffiti,” said... more
January is National Blood Donor Month, and this year, both the American Red Cross and the New York Blood Center have sounded the alarm about a major blood shortage across the country. The reason? As you have probably guessed, COVID-19 plays a major role. “We’ve experienced chronic shortages since the pandemic,” said Andrea Cefarelli, the senior executive director of the New York Blood Center in New York on Monday. “In the early days of 2020, the need also dropped because we were all in lockdown, but after 18 months, the need is up dramatically.” The Red Cross in a recent ... 18 Jan 2022 by Stephen J. Kotz
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Stephen J. Kotz on Dec 1, 2021