The Art Shop, A Quirky Bit Of Sag Harbor History, Is Razed, But A Promise Is Made That It Will Be Rebuilt
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The Art Shop, as it used to appear from Jefferson Street. CURTIS RHODES
The Art Shop shortly before its demolition last month. COURTESY CRAIG RHODES
Gene Rhodes outside his Sag Harbor workshop. COURTESY RHODES FAMILY
Gene Rhodes in his Art Shop. COURTESY RHODES FAMILY
The Art Shop, as it used to appear from Jefferson Street. CURTIS RHODES
The Art Shop shortly before its demolition last month. COURTESY CRAIG RHODES
Gene Rhodes outside his Sag Harbor workshop. COURTESY RHODES FAMILY
Gene Rhodes in his Art Shop. COURTESY RHODES FAMILY
Stephen J. Kotz on Jan 12, 2022
To Sag Harbor newcomers, it was just a dilapidated red shed that sat close to Jefferson Street across from the John Jermain Memorial Library. Some may even have mistaken it... 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 Jan 12, 2022