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Reaching Out: A Conversation With Laura Moore, the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the South Fork’s New Director of Community Engagement (opens the original)
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When East Hampton resident Laura Moore officially became an empty nester a year ago, when her young child went off to college, she knew sheâd need something to fill the void. So she joined the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the South Fork, which has its meetinghouse on the Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike. The congregation, which recently celebrated its 40th anniversary over the summer, provided the kind of community and fellowship feeling Moore knew she needed. Less than a year after
John Jermain Memorial Library Budget Vote Passes; Schmidt and Hernandez Earn Trustee Positions (opens the original)
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On Thursday, September 24, voters overwhelmingly approved the 2027 operating budget for the John Jermain Memorial Library, 130-14. Megan Curren Schmidt was reelected to the Board of Trustees, and Daniel Hernandez was elected to his first term as a trustee. Those three-year terms will begin on January 1, 2027. Executive Director Kelly A. Harris thanked the community for taking the time to participate in the voting process. âOur Sag Harbor communityâs overwhelming support of the library and
Upper Glover Street: Sag Harbor’s Historic Preservation Battleground (opens the original)
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Over the last year, a lot of attention has been paid to the changing nature of Main Street in Sag Harbor, and the threat that the proliferation of seasonal luxury chain retailers poses to the unique character and charm of the downtown. But other areas of the village have undergone a similar kind of rapid change that alarms many longtime residents and has them concerned about protecting and preserving the elements that have made Sag Harbor an increasingly sought-after destination for year-rounde
Weekend Nor’easter to Bring Coastal Flooding, Strong Winds; Gov Declares State of Emergency (opens the original)
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A rare September norâeaster storm is expected to buffet the South Fork with wind gusts over 60 miles per hour and potentially heavy rainfall at times, causing coastal flooding, possible power outages and upending weekend plans. The impending storm has already caused the rescheduling of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival, the Hamptons Marathon, dozens of high school sports games scheduled for Saturday and wreaked havoc on a number of wedding and other special events that were to be held on
‘My Life Is Essentially Chicken and Fish’: Living With Alpha-Gal Syndrome on the East End (opens the original)
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At the end of every summer, Rich Warren and his wife, Nancy, look forward to an annual barbecue get-together with friends of theirs on Shelter Island, where they keep their boat. Warren, the owner and president of Inter-Science Research Associates in Southampton, works hard all year and looks forward to the seasonal celebration. For years, heâs had to take the proper precautions at any event where food is served, and the annual barbecue is no exception. âThey know I have to have my food prep
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