P.C. Richard & Son celebrates a century of success
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27east on Nov 11, 2009
When he was a child, P.C. Richard & Son CEO Gregg Richard could often be found hanging around the family business. In those days, when he was just 8 years... more
SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — Employees at Flying Point Surf & Sport reported to Village Police on June 13 that a young woman with brown hair entered the store and stole two bikini sets valued at $433. Village detectives are investigating but charges have not yet been filed. QUOGUE — Luis Alvarado Perez, 34, of Westhampton Beach was arrested by Quogue Police on June 14 at 4:34 a.m. and charged with misdemeanor DWI. Alvarado Perez was observed driving erratically and failing to maintain his lane while driving on Montauk Highway in Quogue, police said. An officer pulled him over, and an investigation ...
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You don’t need to hear it from us, but: Times are tense. It’s a moment when, in our local communities, we need to be more careful to avoid knee-jerk reactions, and while vigilance is a virtue, don’t assume everything you see on social media is what it appears to be. At the same time, communication is going to be key. An incident last week demonstrated that all of us — including local police agencies — need to be aware of the unique moment, and take steps to make sure people are not frightened needlessly. A photo circulated last week that ...
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When it comes to New York State’s mistreatment of the Montaukett Nation, it seems like Groundhog Day: A new year, but the same outcome, without fail. It’s insulting, it’s despicable — and it must end. This is the sixth time the State Legislature has put recognition of the Montaukett on the governor’s desk in Albany, with overwhelming, almost unanimous support. There is absolutely no ambiguity about the legislature’s support for the idea, and it’s been championed by local legislators for years. They’ve all done their jobs and deserve a note of thanks. Governor Kathy Hochul has vetoed the bill three ...
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Westhampton Beach The departure of Bryan Tymann from the Westhampton Beach Village Board leaves a large pair of boots to fill. After 10 years on the board, Tymann decided this year not to seek reelection for another term. He has declared that his mission was accomplished, noting that he fulfilled all the promises he made as a candidate when he ran for the first time a decade ago. And the proof has been in the pudding: Tymann, along with his constant running mate, Rob Rubio, as well as the other various members of the board, along with mayors Maria Moore ...
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This year’s Southampton Village campaign has been active, with lots of information for voters to parse — and, unlike in some recent elections, the back-and-forth between the candidates has been respectful and restrained, even when the differences are significant and the criticism is pointed. This is testimony to the quality of all the candidates for both mayor and the two trustees seats, and it demonstrates that local elections can be hard-fought without being unseemly. In the race for mayor, Bill Manger is the choice — with a few provisos. At the recent debate sponsored by this newspaper, Manger and his ...
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27east on Nov 11, 2009