Sunday Nov 22 | The Southampton Press
Southampton Town Police reports
Jeffrey Mannheimer, 37, of Medford was stopped by Southampton Town Police on Montauk Highway at 10:33 p.m. on November 5 and charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, a misdemeanor.
Quogue to appoint new mayor Friday afternoon
The Quogue Village Board is expected to appoint Trustee Peter Sartorius as the village's next mayor at tonight's monthly board meeting.
New owners take helm at Quogue Country Market
Amy and Fred Schoenfeld, the new owners of the Quogue Country Market, say they are enchanted with the quaint village where they now spend most of their time.
Quogue Community Notes, November 19
A group of veterans of the VFW Post 5350 of Quogue paid tribute to deceased and missing in action soldiers on Veterans Day last week.
Police charge homeless man with arson
A 60-year-old homeless man was charged with arson after trying to set his brother's car on fire in Flanders on Friday afternoon.
East Quogue community notes, November 19
Christie, my 8-month-old collie puppy, got the surprise of her life early Monday morning when Tommy the turkey and his two buddies strolled up to my bedroom sliding doors and peeked in! And speaking of my feathered friends, it is "feed the turkey" day this Saturday, November 21, at Sandy Toes Children's Boutique! Shop owner Kirsten Montgomery hopes ...
LI chefs wait all year for Peconic Bay scallops
The chef-owner of Stone Creek in East Quogue doesn't put scallops on his menu at any other time of the year, but in November, he said, "we start looking for them, and the customers start asking for them.
Pair caught stealing copper pipes in East Quogue
A man and a woman from Bellport were arrested early Friday morning after police determined that they had stolen copper piping from an East Quogue house.
Quogue Volunteer Fire Department First Assistant Chief Christopher Osborne, who is also the village's ordinance inspector and 350th anniversary planner par excellence, wanted to express his gratitude - and the gratitude of the entire fire department - to some of the many people who helped out with services honoring and bidding farewell to former ...
Auditions slated for 'Mauritius' in Quogue
The Hampton Theatre Company will hold auditions for "Mauritius" by Teresa Rebeck on Sunday, November 15, from 2 to 4 p.m. and Monday, November 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Quogue Community Hall, 126 Jessup Avenue, Quogue.
East Quogue community notes, November 12
Congratulations to Southampton Town Supervisor-elect Anna Throne-Holst. Congratulations also go out to Councilman Chris Nuzzi, who was re-elected to the Town Board, and to Councilman-elect Jim Malone.
Dune Road flood fix is expected to cost $7 million
In a photo taken in October of last year, Robert Leo, who owns a home on Dune Road in East Quogue, is shown standing in the middle of the road and in water that reaches the middle of his calves.
Playing The Election Guessing Game
On August 13, 1919, the legendary racehorse Man O' War suffered the only defeat of his illustrious career, shocking the crowd at Saratoga racetrack that had made him the huge favorite.
Westhampton Beach community notes, November 5
The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center recently announced the election of two new board members: new member Doug Lobel, President Len Conway, and new member Howard Kelberg.
As welcome as it is for the day off it provides many people - absent any discussion of the death knell the explorer's arrival sounded for Native American culture - Columbus Day is more on the order of a warning shot across our bows in regards to the imminent onset of that time of year most commonly referred to as the holiday season.
Remsenburg and Speonk community notes, November 5
The weekend is over and I am still congratulating myself for not eating any candy this Halloween.
Hampton celebrates its 25th with a hot 'Picnic'
Starring in William Inge 's "Picnic," Rachael McOwen and Justin Sease, with Diana Marbury in the background, Hampton Theatre Company, Quogue, through November 8, 2009.
FD mourns volunteer who broke color barrier
Robert Paul Jeffries, who died last week at age 63, had wanted to use his Navy firefighting training to volunteer in his hometown of Quogue after returning from service in Vietnam .
Board member wants police to monitor mobile food vendors in Westhampton Beach
Westhampton Beach Village Police officers should check with the operators of mobile food vendors to see if they have the proper permits to sell food in the village, according to Village Board Member Jim Kametler.
East Quogue community notes, October 29
Mother Nature, with her broad paint brush, has, seemingly overnight, transformed my garden into a golden wonderland filled with warm hues of orange, burgundy and rust.