Manor to Manor: Race In America Explored Online
Sylvester Manor Educational Farm and the Eastville Community Historical Society will present their Seventh Annual Black History Month Celebration online
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Civics
Necessary Bridges: Shelter Island Discusses “Son of the South”
The Shelter Island Health and Wellness Alliance is continuing its “Necessary Bridges” on-line programming, focused on race and social justice,
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Women Voters Cover the Forks on Centennial of 19th Amendment
Pictured Above: Supporters of the League of Women Voters of the Hamptons held a march in East Hampton for the
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League of Women Voters Celebrates 100 Years
The League of Women Voters of the Hamptons invites all to attend a birthday party, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the
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Faith and Human Rights Groups Launch Unity Collaborative in Hampton Bays
About 100 people gathered into the Southampton Town Senior Center in Hampton Bays Sunday afternoon for a grassroots town hall
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Facing Uncertain Future, Immigrant Advocates Focus on Preparation and Constitutional Rights
In the wake of new information Tuesday on the Trump administration’s expected immigration policies, about 500 people showed up for a
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East End Spiritual Leaders on Creating a Beloved Community
After the tumult of last year’s presidential election, Kathryn Szoka and Maryanne Calandrille of Canio’s Cultural Café in Sag Harbor
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Sag Harbor Partnership: Historic Building Fund Can Be Used to Help Rebuild After Fire
Below is the Sag Harbor Partnership’s statement on what can be done, as of today, to help Sag Harbor rebuild
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After Court Decision; Effort to Close East Hampton Airport Gains Steam
Opponents of noisy aircraft usage of the East Hampton Airport have rallied around a potential shut-down of the airport after
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Southampton Will Consider Speonk Housing Proposal
The Southampton Town Board voted 3-2 at a special meeting Thursday afternoon to consider a zone change application for a controversial
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Army Corps Considers More Sand For Montauk, Public Criticizes Sea Level Projections At FIMP Hearings
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is considering a major, sand-based expansion to its proposed work in downtown Montauk as
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