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Southampton Town Police reports
A Lakeview Court man reported to Southampton Town Police on November 16 that someone stole two rifles from his garage sometime between November 9 and November 16.
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.
Lunch With: Southampton business group advocates and creates affordable housing
Recently, the Southampton Business Alliance Housing Initiative undertook a big project to create more affordable housing in Southampton Town.
Southampton Village moving forward on new ambulance corps headquarters
The Southampton Village Volunteer Ambulance Corp. has received the Village Board's blessing to move forward in its efforts to either expand its headquarters on Meeting House Lane or find a new location.
Westhampton Beach community notes, November 19
The whirlwind that is November is halfway over. So let's not waste any time this week and get right down to the good stuff.
Town code enforcement again raids Westhampton home owned by Kabot's aunt
For the second time in two years, Southampton Town code enforcement officers raided the Westhampton home belonging to the aunt of Town Supervisor Linda Kabot, this time charging that the landowner had illegally converted several structures on the property.
Mayor says Dune Road widening project will move forward despite opposition
A proposal to widen the entrance to Cupsogue Beach County Park in Westhampton, a move that proponents say is necessary to ease summer beach traffic along the two-lane road, is meeting some resistance.
Flanders, Riverside and Northampton community notes, November 12
Hello there, Flanders. Did you all enjoy those fabulous few days of Indian summer? I know my family and I sure did, and we took the opportunity to get plenty of things done around the house.
Westhampton Beach community notes, November 12
The traditions and rituals of the harvest season are upon us. Soon we will stock up our shelves, ready our kitchens and turn down our guest beds for a single day of thanks and good tidings while surrounded by family and friends.
Canes win battle but Sharks win the big prize
In the latest chapter of what is fast becoming one of the area's newest and best rivalries in high school sports - WesthamptonThere was plenty of support from the Westhampton Beach students at the football game on Friday night.Photos by Tim LaubeBy Tim Laube
Drop in donations worries operators of Hampton Bays wildlife rescue center
For the first time in its nearly 10-year history, the Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons in Hampton Bays is expected to end the year with a deficit, and the shortage could force the organization to make concessions in its treatment and rehabilitation of wild animals.
Westhampton Beach car dealership loses lease, moves across the street
Manhattan Motorcars of the Hamptons, the luxury car dealership on County Road 31 in Westhampton Beach that filed for bankruptcy in May, was forced to close last weekend and reopen at a smaller showroom located across the street after its owner was unable to sign a new lease.
Four LIers among 19 who scammed Medicaid, officials say
But Manhattan district attorney Robert Morgenthau said 19 suspected scammers, including four from Long Island , who cheated Medicaid out of more than $350,000 in benefits either did not live in New York City, as they claimed, or had incomes too high to get the benefits.
Minimal Abstraction: It's Alive and Well
The exhibition by Avital Oz at Art Sites in Riverhead, a powerful, rambling display of almost 50 pieces in metal, stone, wood, rubber and other materials, not only contains many fine works, it also gives us an overview of the artist's career, spanning the last 40 years.
Steven Colluci owns waterfront properties but qualified for Medicaid. Natalya Azarova was arrested at her home in Jericho, L.I. . Nineteen Medicaid cheats - including some with luxury cars and million-dollar homes - concocted wacky lies to collect insurance benefits meant for the poor, authorities said Thursday.
Southampton Town Supervisor incumbent Linda Kabot
As the November 3 election approaches, Southampton Town, facing a toxic mix of multimillion-dollar debt and a weakened local economy, is in financial turmoil.
Westhampton Beach community notes, October 29
Don't you just love Halloween? As for myself, I love jack-o'-lanterns and I love dressing up in ridiculous costumes and cavorting about town with my costumed cohorts.
The fourth annual Long Island Restaurant Week runs this year from Sunday, November 1, through Sunday, November 8. The eight-day promotion features a $24.95 prix fixe dinner offered by all participating restaurants for eight days, Sunday to Sunday, all night, except Saturday when the special will be offered only until 7 p.m. Each restaurant offers ...
Remsenburg and Speonk community notes, October 22
The rain did not dampen my spirits as I hosted some friends from the city this past weekend.
Westhampton Beach community notes, October 22
It is easy enough to walk into a supermarket, peruse the pumpkin selection and voila! you are now ready for Halloween.
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