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Syracuse area school board members tell state lawmakers 'there needs to be some equity'
The Central New York School Boards Association held its annual legislative breakfast at C.W. Baker High School.
I am often asked by friends what sofa to buy. Now that we are in the grip of late winter - when all one wants to do is sink into a good sofa - it seems the right moment to answer the question.
Digging for Gold in the Archives
Helen A. Harrison When the Archives of American Art invited me to be the guest curator of a show celebrating Jackson Pollock's 100 th birthday, I jumped at the chance to dig into the original documents.
By Emily J. Weitz February is usually the most unforgiving month on the East End.
Flying Point Opens a Location for Women and Kids
Skate. Snow. Flying Point has taken care of all things boarding since Mark Zucchero first opened his doors in 1996 in Southampton.
By Annette Hinkle Sean Kelly, Pierson High School history teacher and trivia aficionado who will act as Quiz Master at Saturday's Sag Harbor Booster Foundation Fun'raiser and trivia contest at B. Smith's. You regularly take on the role of quiz master at a monthly trivia night at Buckley's in Hampton Bays.
Where is Our Poster Child Headed?
By Julie Penny Ten years ago, in this very column, I wrote:"Without knowing it, Sag Harbor is a poster child for - smart growth.' Why? Because it's a pedestrian-friendly community where you don't have to go gallivanting all over town to get things done.
Gen Kelsang Nordin, a Buddhist nun, taught the first Saturday meditation class at the Vajravarahi Meditation Center's new location on Hampton Street in Sag Harbor.
Temple Donates Bilingual Books to Head Start
Temple Adas Israel 's Social Action Committee and Youth Group presented Bridgehampton Head Start with $1,700 worth of bilingual books on Feb.
Sag Harbor Native Offers Expert Tips on Self-Defense
Tracy Vega, who grew up in Sag Harbor, has made a career in being an expert on self-defense and she will be demonstrating some tactics on an upcoming national television show.
Andy Cohen - Executive Vice-President Original Programming and Development at Bravo and host of the network's show Watch What Happens Live - reveals in a Vanity Fair interview for the "Where I Go" section that he spends much of his free time in Sag Harbor.
Library Hopes to Grow its Endowment
For several years now, the focus of the John Jermain Memorial Library's Board of Trustees has been to ensure that the restoration and expansion of the historic Main Street library is fully funded in anticipation of its 2013 opening.While still dedicated to that effort, the library's board and its director, Catherine Creedon, are also committed to ... (more)
Few Questions on Harbor Heights Plans
Michael Butler distributed photos to the village board, describing how the proposed Harbor Heights application would affect his neighboring property.
Sag Harbor Police Log: Man Charged with Felony DWI
Sag Harbor Village Police Department arrest for the week of Jan. 31 to Feb. 6: Driving While Intoxicated a€¢ Brendan H. Clavin, 23, of Sag Harbor, was arrested Jan.
Estate Agents Swansea: Hello, Neat post. There's an issue along with your...
Last month, what began as a routine review of a request by the seven-year-old Sag Harbor Farmers' Market to continue its operations at village property on Bay Street this summer turned instead into debate.
At the end of Shabbat services last Saturday, I watched a 7-year-old boy recite the blessing over the wine, the Kiddush.
Winter Spectacular Set To Frost the Harbor
Maybe it hasn't been quite so frosty this winter, but just wait until Saturday when HarborFrost hits Sag Harbor.
5 Places To Take Self-Defense Classes
Last week, a woman jogging in the middle of the day on Long Beach was approached by a man who asked for directions and then put his arm around her and tried to lead her into his car.
Matilde Cozad: 4. equity holders get wiped out...
Republican and former Securities and Exchange Commission lawyer George Demos officially filed papers this week to run for Congress, sending an email and video to supporters and media Monday morning announcing his decision.
Winter Wonderland: Creating a new mythology on Main Street
HarborFrost is back for its second run in Sag Harbor, and while many of the favorite activities from last year will return again this Saturday - including the Frosty Plunge, ice carving and fireworks, one new offering is designed to bring a folkloric twist to the season and send participants off through the village on a mission to unravel a ... (more)