Orlando's Cafe In Hampton Bays Under New Ownership
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Valerie Gordon on Apr 17, 2018
Orlando’s Cafe, a Hampton Bays staple for nearly a decade for those looking to sink their teeth into a huevos rancheros breakfast burrito, is getting a makeover after its longtime... more
Not too long after I began farming, I also began writing these weekly columns. While there is a tradition of farmer/writers, the two professions don’t marry, and so if you want to do both, you’d better decide that ONE of them is a hobby. The day I chose to make writing a hobby and farming the full-time job, my brother and I were moving irrigation in the potatoes off Daniels Lane. We had 350 acres to get over, and rain was nowhere in the forecast. It was a Sunday, and I had a Monday deadline. My father arrived at the ...
29 Jul 2025 by Marilee Foster
When I retired from teaching, the Ponquogue Bridge became a fixture in my daily exercise. It was also my muse. During my walks, I stopped my brain chatter, opened my senses and observed. I saw road work and thought of plastic surgery. Piping plovers, an endangered species, connected me to another endangered species: letter writers. Surfers in stages of undress suggested a piece on public nakedness. So began my memoir, “Bridge Walker.” Over the years, I have exercised less and less. Now, I am trying to get back into the habit of walking the bridge, which ends with a stroll ...
by Denise Gray Meehan
As a Suffolk County resident, Lee Zeldin is a rarity, as a high official in a U.S. government administration. A Google search requesting the names of Suffolk County residents in appointed positions in the current and recent federal administrations is topped by Zeldin’s but goes no further with other appointees. Zeldin, in his seven months as administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, a position to which he was appointed by President Donald Trump, has been facing strong criticism. Democratic members of the U.S. Congress have crossed swords with him, environmental organizations have been greatly critical of what he has ...
by Karl Grossman
The Westhampton Beach High School Class of 1980 will celebrate its 45th reunion the weekend of October 24 with events planned for alumni and friends. Festivities begin Friday evening at 6 p.m. at the high school football field, where classmates will gather to cheer on the Hurricanes during a home game. A post-game gathering will follow at the Westhampton Beach Brewing Company. On Saturday, October 25, the celebration continues with bagels on the beach from 10 a.m. to noon. The exact location will be announced closer to the date. For more information, contact Wendy Eichelberger Madouse at madousew62@gmail.com or Tara ...
by Staff Writer
Louise and Joe Isidori, in partnership with Hearing the Ovarian Cancer Whisper (H.O.W.), will host a fundraising luncheon titled “Speak Up and Speak Loud” on Thursday, August 7, at Arthur & Sons in Bridgehampton. The event begins at noon with a welcome reception and silent auction, followed by a 1 p.m. luncheon featuring signature Italian dishes from Arthur & Sons. Guests will also enjoy an exclusive trunk show by Italian fashion house Peserico and a jewelry display by Therapy Life & Style Southampton, along with a curated swag bag of gifts. Attendees are encouraged to wear teal, the official color ...
by Staff Writer
In commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, the Southampton History Museum will present “Echoes of Nagasaki — Remembering the Past, Shaping a Peaceful Future” on Saturday, August 9, at noon at Veterans Memorial Hall on Pond Lane in Southampton. The program will reflect on the events of August 9, 1945, when Nagasaki became the second — and last — city to experience an atomic bombing, resulting in more than 73,000 deaths and over 75,000 injuries. The event explores how Nagasaki’s people have transformed that history of devastation into a global message of peace and nuclear ...
by Staff Writer
The Hope for Depression Research Foundation (HDRF) will mark the 10th anniversary of its annual Race of Hope to Defeat Depression on Sunday, August 3, in Southampton Village. The 5K walk/run around Lake Agawam begins at 8:30 a.m., with check-in starting at 6:30 a.m. at the Southampton Cultural Center, 25 Pond Lane. Launched by HDRF Founding Chair Audrey Gruss, the race has grown into a signature event drawing over 1,000 participants annually and raising more than $500,000 in 2023 alone to fund groundbreaking mental health research. Gruss has served as co-grand marshal for the past decade, joined over the years ...
by Staff Writer
An exciting evening of music and creativity is set for Thursday, August 7, from 6 to 8 p.m., as the Southampton Youth Bureau and Southampton Cultural Center present their annual Youth Talent Showcase at Agawam Park, 51 Pond Lane, Southampton. The event is free and open to the public. This year’s showcase will feature a dynamic lineup of young performers, including pianist Jude Roseto; electric guitarists and vocalists Thomas McCarthy and Jack Graf; and youth bands Daydream, Rally House, and Bleach, among others. From solo acts to full bands, the evening highlights the rich and growing musical talent in the ...
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Valerie Gordon on Apr 17, 2018