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Greenport Maritime Festival Postponed Due to Inclement Weather Forecast (opens the original)
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The annual Greenport Maritime Festival, originally scheduled to run this weekend, has been postponed to October 16 to 18 due to inclement weather forecasts. The decision was made Monday by the Greenport Business Owners Alliance, the planners of the event, in conjunction with village and Southold Town officials. Sarah Phillips Loth of the GBOA said the decision was made early enough to ensure that anyone coming to the festival could adjust their plans, as well as local businesses participating in
Keeping Tradition Alive: Greenport Maritime Festival Returns After a Near-Miss (opens the original)
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Despite navigating some rough waters â and despite what you may have heard â the Greenport Maritime Festival has NOT been canceled. When the proprietors of the festival, the East End Seaport Museum, announced the festivalâs cancellation late last year, a group of determined businesswomen offered to right the ship. Now, the annual festival â one that brings thousands of visitors to the seaside North Fork village each September for a weekend of activities, shopping, a parade and gala â h
JJUIN Is a Home Decor Store Like You’ve Never Seen Before (opens the original)
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A Moroccan urn. A tassel from Vietnam. A Buddha head from Bali. These are items that tell a story. They also happen to be just a few of the unique, handcrafted pieces youâll find at JJUIN, the East Hampton decor store that opened in June. Truly unlike any other store on the East End, JJUIN is filled with products made by artisans from around the world â including Lombok, Vietnam, Bali, Portugal, and across Africa. Owned by East Hampton residents June Haynes and her partner Jerry Swartz, JJUI
The Charmed Lifestyle: How Sybille van Kempen Transformed Loaves & Fishes in Bridgehampton (opens the original)
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To Sybille van Kempen, lifestyle is âan all-encompassing choice that you make. In your home, what you eat, how you spend your day, how you relax, how you entertain.â For van Kempen, the owner of Loaves & Fishes â the food brand that has been ubiquitous in the Hamptons thanks to its highly successful food store in Sagaponack and cookshop in Bridgehampton next to the Bridgehampton Inn â lifestyle is âall about comfort,â she emphasizes. Many were surprised in early 2026 when van Kempen
Schiavoni Announces Mobile Office Hours Across East End (opens the original)
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State Assemblyman Tommy John Schiavoni will hold a series of mobile office hours throughout the East End in August and September, giving constituents an opportunity to meet with him and his staff in their communities. The mobile office hours are designed to make the assemblymanâs office more accessible to residents and provide an opportunity to discuss state issues, constituent concerns and matters affecting local communities. Sessions are scheduled on Thursday, August 13, at the Hampton Bays
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