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Bishop Announces Bipartisan Bill To Protect Long Island Sound

Congressman Tim Bishop was joined by local officials and Citizens Campaign for the Environment to announce new bipartisan legislation to protect and restore Long Island Sound. 1 comment

TWA Flight 800 - 14 Years Later

The TWA Flight 800 disaster took the lives of 230 people. The plane exploded off of the south shore of Long Island just 13 minutes after taking off from JFK International Airport. Many things have changed during the past 14 years; however, one thing has remained constant.

Dr. Lois Etzel Chosen As RCSD Assistant Superintendent

Dr. Lois Etzel was recently chosen as Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction for the Riverhead Central School District.

Nancy Carney Chosen As Superintendent Of Schools

On July 8, Nancy Carney was named Superintendent of Schools for the Riverhead Central School District.

NOFO Rock & Folk Fest 2010

Peconic Bay Winery and BIG SUGA Productions announce the NOFO Rock & Folk Fest on Saturday, July 31 and Sunday, August 1 in the open fields of Peconic Bay Winery.

Aquarium Celebrates Annual Shark Week Programming With Visit From Jacques Cousteau's Grandson

Atlantis Marine World welcomes Philippe Cousteau, at Shark Week Live!

Southampton Chamber Presents Drive-In Movies At Coopers Beach

Drive-in movies will be shown at Coopers Beach this summer beginning in July.

Children's Museum Of The East End

The Children's Museum announces its upcoming summer classes, programs and performances. 1 comment

Upcoming Events At The Custer Institute And Observatory In Southold

The Custer Institute And Observatory will be hosting an array of events during the months of July and August.

One American Woman's Struggles And Triumphs To Save Soviet Jewry At The Jewish Center Of The Hamptons

Between 1967 and 1991 almost half of the Jewish population of the Soviet Union escaped for freedom.

JCOH Announces Upcoming Events

The Jewish Center will be presenting three events during the month of August.

Senator LaValle Opposes Home Heating Oil Law

Thiele And Nuzzi Applaud Decision By Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commision To Rescind Lobster Moratorium

'Keep Your Butts Off Our Beaches' Campaign

Bishop Hails Passage Of Unemployment Benefits Extension

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Senator LaValle Joins Quogue Wildlife Celebration

East End Green Fest - Solar Powered Good Times

July's record high temperatures helped fuel the solar-powered stage in Mattituck for the second annual East End Green Fest helmed by Syd and Deborah Dufton and their family of volunteers. Gallery

Supervisor Rides With Wounded Warriors

Southampton Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst rode with members of the military and the community in Wounded Warrior Project.

Southampton Hospital Honors Josh Stewart As Its Newest Employee Of The Quarter

Josh Stewart has been chosen as the Hospital's Employee of the Quarter for the second quarter of 2010.

Local Businesses Join Kent Animal Shelter 'Pause For Paws' Campaign

Kent Animal Shelter of Calverton announces "Pause for Paws" to address the down economy and growing need of homeless and abused animals.

Thiele Opponent Violates State Campaign Finance Law

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. has filed a complaint with the New York State Board of Elections charging that his opponent Richard Blumenthal has violated the state election law with regard to campaign finance disclosure.

Jul 25, 2010 - Sunday

East End Green Fest - Solar Powered Good Times

July's record high temperatures helped fuel the solar-powered stage in Mattituck for the second annual East End Green Fest.