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Hillary Dobbs, daughter of Hamptons resident Lou Dobbs, recently showed her winning style at the 2010 Washington International Horse Show. The 22-year-old competed as “The Flash” and placed second in the $20,000 Gambler’s Choice Costume Class. * * * Water Mill’s Kelly Ripa and Amagansett’s Sarah Jessica Parker stopped by Ralph Lauren’s Women’s Boutique last Thursday for the launch of the book, The World of Gloria Vanderbilt. Kathy Griffin, Gloria Steinem, Uma Thurman and Camilla Belle were also in attendance. * * * Southampton producer Patricia Watt announced that Tony and Drama Desk Award winner Jerry Mitchell will direct the 2011 Awards show at Manhattan Studios in May. Fellow Southamptonites Carolyn Kendall Buchter and Bruce Michael are the co-chairs. * * * East Hampton’s Estee Maria Hadzikostas was featured in Billboard magazine recently, after winning an online contest to celebrate what would’ve been John Lennon’s 70th birthday. The singer’s cover of “Don’t Let Me Down” was watched 22,000 times on YouTube and voted best of the bunch by viewers. * * * The Ann Liguori Foundation funded six performances by rock star nutritionist Jill Jayne at middle schools throughout the Hamptons. Liguori, a Westhampton resident, created her Foundation to raise money for cancer awareness and prevention. * * * Billy Joel enjoyed lunch and a stroll down Sag Harbor’s Main Street on Saturday. He (continued on page 32)
BREAKING NEWS Bishop 235 Votes Ahead
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By press time on Tuesday, November 23, the absentee ballots from the First Congressional District had been counted and Representative Tim Bishop, the incumbent, led his challenger Randy Altschuler by a total of 235 votes. But the question of who will represent Suffolk County is still in the air. On November 30, Bishop and Altschuler will be in the Suffolk court office to discuss ballots that had been called into question. Altschuler’s campaign challenged 1,261 ballots; Bishop has questioned 790. A judge will hear the arguments and objections, and ultimately decide who won the election. A spokesman from the Bishop campaign said a decision might be forthcoming by the end of next week. —Susan Galardi