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Planned Parenthood Fundraiser Shows Determination to Protect Abortion Access

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National President of Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson. RICHARD LEWIN
Vincent Russell, President and C.E.O. of Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic, Sandy Perlbinder, recipient of PPHP's Legacy Award and national president of Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson. RICHARD LEWIN
Carla Charles, Myra Matos and Leticia John at the benefit on Saturday. RICHARD LEWIN
Jeanette Jones, Louise Bergerson, Steven Bergerson, Kyle and Claire Bergerson, Janine Buss and Eric Bergerson at the benefit on Saturday. RICHARD LEWIN
Amy Kirwin, Andrea Grover, and Corinne Erni at the benefit on Saturday. RICHARD LEWIN

National President of Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson. RICHARD LEWIN

Vincent Russell, President and C.E.O. of Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic, Sandy Perlbinder, recipient of PPHP's Legacy Award and national president of Planned Parenthood, Alexis McGill Johnson. RICHARD LEWIN

Carla Charles, Myra Matos and Leticia John at the benefit on Saturday. RICHARD LEWIN

Jeanette Jones, Louise Bergerson, Steven Bergerson, Kyle and Claire Bergerson, Janine Buss and Eric Bergerson at the benefit on Saturday. RICHARD LEWIN

Amy Kirwin, Andrea Grover, and Corinne Erni at the benefit on Saturday. RICHARD LEWIN

Attendees at the annual Planned Parenthood East End Benefit on June 4 in Bridgehampton gasped in horror as Planned Parenthood President Alexis McGill Johnson described the tragedies women are experiencing... more

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A few days after two Southampton Village shops and a Westhampton Beach burger joint reported that someone used counterfeit $100 bills at their businesses, a 22-year-old Queens man has been arrested for, according to Suffolk County Police, passing counterfeit currency at multiple businesses between the end of August and September 17. The suspect, Nicolas Munoz, was in Southampton Town Police custody before he was turned over to County Police on Friday. Southampton Town Police have yet to announce what charges he may face in their jurisdiction. County Police charged Munoz with 11 counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument ... 23 Sep 2023 by Staff Writer

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Despite a fishing-unfriendly forecast this weekend, New York State’s latest “Free Fishing Day” event will go forward on Saturday, September 23. The program, sponsored by the State Department of Environmental Conservation, offers a half-dozen days throughout the year for fishing-interested folks who don’t have a state-managed freshwater fishing license to enjoy the sport. The event has been ongoing since 1991 and, says the DEC, provides an opportunity for families to get out and go fishing even if, say, only one family member has the requisite freshwater license. All other DEC regulations are in effect on Free Fishing Days. In a ... 22 Sep 2023 by Staff Writer

Southampton Police Reports for the Week of September 21

SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — A porta-potty on Elm Street was emitting a “toxic smell” on September 17, according to a neighbor who called it in to Village Police that evening. Village Police confirmed that “a strong smell of waste was coming from the porta-potty” and planned to contact the homeowner and the porta-potty company to have it pumped and cleaned. SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — Village Police responded to a report of a Pulaski Avenue disturbance early in the morning of September 17, and a person there said there had been a verbal argument between friends, but he couldn’t say what the argument ... by Staff Writer

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William Welsh, 63, of Saint James was speeding in a blue BMW on Mill Road on the evening of September 12, Westhampton Beach Village Police said, when he was pulled over for driving 46 mph in a 30-mph zone. Police report that Welsh admitted to drinking the two cans of Mike’s Harder Lemonade they observed in his passenger seat, and following standard field-sobriety tests, determined he was intoxicated. Welsh was charged with misdemeanor DWI and transported to Peconic Bay Medical Center due to other health issues he brought to officers’ attention. After being cleared by doctors there, Welsh was transported ... by Staff Writer

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The Southampton Village Police Department is warning that travelers should expect “sporadic travel delays” during the 16th annual Hamptons Marathon & Half taking place on Saturday, September 22, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. The annual event, which includes a 5K run, a half-marathon and a full marathon, will be run “south of Hill Street and Hampton Road in the Village,” said Lt. Christopher Wetter. Leland Lane will be closed for the event. Village Police are urging motorists to “steer clear of this area if at all possible,” and what while most roads will be open to traffic, motorists are ... by Staff Writer

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