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East Hampton School Board Updates Capital Renovation Progress, Emergency Plans and Student Honors (opens the original)
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The East Hampton Board of Education gave an update at its Tuesday, September 22, meeting on the approved $63.9 million district-wide capital renovation project approved by voters in May. According to Superintendent of Schools Adam Fine, the new turf field project â just one component of major renovations across the district â has received New York State Education Department approval. Bid packets are being prepared, while plans for track resurfacing, a new scoreboard, and new field lights are
A New Era for Gosman’s Dock: Inside Montauk’s Revamped Waterfront Hub (opens the original)
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Sleek and commanding, The Pescador â an 80-foot custom Bayliss sportfishing boat owned by Stephen Deckoff â sits docked in the marina at Gosmanâs, waiting for its next major fishing tournament. Deckoff â a true fisherman and the newest owner of Gosmanâs Dock â has clear, inspired plans to bring family-friendly experiences, great music, and even better food to the historic location this season. He is executing this vision with the help of his daughter, Laura Deckoff, who will be on-si
East Hampton Teacher’s New Book Reveals the Forgotten 1660s History of Long Island’s Montauketts (opens the original)
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Set on the shores of 1660s Long Island, David Catalettoâs new young adult novel, âKings of the Coast, Montauk,â follows Seahawk, a young Montaukett warrior, and Princess Storm Lily as they are swept into a struggle involving Native American nations, Dutch settlers, and English colonists. Cataletto, a middle school English and ancient civilizations history teacher in East Hampton, wrote the novel to introduce young readers to a remarkable chapter of local history that is rarely taught, whil
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