Dan's Papers July 2, 2010

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AUTHORS NIGHT

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AUTHORS COMMITTEE CHAIR Barbara Goldsmith HONORARY CO-CHAIRS

Ken Auletta • Candace Bushnell • Robert Caro • Jay McInerney • Richard Reeves

GUEST AUTHORS Erica Abeel Alan Alda Arlene Alda Philip and Marjorie Appleman Paul Arfin Ken Auletta Simon Baatz Benedict A. Baglio Alec Baldwin Melissa Bank Bryan Batt Alex Berenson Barbara J. Berg Jill Bialosky Paul Bikoff Vera and Donald Blinken Jeff Blumenfeld Joshua Braff Anthony Brandt Marie Brenner Norman Brosterman Wendy Burden Candace Bushnell Lorenzo Carcaterra David Carkeet Talia Carner Ina Caro Robert Caro

Molly Chappellet Cyril Christo and Marie Wilkinson Marilyn Church Tom Clavin Carin Clevidence Michael Clinton Brian Cohen Annie Cohen-Solal Rebecca Coleman Curtis Alexander J. Covey, MD Teri Coyne Jill A. Davis Laura Day Morris Dickstein Greg Donaldson Florence Fabricant Pat Falk Monte Farber and Amy Zerner Jim Fargiano Karen Flyer Ruth Formanek Victor Friedman Tad Friend Danielle Ganek Nancy Garfinkel Carol Sue Gershman Paul Goldberger Barbara Goldsmith Brad Gooch Andrew Gross

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Four generations American born, we are proud to be Americans and salute our flag on this grand day of Independence. To your and your family, from the King Kullen family, we wish you a safe and happy 4th of July.

The Gateway to the Hamptons starts at exit 70

A great weekend starts at King Kullen. For your shopping convenience, King Kullen’s east-end locations include: Bridgehampton 2044 Montauk Highway (631) 537-2681

Center Moriches 552 Montauk Highway (631) 878-9094

Hampton Bays 52 East Montauk Highway (631) 728-6759

Riverhead 795 Old Country Road (631) 929-1328

Cutchogue 315-25 Main Road (631) 734-5737

Eastport 25 Eastport Manor Road (631) 325-9698

Manorville 460 County Road 111 (631) 399-1506

Wading River 6233 Route 25A (631) 369-0746 Wild By Nature Hampton Bays 260 W. Montauk Hwy (631) 723-3071

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American History Fight for Long Wharf: Redcoats Gain Foothold in War of 1812 By Dan Rattiner This is the story of the Battle of Sag Harbor which took place on July 11, 1813. It is the only occasion that I know of when armed enemy soldiers landed anywhere in the Hamptons intent on taking over a town, and actually exchanged gun fire—cannon and musket fire in this case—with an American defense force. It’s a true story. And a remarkable one. The War of 1812 was fought between the British and the Americans largely as a result of the repeated takeover of American merchant ships on the high seas by the British Navy. There is nothing illegal about that. The British were in the midst of war with the French, and the Americans were providing supplies to the French. What WAS

illegal was that the American sailors were, instead of being captured or returned home, forced to serve without pay in the British Navy. On the basis of this and some other things, President James Madison declared war on England in 1812. Considering that the English

about 500 people living in Sag Harbor, and there were about 200 boats, ranging from rowboats to sloops to small freight-bearing ships mostly capable only of taking goods up and down the shoreline. There were also a few whaling ships. The people earned their living from the sea. The whole town consisted of about 200 homes. In early June of 1813, a force of some 20 British warships were seen to anchor just off Sag Harbor. On board, it was believed, were a force of 6,000 highly trained British redcoats. The ships sat far enough offshore at first so as to not be able to shell the town, but obviously that at the very least was their intention. The hero of this tale was a man by the name of Abraham Rose of Bridgehampton. He had been a career army officer in this region for the small volunteer American Army that had been formed at that time. He was now a Brigadier General and was in charge of all forces on eastern Long Island. There were only a few dozen officers. The rest, common soldiers, would be brought into service in an emergency as militias. This was an emergency. General Rose made his report about the threat to Sag Harbor to President Madison who,

If the British began to move, the volunteers were to fire three shots in the air at one-minute intervals.

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ly to the surrounding towns. A team of six men would run to man a big cannon—a 19 pounder—that they had wheeled over to the top of Turkey Hill overlooking the wharf. This was the only cannon they had. At the same time this was happening, all the women and children would be rounded up and evacuated inland by wagon. From the surrounding towns, the local militia, known as the Bridgehampton militia, would race to Sag Harbor by horseback to create the defense. The plan was a good one. But it was a desperate one. All together, the militia consisted of only about 3,000 to 4,000 men. Once the British got a foothold, there would be no stopping them. And if they came ashore they would do what

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Gorilla Tickling Laughter, Grunts, Happy Hilarity & What It All Means By Dan Rattiner Late last summer, an Englishwoman named Marina Davilla Ross showed up in a laboratory at Georgia Tech with a compact disc filled with sounds made by apes. She had gone around the countryside in England to various zoos and nature preserves and had got up close and personal with gorillas, chimps, orangutans, bonobos and chimpanzees while zoo officials looked on. She’d reach out and tickle them. Then she recorded the noises they made. Gorillas made rumbling sounds. Chimps growled, bonobos panted, the orangutans hooted. They are laughing, Ross said. And later, after crossing the ocean, she proceeded to give her narrative to Dr.

Michael Overton, who at first was very skeptical about what she was suggesting. “It didn’t sound like laughing to me,” he said. “I thought these panting noises and so forth were just the usual stuff. She was making something of this in her head.” Dr. Overton did, however, run some tests. With Ross at his side, he made studies about whether the noises were on the inhale or exhale. Whether they came out in a burst or were sustained over time. And what he concluded was that what he was listening to was indeed laughter. From what he knew about the common ancestry of apes and humans, which separated into two branches of evolutionary development 12 million years ago,

he was able to determine that when tickled, the common ancestor would have made a sighing noise, and after that, the various other creatures that evolved, including humans, just made variations on that theme. The findings were published in the magazine Current Biology. And in an interview on National Public Radio, Ross played some of the sounds she had recorded on a CD and answered the interviewer’s questions. “How do you know these noises were happy sounds in response to the tickling? How do you know these sounds were not unhappy noises asking you stop tickling?” (continued on page 54)

SOMETIMES THINGS JUST DON’T WORK OUT By Dan Rattiner If we ever had to choose a story of the year under the header of what could go wrong—it would be the sudden developments at the Poxabogue Golf Course. Poxabogue is a nine hole public course founded about 60 years ago on the Montauk Highway in the Town of Southampton just adjacent to the border with the Town of East Hampton. It operated very successfully for years and years as this wonderful recreational facility, privately owned, that included a driving range, a golf shop and luncheonette building and the

course itself. It wasn’t going to ever hold an Open, but it was a great asset for the town. And the price of a round of golf was quite inexpensive. Around six years ago, however, Grace Fippinger owned the property, after a long and happy life, passed away and the place, by order of her will, was put up for sale. It was purchased for $1 million by three local land developers, two of whom wanted to flip it and walk away with a few mil within a year and the third who wanted to keep it going and make it into an upscale facility. They proceeded to try to do both at the same time. About $2.5 million was spent to upgrade

the course and the driving range, the fees were raised for play so they were low during the week but high on weekends, and at the same time the new owners filed an application to tear the whole place down and put in a McMansion housing development of several dozen homes. Southampton Town went sort of nuts. The developers were asking $7 million. In the end, the Town partnered with adjacent East Hampton to buy the place for $6 million, save it as a recreational facility forever, join with one another in a new private corporation to own it (continued on page 68)

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Land of Opportunity Shinnecocks Keep Traditions but Enter Mainstream USA By Dan Rattiner With federal recognition of the Shinnecock Tribe now a fact, this nation moves into the mainstream of American life which includes all the benefits and drawbacks that all the rest of us have to manage, with a little push that would allow them to own a gambling casino. This is an exhilarating business for the Shinnecocks, whose 700 members live on the 900-acre peninsula near Southampton College, but it is also a worrisome business. Until now, the Shinnecocks lived hand to mouth. As a “family” living on a reservation, they could not get mortgages or loans because their “real” property as far as banks were concerned was both communally owned and invisible. It lacked legal status. How could you use something not legally recognized as collateral? They couldn’t even get credit cards. In addition to that, the Shinnecocks could not

benefit from any American safety net. In an emergency, they could not get food stamps, they could not get welfare, they had no access to government subsidized health care on their property, no child care, no educational programs—all this in the midst of great wealth. Their entire peninsula was bordered by fine mansions owned by the wealthiest people in America. And yet—in spite of it all—the family stayed together and lived in its traditional ways together. As one of their three council chiefs the other day said, “This is the proudest day in the history of our tribe. We always knew who we were. Now we are acknowledged for who we are.” Some people think that, well, now they are going to be RICH! They will be able to open a gambling casino. Even two or three gambling casinos. It is, however, just an opportunity to get rich. There are many Indian-owned casinos in this

country that are losing money and floundering. It is true that the government offers a way to kick start a casino. But after five years, or if you push it, seven years, you are on your own. Failure is very much an option. “The way it is set up, we could have a big win, but we could also lose everything,” Trustee Lance Gumbs told me. “We could go bankrupt. This is no money machine. And as things stand right now, we don’t have a dime. And we never did.” “Welcome to the real world,” I told him. “But look at it this way. What if the operation DID go bust? So there would be an empty building by the side of the road for awhile. It doesn’t change the tribe’s status. You’re still a tribe.” “It just makes me worry.” “As I said, welcome to the real world.” Here is what the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in their great wisdom, decided to do a generation (continued on page 80)

D.A. SPOTA FIRES THE GUN, OUT COMES A PEA By Dan Rattiner Many of Suffolk County District Attorney Tom Spota’s political friends urged him to run for higher office last year, specifically for the seat being vacated by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo in his presumptively successful run for the governorship. He might deny that was what his thinking was now, but that’s what the rumors were at that time. To be successful, however, he would need a high-powered conviction of a public figure to catapult him into that league—and, at the time, in the county there was just one that presented itself. It was the juicy and catastrophic failure to

control town spending by the then East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill McGintee to keep adequate records of his expenses, and then a cover-up by both himself and his Budget Director to keep anyone from finding out about it. McGintee’s over-the-top spending was massive. In his six years in office dealing with an $80 million town budget, he had turned a multimillion dollar surplus into at least a $30 million deficit. The new Supervisor, Bill Wilkinson, who had come in when the Town basically threw out McGintee and company, recently noted the 24 checkbooks he found when he took over, said it was like he had all these pots of

money on the floor with labels on the pots and people just put the money in and took it out with no regard for what they used it for. Attempts had been made to audit this mess. But it had been like a cat with yarn. All had failed. D.A. Spota’s concern was not so much that this might have been gross mismanagement, which is not illegal, but that there might be massive stealing going on by the town leaders behind all this hocus pocus. It was not only a “might.” It was a “probably” as far as he was concerned. Who could resist? In the world of police officers and criminals that the D.A. lived (continued on page 56)

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“They’d want more. I’d tickle a gorilla for a bit, and then I’d stop and he’d pick up his foot and bring it over very clearly asking me to do the same thing to the bottom of it.” “Would he get tired of this after awhile?” “Didn’t seem so.” “Who would break off the tickling, the tickler or the ticklee?” “Pretty much always it was us. The gorilla would just want more and more.” (At this point, I was wondering what kept a gorilla from reaching over and pulling her arm out of her socket. But I’ll get to that later.) Ross also said that gorillas would tickle other gorillas at play, but laughter would only take place when there was physical contact. Also, if a third gorilla were watching, the other two would

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laughter dies down and he does it again. Again they are this big happy chorus. He does this a third time. Mom smiles through it all, but is too tired to do more than that. One of the great magazine publishers of the last century, Norman Cousins of The Saturday Review, recovered from a terminal illness after the doctors had said he should go into hospice care. He did this by prescribing for himself a course in laughter. His friends told him jokes. He watched Marx Brothers movies, Charlie Chaplin movies, Abbott and Costello, Martin and Lewis even Bob Hope tapes. After recovering, he wrote a best selling book called Laughter is the Best Medicine. He lived into his late 70s, passing away of something else in 1990. In these discussions about laughter, there seem to be three things all lumped together. Research needs to be done on them individually. But laughter occurs from three separate sources. There is, as discussed, laughter from tickling, and it seems to be unique to primates. I tried tickling my dog. Not much came of it, except when I tickled him on his side while he was lying down. Then his leg started reflexively kicking. And that was it. This wasn’t laughter as far as I could tell. But he did kind of like it. There is laughter from joke telling. Here’s one of my favorites. “A Republican is driving down a narrow road late at night and sees up ahead a woman on the side of the road trying to change a flat tire. He looks at his watch and drives on. If he stops he will be late for the club. “A Democrat is driving down a narrow road late at night, sees up ahead a woman on the side of the road trying to change a flat tire and pulls over to help. Within a half hour he has lost the hubcap, three of the six bolts and has broken her axle.” My telling this to my dog elicited his going over to a pot on the deck and lying down next to it. The father making the funny faces gets all four kids going. I would like to know if the other gorillas laugh when one trips over a banana peel. I would laugh. What happens when you tickle, say, an alligator? In 2006, my wife and I had the distinct privilege of going on a safari for two weeks in South Africa and Botswana. Before we left, I had thought long and hard about large dangerous animals in the wild being near enough to me to be photographed. From watching movies, I had concluded the lions and leopards were just out there, waiting in trees ready to leap down and eat people. At least that’s what they do in old movies. I did go anyway. What we found was that large dangerous animals pretty much ignored us. They would be asleep in a field, or just sitting around in the grass, or walking along peeing on bushes like dogs marking their territory, or playing with one another. Family is a big deal in the animal kingdom. Yes, they’d get hungry and the males for the most part would go out on the hunt, but what they were looking for was prey—antelope or kudu or meerkats or other small creatures who could not fight back much. (continued on page 88)

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Making Waves Ted Danson, Sam Waterston & Oceana Bring Hope By Susan M. Galardi In a free association exercise, mention the name Ted Danson and you’ll probably get: Sam Malone. But Danson’s professional acting career extended far beyond his role in “Cheers,” the incredibly popular sitcom that ran for 11 years and commanded the second largest television audience in TV history for its final show in 1993. Danson won two Emmys and a Golden Globe award for “Cheers,” plus countless nominations for his work in dozens of shows for the small and large screen, including, most recently “Damages” on FX and HBO’s “Bored to Death.” But Ted Danson’s passions and successes extend far beyond acting. He was a founding member of Oceana, the largest single-focus international group dedicated not to preserving our oceans—since that time has passed—but saving and restoring them. That passion and Oceana’s

mission will be front and center at the Hamptons Splash Party, the group’s first annual fundraiser here, on July 10 in Watermill. With the chance of oil from the Gulf of Mexico making its way to the shores of our pristine beaches, Oceana’s timing for the event couldn’t be better. “This is a very important time for people who love our oceans,” said Danson in a phone interview from his home in Los Angeles. “There’s a lot of fear, anger and sadness, rightfully so.” While Danson’s exposure to the East End has been limited, he understands the deep connection people feel for a place like this. He and his wife, the Oscar-award winning actress Mary Steenburgen, have called another special beach community—Martha’s Vineyard—their second home for many years. “When you find your dream spot where land meets ocean, it’s magical,” he said. “That’s why what’s happening in the Gulf is so tragic. Can

you imagine it? You finally have your dream of being in the Hamptons, and you think of oil covering those precious, favorite spots. It breaks your heart. It’s damaging to your soul.” Danson’s love of the ocean actually preceded his love for acting. As a young boy growing up land-locked near a Navajo reservation in Arizona (his father was a prominent archaeologist), his family visited cousins on the West Coast for vacation. “I was a desert kid,” he said. “But on these family trips we’d go down to Laguna, San Diego, Pasadena. I was in heaven. I spent a lot of time as a kid in Southern California and it made such an impression on me.” That experience ignited in Danson a deep interest in environmental issues. At the age of 12, a curator at the Museum of Northern Arizona introduced teenage Ted and a friend to “bill(continued on page 58)

HANDS ACROSS THE SAND, & NO OIL COMES By Dan Rattiner A great many people, disgusted by the British Petroleum Oil Spill in the Gulf, got themselves together via Facebook and e-mail to organize a protest against oil consumption and oil spills on Saturday. It was called Hands Across the Sand, and it consisted of hundreds of thousands of people holding hands with one another on more than 900 beaches around the world for 15 minutes beginning at noon on that day. Petitions would be handed around after everybody held hands for 15 minutes. You could sign them and they would be sent off to the White House. They read:

“Dear President Obama: Today I joined hands with citizens across the country and around the world. Together, we call on you to say no to offshore drilling, yes to a clean energy future and get our country off our addiction to oil.” Locally, protests occurred on the beach at Montauk, in Sag Harbor, Southampton and Sagaponack. I thought it would be a good thing to go to, a way to make my feelings known and so I went, in my Tahoe SUV, as did many others, to the protest at Sagg Main Beach in Sagaponack. One of the biggest problems about this was just getting there. At twenty of twelve, we found ourselves in a long line of cars heading south

toward Sagg Main Beach, their cars idling, trying to get into a small parking lot down there at the beach for the 15 minutes. In some ways, the line was like the line you get into when you don’t have the tickets for a Broadway show and just get there at the last minute. You get into the long line. Others, who had their tickets in advance (or in this case a beach sticker in advance), zipped along on another line, going to the equivalent of Will Call. In this case the other side of the road, the outgoing lane, became the place to drive in—the wrong way—with some parking officers helping (continued on page 86)

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in, this was a no brainer. All that smoke—who would know what was going on behind it? And so, last summer, he swooped in with a crew of aides waving badges and began taking the place apart. Arrests would follow, he said. And he was true to his word. A month later, in a highly staged event with the press tipped off ahead of time, he walked

into Town Hall and hauled off in handcuffs East Hampton Town Budget Officer Ted Hults to charge him with crimes that would put him away for the rest of his life. The first shoe had been dropped. The other shoe, obviously to be dropped on the head of Supervisor McGintee, was sure to follow. “The record of malfeasance found here rivals

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boarding”—a game of sorts to obliterate the visual pollution of outdoor advertising. With axes and saws in hand, the three young men destroyed over 500 billboards. But soon Danson would shift his focus from air to water. In the mid ’80s, during the exhilarating “Cheers” years, Danson and a friend started an advocacy group called the American Oceans Campaign. Their first project was to try to stop Occidental Petroleum from drilling off of the coast near Santa Monica. “We were successful,” he said. That group ultimately merged with Oceana, which has offices in Washington, Madrid, Santiago, Juno, Belize and other locations. While Oceana is involved in efforts in the Gulf, it’s not the group’s primary mission. “Oceana is most interested in changing policy

in regard to over fishing,” said Danson. “Growing up in the ‘50s, I learned that there was X amount of tuna and sharks—the lions and tigers of the oceans. Now, 90% of them are gone. We’re down to 10% levels worldwide from 50 years ago. Even more alarming, consider that 75% of our oceans are fully or largely over fished. Since 1988, fish catch numbers are down worldwide, despite the fact that there are more, larger boats and great technological advances in the fishing industry. These enormous fleets are so heavily subsidized—in the United States, taxpayers support a $30 billion subsidy to the fishing industry. We’re paying these companies to do the wrong thing. JFK had a great quote: ‘Show me a subsidy and I’ll show you a polluter.’” Danson, in great contrast to his handsome,

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studly and very “blond” Cheers bar tender, speaks with erudition and authority on the science of environmental matters, discussing issues like by-catch, carbon dioxide filtering and terrapods as casually as Sam Malone might repeat a drink order. And when it comes down to the oil gush, his and Oceana’s position is easy enough for a child or even Sara Palin to understand: No more new offshore oil drilling. “It’s not a radical idea,” Danson said. “For the last 26 years, Congress in every administration—Republican and Democrat—had a moratorium on it. Then a few years ago, that policy was changed with Drill Baby Drill.” Although many Americans realize that the groundwork for that corporate initiative was paved by creating a culture of fear regarding our dependency on foreign oil, as well as the fallacy that off shore drilling means jobs, jobs, jobs, the no drill policy was none the less reversed. “The fact is,” said Danson, only 2-3% of the world’s oil is under OUR territory, yet we burn 20% of the oil used worldwide. We can’t drill our way out of dependency on foreign oil. And as far as creating jobs, putting $1 million into alternative energy would create three times the jobs as oil drilling. The rest of the world is way ahead of us. China is investing $300 billion into wind power technology.” Danson himself has invested quite a bit in support of his passion to save our oceans. In the last three decades, he has contributed a half a million dollars to the cause, and an invaluable, unmeasurable amount of personal time and effort. All this while building an acting career then working steadily while raising his own and adopted children through three marriages. Danson started his college education at Stanford University, but became interested in theater and transferred to the highly acclaimed drama department at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. After graduating in 1972, he worked in theatre, landed a job in the soap opera “Somerset,” and did commercials—he was the “Aramis Man.” Then came a few opportunities in film, including roles in The Onion Field (1979), and in the sexy film noir Body Heat (1981), playing opposite Kathleen Turner and William Hurt. When Danson won the opportunity to shoot the pilot for “Cheers,” no one predicted become the wild success it was. “I hadn’t done a lot of (continued on page 64)

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The Ultimate Sacrifice: Local Men Risked All Home Joe.” I saw it with my own eyes and read it twice. The whole route on the tiny historic island had flags of all sizes and posters with individual messages—all very touching and personal. All expressing thanks and unmeasureable pride. Concerning Jordan Haerter, just recently on a local TV newscast I watched the video of his actions that lead to his death while saving the lives of his fellow soldiers in their barracks. I watched him stand out and fire at the truck filled with explosives that ran through the check-

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point trying to reach the barracks. I saw the film stop as the truck exploded short of the barracks but within distance to kill both Haerter and another brave soldier. I listened to a fellow soldier stationed in that barracks say, “Jordan died so that I could live. If he hadn’t stopped that truck I wouldn’t be here talking into your microphone. There are a number of us who owe our lives to his action. Him doing his job, him putting his life out there to save ours.” It is what Americans do. On 9/11, I watched too many firemen go up the World Trade Center Towers—some with hoses, some with flashlights—to assist the largest evacuation of buildings that usually had anywhere up to

50,000 people working or visiting daily. That number includes those in the subway cars and on Path trains, as well as tourists in the lobby. I was there at noon after the towers had fallen. The city in that area was a torrent of sirens, white dust and tons of shredded paper almost eight inches high. These two boys died in part in response to those who died on that Tuesday morning. As for Lieutenant Joseph Theinert, of the 71st Cavalry Regiment for the U.S. Army, Jimmy Rando, a close friend reportedly said “He was like the perfect all American kid. He lived and died for what he believed in.” I have been privileged to write a few articles to help promote a fishing tournament held

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This Summer, the Force Is With You By T.J. Clemente It seems that this Hamptons 2010 season is the season of the police. The norm seems to be roadblocks checking for inspection stickers; electronic devices checking for valid registration, stolen cars or expired insurance; and for the late night crowd, the dreaded late night stop to see if you have had more than one and a half glasses of wine. Some friends from the city have told me that they’ve stopped coming to the Hamptons, saying they don’t need the hassles. A female friend now flies to Nantucket from the City on weekends because of what she called “lack of hospitality by the police” in the Hamptons. Another friend said, “One and a half glasses of wine is not a vacation night for me. Neither is spending 20 minutes on Rt. 27 by the old south cemetery while policemen stick their heads in almost every car hoping to get lucky with an odd violation on a Memorial Day Saturday afternoon. That’s not why I drive to Hamptons. There are other places in other directions.” So what’s the connecting line between the reality of police boots on the street and the perception that the cops are everywhere, out to get us and raise needed money for the towns? In Southampton, where I feel a greater police presence this summer, Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst was unrepentive, saying, “As far as PD presence, it is a ‘can’t please them all’ reality. Some complain they don’t see or get the coverage they expect, while others complain the Police Department is overzealous and heavy handed,” she said. I believe the former is more accurate. Speeding through our country roads in residential neighborhoods, blasting music in defiance of noise ordinances, dealing drugs and driving while intoxicated will not be tolerated and we will enforce the law accordingly and for everyone’s safety.” In East Hampton, I was lucky to speak someone with extensive police and local government experience who had the facts, figures and rules. Certain roadblocks for inspection checks are mandated by the state, however this individual noted that the state does not say when. (A few years back Village Police Chief Gerard Larsen took the time to explain the need to write a certain number of violations to be eligible for state money. He explained that state money saves the local taxpayers money.) My East Hampton source for this article said that the Town has a work force of about 70 or so officers, that number not including civilian dispatchers. The Village of East Hampton has another 20, give or take who’s up for retirement or leaving the force. That’s nearly 90 officers in East Hampton. The 90 total officers includes everyone, from officers in the cars patrolling to sergeants, lieutenants, detectives, captains and chiefs who quite frankly are never on streets stopping cars for inspection tickets. Not to say they aren’t doing valuable police work, but in the final count, it’s just nine town police on duty most summer days, with a few village police added in. According to our source, “There’s at

least one officer in each of the town’s five quadrants, with some overlapping—for example, just before a shift change.” So, the idea that the force grows to a much larger number in the season is an illusion. Perhaps the bottleneck of Rt. 27 makes it appear that police presence is significantly higher. However, none of this detracts from the displeasure and discomfort of being delayed by what seems to be unnecessary police work on afternoons during the precious hours of the summer weekend. And it is bad for business. In the good times, the town perhaps was less concerned (continued on page 100)

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The cast and crew of the USA Network’s Hamptons show “Royal Pains� stayed at the luxury Harborfront Inn in Greenport this week while shooting an episode at one of the local vineyards. Cast included: Mark Feuerstein, Paulo Costanzo, Jill Flint, Reshma Shetty, Ezra Miller, Henry Winkler, Zoe McLellan, Zach Booth, David Hess. * * * WLIU-FM radio 88.3 personality Bonnie Grice hopes to become a co-host with Regis and Kelly for one morming in a national contest. Go online and cast your vote for her at regis&kelly.com before July 16. * * * Chris Seeger, a class action lawyer well known in the Hamptons, is currently representing hundreds of victims of the Gulf oil spill and Chinese drywall. Seeger was the lead attorney in getting an unprecedented $4.85 billion settlement from Merck regarding the drug Vioxx. * * * Bruce Littlefield, who wrote the book Garage Sale America, has been in the Hamptons in connection with arranging, surprise, garage sales. * * * Southampton’s Patricia Watt produced the dazzling 28th Annual Fred & Adele Astaire Awards with such talents as Ben Vereen, Roberta Flack, the casts of Broadway musicals Fela!, Come Fly Away, Ragtime and Memphis. Award-winning actor and director Lee Roy Reams swirled Broadway veterans Carol Lawrence, Sondra Lee and Mercedes Ellington. Ronald K. Brown’s Evidence, A Dance Company also appeared. Legendary director and choreographer Kenny Ortega of This Is It and High School Musical fame took home the Douglas Watt Lifetime Achievement Award, named for Watt’s late father, the esteemed Southampton critic. Honorary Chairs for the Awards Gala were Roberta Flack, The Countess Luann DeLesseps, and Bruce Michael; Gala Cochairs were Robin Cofer, Carolyn Kendall Buchter, Sara Ann Johnson, Joe Lanteri and Cassandra Seidenfeld-Lyster. Also on hand were Hamptonites Reginald Van Lee, Joyce Mullins-Jackson, Alix Michel, Andrew Wargo and “Real Housewives� stars Jill Zarin and Sonja Morgan. * * * The fashionable set was out in full force in Georgica for designer Douglas Hannant and Frederick Anderson’s summer kickoff dinner. Fern Mallis, Nina Garcia, Judith Guiliani and Rosanna Scotto toasted the designer with Vision Vodka over an amazing meal. CNN’s Alina Cho, Somers Farkas, Cindy Guyer, Melissa Berkelhammer, Whitney Fairchild and Janna Bullock were among the 100 Hamptonites in attendance. * * *

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Southampton’s Past, Online By T.J. Clemente Years ago New York Yankee/New York Mets manager Casey Stengel used to say, after making an obscure point, “You can look it up.” And now in Southampton, when it comes to the town’s long litany of historical documents and records, you can in fact go to the Town of Southampton website and look it up. So I decided to give it a try. First thing I did was navigate to town.southampton.ny.us. On the town’s homepage, was a search option, so I typed in “historical records” and was presented with a table of contents. It listed seven of the town’s eight historical books, reportedly meticulously electronically reproduced under the supervision of Southampton Town Clerk, Sundy Schemeyer. The point of the project is to allow anyone to access town history online. It took 18 months to accomplish the tasks and reports are that some of the documents were as fragile as, well, a 400-year document can be. Now they look just as ancient in their typeface, but are Steve Jobs/Bill Gates modern—right on your computer screen. (I wince when I think of someone scribbling down all the comments of a town meeting in the 1600s with a quill pen, home made ink, in the winter chill—long before central heating, great insulation and waterproof shoes.) Now with a mouse click here and a mouse click there, the voices of the past come through, in easily readable computer screen text. I decided to look up Shinnecock facts since they and their proposed casinos are in the news. I loved the presentation page Volume One, which gave me the feel I once had viewing documents at the Library of Congress, while interning for Congressman Mario Biaggi in the early ‘70s. In that book, I found this note, preparing me for my voyage through history via my laptop. It read, “To the memory of Henry Pierson, Town Clerk, (1653-1669) to whose faithful pen we are indebted for a large part or our knowledge of the early history of the town, but who, while giving us much information about other men, has left us very little concerning himself; and as no tombstone marks his last resting place, may this humble notice be his Memorial and Epitaph.” How could I leave that out of this article? The table of contents of book one was a treasure of phrases such as, “sachem’s house” and “Whaling squadron.” How about: “price of wheat”! I was in Town of Southampton Historical heaven. A while back, I had heard Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst mention to someone at a meeting I was covering that this historical project was being done, but I didn’t grasp the potential level of fun I might have skipping through history while researching this article. As for some Shinnecock trivia, how’s this? A chapter titled, “Confirmation of the sale of Indian Deed. November 24th, 1686.” This line sounds rather to the point, does it (continued on page 66)

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About the Editors Susan Galardi, Managing Editor of Dan’s Papers, has worked professionally as a writer/editor from the minute she graduated from Carnegie-Mellon University with a B.S. in writing. Susan started her 20-year career in New York as an editor for ABC/CapCities national consumer magazines. She moved from publishing to interactive/direct advertising, acting as Editorial Director, Creative Director and ACD at international agencies including BBDO, Wunderman, and OgilvyOne. Susan won national advertising awards for creating and leading humongous web projects for clients like Proctor & Gamble, IBM, Pfizer and Glaxo. During her years in the city, Susan earned a Bachelor of Music in Voice from the Manhattan School of Music and wrote and performed in offBroadway musicals and sketch comedy groups. Her award-winning musical, Living Proof, was produced three times at the Wings Theater in the West Village. Susan performed her one-woman show (directed by Betty Buckley), in New York and at the Chequit Inn on Shelter Island, and she appeared on Conan O’Brien and Comedy Central. Her musical, Who Is Natalie Spoo? was presented by the Children’s Museum of the East End in Bridgehampton in 2007. A part time resident of the Hamptons since 1984, Susan moved here full time five years ago. She lives in North Haven with her partner, Beth Troy, and their son, Hudson.

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The Gaga Next Door up for her. Maybe we could go shopping at Ikea together to furnish it and then spend some fall weekends antiquing to really do it up! I could even help her lay out an herb garden. My friend Amelia and I get together to bake once a week. She knows more about bread than I do. I have a lot to teach her about pies and jams. I wonder what Ga is into baking? “Cheesecake” would be a punch line. But perhaps we could explore the cuisine of her Italian heritage together. Recently she was quoted as saying “I have been for three years baking cakes—and now I’m going to bake a cake that has a bitter jelly,” referring to her previous albums and her new album. Hmmm, bitter as in rhubarb or cocoa powder, I wonder?

By Stacy Dermont Rumor—and a local real estate company— have it that Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter/music phenom Lady Gaga is shopping for a house in the Hamptons. Hello, neighbor! I love this kid. I think I’m too old to be a “Little Monster,” the pet name she has given to her fans. I am (just) old enough to be a dyed-in-the-wool Bowieist. Gaga is clearly the long-awaited space child of the master performer David Bowie. Who knew “the anointed one” would be a girl? I am sooo jealous. But I hope she’ll be my neighbor. I think Sag Harbor Village would be a good choice for her. She might run afoul of Southampton Village’s dress code. Sag Harbor has a long history of colorful inhabitants, from South Sea whalers to hermit philosopher Prentice Mulford (1834-1891) to Betty Friedan (1921-2006). If “Ga” lived next door I’d always know where to go to borrow a cup of glitter or some fresh adhesive bra cups. Seriously though, there aren’t many young people who can afford to live out here. It’s nice to hang out with people from different generations. Turns out they see things differently. Both my husband and my son are musicians; I can’t carry a tune in a bucket. This seems to be the perfect combination. I could be Ga’s “nonwork friend.” I can totally do supportive and noncritical. I really wouldn’t mind if Ga is already BGF to Madonna or Gwyneth Paltrow. I can share. Plus I think I can handle paparazzi, I’ve always wanted to try. My 24-year-old friend Amelia is getting married and moving to Nashville this Fall. So if Ga could move into the neighborhood around October that’d be perfect. We could gear up for trick-or-treaters together. I’d like to think that she’s looking more for a cottage where she can relax, rather than for a mega mansion for an entourage. I know she’s concerned about stress, because she is trying to avert the onset of Lupus. There’s an old house down the street for sale, I’d be happy to spruce it

Maybe Ga is buying a house to start a family. Goo-goo Gagas! I’d be delighted to babysit for her and that great little puppet theatre, Goat on a Boat, is nearby. I love those shows (and people get a little weirded-out when I attend them alone). We just put in a clothesline; she’s welcome to use it. Maybe we can volunteer at the local food pantry once a month together! We could share rides, or ride horses with “Madge” in Bridgehampton. My first bit of advice to Ga about living in the Hamptons would be to never assume that people driving the streets actually know how to drive. Her finger-flippin’ incident at Citi Field proves (continued on next page)

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not? “Within Written Deed, with ye full consent of the Rest of the Indians of Shinnccock (actual spelling) & did according to this Deed as within written sell and alienate the said lands to the Englishmen therein named.” I am only touching the tip of this one, but it is fun to get this inside view of how it all came about so many years ago. The final book of town records, Number 8, is yet to be posted on line but the first seven are up for you to “surf through” as they say. The goal is to have the project completed before the 370th anniversary of the landing of the original settlers at Conscience Point. Preparing to write this piece, I went back to Conscience Point after learning that that area was in fact where the Shinnecocks actu-

ally lived for hundreds of years. As I looked at the banks of the ponds there, I imagined smoking fires, wigwams and canoes. If you do ever stand there, it’s not difficult to make that mental leap back in time. What a place to put the proposed Casino! (That’s a joke.) One last thing about the website—the home page reads, Town of Southampton Historical Records Books. This is a front door to the back pages of history—an insight into the people who came across these waters to thrive, and to lead the formation of a new nation based on, at the time, highly radical ideas. I like to think, they didn’t come to vacation, they came on a vocation, inspiration and more than a touch of desperation. What a mix.

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Meet the Editors: Stacy Dermont, Associate Editor of Dan’s Papers, grew up on her family’s upstate farm. While there, she pretended to be a Bronte sister and studied the works of David Bowie. After receiving a bachelor’s degree in Costume Design from a state university, Dermont studied creative writing at the graduate level with Jules Feiffer and Robert Reeves. She has served as editor for The Association of Suffolk County Historical Societies and her writing has appeared in The New York Times. Dermont hopes to be a humorist when/if she grows up. She has come a long way. She’s worked as a model, an actress, a director and a playwright. These days Dermont counts herself as a local history buff, a shelter magazine addict and a yard-saling expert. When not in the office, Dermont bakes pies and cans jams as one half of Sag Harbor’s tiniest baking company, Harbor Small Batch. Her first cookbook is due out later this year. Dermont lives in Sag Harbor with half of the Americana band Edna’s Kin, her husband, Daniel Koontz, and son Bo. She is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America.

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The cost of his defense was beyond anything he had. As a result, the court ordered a public defender to defend him. He was in tears when he finally managed to make bail and go home. The next day, Hults resigned. He was disgraced. He would have to spend the next six months organizing his defense for his trial. He was, as was his wife and family, ruined. And then, of course, there was McGintee. Time went by. The rumors flew. But there was not a single sound of a shoe falling. Last week, his investigation of Hults and McGintee concluded and with tens of thousands of dollars, perhaps hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars spent, there was a little tiny sound of something somewhere happening. Twelve of the 14 charges, including all the felony charges against Ted Hults were dropped without it going to trial. In exchange, Hults agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanors: securities fraud (for a very small amount), and official misconduct. There was no fine, but he had to pay a $200 discharge court fees. And that was it. D.A. Spota was not present to hear this outcome. In the courtroom was Assistant D.A. Christopher McPartland, who said that he thought the outcome was fair. Hults did what he did, but it was just because of incompetence. Now he was no longer in a position to repeat what he did and not very likely ever to be. “When all is said and done,” McPartland said, referring to his half dozen assistants, 17 witnesses and reams of financial records, “the amount of deficit might grow to $40 million.” And so, Ted Hults goes home. And though D.A. Spota continues in office, his thoughts about higher office have gone home too.

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A Better Year: Proof is in the Numbers By T.J. Clemente It’s July, and the real estate market is much different than it was a year ago, when the industry was finding its bottom, just as Town & Country’s power broker/founder Judi Desiderio predicted. In fact when she said, “People next year will wish they had bought this summer [the summer of ‘09],” I wrote it down thinking it was good copy. But I was hoping she would be right. It looks like she was—but with limitations. Paul Brennan of Bridgehampton’s Prudential Douglas Elliman office, wasn’t ready to say that the market is totally out of the woods. “The real estate market is currently in a holding pattern. Lots of activity—but there is a gap between what potential purchasers will offer and what sellers are willing to accept,” he texted. Well how do you measure activity? With second quarter reports not out yet, I decided to ask Assemblyman Fred Thiele for the Community Preservation Fund year-to-date tax numbers. Since that number reflects a 2% tax on home sales (about $250K), it provides some insight. Thiele’s diligence in getting me those numbers is black and white proof that things are very different from last summer. Keep in mind the numbers are not the sales total, but the 2% tax. In the first five months of 2010, the CPF generated $25.1 million for all five Suffolk County towns. In the first five months of 2009, the CPF generated $10 million. Year-to-date 2010 CPF revenue for Southampton only is $14.6 million, versus just $6 million in the first five months of 2009.

For the entire Town of East Hampton, 2010 CPF revenue is $8.1 million versus $2.4 million the same period of 2009. On the North Fork the 2010 year-to-date CPF revenue from sales in the Town of Southold is $1.2 million, compared to $800,000, same period last year. Shelter Island is $600,000 up from $200,000. Riverhead 2010 CPF year-to-date is $600,000 same as 2009. Thiele also reported that, “There have been 2,450 deeds filed thus far in 2010… There were 2,000 deeds for the same period in 2009.” After getting me all these numbers I asked the hard working Assemblyman for his evaluation of the market based on his position of monitoring the sales and the CPF tax revenue. He said, “The East End real estate market has rebounded considerably from the doldrums of the winter of 2009. CPF revenues are on their way to the highest total since 2007, the apex of the East End real estate boom when the CPF topped $90 million. CPF revenues are on a trajectory to total $60 million this year. Recovery has been much stronger on the South Fork. “The CPF has now demonstrated solid revenues for a full year,” he continued. “Based upon these trends, this is the perfect time for Towns to return to an aggressive strategy to preserve lands. Revenues are growing, but prices remain flat because of a large inventory of real estate. This presents buying opportunities for Towns that haven’t been present for many years.” Agents are busy, new agents are excited whereas veterans of the 2007 era shake their heads and say, “There is movement but not like it was.”

But they are reflecting back to a time like no other ever in the Hamptons. A new real estate SVP was positive when I talk with her at the Springs Dog Park. She said she had four deals up for closings, and she explained that her strategy was to limit her listings and work really hard for the ones she has. She believes it’s best not to have too many listings, but to work diligently on a few. It seems to be working for her. Another power broker I ran into at Guild Hall said, “It’s better,” but he is still not ready to say, “it’s a sustainable recovery.” Although he did say his rental business is still busier than last year and will most likely remain so until mid August. He did admit the movement is good, but the volume still dwarfs 2007 by so much he can’t get that excited. So the buzz words for 2010 are: movement, sales, stability. But there is still a large inventory, and still some pricing issues for some sellers and many buyers.

Meet the Writers Thomas James Clemente is a graduate of Pelham Memorial High School class of ‘71 and George Washington University, ‘76. He also wrote for Congressman Mario Biaggi, DC PIRG, and a National Presidential Campaign (1972). TJ has two daughters, Schuyler, 25, and Blair, 23. He was raised in Pelham Manor, New York and is now living in Patchogue. TJ, 57, is the proud author of over 1,400 Dan’s Papers and Montauk Pioneer articles. He is presently engaged to Cindi Sansone-Braff.

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and then hire a golf course company headed up by Ed Wankel to run it. They also signed a lease for three years with Danny Murray, the popular restaurateur who ran the coffee shop through all this sturm und drang so he could continue on. What they forgot to do was ensure that Danny could continue if he wanted. When his lease would expire, he would have to negotiate a new one with the golf course company and they could have him or not. Here, in just the past six months, is what has happened. Danny’s lease for the café expired and the golf course company owner wanted a friend of his, a fine fellow who ran the Love Lane Café in Mattituck, to come in and run Poxabogue instead. Danny left, taking what he owned with him. The new owner arrived, and with his new

lease noting that the tenant would make all renovations to the café part of the building—something the Mattituck man had no objection to— the renovations began. The café, which served breakfast and lunch, even when the course was closed in the wintertime, was now temporarily closed down. It would soon reopen refreshed and remodeled for more than $100,000 and would be serving dinner as well as breakfast and lunch. A liquor license was applied for. And it was denied. Why? They had no problem with the applicant. But they discovered extensive mold in the basement of the building. A roof leak had been unfixed for a considerable time. It had got in behind some walls in the restaurant—Danny had never known—and would have to be removed before any liquor license could be Susan Galardi

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issued. At the same time this was going on, the newlyelected Supervisor of East Hampton Town, Bill Wilkinson, noting with horror the $30 million mess of debt that his predecessor left him, announced that he wanted to get out of his partnership with the Town of Southampton. Incredibly, however, the Poxabogue facility was no longer in the Town of Southampton. A new village had been formed called the Village of Sagaponack, and in carving this village out from Southampton Town—and even a little piece of East Hampton Town—it turned out that the golf course was now included inside those borders. At the present time, with the summer well underway and the golfers marching stolidly along through the nine hole fairways, back at the clubhouse, the pro shop remains open—even though small amounts of mold have been found there—and the closed restaurant doesn’t even have anybody inside doing renovations. The two towns whose private company owns this building are trying to determine if the mold in the basement is an “emergency,” requiring at least a week of mold removal by men in special suits, whether part of the wall needs to be taken down, and whether the Village of Sagaponack will allow them to put up a temporary trailer for the pro shop in the parking lot so the cash registers can continue to kaching through the busy summer season from the golf ball sales and club rentals and greens fees. “This is a revenue generating facility,” said Town Councilman Nancy Grabowski who lives in nearby Bridgehampton and is sort of the point person for whatever goes on in the far eastern reaches of the town. Revenue at the golf course exceeds $700,000 a year. Meanwhile, talks are proceeding about East Hampton Town’s desire to withdraw from the corporation and sell its shares in it to whom? Southampton? Sagaponack? Tiger Woods? The Mattituck man, Michael Avila of Love Lane Kitchens, says he is in it for the long haul. Danny Murray, at the lunch counter of the Montauk Downs Golf Course, is probably shaking his head in wonder and, back at the course, the golfers march stolidly along looking for where they continue to hit their little white balls. Anything that could possibly go wrong just did. 1196044

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Land of Opportunity ago when they set up this kick start for the recognized tribes. Recognized tribes have the exclusive right to own gambling casinos. They don’t have to open one. But if they want to, they can partner with outsiders who can bring in investment money to make it happen. But then—and here’s the rub— these partners have to be paid back and gotten out before seven years are up. In other words, whatever these investors put in to make this happen, has to end after seven years. They cease to be co-owners with the tribe. The tribe then goes it alone. In other words, people with investment money will work with the tribe, but have to arrange things so they earn whatever profits they can by

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making their investment before the seven years are up. Then, gulp, the tribe is on its own. They hire managers, croupiers, hoteliers, waiters and accountants and they are taking the same risks that everybody else in America takes. It seems to me to have been a very good arrangement the Department of Indian Affairs set up. Of course, the tribe has to get in a position where they have more than just a thin dime in the bank in order to make some of these partnerships happen. They will need legal advice, they will need architects, they will need ad people, marketing people, builders—perhaps of most significance is the fact that they must build on

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tribal-owned land. To get about 100 acres of land anywhere is going to cost them around $30 million. They can borrow to get it if they have to. But then they have to find a bank willing to lend them this money and—now for the first time they are learning this—they will have to pay it back. They have four things going for them that could help them get ready for this. One is that they have the income from their smoke shops on the Montauk Highway at the edge of their property. It’s rather small amounts that come in this way and New York State may shut down the loophole that allows them to sell cigarettes without having to pay the cigarette tax, which is what has been advantageous to them. Another is that they have a 2005 lawsuit against Southampton Town claiming ownership of much of the property in Shinnecock near the reservation, claiming in the suit that they were snookered out of this by that community at the time the “sale” was made, which was about 220 years ago. Included in this claim are Southampton College, the Shinnecock and National Golf Courses and much of downtown. In all the years that tribes have been suing the establishment for land they claim was stolen from them years ago, there has never been a case where all the land reverted to the tribe. But there have been settlements where the lawsuit got dropped in exchange for a large sum of money to make things right. For instance, the Salamanca Land Settlement Act paid the Seneca $65 million. Such a settlement might result in the kind of money necessary for the tribe to purchase land upon which they could build a casino. The fourth thing the tribe has going for it is its immediate ability to build a bingo hall on property that it owns. Such a facility could not only allow bingo but slot machines which at all casinos are a considerable source of income for a tribe because they are set up for the house to take in more than it pays out. Nobody wants the tribe to put a bingo hall with slot machines in the Hamptons, although it seems to be perfectly all right when a church or other non-profit has “casino” night and does exactly that from time to time. The tribe’s position on this is that they will hold off on doing this, for a little while anyway, to see if they can arrange things “off the reservation” with political leaders and lenders so that it is not a necessity for them to raise the money to buy land for a larger scale operation. I suspect that the time frame for this other effort might be a year or two. But if after that there is no progress toward the larger goal, do not be surprised if they move ahead with a bingo and slot machine hall on either the land they own in Hampton Bays on Peconic Bay, which is 75 acres, or the main reservation right here in Southampton. I think it is a good idea to realize that when you think “oh no, you can’t do that,” the situation now, for the very first time, is “oh yes we can.” For so long, people have said no to them. It would be totally unreasonable to expect them to agree to not do something that now they are offi(continued on page 88)

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The Real Deal about Rip Tides By Johnny Knapp It is a steamy summer day. The sun is shining, the skies are blue and the East End is scorching hot. There isn’t even a breeze on land to provide some relief. Your kids keep reminding you every five minutes that it’s hot. Even your dog can’t manage to move and lap up water from the bowl. But then, in your delirium, you remember you’re on the East End and there is an escape to these sweltering conditions: the beach. Load up the family, beach balls, toys, coolers, kites and boogie boards and head down to the ocean. Upon arriving, everyone makes a mad dash toward the water to jump in and shed the layer of sweat and lift the fog of heat exhaustion, only to be greeted at the water’s edge by huge ominous signs that read “DANGER: RIP CURRENTS.” Suddenly the bliss of jumping into the Atlantic is replaced by a feeling of fear, confusion and disappointment. The simple dip in the ocean may not be that simple today because of the silent danger lurking along the shoreline. Riptides can be daunting, even fatal. Unfortunately, like clockwork, every spring there are drownings along the beaches from Rockaway to Montauk. Many beachgoers have spent the winter out of the water and don’t have their sea legs yet. For most, recreational swimming only happens during the summer. The rest of the year is spent yearning for that dip in the ocean. Every summer, on the first sweltering day, people flock to the beaches, unaware and ignorant of ocean conditions that might trump their own swimming ability. Often drownings happen before full time lifeguards are on duty. Recently at Cupsogue Beach on Dune Road in Westhampton, two men from Brooklyn—26-yearold Deng Zheng and 31-year-old Xiang Yung— went for a swim in an unsupervised part of the water. The surf was high and rough, conditions that led to the double drowning. Before lifeguards had a chance of saving these two, the

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won the Battle of New Orleans and they had defeated an army of Canadians and Indians in Michigan, moving as far north into British Canada as York (now Toronto). On the other hand, the British had cut off the Americans once they got to Toronto and caused them to surrender. The British also occupied much of Maine and they had pretty much destroyed the American Navy such as it was. Perhaps most embarrassing of all was the British capture and burning of the City of Washington. A British commander actually ate a dinner prepared for President Madison in the White House after Madison left for higher ground with his wife Dolly (who grabbed some silver and gold jewelry and tableware to save it.) Burned were the White House, the Capital Building and the Treasury building. It was quite mess. All troops on both sides withdrew from what they had taken as a result of the treaty. But the effects were great. In Sag Harbor, the citizenry who had gotten by as traders, fishermen, whalers, crewmen, carpenters and mechanics, were now in desperate straits. Many made enough to feed their families by working as “sentinels” for the government guarding forts and other defenses. It would take two years for the fleet at Sag Harbor to be repaired enough to begin to support the town again. It was, as numerous accounts written at the time, “evil times” for that town. Among those named in this effort were the ancestors of many local people who still bear their last names today. Mentioned in the defense were David Hand and at the cannon Elias M. Cooper.

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Hamptons Tea Dance: A Hell of a Party By Susan M. Galardi Many people, straight and gay, were nonplussed and dismayed with the demise of the Swamp, that fun, lively club in Wainscott with great music that was the home to weekly, packed to the rafters summer tea dances for decades. “Where can we go to dance,?!?!” was—and still is—the question. And at least for one night, there is an answer. On Saturday, July 10, there is a fabulous benefit—by many reports one of the most fun of the summer—where dancing to an awesome DJ and having a great time are guaranteed. But unlike at the Swamp, where your well earned dollars go to the owners to run a venture a costly club/restaurant, money spent on July 10 will benefit one of the most effective civil rights nonprofits in the country: The Empire State Pride Agenda. But first, the party. The 18th annual Hamptons Tea Dance is scheduled for Saturday, July 10, from 4-8 p.m., at the Ark Project on Millstone Road in Water Mill. The most anticipated LGBT rights event of the summer season, the Hamptons Tea Dance typically draws over 1,000 attendees—an incredible cross section of people (and probably a few crossdressers)—dancing to music by the popular New York City DJ, Lady Bunny. Leaders from the worlds of business, finance, law, philanthropy, politics fashion, art and design will be on hand for the four-hour dance party extravaganza, whose lead “Diamond Level” sponsor this year is Polo Ralph Lauren. Tickets to the event, which offers cocktails and munchies, are just $100 per person in advance, $150 at the door – if available. Proceeds benefit New York’s premiere LGBT rights organization, The Empire State Pride Agenda, whose mission is to win equality and justice for LGBT New Yorkers and their families. The organization has worked tirelessly since 1990 to lobby for equal rights and equal protection under the law, and raise awareness of the inequalities among some American citizens. In 1997, at a time when members of the gay community were being forced from their homes upon the death of a partner, Empire State Pride, currently headed by Executive Director Ross Levi, succeeded in pushing through a rent regulation law to preserve rent succession rights for samesex domestic partners in the state. A year later came the big kahuna: Passage of a comprehensive domestic partnership law in New York City that ended a 10-year struggle to achieve equal recognition of domestic partner relationships for both gay and straight couples. It set a new national benchmark by covering all areas under city jurisdiction. In 2001, that effort was successful in the extension of domestic partnership benefits to state senate employees. In 2004, the Pride Agenda worked with NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg to assure that the City’s five pension funds with over 600,000 members would treat marriages of same-sex couples performed outside of New York State like any other marriage when administering pension fund benefits. But possibly one of the most significant coups for the organization addressed highly emotional issues of people in committed relationships in

of a bill in New York State guaranteeing domestic partners the same access rights as spouses and next-of-kin when taking care of loved ones in hospitals, nursing homes and health-care facilities. Just this year, that was extended to the passage of a bill providing medical decision-making authority to same-sex partners. Needless to say, the Empire State Pride Agenda’s agenda is all about equal protection under the law—liberty and justice for all. And they throw a hell of a party. 18th Annual Hampton Tea Dance, Saturday,

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water. In front of them was the ocean. Behind them were all the beachgoers. Would these people holding hands block those wanting to go for a swim? Hmm. Frankly, as I stood at the top of the beach, it occurred to me that the image I had had in my mind after reading all the publicity about this event was all wrong. I thought everyone would hold hands ACROSS the beach—it said Hands Across the Sand after all—meaning from the ocean to the dunes. Here they were sort of ALONG the beach. Well it was a very impressive sight. I did ask someone behind me walking fast to get out there about this. “If there’s enough of us,” this person said, “it will be across the beach. The beach goes all the

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Buzz Kill for the Party Houses By Diane Strecker The Hamptons, long been famous its posh parties, has become one of most the sought after venues in the country for celebrities and socialites to throw a soiree. Unfortunately, not all of the social gatherings here consist of the gala fundraising events or the sipping of cocktails on the lawn of an estate that we would normally associate them with. The bikini filled beaches, monster waves and lively bars are the allure for a much younger group of party goers, perhaps not quite as sophisticated as is associated with the Hamptons crowd. In fact, it has almost become ritual each season for graduates and under age prom goers to travel east in droves from up the island to let off steam and celebrate their rite of passage by experiencing their all night or overnight bash in the Hamptons. In recent years these parties have moved on from the local motels and resorts to private homes. Both the parties and “party houses” have become more elaborate, expensive and apparently out of control. It seems it has become en vogue to rent large, fully equipped homes with pools, Jacuzzis, and expansive outdoor decking, for a weekend or even just an overnight stay. The hefty price tag that goes along with these rentals is often split many ways to make it affordable for herds of invited

and uninvited guests to stop by and/or stay the night. That may result in overcrowding, and people flopping just about anywhere. But the noise levels, underage drinking, large crowds and excessive number of vehicles that come along with them have Southampton Code Enforcement Division cracking down. As it turns out, partying in the Hamptons is not always fun for everyone. Local residents living in close proximity to a party rental are far from enjoying the peace and tranquility that exemplifies the area. Those with investment properties or primary homes that they want or need to rent struggle with attracting tenants due the noise and undesirable activity. One local Sag Harbor home owner reported that the parties at a neighboring rental go on day and night; and says they can be seen out on the deck before she goes to bed and again when she wakes up in the morning. It has become virtually impossible to successfully show her rental property. Since early in the season, Southampton Code Enforcement division has had to come down hard on party house rentals. And, it is not just the disturbances that have town officials disturbed. On June 11 in Sag Harbor, Southampton Town investigations and Enforcement Unit assisted by police, respond-

ed to complaints from local residents at 4:34 a.m. to make a visit to 1206 Middleline Highway. This address is located directly outside the Village of Sag Harbor. Of the 17 occupants interviewed, all were 18 years of age or younger. After obtaining a search warrant of the premises, officials found an array of violations including eight building code safety violations. They discovered that none of the safety equipment, carbon monoxide nor smoke detectors were functioning. “One Carbon Monoxide detector was removed from its proper location, and none of the bedrooms had a functioning smoke detector,” said Chief Town Investigator David Betts. In addition, the gates around the pool were broken and various electrical violations were also found. Numerous alcoholic beverages found in the home added a violation citing the New York Alcohol Beverage Control Law—particularly since occupants were under the age of 21. In the last two weeks, six other homes located in North Sea and Tuckahoe on North Magee Street, Sherwood Road and Fords Lane, all owned by John Destefano, racked up 50 violations. This time investigators found there were no certificates of occupancy nor rental permits. They did find transient tenants, building safety violations and fire code violations. Many of these rentals include swimming pools, hot tubs, basketball and volleyball courts—all added without building permits. Some of the (continued on page 102)

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The Crisis of the Haul Seine Fishermen This story first appeared in The East Hampton Summer Sun May 15, 1975. By Dan Rattiner The above picture was taken at six o’clock in the morning on a beach in Amagansett. It was taken last Thursday morning, but it could have been taken anytime in the last 20 or 30 years. In fact, if you were to swap the trucks for wagons,

this picture could have been taken on the Amagansett beach on almost any early morning since the arrival of the white settlers. For it is the classic scene of our local haul seiners, a hearty group of some 30 or 40 commercial fishermen, who fish along the shore using nets, boats, winches and trucks. The local Indians taught the first white men how to haul seine. With one end of a large net on

shore, you play the rest of the net out from the back of a boat that you’ve run through the breaking surf. Then, turning the boat through a wide arc, you lay the net into the ocean in a great semi-circle. Thus you have a net, out about 1,000 yards into the ocean in the middle, and held on shore at both ends. All that remains, then, is to haul the net in. In the old days, crews hauled the net in hand over hand. Today, gasoline-driven winches mounted on the backs of pickup trucks do the same job. The net returns slowly, with two hours gone before the net is fully ashore. Then the haul seiners run down to the water’s edge, pull the fish out of the nets and into wooden baskets, and drive off to market with the fish. The net is then “set” a second time from the back of the boat, and the process is repeated. Haul seiners usually work no more than two or three sets a day. That would be about nine hours of commercial fishing. There are five-man haul seining crews in Moriches and in Southampton. But the old time native families living around Accabonac Harbor—Bonackers, they are called—comprise most of the haul sein fishermen. People with names such as Lester, King or Miller have passed down the art of haul seining from father to son for hundreds of years. The current generation of a dozen Bonac families make their living haul seining, mostly along the beaches of Napeague, Amagansett and East Hampton. These Bonackers are the farmers of the sea, and with their picturesque New England homes, their Yankee accents, their peaked caps, rubber waders, boats and nets, they have contributed much to the quality of life on the East End. Yet their way of life may be coming to an end. Consider this: it is six o’clock in the morning on a beach in Amagansett. Two lone surfcasters, residents of Port Washington, have been out on the beach since three, casting through the waves, drinking coffee, fishing without success for striped bass. Then, at six, the birds begin to appear, circling over the ocean, just a few hundred yards to the east, down the beach. A sure sign of fish. The surfcasters pack their gear and begin to walk quickly down the beach toward the birds and the fish. But before they can get there, Lic.#6135 HI

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show each year and we jumped on it. We’ve had triple the number of people coming for food since last year. Since January, we’ve spent close to $100,000 on food. We’ve had to step up our fundraising this year. In the past we only did it in the fall. And now we have to do more fund raising all the time.� The Food Pantry, 219 Accabonac Rd. in the Windmill Village II complex, fed over 22,000 people last year, she said. “The Hamptons has the reputation that everyone is rich but a majority of people who live here are working class and they are

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Baldwin Hosts Art of the Steal By Allyson Zacharoff Movie aficionados on the East End eagerly awaiting the renowned Columbus Day Weekend Hamptons International Film Festival (HIFF) are in luck—HIFF will soon present the first film in their 2nd Annual Summer Docs series at Guild Hall in East Hampton. The series will include three screenings of documentaries over the course of the summer. Last year Academy Award winner for Best Documentary Feature, The Cove, was one of the films shown during the series. “The Hamptons swell in the summer,” David Nugent, the Director of Programming for HIFF explained, saying that during these busy months he “wanted [the Festival] to have a

presence.” When it came to the film genre for this annual summer series, Nugent went on to explain that they wanted something with substance, “something you could sink your teeth and your mind into.” The choice of documentary as a genre has added a unique aspect to this series when compared to the other “exciting things [that] happen in the summer.” First on this year’s schedule is The Art of the Steal, showing this Monday, July 5, at 8 p.m. Film Director Don Argott will hold a question and answer session after the film, along with returning Summer Docs Host Alec Baldwin. (The other two films and dates in the series have not yet been announced.) Tickets are $18 for Guild Hall members and $20 for non-mem-

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Ditch Plains Does Hands Across the Sand By Nanci E. LaGarenne I followed the handmade sign that read: HANDS, with an arrow pointing right on Ditch Plains Road off 27 in Montauk. I was one of many who were meeting at ‘Ditch’ beach to protest offshore drilling. We were to join hands standing at the water’s edge at noon. I grabbed a coffee at the Ditch Witch wagon and watched the morning unfold. Surfers were already riding the waves and adults were getting blankets and kiddies set up on the sand. I noticed Surfrider Foundation had a tent set up down the beach and I walked toward it. Others followed. Beachgoers were lining up at the Surfrider table to sign a petition entitled: ‘No to further offshore drilling.’ A cameraman was setting up his gear nearby and a Surfrider guy with a megaphone walked up and down the beach inviting people to join them at noon. Some were watching, some were gathering in small groups chatting, some were oblivious to anything but the rays. Others engrossed in their new iphones, perhaps. I noticed a ‘school’ of young surfers following their leader and doing surf drills. Babies played with pails in the sand. It was a top summer day with the sun overhead in all its glory. The day also promised a partial lunar eclipse and a full moon. A rare occurrence when the sun moon and earth are all in alignment. It would prove a special day. I was introduced to Thomas Muse, the organizer of the Hands Across The Sand (HATS) event at Ditch. His co-organizer, Mara Dias, was diligently and pleasantly encouraging people to sign the petition. Muse had my ear. He told me how HATS got started. A man named Dave Rauschkolb, a surfer from Florida, got a group together in February of this year, and joined hands against offshore drilling. It turned out to be the largest anti-off-

shore protest in history. HATS was born. “We were so impressed,� said Muse. “We’re so far from the Gulf, but we could have the physical impact. Long Island is all about the beach. We want to get ahead of any future drilling. Today is an easy lift. People are already at the beach. It will be very powerful.

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The cast, from left to right: Anson Mount, Jennifer Mudge, Daniel Deferrari, Dave Wilson Barn, Shane McRae,

By Gordin & Christiano Opening July 6 in preview, with opening night scheduled for Saturday, July 10, the Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor will present a revival of playwright Lanford Wilson’s Fifth of July, a prequel to his Pulitzer Prize winning Talley’s Folly. Wilson, who has been a resident of Sag Harbor since 1970, adds a touch of irony to the show, directed by Terry Kinny, which will run through August 1. The playwright’s themes often echo a struggle to preserve the past while moving on, which is reflected in the historic fishing village he calls home. Wilson established his career Off Broadway in the early 1960s as a playwright with a unique voice writing his signature one act plays like The Madness of Lady Bright. He cofounded The Circle Repertory Company in 1969, where his production of The Hot L Baltimore won him critical acclaim and numerous awards. Fifth of July originated there in 1978 with actors William Hurt and Jeff Daniels, before debuting on Broadway in 1980 with Christopher Reeve taking over for Hurt. A television film with Richard Thomas put the play to rest until The Signature Theater Company revived the drama in 2002 as part of a season-long tribute to Lanford Wilson. Fifth of July is set in 1977 at the Tally Farm, a prosperous spread in southern Missouri, where Ken Tally Jr., a legless 33-year-old Vietnam veteran and his lover Jed, a horticulturist, live in the sprawling family farmhouse built at the turn of the century. The time is the evening of the Fourth of July and the following morning, during a weekend-long visit of Ken’s 34- year-old sister June, who has brought her teenage daughter Shirley. Also there for the weekend are old friends from college, Gwen and John, former activists who are now distressed over what they had thought would be a better world. Gwen is a hard drinking, pill popping heiress, who aspires to be a rock star and John is her husband and manager. The action of the play centers on Gwen’s offer to buy the farm, which she would like to turn into a recording studio, and on Ken’s 64-yearold Aunt Sally, who has come to the farm to scatter the ashes of her late husband. The play is profoundly moving and often hilarious with sharp, funny dialogue. Fifth of July is one of Wilson’s most memorable works, it reveals the lost hopes and dreams of a generation and the

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Patrick Christiano is a critic, actor, writer, and director. His reviews have appeared in Dan’s Papers for a decade & online for TheaterLife.com. A voting member of the Drama Desk he served on the Nominating Committee the past two seasons. Celebrity interviews include Vanessa Redgrave, Jacqueline & Charles Busch. He is artistic director of SilvaRoad Productions & studied with the legendary Stella Adler.

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need to accept the bitterness necessary to moveon to a better more fulfilling life. Terry Kinny, one of the founding members of Chicago’s renowned Steppenwolf Theater Company, will put his unique spin on the revival of Wilson’s classic ensemble play. Kinny’s directing credits at Steppenwolf include The Violet Hour, Of Mice and Men, and One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest, which moved to Broadway and won a Tony Award for best revival of a play. Kinny is an accomplished actor, as well, probably best known for his role as Tim McManus in the HBO series “Oz.� He has also appeared in the films Save the Last Dance and Sleepers. Theater-trained actor and film star Anson Mount, whose breakthrough role was in the Brittney Spears film Crossroads in 2002, will head the ensemble as Ken Talley Jr. He has also appeared in the movies Tully, City by the Sea, and Corpus Christi. Shane McRae, and his theater credits include Take Me Out and Killers And Other Family, will play his lover Jed. Jennifer Mudge will take on the pivotal role as the story’s catalyst Gwen. Mudge appeared at Bay Street in No Time for Comedy and on Broadway in The Philanthropist. Several Broadway veterans are featured in the revival including Elizabeth Franz (Death of a Salesman), will play Ken’s preoccupied Aunt Sally, David Wilson Barnes (The Lieutenant of Inishmore and the film You Don’t Know Jack), will create John Landis. Kelly Overbey (Buried Child, Cost of Utopia),who has tread the boards at Bay Street in Night Season Earth to Buckywill play Ken’s sister June. Rounding out the talented ensemble are Danny Deferrari (As You Like It), Kally Duling (Bus Stop, Little Women).

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Darryll Hammond also returns to Bay Street for a live performance July 5 at 8 p.m. For a late night spin on July 4 at 11 p.m., RDV East is featuring the “BOX� who will perform a twisted Hampton debut. America’s Birthday celebration wouldn’t be complete without sky high explosions. The Hamptons offers several opportunities to enjoy a 2000 year old Chinese tradition. July 2, the Southampton Fresh Air Home kicks off the holiday weekend, with its 23rd Annual American picnic with Fireworks by Grucci at a private ocean front estate on Meadow Lane in Southampton. This is the ultimate picnic buffet with popcorn carts, ice cream, hot dogs, arts and crafts and carnival booths. Plus, a spectacular fireworks display over Shinnecock Bay, orches-

trated to patriotic music. Tickets start at $75 for children under 21. All proceeds benefit the SFAH. Saturday, July 3 the North Sea Fire Department in Southampton will showcase a kiddie Carnival and Fireworks display @ 6 p.m. The Devon Yacht Club will light up the sky with their fireworks display in East Hampton at 9:30 p.m. Sag Harbor Yacht Club will fire off along the wharf at 9:30 p.m. Montauk’s famous fireworks show will blast off at 9 p.m. on July 4. In Hampton Bays, bring your chair to the Sundays at 7 Summer Concert Series 2010 at The Church of St. Rosalie which will kick off with a tribute to all our armed forces. Tim Humbert and Jenifer DeMeo team up to host a true red, white and blue USA birthday to remember!

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Brad and Melissa Rand, Marc Simon, Melissa Grad, Goran Macura and Kelly Connaughton. Empowering women may have been the unofficial theme for the evening, but the crowd got emotional—even Shannen Doherty was teary, when 13-year-old Retreat honoree, Jordan Bacher gave an eloquent acceptance speech and presented the Retreat with a check for $600 from his Bar Mitzvah money. Jordan said, “A boy truly becomes a man when he gives back to the community.� During the live art auction, Doherty and boyfriend Iswarienko quickly jumped into bidding mode with paddles in hand. At one point Doherty joked, “I’m competitive� and was so in the zone she and Iswarienko momentarily bid against each other on the same painting, “Through the Trees� by Michael Viera. (They eventually won it.) Doherty and her guests stayed until the end. She posed for pictures with fans and signed autographs. The couple stayed at their beachfront suite at the Panoramic View Hotel in Montauk and then loaded into an East End Limousine to JFK on a flight back to LA. The Gala helped the Retreat raise more than $200k to benefit Domestic Violence Services. You can still help make a difference this season and join the Retreat on August 22 for the Third Annual Car Rally. If you’re fortunate enough to have this holiday weekend off, there are several opportunities to celebrate your freedom. On Friday July 2, Gossip Girl star, Matthew Settle will be a special guest at Axe Lounge in Southampton from 10:30 p.m.-midnight. Alec Baldwin, Sam Underwood and the rest of the brilliant cast will perform the last run of Equus by Peter Shaffer and directed by Tony Walton at the John Drew Theater on July 3. Baldwin will be back at Guild Hall July 5 to host The Hamptons International Film Festival’s Second Annual “Summer Docs�— a three-part series with a screening of The Art of the Steal. Baldwin will introduce the film and participate in a Q&A session with Director Don Argott (see related article in the Entertainment Section.) Joy Behar fans can catch the Emmy Awardwinning talk show host and comedienne in action July 3, 8 p.m., performing at the Bay Street Theater’s Summer Comedy Club Series. SNL’s longest-running cast member,

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about what people (visitors) thought. The feeling among many (law enforcement and permanent residents) was: There are way too many tourists and summer people. You can’t park, can’t get a table at a restaurant, can’t get in at the movies. Beach parking lots are filled too early, there are no boat slips at the marina. Not to mention, they’re buying up all the homes at crazy prices.” Now, with businesses still recovering and some visitors returning, the inconvenience of police blocks on Memorial Day Weekend seems to be a bizarre way to reintroduce newcomers or welcome repeat visitors to the Hamptons. Nobody wants drunk drivers behind the wheel, nor lawbreakers unpunished. But local businesses need some assistance in making

the Hamptons user friendly, so that they can recover from the last few years. Consider this anecdote, for example. A female friend in her late 50s, driving a new 2009 car with current registration and inspection sticker visible on the windshield, was stopped at a roadblock on Rt. 27 at 5:00 p.m. the Friday of Memorial Day weekend for a routine check. Her license, registration and insurance card were requested, and promptly provided. Traffic was bottlenecked up on the major artery into the Village and gateway to Amagansett and Montauk. Is this good police work? When people are in trouble, they call the police and we law abiding citizens are grateful for their service. Doing my job as a reporter,

I’ve witnessed police bravery that has saved lives, and watched officers risk their own lives to protect other’s property when responding to intruders, noises or worse. I have had the pleasure of interviewing then Captain Eckert, last year; he was recommended to be the new Town Chief by long time legend East Hampton Police Chief Todd Sarris and was sworn in last Friday at the new town hall with his family and fellow officers proudly attending. The new Chief knows the town, knows what his force is doing, and most likely will have a good reason why what is being done is being done. But perhaps those in a position to make visitors feel less traumatized by routine police procedures can take action to do so. After people take a long drive from the city to spend their hard earned dollars in this wonderful, beautiful community, let’s welcome them.

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and Nick Pileggi dining with Allen and Debbie Grubman. * * * Kyle MacLachlan showed why he’s one of the top ranked celebrity golfers in the world when he took to the green at the Hampton Hills Golf & Country Club for the 6th Annual Hamptons Golf Classic. Giants star Justin Tuck and teammate Gerris Wilkinson also participated alongside Knicks legend John Starks and Real Housewife Jill Zarin, who came in last place despite having her own custom made pink golf clubs, to raise money for Tuck’s R.U.S.H. for Literacy charity. * * * Earlier this month Hamptons renter Lady Gaga took off her top and gave reporters the finger at a New York Mets professional baseball game. She was removed to Jerry Seinfeld’s private suite at the stadium. East Hamptonite Seinfeld later commented on a New York sports radio show “I can’t believe they put her in my box that I paid for! You give people the finger and you get upgraded? Is that the world we’re living in now?” * * * Sag Harbor songtress Alexa Ray Joel has started dating singer-songwriter Cass Dillon. * * * Dan’s Papers veteran writer T. J. Clemente has become engaged to “Best Long Island Psychic of 2010” Cindi Sansone-Braff. * * * Sag Harbor composer Daniel Koontz’ recent work, “Soft Stillness and the Night,” which appears on Strike’s new cd, Strike: Convergence, has hit the top of cdbaby.com’s Modernist Classical chart. The work is currently being performed live across China by Strike, an American percussion ensemble. * * * (continued on page 104)

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the service of Cutchogue’s Major Silas Horton. Not to ever be forgotten is the story of patriot Fanny Leyland of Southold Village who, while visiting her uncle Col. William Ledyard in Groton, Connecticut, witnessed a battle of patriots against British forces under the command of former patriotturned-traitor Benedict Arnold. The Americans, with only 153 colonial men, were soundly defeated. Leyland heroically tended to 40 wounded soldiers—after watching her uncle be slain with his own sword by the British. In that small obscure battle now remembered as the battle at Fort Griswold, 84 other colonials died. It may be noted that, after Benedict Arnold escaped the West Point fiasco and a traitor’s

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fled. One of the first official battles of the American Revolution pitched a raiding party sent by General George Washington to where the Plum Island lighthouse now stands to intercept British cattle-raiding parties. Of course the Colonial troops were routed and fled via Orient Point. During the war of 1812 the British War Fleet returned and tried to blockade the Sound. However, when they tried to come ashore they were repelled on the docks of Sag Harbor by men led by a local American officer named Vail. It was surly a menacing sight to see the mighty British War frigates off the Long Island shores. Although Sag Harbor was shelled, there are no accurate reports of Orient being shelled. It may have been these events that led to the construction of Fort Tyler at the tip of Gardiner’s Bay and Block Island Sound, where today it is called the ruins due to the fact that the United states Military used it as a practice bombing target during World War II. So this July 4, enjoy the holiday and celebrate our liberty but remember real locals, including many a North Fork patriot, who fought to achieve it.

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homes had been illegally converted to multifamily housing and apartments were added over garages. Officials also cited the out-of-town landlord for having an excessive number of vehicles and overflowing dumpsters. In most cases, up to 15 people could be found sleeping in a three bedroom house. Destafano who does not live in any of the homes, is now facing criminal charges and possible jail time. James Melis of New York City, the owner of a Sag Harbor rental on Middleline Road, advertises his home on the internet as “relaxing, rejuvenating, and romantic retreat for couples and families in the Village of Sag Harbor.” I think area residents would beg to differ. His website Once Upon Sag Harbor depicts the property as a luxurious and magical. His retreat is still part of an ongoing investigation. Its amenities include a freeform heated pool, waterfall, bridge, sauna, bocce court and extensive decking. Councilwoman Bridget Fleming, the Town Boards Code Enforcement liaison, said, “It is our hope that this investigation sends a message to absentee landlords who set up dangerous living conditions that not only threaten our young people, but the quality of life in our neighborhoods.”

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famous, late diet doctor, Robert Atkins. * * * Southampton’s Michael J. Griffith, the criminal lawyer, was mistaken for Richard Gere when he dined at New York’s marquee-name playpen, Elaine’s. * * * The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation’s Unconditional Love benefit will honor Bernadette Peters, star of musical theater, television and films and founder of Broadway Barks, on Saturday, July 24th, at the Southampton oceanfront home of Liz Brown and Leslie Alexander. Honorary Chairs are Bruce Weber and Nan Bush. Nancy Corzine, Andy Sabin and Sandra McConnell will chair the event and April Gornik and Jane Young will serve as Chairs for the Charity Buzz auction. Info: Linda B. Shapiro 329-5480

* * * LL Cool J will be honored with the American Red Cross Humanitarian Award at the pond front Sagaponack home of Tricia Kallett and Craig Klosk on Saturday, August 7th. Eli Manning and Debra L. Lee, President and CEO of BET Holdings, Inc. parent company of BET, will serve as Honorary Chairs. Matthew Blank, Barbara & Jack Dildabanian, Chris Lighty, Kevin Liles, Stewart Rahr and Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch serve as Event Cochairs. Info: Linda B. Shapiro 329-5480 * * * Michael Hirtenstein and Christina Hale will host HEAT, the fundraising event for Southampton Hospital’s Ellen Hermanson Breast Center and Ellen’s Well, Saturday, August 21 their magnificent Bridgehampton home. Donna Karan, Steven Klein and Hope Klein Langer will be honored. Kim Cattrall and Edie Falco serve as Honorary Chairs and Christie Brinkley, Gabby Karan de Felice, Lisa Schifter Greenberg and Kelly Klein are the Event Chairs. Jr. Chairpersons are Ariel Moses and Julia Weiskopf. Info: Linda B. Shapiro 329-5480 * * * Sag Harbor-based Americana band, Edna’s Kin, is donating a special performance to promote local agriculture by performing at the Hayground Farmers Market on Mitchell Lane in Bridgehampton next Friday, July 9. * * * Famed Hamptons hat designer Tracey Tooker set up an impromptu hat shop at the Southampton Historical Society’s Antiques Fair last Sunday. Shoppers indulged in some of Tooker’s fabu confections. * * * Gary Beeber showed his new film Dirty Martini in a sneak preview at Sag Harbor Cinema last Sunday. The crowd went wild. * * * “20/20” anchor John Quinones dined at Bostwick’s Chowder House on Pantigo Road in East Hampton with four friends last Friday. They sampled the tomato and mozzarella stack, blackened mahi mahi, cheeseburger and roasted corn chowder. On Saturday David Johansen (a.k.a. Buster Poindexter) and a friend were spotted eating dinner. They had New England Clam Chowder, Fried Oyster Appetizer, Fish & Chips & Seafood Pasta. * * * Spotted at Nick & Toni’s in East Hampton were George Stephanopoulos with his wife and friends. Dining outside was famed chef Eric Ripert and actress Blythe Danner with friends including Loraine Boyle. * * * J WoWW from “Jersey Shore,” Nick Cannon from “America’s Got Talent,” Randy Jackson from “American Idol” and Countess Luann de Lesseps from “Housewives of NYC” were just a few of the celebs in the 600+ crowd of guests at the June 26 Phoenix House Summer Party hosted by Margie and Michael Loeb, honoring Tony Disanto, President, Programming MTV and Lauran and Charlie Walk, Chairman and CEO CWE Media. The event, coordinated by Linda B. Shapiro, LBS Productions, raised $300,000.00 for its two East Hampton facilities.

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Films for the Fourth, from Every Angle By Ian Stark We all have in our minds things we equate and attach to the Fourth of July holiday: fireworks, parades perhaps—some may even remember that it’s also a day for patriotism and national reverence. As for the movie industry? It’s a big, big money day—Spiderman, Superman, Transformers, Terminators and Men in Black have all scored major bucks meeting the public onscreen in the first week of the seventh month. But what about that day’s role in cinema? Holidays always find a way to end up in films, but unlike Christmas—with it’s heartwarming, Scrooge-healing and all-around happy family

clichéd elements—Independence Day always takes on the energy of fireworks, and just like the bombs bursting in air, it’s often a moment for cinematic characters to explosively come to where they should be. We can start with one of the most recent flicks to feature the Fourth: Adventureland. Not necessarily a box office smash, it nonetheless is growing quickly as an unrated yet mostly lauded classic. Taking place in 1987, lead character James Brennan’s (Jesse Eisenberg) dreams of attending Columbia for graduate school hit a snag when his parents inform him they can’t afford it—forcing him to take a lousy job at a lousy amusement

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Neighbor: By Susan Saiter Generally, when I do a “Who’s Here” feature, I insist on doing my own interview, preferably in person. But I am writing this one—a “Neighbor”—about Paul McCartney (that’s Sir to us commoners), without having met him nor even spoken on the phone. But then maybe that’s better, anyway, because if I were to score an interview with him, I would 1) probably shriek and faint like the teenagers did when he first waved from that big English ship that docked in New York, and 2) now that 64 will be more than a little Beatles ditty for me in—well, never mind—I would probably have a heart attack and die on the spot, and this article never would have gotten written. But then, on second thought, maybe that wouldn’t be such a bad way to go. And who knows, I—and other summer habitues of the Hamptons—could yet actually have an encounter with easily the most popular Beatle. After all, he has a home near East Hampton, and no one can stay inside 24/7, can he? Reportedly, McCartney especially likes to experience the salty and sweet East End breezes in August and September. And now that he is courting and said to be likely to marry divorced socialite Nancy Shevall, maybe he’ll be showing up a little more than he used to. Shevell has her own Hamptons house, which should team up nicely with McCartney’s home in Amagansett. McCartney, 68, started dating the 50-year-old

Paul McCartney Singer/Songwriter transportation company heiress when she separated from her husband, Bruce Blakeman, in 2007. He was quoted in the Huffington Post as saying, “We are blissfully happy together.” “It makes everyone comfortable that she is clearly not after Paul’s money,” a source once

told Britain’s Sunday Telegraph. And according to the Huffington Post source, his daughter, Stella McCartney, whose clothing line is one of the hottest in fashion, approves of the marriage. (McCartney once discussed her line with sales people at Bergdorf’s, describing her slightly funky take on business clothes as “for the executive woman who is fashionable and pretty, but who won’t take any CRAP from anyone”). The ex-Beatle and Shevell were photographed outside a sushi restaurant in Amagansett, not too long ago. One assumes she had avocado or cucumber roll, as she is a vegetarian, one of her many similarities to McCartney’s first wife, Linda, who died of cancer. He also made an appearance last August at daughter Stella’s opening of her short-lived boutique at the Fireplace Project in the Springs. McCartney’s house, a wood frame on Pintail Lane in Amagansett, is not what one might expect of one of the world’s most famous people and someone whose band practically invented the counterculture and the ‘60s. It’s comfy-looking and traditional, maybe the kind of house you could picture a WASPY, sort-of-rich kid’s grandmother would have. Does that tell us something about the Beatle that seemed the most clean-cut and wholesome? One note—wholesomeness is relative, of course, and we’re comparing him to the other Beatles, who were more known for weirdness as (continued on page 110)

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By Dan Rattiner Week of July 8-14, 2010 Riders this week: 11,121 Rider miles this week: 100,314 SMOKE AND FIRE AT AMAGANSETT Straphangers on our Amagansett platform fled in panic when smoke and fire broke out from underneath a subway car stopped at the station late Saturday morning. Many thought it was some kind of terrorist attack, and after rushing two at a time up the escalator, arrived outside at the street across from Amagansett Square, where several people collapsed either from fright or smoke inhalation. Police rushed over and took control of the scene, setting up a triage station there as ambulances and medics appeared. And shortly thereafter, the subway’s electrical system entirely shut down. The cause of the fire and smoke was soon determined to have been from a metal inspection approval plate coming loose from its screws on the underside of the subway car and getting wedged in below the third rail. Inspectors approve the underside of the subway cars, then remove the plate, punch a YES hole through the metal, and then put it back.

In this case it was not screwed back in properly. The 600 watt third rail heated up this 3” by 4” metal plate until it burst into flames, only finally going out after the system was shut down. The Subway System reopened for business at its regular time of 5 a.m. on Sunday morning after all the inspection plates on all the trains had been inspected. No other loose ones had been found. The Subway System will consider going back to the cardboard plates they used to use—until it was determined that the cardboard became unreadable after a train went through an underground puddle. The meeting of the Board of Directors to consider the matter will take place on Monday. The one third that remains of the metal plate that burnt will be sold on EBay. BIRTHDAY Happy 41st Birthday to Agnes Pontopolous, our very special restroom attendant in Sag Harbor. Everybody who knows her loves her. WILDCAT STRIKE ENDS The sudden union walkout that shut down the subway system last Monday for two hours has not gone over well here at the Hampton Bays headquarters office of the Subway Commissioner. He says future strikes such as

this will not be tolerated and a pool of new temporary workers is being organized from among the employees in the headquarters cafeteria to prevent that happening again by rushing in “Minuteman style” if one were to occur again. The wildcat strike occurred, according to Union President Abraham O’Hara, because management had not paid the slightest attention to complaints among his workers that they were occasionally suffering assaults while stopping turnstile jumpers. “We’ve had cases where union members have been hit with pocketbooks, elbowed in the ribs and spat upon as they went about trying to do their jobs of collecting these fares,” O’Hara said. O’Hara says he wants to change the wording in his union’s contract so that instead of it reading “employees hired to stop turnstile jumping will take responsibility for ending that practice,” to “employees hired to stop turnstile jumping will do so to the best of their ability and then run away and let the turnstile jumper through if threatened with bodily harm.” But up on the streets, there were still bad feelings. At the end of that day, as the strikers were coming home from work after their brief two-hour walkout, a motorman named Francis Carmichael was spat upon at the corner of Hampton Road and David White’s Lane by a woman. Typically, union members who get spat upon—it’s in the contract—take a week or two to recover, being absent for emotional trauma with pay for however long it takes. In this (continued on page 113)

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Neighbor: McCartney they went along, or for setting the gold standard for hippie-dom, like John Lennon, who used to conduct “hash ins” (I know, I was at one at University of Michigan) and wrote profundities like the small tome entitled Last Will and Testicle. At the outset, though, none of the Beatles could claim status as the kind of boy you’d like your daughter to bring home, in fact, in my high school, the first boy to show up wearing a Beatles haircut was promptly expelled for three days and expected to return with a respectably greased-back DA. Well anyway, let’s all hope for some McCartney-spottings this summer. Plenty of us remember that night in 1964 when the Beatles debuted on “The Ed Sullivan Show” in slightly grainy black and white. A hunched over Ed Sullivan gave them his puppet-mouthed smile of approval while shouting, “The Beatles,” and there they were for the screaming adolescent females of the world—four guys in skinny suits and ties with bowl-over the head haircuts. There was John Lennon, the smart one; Ringo, the goofy one; George Harrison, who didn’t express his thoughts much, the reserved and mysterious one; and Paul, the floppy haired cute one. And seemingly the least screwed-up one, the nice one, the one who would take you on a date and maybe only try a kiss the first time, unlike, say bad boy Mick Jagger. Paul and Linda were frequently involved in espousing animal rights along with the Peace that the other Beatles advocated; Paul certainly had his public talks about marijuana and cocaine, and when he was with Wings he was

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busted. But he isn’t the one fans typically associate with drug like some of the other Beatles. McCartney comes off as practical, not out-there, talented, level headed, maybe a real person inside that celebrity body who would like someday to get out. He might have trouble accomplishing that here. The Guiness Book of Records names him the most successful musician and composer in popular music history, with sales of 100 million singles and 60 gold records. McCartney’s song “Yesterday” is thought to be the most covered song in history with more than 2,200 versions— from the various elevator versions to painful nightclub renditions to schmaltzy poor man’s TV show versions to the lyrical-melancholylonging version the man himself wrote and recorded. In the concert program for his 1989 world tour, McCartney wrote that Lennon received all the credit for being the avant-guard Beatle and McCartney was known as “baby-faced;” that Lennon was “hard-edged” and McCartney “softedged.” He tried to counter the latter image by saying that he was into meditation, which is better than “sleeping, eating, or shouting at someone,” activities he presumably was trying to cut down on. Of course when he celebrated his 64th birthday on June 18, 2006, it scared the heck out of many baby-boomers. If McCarthy could actually turn the dreaded age that he had patronized in his little ditty “When I’m 64” as if it would never really come, not to people who were as cool as he was or as we were, then the huge

bummer of the fact that we might all actually get old too hit us like a ton of bricks dug up from Abby Road. Or could we look at it this way—if he was 64, then 64 wasn’t old, because Paul McCartney and the Beatles brought youthful rebellion to an art form. And since we wore bell bottoms and funky long hair and were known to toke a blunt every now and then and had a vocabulary of about two dozen words—wow; groovy; hell no, we won’t go; peace; bread; crash pad; make love not war; and F - - - the establishment. Funny how some of those words are ironic now. Bread was supposed to be insignificant, yet Sir Paul’s wealth is estimated at 175 million pounds, he has half a dozen crash pads worth millions each. “All You Need Is Love” went one of the Beatles’ songs. Maybe we—and even the Beatles—believed it then. And it was fun believing it, before mortgages, college bills, medical care and the other boring things that no one bothered to sing about reared their ugly heads. Ouch. Time to get out the Rubber Soul album and reminisce about 1966. About a friend’s VW Beetle and how easy it was to tick our parents off. Or the Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band album and do what every free-spirit who didn’t believe in class distinctions did, eat brownies laced with Acapulco Gold And to hope that the long and winding road, better known as the Long Island Expressway, will bring us if not to the door, to an encounter with one of history’s greatest artists, icons and songwriters.

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a familiar sight appears. Two pickup trucks come over the dunes. One of them tows a trailers and a 20-foot dory. The haul seiners. In a matter of minutes, the dory is launched through the surf, the net is played out behind, and the entire school of fish is enclosed in the great arc of the haul seiners’ net. The surfcasters shout and yell, but they can do nothing about it. There are two of them, and there are five of the haul seiners. A shoving match begins, grown men, pushing each other up and down the sand, but in the end the surfcasters retreat, angry at the haul seiners, angry at themselves, and angry at their helplessness in facing up to the haul seiners.

Quietly, in the early light of day, this drama has been repeated again and again, without anything being done to stop it. But then, a few years ago, the sportsfishermen began to add up the numbers. There were perhaps 240,000 sportfishermen in the state. There were no more than 40 haul seiners. They would take their case to the state capitol and, if they could do it, they would drive the haul seiners right off the beach. The bill brought before the lesislature in Albany was very ingenious. It declared that striped bass were too valuable to be considered fair fame for the commercial fishermen. “Save Our Stripers” became the battle cry. In fact, it

One of the most absurd things that happened during the war between the surfcasters and the haul seiners was the so-called “Montauk Boycott.” Blair Mosher, who headed “Save Our Stripers,” decided in the spring of 1972 that the way to get the striper bill onto the floor of the State Legislature was to starve residents of Montauk. His reasoning went like this: The man holding up the bluefish bill in the State Assembly was Perry Duryea. Perry Duryea was from Montauk, and Montauk was the traditional home of the commercial fishermen. Thus, by declaring an economic boycott of the village of Montauk, the local peasants would begin to starve and eventually beat down Duryea’s door so that the striper bill would get to the floor of the assembly. Mosher actually made a declaration to the press, that spring of 1972, that following his instructions, no tourists or fishermen would set foot in Montauk that summer. Montauk like Cuba, would starve. And many Montauk residents actually were disturbed by this sort of talk. Would Mosher blockade the coast? Fortunately the tourists came. And this year, with Duryea no longer the majority leader, the bill came to the floor of the assembly precipitating the current crisis. became the name of the group lobbying for the surfcasters in Albany. “Save Our Stripers” from the ravages of the haul seiners. Pass a law declaring striped bass to be an endangered (continued on page 114)

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Fred Havens, plus this reporter, plus an oldtimer, Louis Lester. The winch on the back of the pickup truck slowly turns the heavy line from the net slipping on the winchmetal at three-second intervals. KACHUNK. KACHUNK. KACHUNK. “It didn’t used to be so easy in my day,” the oldtimer says. “Hand over hand, that’s how we’d haul in the net. And we didn’t have no winch for hauling the boat back up on the trailer. You manhandled it up, everyone lending a hand. We’d row out, none of these outboard motors they’re got today. No, sir. Nowadays, they just stand around and relax.” “Did you ever see the line break?” the reporter asks. “Many a time. She breaks with a crack, and

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By T.J. Clemente After a frank exchange of ideas on town matters, East Hampton Town Supervisor William Wilkinson said, “It’s now all on my desk,” meaning the future of the town’s finances and tax increases or reductions. Wilkinson said now that the Governor acted and signed into law that the town can legally borrow up to $30 million in deficit financing bonds, he can put things in order. The newly attained leverage will make it easier to balance the budget – payments per year, at $300,000 to $400,000 – are more manageable for the town. The deficit forecast is still ranging in estimates—between $21–$40 million depending whom you talk to. The town is converting a large portion of the $15 million in short-term debt it borrowed this year to operate into long-term debt to lower the annual payment and stretch the repayment plan out over 10 years. With the ability to borrow up to $30 million, should the board deem it necessary to do so in order to past deficits, the town can start to fix the problems that caused the budget to to be so out of sync with the revenue that actually came in to the town. During our budget conversation, Wilkinson also said he will not vote to raise taxes. He looked across his desk, pointed at me with his finger, and said, “Stanzione may vote for a tax increase, Quigley may vote for a tax increase, Prince may vote for a tax increase, Hammerele may vote for a tax increase, but I won’t ever vote for a tax increase, even if I lose the vote 4-1.” The inter-

esting point was, I didn’t ask anything about tax increases or other future plans. I told Wilkinson I thought he and Len Bernard were extremely tough on former Supervisor McGintee, who quite frankly was stuck in an economic freefall and obviously made some serious errors in judgment—as perhaps did the whole board by not seeing the seriousness of the cliff the nation was about to slide off of. When Wilkinson took office, the town’s overall outlook was beaten up mostly by a local weekly that had McGintee all but convicted on numerous felonies that they printed as if it were fact. Now, a grand jury charged by the Suffolk County D.A. Thomas Spota (who was almost forced to investigate due to the scandalous charges) acquitted McGintee of no crimes except bad government, and charged a town manager with two misdemeanors which cost him $200 after pleading guilty. Bad government is a cry being leveled at Albany and Washington D.C. nowadays without the forming of grand juries. But the idea is to look forward and not backwards, and now even Moody’s Rating Service has changed the town’s forecast from a November 2009 “Negative Outlook,” to a June 2010, “Stable Outlook.” Credit must be given to Wilkinson and Bernard because, quite frankly, the town outlook could have remained negative or even slipped into a worse rating. Moving forward, hopefully the smoke and mirrors techniques that were used all the way back to the Jay Schneiderman era—to grow

government without putting in place the strategies to pay for it eight years down the line—are over. Even if Schneiderman left a surplus, he did not address the problem of the growth of health care cost by targeting his surpluses in that area. There are some who believe the cancer that rotted town government started that far back. Of course that is just one point of view, but the majority of critics today put most of the blame on Bill McGintee. Somewhere between the two diverse points of view is the truth. So now it’s time to start forming the first Wilkinson/Bernard Town Budget for 2011. Many are curious as to how they will handle the healthcare increase that will most likely be over $1 million after going up around $750,000 this budget year. I asked Assemblyman Thiele to comment on all this since he was in Albany helping the town everyway he could. He said, “The recent decision of Moody’s to improve the outlook for the Town of East Hampton is indeed good news. Hopefully, it marks the beginning of the end of a very dark chapter in the history of the Town. It recognizes that through state legislation approved this year, East Hampton has been given the additional tools its needs to stabilize the town’s fiscal situation and begin the long trek back to fiscal health. There are still many difficult decisions to be made by the East Hampton Town Board and the problem will not be solved overnight. However, Supervisor Wilkinson has begun to right the ship.”

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the country they’re living in. They’re deeply impassioned for each other, emotionally and physically, but in a time and place of total intolerance (rural American West in the ‘60s and ‘70s) lovers Ennis del Mar (Heath Ledger) and Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal) fear being ostracized, rejected from work and family…and worse. So they go off and have heterosexual relationships and start families—but the pain of being apart never dies—especially for Ennis, who seems to hate and resent everything around him. He never voices his feelings, but they simmer, simmer…seemingly waiting for the moment to charge out. Come July 4, he takes his wife and daughters to a low-end local pyrotechnic show, where the real explosions happen on the grass. Two biker-ish thugs set down near the del Mar family and proceed to swear, curse and act in utter guttural fashion—and when Ennis asks them to refrain, they go on the verbal assault— which for them turns out to be a major mistake. The cowboy quickly and viciously beats them, hitting with bottomless pent-up aggression in terrifying manner. Meanwhile, as they limp off, his wife Alma (Michelle Williams) watches in fear and it’s here—again with fireworks blowing up behind her husband’s furious attack, that she seems to realize that this man she’s married to is troubled in a way she really doesn’t understand or like. Needless to say, it doesn’t look good for the del Mars after this. Finally, it should be of no surprise that Born on the Fourth of July would be mentioned here,

A scene from Adventureland

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Diamond Ruby Hits it Out of the Park By Rebeca Schiller Joseph Wallace’s debut novel, Diamond Ruby, would make a terrific movie. It has all the elements: a historically interesting setting (Brooklyn in the 1920s) a savvy, talented teenage heroine and baseball. Throw in a few shady characters, the Ku Klux Klan along with Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey, and you have a blockbuster. Wallace, an author of four non-fiction books (four on baseball), was inspired by the true story of Jackie Mitchell, a teenage girl and player for the all-male Chattanooga Lookouts in the all-male minors, who could throw a baseball hard and fast enough to strike out both Babe Ruth (four pitches) and Lou Gehrig (three pitches). What would have been a soaring career in the game came to crashing halt thanks to baseball commissioner Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Landis banned Mitchell—and all women—on the premise that the game was “too strenuous” for them. Taking parts of this story, Wallace created the engrossing Diamond Ruby. Set a year before the Great War, we meet Ruby Thomas and her family at a baseball game at Ebbetts Field. Ruby’s early fascination with baseball is triggered by catching one of Casey Stengel’s foul balls. She later discovers one afternoon while playing with Stengel’s ball that her extra long arms (the neighborhood kids call her ‘monkey girl’) and her strength provided her with an incredible ability to throw a speedy and hard ball. Baseball is set aside for several years, and life goes on for Ruby and her family until tragedy strikes three times with the loss of her brother, mother and father from the 1918 Spanish Influenza epidemic; her sister-in-law’s untimely death in the Malbone Street train wreck; and her widowed brother’s acute depression and alcoholism. By the time she’s 14, Ruby has become the primary provider for her nieces and her brother. However, with her pitching skills and sharp eye, Ruby manages to kill squirrels and birds to feed the family, but it’s not enough. With the idea that her arms are freakishly long, Ruby offers herself as sideshow attraction at Coney Island, but the carnival’s owner is not overly impressed until he sees her throw a ball, and from there Ruby Thomas becomes Diamond Ruby—a major draw, but also a target of thugs, and the Klan. When the sideshow’s owner unexpectedly dies, his partner, (who also dabbles in rum-running) takes over and works Ruby to the point of exhaustion. With the help of some wealthy friends, Ruby escapes and is later hired to be the pitcher for the Brooklyn Typhoons. All seems well, until she finds herself embroiled with the underworld. Some readers might be put off by the narrative tone of the book, which comes across as more young adult. However, Brooklyn, New York City and baseball history buffs will appreciate how beautifully Wallace weaves fact with fiction. The true gem of Diamond Ruby, though, is getting readers who have little or no interest in baseball intrigued with the physics of pitching. Who would have thought that throwing a ball could involve so much strategy and tactics? (Obviously this reviewer has no knowledge of baseball).

Wallace expertly weaves in celebrity with bigger than life (even in real life) characters like Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey, and even Judge Landis. These historical figures are scene stealers, but although they appear in fiction, Wallace justly portrays them as they actually were: Landis, the autocratic and uncompromising commissioner; Dempsey, who was generous to a fault; and Ruth who addressed everyone as “kid,” and who had a soft spot for children. Diamond Ruby is absorbing, fast-moving, and a hard to put down story, but it’s not perfect. Dialogue at times seems a bit stilted. Ruby’s young nieces are precocious and act older than their presumed ages. Wallace also

introduces characters who have key supporting roles in the story, then disappear. Readers might want more answers concerning the relationship between Ruby’s friend Helen and her beau Paul. And in the case of Ruby’s brother, Nick, his story peters out too early within the narrative. In spite of these distractions, how can you go wrong with a story that features real life sports heroes, a pretty and smart heroine, gangsters, Coney Island, and America’s national past time? Like the Wazier of Wham, Wallace has hit it out of the park with Diamond Ruby. Diamond Ruby by Joseph Wallace, Simon & Schuster, 464 pages, $16.00.

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The Concept Store at Unlimited Earth Care Johnson and Paul & Joe. They will add to your wardrobe the perfect flowy top, great sandals, stylish straw bag and more. You’ll always find something to wear, be it a Saturday night dinner or a Sunday afternoon BBQ. For info call 631-287-1110 or shop poolside at editny.com. Don’t forget to stop in and enjoy the Edit “Summer Party,” sip champagne and shop your favorite designers on Thursday, July 1, 2-7 p.m. Norah’s Outlet, at TC Men’s and Women’s Wear, 43 Jobs Lane, Southampton, is back and hotter than ever. There are lots of sale items from $10 to $50, along with racks filled with merchandise at 60

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N E W K I D S O N T H E B LOCK W Romanza, 38B Jobs Lane, Southampton romanzavintage.com Join the “Grand Opening” celebration on, July 3, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the courtyard, for the new boutique, Romanza, that is sitting pretty by the fountain bringing you a new concept in women’s clothing that mixes the beauty of French lace and hand embroidery of the vintage pieces with fresh, modern designs that appeal to women today of all ages. The Romanza collection includes batiste cotton nightgowns, satin and silk gowns, Victorian wedding dresses and lingerie that ranges from the early 1900s to the1950s. The boutique has stunning, unique Art Deco-style gowns and dresses ideal for garden or beach parties, evening cocktails by the sea or to be worn simply over a bathing suit

after a day by the pool. Women enjoy selecting from their lovely accessories, which include summer hats, crocodile purses and new leather handbags, gloves, shawls and scarves. In addition, there are unique pieces of vintage jewelry in 18k gold with diamonds offered at accessible prices. European jewelers handcrafted many of these pieces in the early 20th Century, so they are all one-of-a-kind. To enhance the romantic style, the Romanza collection includes vintage bedding, as well as tablecloths made of fine cotton with lovely embroidery and crochet work. The boutique is proud to note that Donna Karan’s design team and Anna Sui are among their most recent clients. For special events and more personalized shopping, Romanza also receives customers by special appointment.

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The New Southampton Arthur Murray School of Dance, 425 County Road 39A ArthurMurraySuffolk.com – 631-283-1488 Since the introduction of TV shows like “Dancing with the Stars,” “So You Think You Can Dance” and “Dance Your A** Off,” America has caught dance fever and it’s at an all time high nationwide! James R. West, a 24-year veteran Arthur Murray Professional Instructor, Master Examiner, Adjudicator, Coach and Trainer, along with his partner, Dennis Milone, has taken over the reins of the Arthur Murray Dance Studio on the lower level of the Bridgehampton National Bank building. James’ vision is to turn the Southampton Arthur Murray Studio into not only the jewel of Long Island, but the jewel of the dance industry serving the East End, all of the North Fork and vineyard areas and as far west as Riverhead, Flanders and the Quogues. With the famous Arthur Murray Teaching System, they will show you how fun and easy it is to learn dances and styles such as the Salsa, the Tango and Swing, and how contemporary such classic dances like the Foxtrot and the Waltz can be, as well as the sexy side of dances like the Rumba and the Cha-cha. The instructors are waiting for you to set up an appointment for your ‘Complimentary Private Lesson.’ The Style Bar Day Spa, 1 Bay Street, Sag Harbor, 631-725-6730 – stylebarspa.com Under a high ceiling and sparkling chandelier, in a freshly painted, re-decorated, rejuvenated and readyto-go spa, changes have been made and new services and products are on the shelves. These products, that include Clairasonic Opal, a great treatment for lines in and around eye and lip areas that will take years off of the appearance, Tata Harper, a 100% natural skin care line, Hampton Sun, a full skin care line and, a necessity for sun protection before, during and after sun exposure, and, back on the shelves by popular demand, is Living Proof, hair products for curly, and frizzy hair. Style Bar is a full service salon and spa, where West now meets East, with two of the best in the west, that will play host this summer to two world famous stylists; Mikel Edri, master colorist and stylist who has worked for L’Oreal in France, and London and Jacques Dessange in NYC, and Yuseff Smyth, who has worked in Miami, as well as with top models and entertainers such as Madonna and Tyra Banks for video shoots. The “Summertime Special” is “get a complimentary haircut or blow out from each of these new super talents, with color and/or highlights.” Stay tuned for the salon’s “Trunk Show,” with custom handmade designer jewelry and accessories by jewelry designer Nina Coutures on July 10. The Lil Sandbox, 18 South Etna Avenue, Montauk 631-668-8018 The Lil Sandbox, owned by Teresa Coleman and Anna Orologgio, is bright, airy, and filled with shiny trinkets, beach bags, and light summer scarves. It is owned by Teresa Coleman and Anna Orologgio. The space, once occupied by Henry’s Hair Salon, has moved to the South Plaza. Freestanding display cases made by Ms. Coleman’s husband, Billy Coleman, a builder and musician, are filled with chunky bracelets, multichain necklaces, black leather bracelets with dangly charms, and scented oil lamps. There are also T-shirts, essential oils, candles, soaps, sunglasses, and many other items. “We’re not going to be one of those shops that charge exorbitant prices and make a killing in the summer. We want to cater to the locals and make it affordable for all,” Coleman said. In season, the store will be open daily, and keep evening hours to catch the dinner crowds. The Montauk Bookshop, South Plaza, Montauk 631-668-4599 (continued on page 144)

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TRIBAL COLLECTION” MOROCCAN PENDANT – $1,290 For a patriotic, red, white and blue look this summer, slip on this stunning Moroccan Spiral pendant for that special July 4th weekend party. From the Mikelle Design “Tribal Collection”, the two inch spiral pendant with red silk frey on a strand of vintage sterling and lapis beads measures seventeen inches in length. A perfect addition to your wardrobe accessories for any occasion.

The “Red Handbag”, a boxy shoulder bag with red patent material, finished with unique chrome pieces, measures 12”Lx6”Hx3”W. The front flap is an automotive grille with “jlouise” emblem. The handle is made out of miniature box end wrenches. Inspired by the high-performance racing vehicles her husband perfects in his Diesel Performance Shop, designer Janet Louise Fichtner combines style, function, originality and personality into all of her very unique handbags. Derived from genuine automotive steel (yes, that’s true), J. Louise values authenticity, so every handbag comes with a title and includes its make, model, year, VIN, and body style all signed with a greasy thumb print. No reproductions here.

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museums around the world. Many of the objects he spots eventually find their way into the gardens of some of the most beautiful estates in the Hamptons. The Concept Store has everything for your outdoor garden and landscaping needs. Perfect for your holiday backyard party, stainless steel bowl garden torches by Blomus $145, black torch stand $60, nickel lanterns small $100, large $200 (all torches and lanterns are now 50% off), garden hoses and stripped garden bucket by Alice Supply Company $40 each, Philippe Stark stool $200 and Stainless steel floating ball (med) $70. Get going! 631-725-7551. Hamptonflea.com @ Georgica Creek Antiques, 332 Montauk Highway, Wainscott, brings a unique assortment of pickers and antique dealers every Friday during the months of July and August. Stop in and check this one out, you might just find that something special that you have been looking for. For info call 631-537-0333. One of my favorite stops when I go into East

Hampton is Whites Pharmacy, 81 Main Street, where I find all my favorite products under one roof. This store has been in the village since 1873, when it was a sleepy seaside town, and that alone makes it special. I actually stopped in to check out a new premium sunless tan product in town, Xen Tan’s Dark Lotion, Perfect Bronze and the Deluxe Tanning Mitt (for those of you who e-mailed me about where to find this product). While I was there, I was able to get my favorite summer shampoo that usually flies out the door quickly, Neal & George, for salt and chlorine water, and last but not least, Anthony For Men Action products, for my friend John, who absolutely will not go anywhere without aluminum free herbal deodorant stick in his overnight bag. For info call 631-3240082. July Fourth weekend, at Theory, East Hampton, 46 Newtown Lane, top stylists from Blow, the NY Blow Dry Bar, will provide complimentary summer styles, from smooth and silky blowouts, to beachy

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waves and fun summer braids, to Theory customers who spend over $200 in the East Hampton location between Wednesday, June 30, and Saturday, July 3. Appointments will be scheduled on Friday, July 2, and Saturday, July 3, at the Theory East Hampton store, just in time for the holiday weekend! Blow will also offer limited ‘Mini Beach Blow’ spray bottles and 50% off your next blow out at the NYC salons. For info call 631-324-3285. Lazy Point, 249 Main Highway, Amagansett, a new boutique owned by Mark Levine and Claudia Bicalho, has an eclectic mix of art, clothing and irresistible objects. New to the shop is curator and artist Kimberly Goff’s (Elaine Benson Gallery and Benson Keyes Arts) new collection of sensual “wearable art” fashions made exclusively from vintage scarves at affordable prices. This is a must-see shop. For info call 631-604-2632. Pailletts, where you’ll always find the unique and unusual, just arrived at 78 Main Street, Sag Harbor. Sitting near Java Nation, you’ll find the exclusive Dino Jewelry by artist Marianne Levai. The shop, a mix between retail and gallery, offers original designs in exquisite materials. For info call 631-8994070. Until next week. Ciao and happy shopping! Have a fun, safe Fourth of July weekend. If you have any questions or your shop is having sales, new inventory or re-opening for the season, my readers want to hear about it. E-mail me at shoptil@danspapers.com. I will be happy to get the word out.

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Formerly Barnacle Books on the South Plaza, The Montauk Bookshop has been re-opened on the South Plaza by new owners Perry and Cristina Haberman, who have whitewashed and scaled back the space. Mr. Haberman removed the ceiling to raise it, but loved the rugged look of the joists and left them exposed. In one corner there is a children’s section under a window; it has brightly painted, pint-size chairs and track lighting along the rafters that adds a soothing light. Haberman is also the president of the Montauk Library’s Board of Directors. For the 20 years prior to 2003, he owned and operated the Madison Avenue Book Shop in Manhattan. His connection with the library formed when he started “feeding” it books from his bookstore, he said. He leased the Montauk space in September and then set about the renovation. The shelves, also newly painted, are stacked with fiction and nonfiction, along with children’s books, diet books, books on gardening and on cooking, and paperbacks in a paperback section. Haberman plans to offer a rotating display of local artists’ work and to have readings by authors. If you are a new business (New Kid On The Block), e-mail me at newkids@danspapers.com so that I can let my readers know all about you.

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Maria Tennariello is a 16-year veteran of Dan’s Papers, producing Shop ‘til You Drop, Luxuries, New Kids On The Block and Ask Dan, and acting as Photo Page Editor. She attended Long Island University and lived in Howard Beach, Queens with her three children until 1992, then moved to Sag Harbor. In 1994, Maria landed on Dan’s doorstep, bringing her expertise in fashion, health and beauty, and began writing her widely anticipated Shop ‘til You Drop column, as well as numerous articles on fashion/health/beauty. The article “Skin Cancer Has No Boundaries,” caught the eye of a top skin doctor at Stony Brook, who lauded her for the well-researched piece. As Photo Page Editor, she brings the pulse of the celebrity and community events of interest to the dedicated fans of Dan’s Papers.

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Keeping Your Skin Healthy By Kim Palmer Summer is finally here and it’s time to hit the beaches (and parks)! July and August bring hot, sun-filled days, which means a lot of tanning on the beach, lounging by the pool, playing in the park, and, well, pretty much anything else you can do outdoors. But all this outdoor activity involves a lot of exposure to the sun, and with all of the dangers of sunburn and UV rays, it’s important to protect yourself and your kids with the right sunscreen. The world of skincare products can be confusing, what with a whole shelf lined with bottles and tubes, in what seems to be some sort of secret code, involving SPF, UVB and UVA, and a ton of chemicals you can’t pronounce. It comes in all forms now too; you can go for the basic lotion or the unique spray can, and there are those meant for swimming and those meant for sweating. So how about all those letters? Well, to start, UVA and UVB are both ultraviolet rays, but have different effects. UVB rays cause that nasty sunburn, but also, in safe amounts, help your body produce Vitamin D, which helps in calcium absorption, immunity, insulin secretion and blood pressure. However, an overexposure or prolonged exposure to

UVB rays can effect the health of the skin, eye and immune system; the most severe result being malignant melanoma, better known as skin cancer. UVA rays do not cause visible damage, but can cause DNA damage, which can also contribute to melanoma. SPF, which stands for Sun Protection Factor, is a measure of the UVB protection. In other words, if you put on SPF 30, it should allow you to remain in the sun 30 times longer than without it before burning. Not all sunscreens provide UVA protection.

So how do you choose? Focus on what’s most important in a sunscreen: ingredients not likely to cause allergic reaction, a good blend of SPF and UVA protection, no additives, such as vitamin A, E or botanicals, and something that feels and smells good on your skin. One sunscreen line that fits the bill is MDSolarSciences, run by physicians, primarily focused on skin cancer prevention. Using an expert medical team, the company has created a line of sunscreen without any potentially dangerous or irritating chemicals, insuring safe and pleasant sun protection. MDSS’ line of sunscreens comes in gel, lotion, body spray and sport stick forms, assuring you the application of your preference, for every situation. Using a stabilizing system, the No Touch Body Spray is free of unsafe chemicals, dries quickly and does not use propellants that can be harmful to the environment. Most importantly, it offers high SPF and UVA/UVB protection. For those of you with acne or rosacea-prone skin, you may find that many sunscreens irritate or cause breakouts. The mineral lotion and gel screens from MDSS are water resistant and non-comedogenic, so they won’t clog pores, and work great for teens and (continued on next page)

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adults with the aforementioned skin problems. The mineral gel contains pure zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, keeping them smooth and non-irritating to skin. They are especially good for those looking to cover sensitive areas, such as a bald or closelyshaven head. With a light and silky feel and moisture balanced compounds, these sunscreens will keep your skin soft and prevent the drying affects of heat and sun. If you’re an athlete or an avid runner/cycler, you are very familiar with the unfortunate sunburn that inevitably sneaks its way in when you’re sweating and out in the sun for hours on end. For this, MDSS provides their Ultra Sports Stick, a hybrid mineral/organic-based sunscreen that is highly waterand sweat-resistant. And on top of that it also comes in a pocket-sized dispenser for when you’re on the run (literally!). All of the sunscreens provide broad spectrum UVA and UVB protection that not only conform to U.S. F.D.A. standards, but Europe’s (higher) criteria as well. When you spend all day out in the sun, you may

need more than just sunscreen to truly protect you, especially between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., when the most dangerous UVA/UVB rays are present. MDSS has a solution for that as well. They have put out a line of UV protective clothing and eyewear, to cover and protect you in a way sunscreen can’t. To prevent the heavy, uncomfortable feel of protective clothing, MDSS uses natural fibers, including a cotton/bamboo blend, which reduce the weight and increase the breathability, allowing for a comfortable feel that isn’t reminiscent of wearing a potato sack. SolSciOptiX, MDSS’ brand of eyewear, is UV400 screened, protecting against macular degeneration – leading to blindness – and UV penetration. The brand offers both sunglasses and ski goggles, to protect you from the beach to the mountains. And if that’s not enough, MDSS also packages a Sol ALERT personal UV detector with their sunscreens that allows you to measure UV exposure through a color-changing warning system, indicating a “time to sunburn,” which comes as both a wristband and a UV card.

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In addition to all this, the company puts out environmentally-safe products, preventing harm to marine life, and they donate a percentage of their profits to medical schools and institutions that conduct research on skin cancer. Another sunscreen line I’m sure you’ve seen in drugstores in the area is Ocean Potion. The company offers a line of various sunscreens specific to age, type of activity and area of protection, including one for natural sun protection, which is organically derived, chemical-free and uses sea botanicals and other skin nourishing ingredients. Other specialty sunscreens include Ocean Potion Sport – fragrance free, sweat proof and water resistant, keeping you dry in all athletic conditions and Kids/Sensitive skin protection – non-comedogenic, and face and lip protection, fortified with Vitamin D and using the highest full-spectrum protection. With spray-on, lip balm and lotion forms, Ocean Potion is also a great choice for those long summer days. So put down that SPF 15 “tanning lotion” and slather on some real protection, unless you want to be as wrinkly as a prune or sport brown spots later in life!

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Sun exposure causes damage commonly seen as brown spots, broken blood vessels and rough skin texture,” says cosmetic and laser surgeon Dr. Alexander Covey of East End Laser Care. “Cumulative sun exposure also contributes to the breakdown of collagen and the elastic fibers of the skin causing wrinkles and sagging.” Protecting your skin from sun exposure is the best way to keep your skin looking healthy, smoother and younger. Once the damage is done though, many turn to lasers and other cosmetic treatments to repair and rejuvenate the skin. To treat brown spots, wrinkles and rough skin texture, Dr. Covey recommends the Fraxel Restore™ and the Fraxel Repair™ Lasers. Both fractional resurfacing lasers have been approved by the FDA to safely, gently and effectively resurface your skin resulting in improved texture, more even skin tone and smoother skin without the risks, discomfort and prolonged downtime of some other procedures. Fraxel Restore™ Laser works best on brown spots, fine lines and wrinkles and is done in a series of three to five treatments offering little or no downtime. Fraxel Repair™ is usually a one-time minimally-invasive treatment that works best on deeper lines and laxity and other pigmentation problems. Thermage CPT™ is another non-surgical, no downtime treatment that tightens skin loosened by the sun. “Thermage CPT™ is one of the most effective treatments available,” says Dr. Covey. “It works by using a patented and safe radio frequency technology that helps firm up loose and sagging skin on the face and many other areas of the body.” Diolite™ and IPL™ (Intense Pulsed Light) are two more treatments used to improve sun damaged skin. Diolite™ is a laser that removes facial broken blood vessels usually with one treatment. IPL™ is a light source used to treat both rosacea and brown spots on the face, neck, chest hands and many other areas of the body in a series of treatments.

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Nothing Beats The Old School By Ryan Pilla I recently attended a Formula One race in Montreal with a team of rambunctious amateur gearheads. It was a car lovers playground with all the exciting modern technologies of racing on display for all to appreciate. I, myself, appreciate those technologies, although I am a bit more old school in my relationship with all things cars. Witnessing the on-board telemetry, engine mapping, and launch control programs was surely impressive, although a huge leap from old school racing or even some modern day racing that is less computer driven such as NASCAR. Drawing this comparison reminded me of the huge advances in street cars on today’s retail market versus the more old school mechanically operated cars of not so long ago. Car manufacturers have made so many extraordinary advances over the years that have dramatically improved the safety and drivability of cars. For example power steering, anti-lock brakes and traction control dramatically improved the ease of drivability and raised safety standards for all cars on the market. While I do not deny the significance of these improvements or their positive impact, I can’t help but lament the loss of fun of more mechanical cars. Shifting that gear stick into place, really feeling the power of the drive train gets me excited. Another new technology that one might argue is not necessarily an improvement and probably only plays into the laziness of drivers looking for cool factor over function, would be the tiptronic shift. A tiptronic transmission is an automatic transmission that can be controlled like a manual transmission. In a typical automatic transmission, a computer selects which gear the car should operate in, but a tiptronic transmission gives this control to the driver. The name “Tiptronic” was created by Porsche, who made the first such transmission, but it can also refer to similar transmission systems from other manufacturers. There are paddles on the steering wheel that you tap rather than a typical stick shift which allows you to move from gear to gear. These paddles hardly compare to the gearshift that physically connects the mechanical linkage to the transmission and actually manipulates one gear setting to the next. The tiptronic paddles are a computer simulation of this process and technically your paddle input only triggers a computer to signal the electro-hydrolic solenoids which then alters the gear position. The connection between man and road is lost.

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Ready to roll As a racer myself, I do not deny that it would certainly be fun to jump into the seat of one of those Formula One rides and do a few laps on Gilles Villanueva Circuit. And I completely enjoy today’s technologically advanced street cars, but what truly gives me that connection to the road is an old-fashioned Ferrari Dino 246 GT “Chairs and Flares,” for example, with no power steering and seats slammed to the floor. When I shift a car like this, I feel as though the car is an extension of my own body, reacting to every pulse or twitch of my wrist.

It’s like my ass is on a skateboard directly on the road’s surface feeling every little bump in the road, every offcamber flex of the asphalt’s surface which is a far cry from the almost video game-like feel of a Ferrari F430 with paddle shifts, for example. I want to use all my limbs simultaneously along with my body weight to manipulate the car subtly into sweet, smooth motion. This is the art of driving—a true sportsman’s view of it anyway. Don’t get me wrong. It’s not for everyone. Most people would prefer the cushiony “comfort” mode of their Mercedes or BMW sedans or SUVs, and I do too, when taking a road trip with my wife on the weekend, but for the real “sport” of driving one really needs a mechanically-driven car to feel that “oneness” with the road. When I get into my BMW racecar and ride the gears all the way from first to sixth, I can feel the car lurch forward with each progression. Using the manual gearbox, I have the power to transfer weight to the corners of the car by manipulating the transmission which in turn aids me in moving through corners faster and more efficiently. This is a huge component of the sport of driving. So, when you’re looking for a thrill and a true connection with the open road, keep the paddle-shift gear box in the garage. Save that experience for the local video arcade. Instead, consider taking out a stick shift like a Shelby Cobra or even a Chevy Corvette (a surprisingly nimble, responsive sports car) for a rip.

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it. In fact, they go a step further. If you are unhappy with your Thos. Moser piece after 30 days, they offer a full refund and/or will rebuild your piece. But who is the man behind this amazing company and all of the amazing pieces of functional art that they provide to the world? Growing up in Chicago, Tom Moser learned his trade from his father who was a stereotyper for the Chicago Tribune. At a young age, his parents passed away in his teens, and he joined the United States Air Force and fought in the Korean War. According to his website, he credits the company’s success to his partnership with Mary, and throughout their marriage the two have continued to pursue their love for furniture. During the early years of their marriage, Tom and Mary supplemented their income by purchasing old furniture, refinishing it in their home workshop, and reselling it. “That’s when I began to closely examine pieces and really think about the designs and intentions of 19th century craftsmen,” muses Tom. Tom’s personal interest in the art of language persuaded him to return to school where he earned a bachelor’s of science degree in Speech Education from the State University of New York in 1960. After graduation, he began teaching English at Ann Arbor (MI) High School. In the next four years, he earned both his master’s degree and doctorate in Speech Communications from the University of Michigan, and taught at state colleges in Ypsilanti, Michigan and Cortland, New York. In the mid-1960s, Tom, Mary and their four young sons spent a year in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, where Tom taught English at the College of Petroleum and Minerals. The year away from his workshop profoundly affected Tom, and he realized how much he missed the craft of woodworking. Upon returning to the U.S., Tom taught at the University of Maine, Orono and then at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine where he also directed the debate program. In 1972, Tom left his tenured professorship to turn his woodworking hobby into a career. In April 1973, with their first advertisement in Down East magazine, (continued on page 151)

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Kid’s Calendar 9, play with Matchbox cars. Register in advance. John Jermain Library, 201 Main Street, Sag Harbor. 631-7250049. Johnjermain.org. TEEN ZUMBA – 4:30 p.m. ages 11 & up, latin dancing & aerobics. 91 Coopers Farm Rd, Southampton. 631-2876539. Myrml.org. FRIDAY, JULY 9 MAGIC & BALLOONS – 2 p.m., for families, balloon sculptures and performance by Magician Terry Parrett. 91 Coopers Farm Rd, Southampton. 631-287-6539. Myrml.org. MOVIE & MUNCHIES – 4 p.m. ages 11 & up, Sherlock Holmes (PG-13). 91 Coopers Farm Rd, Southampton. 631287-6539. Myrml.org. THE FROG PRINCE – 7 p.m., the Westhampton Beach

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Tony Piazza and Judy Faer celebrating his honorable mention; Mary Beth LaPenna with the pumpkin that miraculously made it intact; the McCartys happy over their first prize entry; Federico Azevedo and his daughter with their entry; a visitor deciding; Patrick Weder's concrete and moss days to decide who should be awarded the ribbons. He clearly understood that during the heat of spring, all whom had entered the exhibition made an exceptional effort to participate and all did so with verve skill and a great sense of fun. And of course the discussions around the entrees were interesting in themselves, dissension, agreement and personal opinion all were expressed as people drifted through the spaces observing the creations that had been put on display. Patrick Weder’s petite, concise concrete planters and moss could also find a home in any number of well designed gardens, and Danzer awarded him an honorable mention. These planters were in fact the favorite of Greg Monske, husband of third place winner Fay Henderson. Her jasmine-engulfed giant-sized brandy snifter, made of left over rebar from a friend’s construc-

tion project, got third prize. But will either of these be your favorite? I loved the bed of moss and thyme that Jeffrey Nimmer painstakingly put together, the well crafted hanging terrarium and the homegrown pumpkin that Mary Beth LaPenna somehow got into an old stump intact and blooming. Great delicacy must have been involved to get that vegetable into place. Expert craftsmenship was evident in every entry, from the black wood assemblage trio built by John Dransfield, Geoffrey Ross and Andrea Filippone, which garnered a second in show from Danzer, to the delightful Tuscan inspired boxes built by Alejandro Saralegui for Broadview gardens, or the nest perched on a pedestal presented by Landcraft. Although in the latter case Dennis Schmidt’s shirt may have been (continued on next page)

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Hope Sandrow's empty nest; Chartreuse and terra cotta tile form the base for Whitmore's entry; Brian Mahoney tests out the flower bed by Jeffrey Nimmer; Mary Gotovich looking over her delightfully flowery box of summer favorites; Tracy Jamar, Jonathan Wright of Chanticleer a more likely contender for first prize. Bridging the container exhibit and the empty bowls display was a small entry loosely splayed out over the gravel. It was an empty nest so to speak, arranged by Hope Sandrow. Her scattered broken eggs were planted with succulents. I liked the idea immensely as my own entry was meant to be destroyed over time. Plastered with peanut butter and millet, surrounded by dried fruits and nuts, tied up with miniature bird feeders made of dried eggplant and mulched with black oil sun-

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flower seed, decay and deterioration were already beginning to be dealt by the chipmunks whose noses were twitching in the nearby trees even as we built it. What is to become of these pots remains to be seen, some will change over time like the elegant wrought iron holder planted by James De Martis,

with one of my all time favorite plants Dicondra Silver Water fall. True to its name the Dicondra will drape down 4’ over the course of the summer and completely veil the holder. Federico Azevedos’ shining silver entry will remain virtually the same on the other hand. Both exhibits will be on view for the course of the summer.

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Tom and Mary launched Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers. And from there grew the American success story that is Thos. Moser today. What began as an intense exploration of craftsmanship— an experiment —has evolved into a business that employs more than 125 people, and has residential, professional and academic customers worldwide. His company is also a family affair. Thirty five years later, Tom remains active in the business, along with three of his four sons. He is also working to restore a boat, and serves on several non-profit boards, including the Maine Maritime Museum and Maine Employer’s Mutual Insurance Company. With locations all over the U.S., including Freeport, Boston, New York, Washington, Los Angeles and San Francisco, you can now see the fantastic furniture that this company does yourself at their location in Southampton. The store is located right on 100 Main Street in Southampton and they can be reached by calling 631-761-5250. This is the first time that this store is open in the Hamptons and is really worth checking out.

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Submit Your Art to Celebrate 50 Years of Dan’s Papers By David Lion Rattiner If there is one thing that we here at Dan’s Papers know, it is amazing art. Here in the Hamptons, we have a plethora of local, national and international artists who all come together to enjoy the amazing light here, and create paintings that stun and awe. Art is something that we here at Dan’s Papers support strongly, and the covers of Dan’s Papers receives thousands of inquiries by artists looking to get their work on the cover of Dan’s Papers. On top of that, this year our publication will be celebrating 50 years in existence, which is a very long time by any standard, and to celebrate, we are going to do two things that we love, 1. Art and 2. Have a good party. On August 21st, we will have the art show and party of the year. 49 artists who have been featured on the cover of past issues of Dan’s will be showcased at 230 Elm Street in Southampton from 4 to 8:30 p.m., with 1 new artist featured as well, totaling 50 artists. The new artist will be selected through a jury process that is currently ongoing. Artists can submit their work for the show, with a submission deadline of July 15. You can submit your work online by visiting danshamptons.com/artshow if you are an artist. It will then be juried by of course, Dan Rattiner as well as Kimberly Goff of the Elaine Benson Gallery and a winner will be chosen. The winning painting selected will be featured on an upcoming Dan’s Papers cover, become part of a book that will feature 50 of the top cover paintings, as

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BLACKSMITH DEMO – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, James DeMartis demonstrates ironwork at the Bridgehampton Historical Society’s Wheelwright Shop. 2368 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton. 631-537-1088. Bridgehamptonhistoricalsociety.org. CHILDREN’S ART WORKSHOP – 10 to 11 a.m. Saturdays, ages 6 to 13. $20. Golden Eagle, 14 Gingerbread Lane, E. Hampton, 631-324-0603. Goldeneagleart.com. DRIP PAINTING – 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturdays, all ages, guided tour and hands-on drip painting. Jackson Pollock House, 830 Springs-Fireplace Rd., East Hampton. $25. 631-329-2811. EAST END YOUTH FELLOWSHIP – 6:30 to 8:30p.m., Sundays. Sag Harbor, 631-725-4155. Cbchamptons.com. LONG ISLAND GAME FARM – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekends, petting zoo with interactive areas to feed the animals. Long Island Game Farm, 638 Chapman Blvd, Manorville. 631-878-6670.

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ion of McKenzie Tribe and then to top it all off, enjoying some fine Bacardi rum. But the fun does not stop there. On top of the art show will be a live auction where guests can bid on a custom portrait by Peter Max. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to have this iconic 1960s artist create a portrait of you or a loved one. Dan Rattiner autographed and framed Dan’s Papers covers will be auctioned off, an original Amy Zerner wearable art will be auctioned off too as well as original and framed Dan’s Papers cartoons. Also worth noting is the VIP area will feature furniture by sponsor Thos. Moser that will include a private bar area and service for those who would like to experience the event while relaxing in style. All of this is being done in the name of charity, with proceeds from the event being donated to East End Hospice, Southampton Public Radio and The Group for the East End. There will be an after party that will run into the evening, where everyone is expected to go, at 230 Down owned by Tim Burke, where local musicians will be playing along with giveaway prizes. Man, this is going to be a good time. Don’t forget, if you are an artist and want to be in the show with a chance to be featured on a Dan’s Papers cover, you have to submit by July 15 at danshamptons.com/artshow. Tickets to the event are $50, all for charity and to support the community. If you would like to attend, contact the Dan’s Papers office here at 631-537-0500 or buy them online at danshamptons.com/artshow.

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for times. Registration may be required. AMAGANSETT FREE LIBRARY – 215 Main Street, Amagansett. 631-267-3810. HAMPTON LIBRARY – 2478 Main Street, Bridgehampton. 631-537-0015. Hamptonlibrary.org. JOHN JERMAIN LIBRARY – 201 Main Street, Sag Harbor. 631-725-0049. Johnjermain.org. MONTAUK LIBRARY – 871 Montauk Highway, Montauk. 631-324-4947. Suffolk.lib.ny.us. ROGERS MEMORIAL LIBRARY – 91 Coopers Farm Rd, Southampton. 631-287-6539. Rogers.suffolk.lib.ny.us. PLAY GROUPS GOAT ON A BOAT – 9:30 a.m., Mon., Thurs. and Fri., Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre, 4 East Union St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-4193, goatonaboat.org MUSEUMS CMEE – Children’s Museum of the East End. Interactive exhibits, arts and science-based programs, workshops, special events. 376 Bridge/Sag Tpk, Bridgehampton. $7. 631-537-8250. C. SOUTH FORK NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM (SOFO) –10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 7 days a week, year-round. Museum provides “field guide” for exhibits. 377 Bridge/Sag Tpk, Bridgehampton. 631-537-9735. Sofo.org

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It’s here. It’s that all-American holiday, the Fourth of July, 2010. It’s a time to entertain and be entertained. Preparations for the celebration may include a beach picnic, an alfresco lunch or a barbecue buffet. What is it about barbecue? At the first sign of summer we dust off the grill, pull out the bag of charcoal and dream of another season of dining outdoors. Set up your grill in a well-ventilated area and arrange your wood charcoal chips (the amount depends on the size of your grill and whether you are cooking with direct or indirect heat. You can start your fire with an electric or metal chimney starter (my choice) to produce coals glowing under a cover of light gray ash, or if using a gas grill, it is a simple matter of adjusting the heat levels. Ribs are an American classic, and chances are barbecue buffs everywhere will be marinating racks of ribs to slow cook – the preferred method – on the grill for the holiday. I’m thinking of a delicious grilled rib and chicken recipe we enjoyed a number of years ago on Peter Island in the British Virgin Islands while vacationing on the nearby island of Tortola. Deadman’s Beach Bar and Grill was our destination for the day. An umbrella of seagrape trees and towering palms shaded the outdoor grill and the expansive

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Side Dish The Pridwin Beach Hotel & Cottages in Shelter Island kicks off a summer of Wednesday all-you-can-eat outdoor cookouts with a view every on July 7. There will also be two chances to see July 4th fireworks with special Saturday cookouts on July 3 and July 10. Food is followed by live music and dancing in Pridwin Lounge. The menu includes: steamed clams au vin blanc, mussels a la Pridwin and fresh shrimp in the shell; grilled tuna with Hawaiian marinade; and Kalbi beef ribs, hamburgers and hot dogs. The cost is $32 for adults and $19 per child under 12 with a supplement on Saturdays or $40 for adults and $24 for children. Reservations are required and can be made at 749-0476. Montauk Yacht Club Resort & Marina celebrates Independence Day weekend with holiday entertainment. The Chuck “E” Band will perform a combination of reggae, country, ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and hits from today at Hurricane Alley on Saturday, July 3 and Sunday, July 4 from 1 to 6 p.m. The menu offered will include signature items from tuna tartar ($16) to individual artisan pizzas ($12-$18). There will be a late night DJ spinning at Barracuda Bar & Turtle Lounge on Saturday night from 10 p.m. The bar will offer specialty cocktails including “Montauk Monster Cooler” ($10) with Bacardi, Myers, Captain Morgan, orange and pineapple, and the chocolate raspberry martini ($14) with Stoli Raspberry Vodka, crème de cocoa, Godiva liquor and Chambord. There are no charges for the performances. Call 668-3100 for more infor-

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specials. Tuesdays feature Lobster Basket Night and includes two steamed lobsters, a basket of fries and four beers for $50. Montauk locals get a perk on Wednesdays with a Locals Night giving all Montauk residents 10% off of their check at the bar or in the dining room. For more information, call 668-6868. Jamesport Manor Inn in Jamesport celebrates summer with a special three-course “Off the Grill” prix fixe every Saturday for $45 per person. The menu includes: grilled sea scallops, baby arugula and balsamicglazed strawberries; marinated flank steak, Gruyere potato gratin and grilled local asparagus; and grilled summer fruit skewers. Call 722-0500 for reservations. Almond in Bridgehampton recently introduced weekly summer specials. Sundays boast “Kids Eat Their Age” when kids under 12 can eat anything off the menu for the total price of their age. Tuesdays is 2-for-1 shrimp scampi for $30. Thursdays offer Burger and Beer at the bar and includes a burger, beer and shrimp cocktail for $16. A $24.95 three-course prix fixe is also offered all night Monday and from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Call 537-8885 for more information. Serafina East Hampton invites Moms to bring their kids in on Tuesday for a night out. Kids will get free ice cream and can choose from several different ice cream flavors and toppings. The full dinner menu will be available. For more information, call 267-3500.

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pleasant way, soaking up all the flavor. The hint of cinnamon sent this dish in a Moroccan direction. The tiny dice of cucumber in a shot glass was perfect foil to the other treats I’d never tried Harbor Bistro’s Steamed Local Little Neck Clams ($14). Too bad for me. Delicate clams came in a bowl with shredded leeks for sweet, paper thin slices of jalapenos for heat, and fresh tomato dice for bright – all in a rich, fragrant broth of white wine, cilantro and garlic. It was outstanding. Lobster Bundles ($15) were better than I remember. Crunchy, thinly sliced phyllo hold a delicate yet richly flavored lobster filling, accompanied by ribbons of sauce – one sweet one smoky. It comes with a perfectly contrasting fresh citrus slaw. Another slam dunk was the CrispFlash Fried Calamari ($12)—a great crunchy crust in contrast to the tender milk-soaked calamari rings, served with a lovely cucumber/radish/pepper salad. For the main courses, we tried the Hibachi Salmon ($23). Beautifully grilled salmon filet on a bed of soba noodles, with sweet, crunchy snow peas, daikoncucumber salad and citrus ponzu sauce. I liked this light dish, but again, it’s the French fare that makes O’Donnel shine. Enter Sauteed Dayboat Halibut ($29), a nicely browned snow white square of tender halibut atop a circle of potato-leek fumet, with a delicate mound of couscous. Let’s just talk about the couscous for a (continued on page 157)

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Fill saucepan with 5 to 6 quarts fresh water and add crushed garlic cloves, salt, wine vinegar and soy sauce. Bring to a boil. Adjust heat so that liquid maintains a lazy surface bubble. Put in ribs and cook with cover ajar for 20 to 25 minutes. Transfer to a paper towellined sheet pan and set aside. Discard cooking water. Prepare marinade: Heat oil in a small saucepan and add shallots and garlic. Simmer over low heat until tender, about 5 minutes. Add remaining ingredients and stir to mix. Simmer sauce for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Let cool. Place ribs and chickens in separate glass (Pyrex) baking dishes and divide the marinade over each. Turn the meat in the marinade to coat evenly. If marinating ahead, cover with foil and refrigerate overnight or up to several hours before grilling. Prepare your coals until ashen hot or preheat a gas grill to medium-high. Place ribs on grill meaty side up for 15-20 minutes, turning once or twice and basting with marinade occasionally. If grill is too hot, move ribs away from direct heat. Grill chicken for 20 minutes bone side down, turn and grill for 16-18 minutes longer over indirect heat if necessary. When done, let meat rest for 5-10 minutes, then slice ribs into individual pieces and cut chicken into eighths and serve.

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By Nanci E. LaGarenne Thank the Arabian goats circa 1000 AD. Had they not eaten from the plant with the red berries, we would not have our morning cup of Joe. Legend has it that Kaldi the shepherd found his goats dancing joyously around after munching the berries and he brought a sample to a holy man at a monastery. The monk found them bitter and threw them into the fire. The aroma was pleasing and the roasted grounds were scooped up and put in hot water. Coffee was born. The first coffee houses were in Damascus and Aleppo in the 1500s. So we did not invent the joints we hang out in and sip our beverage of choice. Coffee has many names. Is yours a straight up cup of java, black gold, bean juice, nectar of the gods, cupped lightning, brain juice, lifer juice, wakey juice, brewtus, mojo, café, or kaffe? Or some fancier concoction involving steam and foam? Espresso pots are old school. I grew up with one present at every Sunday dinner. Demitasse we called it. Served with a slice of lemon peel in a dainty cup. Anisette on the side. Too bitter and strong for my liking. If there had been a cappuccino around I would have been very happy. Those were different times. Now we have coffee galore available to us, on just about every corner.

Even out here in the country. Coffee by the sea is an experience worth visiting. It was in 1975 that I first indulged in a cup of the elixir. A hot cup of A&P Eight O’ Clock coffee, brewed in an old dented percolator on top of the stove, poured into a white ceramic mug with a generous splash of milk and I was sent to Java Land. Wilder than my usual cup of tea. Robust. Less parlor and more pirate. Maybe the sea air had something to do with it. All I know is, I just love to put

up a pot of coffee at the beach, don’t you? It relaxes me and energizes me and gets me wondering. I am reminded of a television commercial from the ‘60s. Black and white street scene, pretty lady in a white patent leather mini skirt and long brown hair walks into a coffee shop. She sits down, joining a friend, a close-up of coffee being poured into a white coffee cup. The woman drinks. Conversation ensues. The voice over: “Coffee…the think drink.” Let me take you on my coffee journey around town (independents only; the chains can speak for themselves), and give you my personal rating for each stop on the café express, four cups being the best. First stop: The Hampton Coffee Company in Watermill on 27. You walk in, the aroma hits you. In a nice way. That and the gorgeous smells from the bakery. You can see the beans in barrels and choose your brew. I am told the Peruvian blend is to die for. Personally, I am a cappuccino or latte girl. Remember, my bitter childhood espresso experience. I like my bean juice cut with milk. Foamy skim, preferably. The Hampton Coffee company knows how to make and serve coffee. Their regular coffee is anything but plain. It is hand roasted. (continued on next page)

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veer left on East Lake Drive. Go to the very end and wind up at Gin Beach Market and whole food co-op. Susan will brew you a fresh pot of 100% organic Thunder Island Coffee, Montauk Blend. Peruse the charming little store and have a seat outside, drink your hot magic elixir (or iced, she makes both), inhale the sea and calm your soul. Your hurrying is over. It is a necessary stop at the beginning or the end of the day in Montauk. Coffee and chat. 4 cups. Ronnie’s Deli, in Montauk, on Main Street is a good start to brekkie. Have a cuppa with your breakfast roll. Audine, a regular there, says their coffee is “yummy.” I had a decaf and it was fresh and hot, two important factors. 3 cups. Gaviola’s down by the docks is another standby. Fresh coffee, hot, and always available. Get breakfast and watch the boats or stroll down to the jetty. Coffee and the sea. 3 cups. Sag Harbor is a fave destination anytime, so Provisions is a pit stop. You can’t miss it if you are coming into town via 114. Pop in and have an organic brew. It’s nice and strong, the way my friend Emily loves it. I had a decaf and a carrot juice to go. Grab a carob-covered rice cake for the heck of it. Great. 3 cups. Follow your nose to Java Nation in the alley off Main Street in Sag. Check out the giant coffee roaster in this coffee joint. Have a cappuccino, latte, hot or iced and add caramel, vanilla, whatever flavor rocks you. Or have your joe plain and simple. But have it, inside or out and take in the rays. The staff is always nice. 4 cups. I have to mention Golden Pear on Main Street in Sag Harbor and Newtown Lane in East Hampton. It isn’t a chain and there are only the

four shops, locally-owned. Coffee is fresh and there are fun flavor choices, plus cappuccino or latte prepared nicely and with a smile. I like a sprinkle of their chocolate on my latte. Full bakery of course. 3 cups. I would be remiss not to mention One Stop Market on Springs Fireplace Road in Springs. The pot is always on and the coffee is fresh and hot, regular and decaf. Lose the Styrofoam cups, that’s my only gripe. 3 cups. Back out east to 668 The Gig Shack on Main Street in Montauk Village. I ordered a decaf to my table with breakfast. My friend had regular coffee. I was told they had no decaf. What? The waiter said he could make me an Americano. I didn’t know what that was, but assumed it would be decaf. He brought me a cup and I added milk from a Lilliputian pitcher. Tiny $10 omelettes later, served with two miniature slices of Tuscan toast, no butter, no jam and five small blueberries on the side, we were ready for more coffee. I was informed “we don’t refill decaf.” What? So I said I’d pay for another Americano. We were out of milk, so I went inside to get some. We were charged $2.50 for a regular coffee and $5 for two Americanos. Big turnoff, the full price refill charge. Don’t dial 668 for service. 1 cup. Remember, coffee drinking is a ritual. A passion. An uplifting experience. Enjoy it, savor it. Share it. Have it often or as a special treat. Be bold. Try a new blend or go old school and get your same old bean juice, your way. “Coffee is real good when you drink it. It’s happening…like somewhere within yourself…it gives you time…a chance to be…and have a second cup.” – Gertrude Stein

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Dining Out ALMOND - Critically acclaimed Bridgehampton institution offering seasonally-driven bistro fare at very un-Hamptons prices. Prix fixe nightly, Sunday kids special, Thursday bar special and daily plat du jours. Closed Wed. 631-537-8885. Almondrestaurant.com. BACKYARD RESTAURANT AT SOLE EAST - A local favorite for those in the know. Located on the beautifully landscaped grounds of Sole East Resort. Casual, Mediterranean-influenced menu incorporating the freshest local produce and daily catches. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Poolside dining. Brazilian Bossa Nova brunches on Sundays and live entertainment. 90 Second House Rd., Montauk. 631668-2105. Soleeast.com BLUE SKY MEDITERRANEAN LOUNGE Appetizers, or “Small Plates,” include salads, shellfish, pizzetta and soup, ranging from $9 to $16. Main courses, ranging from $21 to $28, offer inventive fish and seafood dishes, pastas, chicken, lamb, veal – the works, and a nod to the Eastern Mediterranean with Moussaka. 63 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-1810. Menu at blueskysagharbor.com. BOBBY VAN’S - Steakhouse classics and fresh fish. Open 363 days a year for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Kitchen open Fri. & Sat. ‘til 11 p.m. Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-537-0590. BREWSTERS SEAFOOD MARKET - MonThurs, “Early Catch” menu, complete dinners $15. Two-Fer Tues, two lobsters (1 1/8) $25, includes 2 sides. Wed, Bucket Night, all shellfish buckets $12. Everyday special, Bucket of Corona & Steamed Shellfish $30. Open seven days. 252 Montauk Hwy, Hampton Bays, 631-728-3474. Brewstersseafoodmarket.com. CAFÉ MONTE AT GURNEY’S - Breakfast daily from 7:30 to 10 a.m., from noon to 3 p.m. serving a casual Italian-style menu. Excellent choices by Executive Chef Chip Monte. Check out the great late night bar scene. La Paticceria serves light fare from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 631-668-2345. CANAL CAFÉ - Be reminded of Cape Cod in the 1970s at this very casual waterfront eatery. Enjoy fresh, local seafood, local wines and beer and a full bar. Accessible by boat. Live music all summer. 44 Newtown Road, Hampton Bays, 631-723-2155. CASA BASSO - Three-course prix fixe $25 every night. 59 Montauk Highway, Westhampton, 631-2881841. Casabasso.net. CLIFF’S ELBOW ROOM - Serving the best aged and marinated steak, the freshest seafood and local wines, in a casual warm atmosphere. Family-owned and operated since 1958. Open for lunch and dinner. Two locations: 1549 Main Road, Jamesport, 631-7223292, or 1065 Franklinville Rd, Laurel, 631-298-3262. Elbowroomli.com. THE COAST GRILL - A favorite Seafood restaurant for 25 years, now under new ownership. With Executive Chef Brian Cheewing at the helm the restaurant has a new american flare, newly redecorated, come enjoy a sunset dinner overlooking Wooley Pond. Open for dinner 7 nights at 5 p.m. 1109 Noyac Road, Southampton. 631-283-2277. www.thecoastgrill.com COPA - Wine bar and tapas restaurant. Open seven days a week, year round. Great late night bar scene with excellent appetizer selection. Private parties available. 95 School St., Bridgehampton, 631-6136469. COOPERAGE INN - Special events including annual summer lobster clambake, live comedy and murder mystery dinner theater, and wine and beer dinners. Beautiful new bar and lounge with live music on weekends, Happy Hour 5-7 p.m. 2218 Sound Ave, Baiting Hollow, 631-727-8994. Cooperageinn.com. FARM COUNTRY KITCHEN - Serving Lunch and Dinner on the old Peconic River Reservations & Byob. Just a great summer night out. W. Main St., Riverhead, 631-369-6311. Farmcountrykitchen.net.

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and Nonhlanhla Kheswa (Wyclef Jean). You can also catch them drumming on Sagg Main Beach every Monday evening during the summer as part of the impromptu drum circle founded by members of Samba Boom more than 10 years ago. The drum circle, to the ire of local government, has grown to over 1,000 people on some evenings. “It’s a huge phenomenon,” Bailey said. “It’s really blown up on such a massive scale.” He acknowledges that there are issues with the event – parking, noise, litter – and would love to meet with local leaders to find a solution. But, he said, it’s all about “being part of the community. We like helping everyone enjoy their summers.” The Living Rhythm’s big show this season, however, will take place on July 4 when the band plays at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center. Doors will open as the fireworks end for the night, and Bailey and his group will take the stage at 10 p.m. “We’re really excited,” he said. “It’s going to be a lot of fun.” Bailey became interested in world music at a young age. His parents were born in London and grew up in South Africa. His mother was involved with African dance, performing professionally around the world. His godfather, Grammy-winning drummer Baba Olatunji, was responsible for teaching Bailey to drum. “He was my mentor,” Bailey said. “He’s the main reason I do what I do. I want to continue his work and carry on his mission.” Tickets to the July 4 show are $20. For more information about the show, go to whbpac.org. For more info about Dan Bailey and the Living Rhythm, go to danbaileymusic.com.

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time to. Canemaker is not only a world-renowned animator, but he is also an authority on the art and history of animation. He is the executive director of Animation Studies at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and the author of 10 books on the subject. His Oscar and Emmy-winning animation The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation will be featured on July 3 along with five other short films. Canemaker’s personal films employ an eclectic mix of animation styles, often imaginatively combined with first-person narratives, in order to penetrate deeply into their subject matter. The Moon and the Son, for example, uses the voices of Eli Wallach and John Turturro to tell the true story of Canemaker’s own difficult relationship with his Italian immigrant father. Canemaker’s striking visuals evoke profound audience responses. Saturday’s program is not a kiddy show, as the program speaks to adults by exploring animation as an art form. However, the organizers assure that art patrons of all ages will enjoy this event. Canemaker will be available for a discussion after the screening. Stewart believes that this is an exciting time to participate in a discussion about animation. Having recently become fixated on computer animation, our society is perhaps better able to recognize the beauty and importance of hand drawn animation than ever before. Stewart stressed that all of the performers lined up to participate in the series this summer have been very generous with their time. To see the updated list of performers and to purchase tickets, visit oldwhalerschurch.org. Celebration of the Arts featuring animator John Canemaker, Saturday, July 3, 7 p.m. $35. To purchase tickets visit oldwhalerschurch.org. Old Whalers Church, 44 Union St., Sag Harbor

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Documentary Asks: Is Aging Necessary? By Sharon Feiereisen Is there a limit to how long we can live? That’s the central question explored in the new documentary film To Age or Not to Age. Directed by award-winning Sag Harbor-based filmmaker Robert Kane Pappas, the film delves into the profound recent discoveries about aging, its relationship to disease, and compounds that may reverse its process and extend life spans dramatically. Pappas spent three years making this film. and hopes to enlighten his viewers as to the degree to which we can now affect the course in which we age via molecular biology. Interestingly enough, Pappas says that he was never particularly fascinated by the aging process. However, for him “to endure such a lengthy film project, the subject really has to pass the smell test; it has to really feel important.” The concept for the documentary, quite serendipitously, stemmed from a New York Times article from late 2006 regarding calorie restriction and its effects on the health and lifespan of monkeys. “What struck me is that some of the scientists – including the lead scientist David Sinclair from Harvard – were taking the compound Resveratrol and had been taking it for three years. I began to research the subject and the people, including Sinclair’s teacher at MIT,” explains Pappas, adding “the more I read, the more I realized it was

also about evolutionary biology. At some point I put it together and realized that what I was absolutely certain of, was not in fact true.” The scientists featured in To Age or Not to Age have found the means to postpone and possibly mitigate diseases tied to aging. In the film, Pappas speaks to them and other leading figures in the field, including Aubrey de Grey from Cambridge – a theoretician once considered “a lone gull of OxCam eccentricity” – who now finds his ideas about living a 1,000 years or more gaining respectability. “Aging and lifespan are not set in stone. As Dr. Stephen Austad says, evolution doesn’t care about how long you live, it cares about how many kids you have,” notes Pappas. When asked about how his view towards the aging process shifted after making this documentary, he explains that he found it to be truly amazing that “aging and disease are so closely related molecularly, so much that when you delay aging, you delay and mitigate literally all disease. The hardest thing to see is what is right in front of your nose. In this case, humans get sick when they get old. Aging is THE risk factor for all disease. I view human health completely differently now, it’s really about repair mechanisms and this begins to explain why people get different severity of diseases.” While To Age or Not to Age profiles the science of

aging, it also addresses the history of the search for eternal youth, and looks at some of the moral, religious, practical and economic implications of increased lifespan. Who will have access to the medicine? Who will benefit from the breakthroughs? Will the price of these compounds make this a drug for the elites? There already exists a potentially catastrophic problem with overpopulation. What happens if we live even longer? What does that mean for societal structures, family, marriage, social security? If we can postpone aging, should we? Or are we arrogantly challenging the laws of nature? “I hope viewers realize that we are talking about healthy lifespan, that these discoveries will keep people more fit and healthy when they are old. I wanted to explain what I had learned,” remarks Pappas, adding that he thinks “the rich and powerful are going to embrace these advances,” and though the filmmaker says that he hasn’t changed his day-today health maintenance habits as a result of making this film, the producers and he did begin taking a pure form of Resveratrol early on in the filming process – “none of us have had as much as a cold since – knock on wood.” To Age or Not to Age opens on July 16 in the Village East Theatre in NYC. For ticket and film information, please visit or toageornottoage.com.

Parties, Getaways & Hobnobbing at Southampton Inn By Susan Saiter The Ultimate Guys Getaway at the Southampton Inn, which will celebrate the opening of the new swimming pool in July, is one of those old ideas that seems very new. It’s one of those unapologetically male and indulgent weekends that’s the perfect escape not only from ordinary life, but from 2010. A weekend getaway that will have a menu of things like tartare of filet mignon, Malbec braised short ribs, 21 day dry aged sirloin, lots of scotch, all of it topped off by a cigar that’s not a cigar but a chocolate cigar of nougatine ash and warm

Salamore anglaise, is in store. Ladies, of course, are welcome too. To christen this sparkling new pool and flowery outdoor party space, the Southampton Inn held a Memorial Day Weekend “Fete the Hamptons 2010 Season” with a Poolside BBQ Bash. The day, which was supposed to be stormy but turned out to be deliriously beautiful, was also an opportunity to show off Chef Bryan Naylor‘s magic with an old fashioned American barbecue. Yes, the fare was old fashioned, but it zoomed right into the health and taste-conscious contemporary Hamptons world, so that the uber-tender

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chicken and roast beef, the bite-sized brownies and enormous black and white cookies were as memorable as the day itself. Also included on the menu of the day: lots of new friends, a chance to meet the smiling owners, and food for thought in planning your next wedding, prom, or major birthday party. The Inn is right on the edge of downtown Southampton, near the movie theater, but the party space, enclosed by the motel-style layout of the rooms, seems private and removed. One lovely amenity is that you don’t need a car to go shopping in town, to go for a stroll at Agawam Park. It’s a gorgeous little jaunt of one mile past enormous hedges only partially hiding the mansions, each uniquely beautiful, to Gin Lane. Another half mile of this perfect exercise down Gin Lane will take you past equally beautiful homes, but more modern and beachy, with Cooper Beach to relax on. Of course, you can also drive, or take a cab and lose the worry about traffic lines or beach stickers. The hotel welcomes hundreds guests all summer, including families and couples, but it has several sophisticated world-travelers who rent for the summer and use it as home base for travels around the world. Donna and Dick Soloway, who because of their recent trip to St. Moritz had, at Memorial Day, the tans of August. The Soloways have rented a room here that they use as summer home-base so they can jet back and forth from on their trips to Sardinia and the other top tourist destinations. In previous summers, they rented in East Hampton. “But the commute!” said Donna, rolling her eyes behind her pretty white Dolce sunglasses. Dick, described by his friend at the dinner table as a “bon vivant,” added that he doesn’t want to be tied down by owning a house or apartment. Anyway, he joked, all the other pluses aside, “We have the biggest place in the Hamptons here—a hundred rooms.” The owners, Dede Gotthelf and Terry Moan, are optimistic about this summer’s business being way better than last. “This summer is going to be great,” Moan predicted.

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Music & Film in the Great Outdoors By Kim Palmer With all the marvelous weather that the summer brings to the East End, there certainly isn’t any reason to stay inside. Luckily, there’s plenty of free outdoor entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. Starting July 7, the Southampton Cultural Center will hold its “Concerts in the Parks Series,” featuring outdoor concerts at Agawam Park and Coopers Beach, both in Southampton. The schedule includes musical performances ranging from rock ‘n’ roll, to gospel, to swing, to funk, and even calypso, and runs through September 1. The series kicks off with the Lonesharks playing rock ‘n’ roll music at Coopers Beach on July 7. The Lonesharks are a local band whose first performance was at Burke’s Roadhouse in Southampton in 1988. They have been playing their rock tunes from Manhattan to Montauk ever since, and have released five CDs of original music, their most recent being “Rhythm & Twang” in 2009. They will be followed by State of Oregon, formerly Feed the Need, mixing the sounds of rock, jazz and surf music, at Agawam Park on July 14. If you’re looking for something more spiritually inspiring, come down to Agawam Park on July 21 for a concert of gospel music. For a shot of girl power, The Chiclettes, a female vocal group, will perform on July 28. As a tribute group, they will be performing favorites by female groups from the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and today, with dance music for all ages. August brings a lot more great dance music so the whole family can boogie down through the hot summer nights. Project Vibe, a local reggae band, will hit Coopers Beach on August 4 with a performance that’s sure to get you moving. The rest of the August agenda will take place back at Agawam Park, starting with The Precisions, bringing classic rock to the Hamptons, on August 11. Mix it up with Jerry Costanzo, who brings his sounds of swing on August 18, followed by New Dawn (formerly Signify), with funk and R&B tunes, and Vivian & Merrymakers, bringing the mystifying sounds of calypso. More information at 631-287-4377 or southamptonculturalcenter.org. The music doesn’t stop there! Bridge Gardens will present “Fridays at 6,” their own series of outdoor concerts through Labor Day. So far on the schedule, is The Charles Certain Trio, performing smooth jazz until dusk, on July 2, July 9 and August 13, and The Bridgehampton School Marimba Band on July 23, July 30 and August 6. The last two weeks in August are yet to be scheduled, but I’m sure there will be outstanding music to relax to or dance to, as you watch the sun set. Attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic and blanket, and of course, some friends. Admission $10/$20 for family of four; annual memberships are also available. Bridge Gardens, 26 Mitchell Lane, Bridgehampton; 631-537-7440; Peconiclandtrust.org. Coming up in August, the Sag Harbor chamber will host their own series of outdoor concerts every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Marine Park. Musicians include Big Band East on August 5, the Lone Sharks on August 12, Six Gun on August 19 and Vivian & the Merry Makers on August 26. Attendees are encouraged to bring dinner and a blanket and chairs to the family-friendly event. For more information, 631-725-0011 or info@sagharborchamber.com. For more in the Sag Harbor music scene, Sag Harbor-based Americana Band Edna’s Kin performs live at the Hayground Farmers Market July 9, from 4 to 6 p.m. at 151 Mitchell’s Lane in Bridgehampton. Bring a blanket and your appetite – the outdoor pizza oven and fresh-baked goods will be all “fired up.” Rather watch a good movie than listen to live music? No problem. The Town of Southampton will

present a series of Movies in the Park, from Westhampton to Hampton Bays, on a 300-square-foot movie screen. Showings will be every other Saturday at 8:30 p.m., starting July 12. For schedule and more information, call 631-728-8585 or visit town.southampton.ny.us. Silas Marder Gallery in Bridgehampton will also offer a series of outdoor movies on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. throughout July and August. This week’s movie, on July 2, will be Francois Truffaut’s Jules and Jim (France, 1962) starring Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner and Henri Serre, followed by Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (U.S.A., 1960), starring Anthony Perkins and Vera Miles on July 9. Other films include Jaws, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, West Side Story, and more. Bring a beach chair, blanket and picnic. The gallery is locat-

ed at 120 Snake Hollow Rd., Bridgehampton. For more information, 631-702-2306 or silasmarder.com. To support a cause that really makes a difference while you dance, check out Honky Tonk Night on July 10. Beginning at 9 p.m. in “The Pleasure Lounge,” 151 North Ferry Road, Shelter Island, there will be a dance in the barn which has been outfitted in the style of a 1940s honky tonk. Two “old school” style bands, The Who Dat Loungers and The Blaggards, will be rockin’ and swingin’. All proceeds go to The Island Gift of Life Foundation. B.Y.O.B., $20 Admission at the door. For more information, 631 466-2768. There’s no need to pack up the beach blanket and chairs when the sun goes down. Forget the air conditioning and head over to a concert or movie to enjoy those beautiful summer nights.

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Honoring the Artist: Peter Max Speaking with Peter Max is “being-in-themoment,” to use a cliché. Yet there’s no way the word “cliché” applies to one of America’s most prolific artists. The term “iconic” seems a better fit to characterize Max and his images over the years: his visions of Americana; “Summer of Love” typography; and pop culture personalities. Lest we dare forget, there are his Lady Liberty figures which are so much a part of the July 4th holiday, as well as this week’s cover. Looking back at his career, Max loves to regale listeners with stories and experiences which have particular meaning for him. As a result, they have meaning for us, too. Q: You could tell a multitude of stories about peo-

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Art Openings & Galleries OPENINGS AND EVENTS EAST HAMPTON FINE ART FESTIVAL – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 3 and 4., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 5, featuring 15 thousand pieces of original artwork in various media, meet and interact with the artists, sponsored by East Hampton Food Pantry. The American Legion, 15 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett. $5. 631-421-1590. Paragonartevents.com. ROMANY KRAMORIS GALLERY– 4 to 7 p.m. on July 3, opening reception, “Treasures Found,” paintings by Hazel Shearer Thomas Gray, on display through July 15. Proceeds from sales go to a scholarship fund through The Girl Friends Inc. 41 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-7252499 or kramorisgallery.com. HAMPTON ROAD GALLERY– 6 to 8 p.m. on July 3, opening reception, Karyn Mannix Contemporary, featuring works by Eileen Hickey Hulme, Judy Clifford and Dalton Portella. 36 Hampton Rd., Southampton. 631-3773235. VERED GALLERY – 3 p.m. on July 3, Vered Gallery will hold its annual July Fourth Auction, including works by Chagall, Kruger, Fischl and Picasso. All proceeds will be donated to the Sderot Media Center Therapy Project, treating teen trauma victims. Bids can be made at the gallery, by phone or online; to register and view lots: veredart.com. 68 Park Pl., East Hampton. 631-324-3303. RVS FINE ART – 6 to 8 p.m. on July 3, opening reception, “Kiev Days/Kiev Nights,” by Kevin Berlin, new paintings from The Ukrainian National Ballet, on display through July 14. 20 Jobs Ln., Southampton. 631-2838546. ARTISTS STUDIO TOUR – July 8 to 10, visit studios, homes and gardens of over 40 East End artists from Southampton to Montauk in a self-guided tour and attend the Artist/Patron party on July 9 at Ashawagh Hall in Springs to view the art of over 80 Artists Alliance members, have cocktails and hor d’oevres and meet the artists. Tickets: $50, buy two and receive a third free, at Aaeh.org. ARTHAMPTONS – July 8 to 11, six thousand pieces

of sculpture, painting and photography valued at $3 million on display at Sayne Park in Bridgehampton. 631283-5505 or arthamptons.com. GREENPORT HARBOR BREWING COMPANY– 6 to 9 p.m. on July 10, opening reception, “Elements and Ethers,” abstract pastel drawings by Roisin Bateman, on display through August 1. 234 Carpenter St., Greenport. 631-725-6211 or roisinbateman.com. GALLERIES ANN MADONIA GALLERY & FINE ANTIQUES – 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 36 Jobs Ln., Southampton. 631283-1878. ANNYX – 150 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-725-9064. ART & SOUL GALLERY – 495 Montauk Hwy, Eastport. 631-325-1504. Artsoulgallery.com. THE ART BARGE – 50 years of art barge history. The Victor D’Amico Institute of Art, Amagansett. 631-2673172. ARTHUR T. KALAHER FINE ART – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily or by appointment. 28E Job’s Ln., Southampton. 631-204-0383. BOLTAX GALLERY – 21 Ferry Rd., Shelter Island. 631-749-4062. Boltaxgallery.com. BENSON-KEYES ARTS – By appointment. 917-5091379 or elainebensongallery@gmail.com. BERNARD SPRING STEEL – Watercolors and sculptures. Open Sat. and Sun. 1 to 4 p.m. 7760 Main Bayview Rd., Southold. 631-765-9509. BRAVURA ART AND OBJECTS GALLERY – American, European, tribal, Murano glass, jewelry, textiles, home furnishings and eclectic objects. Open by appointment. 261 N. Main St., Southampton. 631-3773355 or . BRIDGE GARDENS & C FINE ART – a survey of contemporary outdoor sculpture, featuring the work of nine sculptors, on display through Labor Day. Bridge Gardens, 36 Mitchell Ln., Bridgehampton. 631-283-3195. Peconiclandtrust.org. CANIO’S GALLERY – 290 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631725-4926.

CELADON CLAY ART GALLERY – 41 Old Mill Rd., Water Mill. 631-726-2547. CHRYSALIS GALLERY - Original Fine Art, local, regional and international artists. Open Thurs. to Mon. 10 to 5:30 p.m. 2 Main St., Southampton. 631-287-1883 or chrysalis@hamptons.com. D’AMICO INSTITUTE – Former residence of Victor D’Amico, founding director of Education at the Museum of Modern Art, early modernist furnishings and found objects on display. By appointment. Lazy Point, Amagansett. 631-267-3172. DELANEY COOKE GALLERY – 150 Main St., Sag Harbor. DESHUK-RIVERS STUDIO – Visit artist Daria Deshuk for one-on-one tours of paintings, photographs and works on paper. 141 Maple Ln., Bridgehampton. 631237-4511. Deshukriversgallery.com. DOROTHY FRANKEL GALLERY – Noon to 4 p.m. Sat. or by appt., sculpture garden. 2879 Noyac Rd., Noyac. 631-725-4081. Dorothyfrankel.com. FLOWERS AT THE GREENERY – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, oils and watercolors by Linda Nemeth through July 11. 19 Mitchell Rd., Westhampton Beach. 631-288-7903. GALERIE BELAGE – “Outsider Art in the Hamptons” through Sept. 6. 8 Moniebogue Ln., Westhampton Beach. 631-288-5082. GALLERYB – “Natural Boundaries,” photography by Moises Esquenazi, through July 5. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thurs. through Mon. 150 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-7251059. Thegalleryb.com. GUILD HALL – “Winslow Homer: The Pleasures of Summer,” “Mercedes Matter: Retrospective,” “Gloria Kisch: Sculptures,” and “East End Art Teachers,” on display through July 25. 158 Main St., East Hampton. $7 admission. 631-324-0806. Guildhall.org. HAMPTON BAYS LIBRARY – an exhibit celebrating the life of George Hecht and book selling in the 20th century. Hampton Bays Library, 52 Ponquogue Ave. 631-728(continued on page 180)

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Environmental Show at Nabi Gallery Any exhibit devoted to the environment should be good, and the current one at New York’s Nabi Gallery is no exception. Better still yet is the fact that North Fork artist Janet Culbertson is also in the show. Sponsored by the Natural Resources Defense Council, the display features winners of a nation-wide environmental art competition. The winning entry by Saundra McPherson is a subtle image of a bird’s nest, which gallery owner Val Schaffner has wisely hung it above the piano (the site of concerts held at the venue). Thus, the piano and the painting have become an installation: the combination of a man-made object together with the image of a natural one is eloquent and arresting. McPherson’s other pieces, part of the “Sanctus” series, are more abstract and less defined, but eye-catching as well. Another work, “Sanctus Ulmus/Glow,” is a worm’s eyeview of a barren tree; it could be the one that houses the bird’s nest, except for the fact that it has no leaves. No matter. The image is quite different from the artist’s other pieces, evoking a stark and even dangerous atmosphere. Bridget Grady’s works also feature trees, like “Nanyang Tree” and “Peranakan Tree.” They are more abstract than McPherson’s, but no less striking with bright colors and impressionisticlike images. There’s even the idea of fantasy present. Works by Elsie Hill are more realistic, style-wise, but there’s also a hint of fantasy that’s intriguing. The images feature animals, like a snake and antelopes, suggesting mythic stories; while the cracked landscape may also mean imply the animals’ struggle with the environment as well as with other prey.

Janet Culbertson’s “Bill images, like the “Grand Board 7- The Swamp” centers Canyon at Sunrise” and the on juxtaposition: a myriad of “Grand Canyon at Sunset,” logs piled up together in the show the setting at its best, foreground, a billboard showing the place as an iconic example a river and rocks in the backof nature in all its glory. The ground. This idea suggests the wide expanse of sky evokes a natural habitat’s disappearnever-ending vista, and thus ance, which can only be depicta never-ending hope for the ed on a billboard, preserved as future. a reminder of the past. Culbertson’s contradictions – Marion Wolberg Weiss are particularly noteworthy. In previous works, Culbertson’s This show at the Nabi images feature glitter spread Gallery in New York will be on across her landscapes, recallview until the beginning of ing both visual eloquence and July. Call 212-929-6063 for the havoc that metal may information. cause. The pieces are simultaneously beautiful and horrific. Meet the Writers: Culbertson uses opposition in Marion Wolberg Weiss is another way as well; —what an art and film critic, with a you see may be pretty, but the Ph.D. in Criticism. She curidea behind the image is not. rently serves as an Adjunct Mechanical rape of the enviProfessor of Writing at New “BILLBOARD SWAMP” ronment is a variation on this York University, and previously theme, seen in works by Cole Gerst. Here, the artist taught Film Criticism and Scriptwriting at SUNY has attached duct tape, paper bags and electrical Stony Brook and NYU. tape to an image of Los Angeles’ Griffith Park to Weiss wrote a book on Martin Scorsese that was recall how material can bind and enclose natural published in 1987 by G.K. Hall, and is currently settings. working on a new book about “Artists’ Studios.” She Nick Savides’ paintings present a nice balance won a TV Emmy Award for the television program, contrast to the idea that nature is in danger; his “Museums Are for Children.”

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6241. HAMPTON ROAD GALLERY – 36 Hampton Rd., Southampton. 631-377-3235. JOHN JERMAIN LIBRARY – the paintings of Roisin Bateman, on display through August 31. John Jermain Library, 201 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-7250049. THE LEIBER MUSEUM – fine Japanese prints on display through Labor Day. 446 Old Stone Hwy, Springs. 631-329-3288. Leibermuseum.org. LENZ WINERY – paintings by Annie Wildey on display through August 30. 38355 Rt. 25, Peconic. 631-7346010. LEVITAS CENTER FOR THE ARTS – Weekdays noon to 4 p.m. and weekends noon to 6 p.m. Southampton Cultural Center, Pond Ln., Southampton. 631-283-6419. LUCILLE KHORNAK GALLERY – “In Fashion: Portraits of Iconic Designers,” a photography exhibit, through July 8. 2400 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton. MARK BORGHI FINE ART – Mix of mid-century modern works and new acquisitions. 2462 Main St., Bridgehampton. 631-537-7245. MICHAEL PEREZ POP ART GALLERY – Original works by artist and gallery owner Michael Perez. 59 Main St., Southampton. 631-259-2424. Michaelperezartist.com. MOSQUITO HAWK GALLERY – “Ludic Fuel,” featuring young artists whose work combines creative play and comic visions of the contemporary movement. 24 N Ferry Rd., Shelter Island. 631-905-4998. OUTEAST GALLERY – “Excavations,” Steve Haweeli’s first solo show, featuring oils, charcoal and acrylic works. Outeast Gallery, 65 Tuthill Rd., Montauk. 631-375-6730. PAMELA WILLIAMS GALLERY –167 Main St., Amagansett. 631-267-7817. Pamelawilliamsgallery.com. PARASKEVAS GALLERY – Michael Paraskevas’ work and children’s book illustrations from Maggie and the Ferocious Beast and other books published with his mother, Betty. By appointment. 83 Main St., Westhampton Beach. 631-287-1665. THE PARRISH ART MUSEUM – Mon. to Sat. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. Jobs Ln., Southampton. 631-283-2118. POLLOCK KRASNER HOUSE – 830 Springs Fireplace Rd., East Hampton. 631-324-4929. PRITAM & EAMES – Mon. to Sat. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sun. noon to 4 p.m., closed Wed., furniture gallery. 27 Race Ln., East Hampton. 631-324-7111. ROMANY KRAMORIS GALLERY – “Treasures

Found,” paintings by Hazel Shearer Thomas Gray. Romany Kramoris Gallery, 41 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631725-2499. ROSALIE DIMON GALLERY - Noon to 6 p.m. daily. 2nd Floor, Jamesport Manor Inn, 370 Manor Ln., Jamesport. 631-722-0500. Jamesportmanorinn.com. RICHARD J. DEMATO FINE ARTS GALLERY – 90 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-725-1161. ROMANY KRAMORIS GALLERY – 41 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-725-2499. SOLAR – “Lush,” group show featuring works by current young women artists, including photography, painting, collage and sculpture. 44 Davids Ln., East Hampton. 631-907-8422. Artsolar.com. SOUTHAMPTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM – Summer exhibition, “Saving our Landscape Heritage: Paintings and Photographs of the East End.” 17 Meeting House Ln., Southampton. 631-283-2494. Southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org. SURFACE GALLERY – New works created “in-situ” (on-site) by resident atelier artists, potter Bob Bachler and painter James Kennedy. Thurs. to Sun. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 845 Springs Fireplace Rd., East Hampton. 631-2919061. TULLA BOOTH GALLERY – Thurs. to Mon. 12:30 to 7 p.m. 66 Main St., Sag Harbor. 631-725-3100. Tullaboothgallery.com. VERED GALLERY –11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun. to Thurs., 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fri. and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 68 Park Pl., East Hampton. 631-324-3303. Veredart.com. WALK TALL GALLERY – 197 Madison St., Sag Harbor. 631-681-1572. WATER MILL MUSEUM – 18th Annual Member Art Show, over 90 works in various media, on display through July 12. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.-Sat., 1 to 5 p.m. Sun. 41 Old Mill Rd., Water Mill. 631-726-4625. Watermillmuseum.org.

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MOVIES Schedule for the week of Friday, July 2 to Thursday, July 8. Movie schedules are subject to change. Always call to confirm shows and times. HAMPTON ARTS (+) Toy Story (G) – Fri, 3:30, 5:45, 8 Sat, 1, 3:30, 5:45, 8, Sun, 1, 3:30, 5:45, 8, Mon, 5:45, 8 Tues, 5:45, 8, Wed, 5, 7:30, 9:30, Thurs, 5, 7:30, 9:30 City Island (PG13) – Fri, 4, 6, 8:15, Sat, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:15, Sun, 1:30, 4, 6:15, 8:15, Mon, 5:15, Tues, 5:15, 7:30 SAG HARBOR CINEMA (+) (631-725-0010) Great Directors – 7 all week except on July 4 it is playing at 7:30 Mademoiselle Chambon – 5, 9 all week except on July 4 it is 5 and 9:30 UA EAST HAMPTON (+) (631-324-0448) Eclipse (PG13) – All week, 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 10:30 Cyrus (R) – All week, 1:45, 4:15, 7:15, 10 Grown Ups (PG13) – All week, 1:40, 4:30, 7:40, 10:20 The Karate Kid (PG) – All week, 12:30, 3:45, 7, 10:15 Knight and Day (PG13) – All week, 4, 6:45,

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Day By Day PICK OF THE WEEK FIFTH OF JULY – 8 p.m., previews July 6-9, opening night July 10, Lanford Wilson’s Broadway hit about the disillusionment in America during the Vietnam War. Shows are 8 p.m. Tues. through Sat., 7 p.m. Sun., matinees on Weds. at 2 p.m. and Sat. at 4 p.m., throughout July. Bay Street Theatre, Long Wharf, Sag Harbor. $55/$65. 631-725-9500. Baystreet.org

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BENEFITS BEST BUDDIES – 9 p.m. on July 2, Hamptons Social Series kickoff party for Tatiana and Campion Platt in honor of Best Buddies, dinner available from Philippe Chow, a portion of proceeds go to Best Buddies, a nonprofit creating opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Lily Pond, 44 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton. 631-324-3332. Bestbuddies.org. HALSEY HOUSE – 6 to 8 p.m. on July 3, annual Halsey House Gala, music, hor d’oeuvres and silent auction, to benefit the museum’s historic properties. Thomas Halsey Homestead, 249 S. Main St., Southampton. $125 advance/$150 at door. 631-2832494. LONGHOUSE RESERVE – 6 to 9 p.m. on July 8, ArtHamptons Gala opening to benefit LongHouse Reserve, international fine art fair, view, reserve and buy from 80+ galleries, culinary treats, wine and spirits. Sayre Park, Bridgehampton. Show open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Fri. and Sat. and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sun. $65 preview party & three-day pass/$15 one-day pass/$25 three-day pass. 631-283-5505 or . Arthamptons.com. EAST HAMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY – 6 to 8:30 p.m., Antiques Show Preview Cocktail Party, hosted by interior designer Jamie Drake, to kick off the East Hampton Antiques Show, benefiting East Hampton Historical Society. Mulford Farm, 10 James Ln., East Hampton. $150. Antique show hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sun; $20 (9-10 a.m.)/$10 general. Easthamptonhistory.org. PROJECT MOST – 7 to 10 p.m. on July 9, A Taste of Land & Sea benefit, music by Nancy Atlas Project, tastings from East End restaurants and wineries, benefiting Project MOST and the children of East Hampton. $75. Sperry Tent, East Hampton Indoor Tennis, 175 Daniel’s Hole Rd., East Hampton. 646-345-5608. Projectmost.com. FARMER’S MARKETS BRIDGEHAMPTON – 3 to 6:30 p.m. Fridays. Hayground School, 151 Mitchell’s Ln. 631-987-3553.

Haygroundfarmersmarket.com. EAST HAMPTON – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays through October 1. Nick and Toni’s parking lot, 136 North Main St. Rain or shine. 631-725-9133. EASTPORT – 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays through October 30. Hamlet Green, between Eastport Luncheonette and Gianfranco Hair Studio, Montauk Hwy. 631-801-2505. MONTAUK – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays. Therese School, South Etna Ave. RIVERHEAD – 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursdays. Next to the aquarium, East Main St., along the Peconic River. SAG HARBOR – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays through Halloween weekend. Marine Park, Bay St. SOUTHAMPTON – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays through Oct 10, except holidays. Parrish Art Museum,

25 Jobs Lane. Southamptonchamber.com. WESTHAMPTON – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays through November. 85 Mill Rd. 631-288-3337. Whbcc.org. THURSDAY, JULY 1 TWILIGHT THURSDAY – 5 to 8 p.m. live music, wine and cheese plates for purchase. No cover. Winery Tasting Room, Wolffer Estate Vineyard, 139 Sagg Rd., Sagaponack. 631-537-5106. OPERA IN CINEMA – 7:30 p.m., screening of Verdi’s Otello at 2008’s Salzburg Festival. Parrish Art Museum, 25 Jobs Ln., Southampton. $20. 631-283-2118. Parrishart.org. EQUUS – 8 p.m. Tues.–Sat. through July 3, matinees 2 p.m. Sat., starring Alec Baldwin and Sam Underwood. $50/$40/$30. For mature audiences. John Drew Theater, Guild Hall, 158 Main Street, East Hampton. 866-8114111. Guildhall.org or theatermania.com. FRIDAY, JULY 2 HAMPTONFLEA – 9 a.m. every Friday, antique show Georgica Creek Antiques, 332 Montauk Hwy, Wainscott. 631-537-0333 or . Hamptonflea.com. SUNSET FRIDAY – 5 p.m. to sunset, live music, wine and cheese plates for purchase. No cover. Wolffer Estate Wine Stand, 3312 Montauk Hwy, Sagaponack. 631-537-5106. MUSIC AT BRIDGE GARDENS – 6 p.m., The Charles Certain Trio performs smooth jazz. Bring a blanket, chair and picnic. $10/$20 for family of four. Bridge Gardens, 26 Mitchell Lane, Bridgehampton. 631537-7440. Peconiclandtrust.org. PICNIC & FIREWORKS – 7 to 10 p.m., Southampton Fresh Air Home’s Annual American Picnic, includes picnic buffet, arts & crafts, carnival and fireworks over Shinnecock Bay. 631-283-5847 or . OUTDOOR MOVIE – 7:30 p.m., showing of Francois Truffaut’s Jules and Jim (France, 1962), starring Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner and henri Serre. Bring a beach chair, blanket and picnic. Silas Marder Gallery, 120 Snake Hollow Rd., Bridgehampton. 631-702-2306 or (continued on next page)

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silasmarder.com. AMOS LEE – 8:30 p.m., folk and soul singer performs. $50/$40/$30. Westhampton Beach PAC, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach. 631-288-1500. Whbpac.org. SATURDAY, JULY 3 HIKE – 10 a.m. to noon, meet at Trout Pond parking lot, Noyac Rd., Noyac, for a 4-mile hilly hike. 631-725-5861. Southamptontrails.org. EAST HAMPTON FINE ART FESTIVAL – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Sun., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon., featuring 15 thousand pieces of original artwork in various media, meet and interact with the artists, sponsored by East Hampton Food Pantry. The American Legion, 15 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett. $5. 631-4211590. Paragonartevents.com. DAN READS IN THE HAMPTONS TOO – 11 a.m., meet the author on the lawn of the Harbor Bistro Restaurant and Marina for a reading of “Florence Palmer.” 313 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton. Danshamptons.com. DIVING DEMO – 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., a celebration of the history of diving with diver Bob Rusnak, who will free dive in traditional gear into the aquariums largest exhibit while an educator speaks to guests, along with shallow water diving demos, SCUBA mask face painting and crafts. Atlantis Marine World, Main St., Riverhead. $21.50/$18.50 children. 631-208-0466 or atlantismarineworld.com. XCULINARY DEMO – Noon to 2 p.m., favorites from Jamie Oliver’s cookbooks. Loaves & Fishes Cookshop, 2422 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton. 631537-6066. Landfcookshop.com. POOL PARTY – 2 p.m., poolside DJ’s, cocktails and lunch. Sole East Resort, 90 Second House Rd., Montauk. 631-668-2105. JOHN CANEMAKER – 7 p.m., Academy Award-winning Animated Filmmaker. Old Whalers Church, 44 Union St., Sag Harbor. 631-725-0894. Oldwhalerschurch.org. THE STYLISTICS – 8:30 p.m., the soul group from Philadelphia performs. Westhampton Beach PAC, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach. $95/$80/$65. 631288-1500. Whbpac.org. SUNDAY, JULY 4 HIKE – 8 to 9 a.m., meet on Mill Road off Lopers Path E., Bridgehampton, for a hill, fast-paced 1.5-mile hike with ocean views. 631-745-0689. Southamptontrails.org. ANTIQUES SHOW – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., annual outdoor summer antiques and collectibles show and sale. Mary Immaculate Church, Browns Ln., Bellport. Rain Date July 10. OPERA IN CINEMA – 2 p.m., screening of Verdi’s Otello at 2008’s Salzburg Festival. Parrish Art Museum, 25 Jobs Ln., Southampton. $20. 631-283-2118. Parrishart.org.

JULY 4 EVENTS FIREWORKS NORTH SEA – 7/1 and 7/3 – 6 p.m., annual carnival and fireworks show. North Sea Community House, Noyac Rd. 631-2833629 or nsfd.org. SOUTHAMPTON – 7/2 – 7-10 p.m., Southampton Fresh Air Home will hold its 23rd annual American Picnic, including a picnic buffet, arts and crafts, carnival booths and fireworks over Shinnecock Bay. 1030 Meadow Ln., Southampton. Fireworks can also be seen from Coopers Beach. Rain Date 7/3. 631-283-5847 or sfah.org. AMAGANSETT – 7/3 – 9:30 p.m., at the Devon Yacht Club for members or at Fresh Pond Beach for non-members. 631-267-6340 or devonyc.com. SAG HARBOR – 7/3 – 9:30 p.m., at Sag Harbor Yacht Club, viewable from Haven’s Beach, Marine

Peace Party in Westhampton, 1920, from Around Westhampton by Meredith Murray DAN READS IN THE HAMPTONS TOO – 5 p.m., meet the author at Bridgehampton Community House for a reading of “Anonymous.” 2357 Montauk Hwy. Danshamptons.com. JOHN HIATT & THE COMBO – 8 p.m., critically acclaimed artist performs blues-driven rock music. Westhampton Beach PAC, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach. $100/$80/$60. 631-288-1500. Whbpac.org. MONDAY, JULY 5 SUMMER DOCS SERIES – 8 p.m., screening of The Art of the Steal, the story of the struggle for control of the Barnes Foundation, hosted by Alec Baldwin, followed by Q&A with director Don Argott. Guild Hall, 158 Main Street, East Hampton. $20/$18. 866-811-4111. Guildhall.org. DARRELL HAMMOND – 8 p.m., the longest-running cast member of Saturday Night Live performs. Bay Street Theatre, Long Wharf, Sag Harbor. $60/$75. 631725-9500. Baystreet.org. TUESDAY, JULY 6 CINEMA AT THE PAC – 8 p.m. today, Weds. And Thurs., screening of The Father of My Children, the story of a Parisian film producer struggling to juggle the demands of his production company with his family’s needs. Westhampton Beach PAC, 76 Main Street, Westhampton Beach. $10/$7/$3. 631-288-1500. Whbpac.org. FIFTH OF JULY – 8 p.m., previews through July 9, opening night July 10, Lanford Wilson’s Broadway hit about the disillusionment in America during the Vietnam War. Shows are 8 p.m. Tues. through Sat., 7 p.m. Sun., matinees on Weds. at 2 p.m. and Sat. at 4 p.m., throughout July. Bay Street Theatre, Long Wharf, Sag Harbor. $55/$65. 631-725-9500. Baystreet.org.

Park, Long Wharf and waterfront. 631-725-0567 or sagharboryc.com. MONTAUK – 7/4 – 910 p.m., at Umbrella Beach on S. Emerson Dr. Rain date 7/5. 631-6689363. SHELTER ISLAND – 7/10 – 9 p.m., at Crescent Beach. 631-749-0399 or shelterislandchamber.org. EAST HAMPTON – 7/17 – 9:15 p.m., The Great Bonac Fireworks show at 3 Mile Harbor. 631-324-6250 or bonacfireworks.org.

PARADES SOUTHAMPTON – 7/5 – 10 a.m., the Commission on Veteran Patriotic Events annual parade at Railroad Plaza themed “What is America to Me?”. All veterans invited to ride (arrive at 9:30 a.m.). 631-283-1623 or sfsteinke@aol.com.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 MEMORABLE CHEESES – Noon, join the Ludlow family, who have farmed in Bridgehampton for over a century, to talk about the cheese business and taste several varieties of their Mecox Bay Dairy cheeses. Reservations required. Rogers Memorial, 91 Coopers Farm Rd., Southampton. 631-2830774. Myrml.org. CONCERTS IN THE PARK – 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., performance by the Lone Sharks at Coopers Beach, Southampton. Free. Southamptonculturalcenter.org. THURSDAY, JULY 8 MANHATTAN STRING QUARTET – 8 p.m., performing Mozart, Shostakovich and Schubert. Guild Hall, 158 Main Street, East Hampton. $25/$23. 866-811-4111. Guildhall.org. FRIDAY, JULY 9 GALLERY LECTURE – 3:30 p.m., “Winslow Homer, Thomas Moran and other 19th century Long Island Artists,” with former New York Times Art Critic Phyllis Braff. Guild Hall, 158 Main Street, East Hampton. Free with museum admission. 866-8114111. Guildhall.org. MUSIC AT BRIDGE GARDENS – 6 p.m., The Charles Certain Trio performs smooth jazz. Bring a blanket, chair and picnic. $10/$20 for family of four. Bridge Gardens, 26 Mitchell Lane, Bridgehampton. 631537-7440. Peconiclandtrust.org. YOGA & CHOCOLATE – 6 to 8 p.m., “The Chocolate Chakra Tour” with David Romanelli, yoga class with stories, music and chocolate truffles. Exhale Spa, 2415 Main St., Bridgehampton. 212-249-3000. Exhalespa.com. OUTDOOR MOVIE – 7:30 p.m., showing of Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960) starring Anthony Perkins and Vera Miles. Bring a beach chair, blanket and picnic. Silas Marder Gallery, 120 Snake Hollow Rd., Bridgehampton. 631-702-2306 or silasmarder.com. AN EVENING WITH A COMPOSER/PIANIST – 8 p.m., featuring Bruce Wolosoff. Guild Hall, 158 Main Street, East Hampton. $20/$18/$10. 866-811-4111. Guildhall.org. ONGOING ART CLASSES – July and August, Drawing and Painting classes by the Montauk Artist Association. The Depot Gallery at the Railroad Station, Montauk. $15. 631-668-5955. CLASSIC CARS ON THE RIVERFRONT – Every Thursday night, bring your classic car or view others. Main St. Riverfront, Riverhead. 631-727-0048. HAMPTONS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL – See website for season schedule of local teams: Hamptonsbaseball.org. THE ART BARGE – Art classes for all ages, through September. 631-267-3172. Theartbarge.com. MONTAUK PLAYHOUSE – Weekly schedule of sports, yoga, open gym etc. 631-668-1124. RUMMAGE SALE – 9 a.m to noon on Saturdays, rain or shine. Cash only. Montauk Community Church, 850 Montauk Hwy. Donations taken daily in shed behind church, no large furniture. Montaukcommunitychurch.org.

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Letters LOVE LOST IN HAITI – THANKING AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY Dear Dan, The family and friends of Stephanie Crispinelli want to thank all the sponsors, friends, neighbors, artists and photographers who donated to the cause – Dan’s Papers, WLNG Radio, The East Hampton Star, The Sag Harbor Express, and The Independent, with special thanks also to Dan Bailey and Living Rhythm with Jay Schneiderman on the drums. We want to especially thank Helen Ficalora (noted jewelry designer) for attending the very successful benefit for The Stephanie Crispinelli Humanitarian Fund, Sharman and Sarina Peddy, PR Reps for Stephaniesmission.org and Connie and Hannah Thomas. Tax-deductible donations to the Stephanie Crispinelli Humanitarian Fund are still very much appreciated. Sharman Peddy Via e-mail GREAT COUNTRY AMERICA! Dear Dan, Thank you for your article “The Hamptons at War.” It is a wonderful country we have...it really is. I hope you had a happy and safe holiday weekend everyone. Dennis Pelliccia, Vietnam War Veteran Via e-mail You too. –DR POLLUTION-FREE ENERGY, THE WAY TO GO Dear Editor, As global population surges toward 9.1 billion people by 2050, western diets rich in meat and dairy products will become unsustainable, according to a United Nations Environment Program report released earlier this week. (guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/jun/02/un-reportmeat-free-diet). The International Panel of Sustainable Resource Management, drawing on dozens of smaller studies, prepared the report. It notes that agricultural production accounts for 70% of global freshwater use, 38% of land use and 19% of greenhouse gas emissions. The panel concludes that, just as fossil fuels will be gradually replaced by renewable, pollution-free energy sources like wind and solar power, meat and dairy products in the world’s diet will need to be replaced by vegetables, fruits, and grains. Both shifts are absolutely necessary to reduce production of greenhouse gases and consumption of natural resources and to ensure planetary survival into the foreseeable future. As Americans, we have a special obligation to lead the rest of the world in a healthful diet of vegetables, fruits, and grains – a diet designed to prevent global starvation, while protecting our natural environmint and safeguarding personal health. Each of us can start with our next trip to our supermarket. Sincerely, Brody Warden, Calverton, NY Via e-mail Eat write. –DR SUPPORT OUR SENATORS Dear Editor, The following was sent to Gov. Paterson and the New York State Senate and Assembly Committees on Higher Education: I urge you to support Assemblyman Thiele’s and Senator LaValle’s petition to include language in the 2010 state budget that would keep the four year college at Southampton in operation, and reverse SUNY Stony Brook University’s decision to eliminate this unique, important, and much-needed environmental sustainability college. On 3/22/10, the New York Senate passed the Senate

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Majority Budget Resolution, parts of which specifically allow the SUNY Board of Trustees to ‘provide the release, transfer, or conveyance of state-owned property’ controlled by SUNY (p.28). It also names Stony Brook University (SBU) as one of two SUNY universities that would be allowed “to engage in public/private partnerships” (p.29). Two weeks later (4/7/10), SBU’s president suddenly announces, out of the blue, that the college at Southampton’s campus must be closed and the property cleared out. Citing “state budget cuts” as the reason for the closure, SBU claimed it would save only about $6 million over 3 years by eliminating SUNY’s new, one-ofa-kind environmental sustainability college. After a $78 million taxpayer investment to establish this college just a few years ago, that supposed savings is a very meager amount and does not justify such a massive waste of public resources. However, taking the president’s word that this closure was due to state budget cuts, the town of Southampton offered $12 million – double the amount SBU says it needed – to keep the college operational. SBU’s president flatly turned down the offer. If killing this college were truly due to a ‘lack of funds,’ why would SBU reject the offer of those funds? It is no coincidence that SBU immediately decided to close down the college at Southampton as soon as the Senate’s majority budget resolution, with the provisions mentioned above, gave positive signals that the university may be allowed to offer its public properties to the highest-paying private corporate entities and developers, without legislative oversight from Albany. Putting a potential windfall profit from the sale or lease of this 82-acre, oceanfront campus property above all else, including education, SBU kicked out the 800 students and robbed them of their specialty college and their campus. The lives and educations of these students have been disrupted – and in many

cases devastated – in favor of the private profit their public university stands to make off the taxpayers’ public property under its control. This is a disgraceful mistreatment and callous disregard of our students (and taxpayers) by this state’s public university system. Please do not allow it. I urge you to support Assemblyman Thiele’s and Senator LaValle’s petition to include language in the 2010 state budget that would keep the 4-year college at Southampton in operation, and reverse SBU’s decision to eliminate this unique, important, and much-needed environmental sustainability college – the only one of its kind in all of New York. Thank you. Julie Linton, Staten Island, NY Via e-mail 100% of the people on the East End agree with this. –DR PREVENT ACCIDENTS, PUT UP A SIGN Dear Dan, Now that summer is here and weekenders and vacationers are back in our midst, I think it is necessary for our individual towns (and the county) to publish and make known the traffic rules – especially those that apply to Traffic Circles. Newcomers do not seem to be aware that you give way to the car already in the circle before starting your own entrance. Twice this week I was almost involved in an accident when a car came out of nowhere as I was rounding the circle in front of the movie theater in Westhampton. I think a sign should be posted at each traffic circle but, at the very least, our newspapers could do a great service to life and limb by making people aware of these rules. Thank you. Carol Reeth Westhampton Via e-mail One is for traffic circles and the other is for roundabouts, or is it the other way around? –DR

Police Blotter Angry Driver A man in Hampton Bays got angry in a night club parking lot and decided that it would be a good idea to get in his car and ram a group of patrons. At around 4:30 a.m. the man got into his car and headed straight for a group of people who all dodged out of the way, and then he crashed into a fence. Bouncers at the night club were able to catch the man and hold him until police arrived. Drugs Police discovered a chemical lab in the basement of a home in East Hampton after a tip was given to them. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration was called as it was suspected that the lab was used for making drugs. Other theories are that the lab was used for making…well…okay I guess you’re right, there isn’t really any other excuse for a chemical lab in your basement. Whoopsie This is kind of old news but I missed it last week. A police officer from Suffolk County accidentally shot himself in the foot while at a shooting range in Westhampton. The officer is physically okay, emotionally however, he’s got to be at least a little bit embarrassed.

Breaking into Cars A 39-year-old man was arrested by police after he was found to be responsible for breaking into five separate cars and stealing the contents of the cars such as cash and electronics. When he was arrested, officers found him to be high on crack-cocaine. Now there is one guy you want off the streets. DWI Call a cab folks. Year after year, every season, dozens of people are arrested for driving while intoxicated, they lose their driver’s license and go to jail and pay a large fine. They are lucky not to have killed anyone. Get a cab or a designated driver. Shelter Island Tommy the squirrel and Stevie the rabbit got into a tussle over the weekend after they both felt they deserved the last walnut at the Shelter Island animal ho-down featuring the Blue Jays barber shop quartet bird band. After a few songs and a lot of laughs, the squirrel and the rabbit resolved the walnut issue and decided to spilt the walnut in half and share it, prompting a celebration in the forest. By David Lion Rattiner

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(OME 3ERVICES Cleaning

Cleaning

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References Available

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• Finished Basements • Drafting & Full Permits Owner Operated Deal Direct

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catherinescleaning.com

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by Big Matt Home Improvements

631-553-9550

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Decks

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(OME 3ERVICES M.R.C.

Deck Replacement • Deck Resurface • Deck Repair

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Full Service Electrical Contracting Residential/Commercial Solar Installations LED Lighting

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W W W. S O L O I R O N W O R K S . C O M

631 287-2768

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Lic.

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Ins.

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B.N.B.

Electricall Contractors

Asphalt, Gravel, RCA Expert Grading, Drywells Cesspools Installed

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631-728-1442 Lic.

Ins.

• Residential and Commercial • All Phases of Custom Electrical Work • 24 Hr. Emergency Service

631-399-2033 LIC.

ROBERTS ASPHALT CO. INC. Oil & Stone Driveway Specialist

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by Kozy

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Oil Tank

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INS.

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Driveways

631-668-1600

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1323511

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Delivery/Courier

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(Central Suffolk)

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from Montauk to Manhattan

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Aluminum - Brass - Steel Specializing in: Pipe Rail - Glass Rail Wrought Iron - Spirals - Estate Gates

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RENOVATION SPECIALIST RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

Lic./ Ins.

Fences/Railings

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Design And Construction Of Fine Exteriors

Fences/Railings

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Electrical Contractors

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Decks

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(OME 3ERVICES Flooring

Fuels/Fuel Services

BAYSHORE

Gutters

Fuels/Fuel Services

Handyman

Gutters

Handy Man

Family owned business for 60 years!

WOOD FLOORS INC.

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631-831-8546

Specializing In

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TCB

ALL-ISLAND

Inc.

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Expert Sanding, Refinishing, Staining, Bleaching, Installation & Repair

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Give Your Roof the Crowning Glory it Deserves

A-Repairs-Z

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The Architectural Detail of Copper Gutters DURABLE.

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Also Available Sat & Sun

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LIC # H-26, 929

631-878-3625 Licensed & Insured

Gutters

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Garage Doors • Vinyl

“A family business�

631-681-1028 631-399-1644

Insured

Taking Care of Business

880-8722 C E L L MIREK ROSLIK

(631)

LICENSED

LIC # 27,272-HI

INSURED

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Interior/Exterior Roofing & Siding Windows & Doors Full Tree Service Painting, Powerwashing Deck Repairs You Ask! We Do It! Excellent References

Garages

BIGA’s

HARDWOOD FLOORING

631.589.4779

Garages

GARAGE DOORS by

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www.VitaleGas.com

Suffolk LIC # 3319

631-283-0008

The Original Hampton Hubby Service LOCAL GUY

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• True Dust Containment • Polplaz Finish, • WidePlank Floors,

631-591-1531

Service Directory Deadline 5pm Wednesday

To place Service Directory or Classified ads, contact the Classified Dept. at 631-537-4900 M-F 8:30-6pm www.danshamptons.com

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(OME 3ERVICES Home Improvement

Home Improvement

Home Improvement

Home Improvement

Irrigation

Kitchen/Baths

Beach

Blakewood

Construction

A FULL SERVICE IRRIGATION COMPANY

Installed Windows, Roofing, Siding, Gutters, Doors

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FREE ESTIMATES

631-807-7965

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• Architectural Services • Building, Zoning & D.E.C. Permits Additions, Kitchens, Bathrooms

FREE CONSULTATIONS Design & Installation Hose Bibs Rains Sensors Ponds Water Features Rainfall Recovery Systems

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Commercial/Residential

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SERVING LONG ISLAND SINCE 1989

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Deadline

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• New Bathrooms • Repairs/Leaks • Ceramic/Marble Granite • Basement Bathrooms

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by J I M

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SERVING

HOMEOWNERS

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OVER

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(OME 3ERVICES

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Servicing Nassau & Suffolk since 1990

A T V

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Lic. Ins.

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C: 516.527.7651 P: 631.329.1538 1316469

Complete Landscape Provider Lawn Maintenance, Design, planting installation, clean-up, fertilizing, tree trimming, tree removal, flower gardens, indoor flowers, complete property management Call Jim or Mike

Your local Dock Builder and Marine Contractor From Refacing & Repair to New Construction

631-661-2169

631-765-3130 • 631-283-8025

Interior Plant Design & Installation Custom Silk Florals & Plants Annual Flower Design Patio Pots Decorative Planters Tropical Foliage Plants Full Maintenance Packages

Call Julio Figueroa

LANDSCAPING

BULKHEADING

References Available

PLANT ESCAPES Interior & Exterior Floral Design

631-283-5714 Licensed & Insured

• Spring & Fall Cleanups • Lawn Mowing • Weekly Maintenance • Tree Cutting • Trimming • Pruning • Planting • Fertilization • Seeding • Sod • Irrigation

Shore Line

All phases of bulkheading, piers, floating docks...

1193630

J & T LANDSCAPING & POOL MAINTENANCE INC.

1193919

Countryside Lawn & Tree

631-680-9953

Marine Services

W W W. B O T A N I S T . B I Z

1316468

Licensed

Christopher Edward’s Landscaping

1193942

Free Estimates

1193915

1193585

631-664-5560

• Sea Shore Planting Specialist • Bluff Stabilization • Dune Restoration • Native Planting • Landscape & Garden Installation •Hydroseeding

• Spring/Fall Cleanups • LAWN MAINTENANCE • Re-Vegetations • Hedge & Shrub Pruning • FINE GARDENING

631-766-7131

Beach Grass

1193871

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Landscape Service

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Landscape/Garden

NOW OFFERING COACHING SESSIONS!

• Landscape Design • Installation & Maintenance • Container Planting • Grading Anita Valenti

504.9274

631

1194002

E LITE LANDSCAPING

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LIC # SHL002693

• P RUNING • HYDROSEEDING • THATCHING • P OWER WASHING

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OFFICE: CELL:

631-909-2753 631-377-9279

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Matthew Rychlik

MASONRY CONSTRUCTION

FACTORY CERTIFIED 18 YRS. EXPERIENCE

FREE ESTIMATES • INSURED

631-456-1752

CLASSIC CUSTOM DESIGNS • ELEGANCE IN Paving • Driveways • Pool Decks • Walkways • Patios • Retaining Walls • Masonry • Marble • Granite • Block & Brick Work • Cobblestones • Ponds • Waterfalls • Barbeques http://Rychlikmasonry.com

1316462

• Lawn Care Transplanting • Hedge Care

Landscape/Garden

Lic.

1193710

631-734-5767

Ins.

HAMPTON MASONRY & LANDSCAPING

RIT

• Landscapes • Floral Gardens Installation • Organic Products Maintenance

Landscape/Garden

Suffolk LIC # 45887-H

Landscape/Garden

Landscape/Garden

INTERLOCKING PAVERS • BLUE STONE

Patios • Walkways Driveways • Irrigation

FREE estimates

631.514.1533

New Lawns & Plantings Tree Service • Custom BBQs 1194008

Cultured Stone

To place Service Directory or Classified ads, contact the Classified Dept. at 631-537-4900 M-F 8:30-6pm www.danshamptons.com

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(OME 3ERVICES ALL STONE RESTORATION Exterior / Interior Stone 3 GROUT CLEANING CONCRETE POLISHING TRAVERTINE TERRAZZO

1.877.24.STONE • 631.780.5404

1194052

631-283-1382 631-252-3363

Milton Guichay Mason Contractor & Landscaping

Fully Licensed and Insured

Construction • Design • Repairs • Chimneys • Brick & Stone Patios • Tile & Stucco Work • Aprons • Stone Walls • All Landscaping Work

Servicing the Tri-State area for 40 Years • Specializing in complicated projects

Cell:631-831-7634

Pavers • Walkways • Driveways • Patios Waterproofing • Foundation Repair Basement Entrances • Cobblestone Curb Structural Restoration • Engineering Services Foundations & Excavation • Retaining Walls

Mold Inspection 1193826

LICENSED & INSURED REFERENCES AVAILABLE

631-758-0990 FREE ESTIMATES

OCEAN N STONE & TILE • Brick Patios & Walks • Belgian Block Curbing • Ceramic Tile Installation • Bathrooms - Kitchens Insured

Excellentt Locall References

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Gambale Brothers Masonry Designs For your Outdoor Living

Specializing in Outdoor Kitchens, BBQ’s, Bluestone Patios, Brick Paver Systems, Pool area, Driveways, Steps, Walkways Retaining Wall Systems, Landscape Designs.

631-435 -1894

1194028

1-866-WE-GUARANTEE (934-8272) Flat Rate Pricing No Hourly Minimums

on Local & Long Distance Moving

NYC to East End Daily P Express Delivery To All Brad d C.. Slack R Points On The East Coast Certified d Indoor I (631) 321-7172 Environmentalist C www.mjmovinginc.com 27 Years in I Family Owned & Operated Construction and Southampton N Building Science G 7 days a week at 1194048

Lic. / Ins.

Office: Cell: email: web:

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631-399-4877

Fully Lic. Ins. & Bonded

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821-5619 OldStoneRestoration.com 631

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• Fireplace Specialist • Brick/Stone Patio’s & Pool Surrounds • Brick Barbeques • Pizza Ovens Licensed Insured

631-283-6927 516-848-6936 cell 1193708

Ricci

R A T E

• Prepping and Custom Finishes • Interior & Exterior

P R I C I N G

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NO SHORT CUTS

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Tel:: 631-878-3131 Cell:: 516-818-3769 1194068

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cell:

631-839-6144

631-588-5885

Moving/Storage

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631.766.4439 631.734.7171

Outdoor Living

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Service Directory Deadline 5pm Wednesday

GCPAINTING & POWERWASHING Over 20 Yrs Experience

I NT E R I O R/ EXT E R I O R HOUSE & D ECK

1193687

Classified Dept open 5 days! M-F 8:30am-6pm 631-537-4900

Specialize In:

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Board Certified ampmenvironmental.com

Painting Inc. “Quality With Pride”

Serving the Hamptons for over 40 years

1193795

LIC # 1177-RE 1039-RP

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• Mold/Fungi Investigating And Consulting • Air Sampling For Testing And Analyzing of Fungi And Other Airborne Pollutants • Mold/Fungi Remediation

631-740-0062

• Residential • New Construction • Commercial

631.929.5454 631.252.7775

631.873.5098 K. Maniscalco Mason Contractor Serving the East End for 20 Years.

NYC

917-699-1283

F L Golden Touch Painting A T Best Price for Painting

1193803

UNITED CONTRACTING

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FULLY INSURED • REFERENCES FREE ESTIMATES SINCE 1978

1194075

F Local-Long Distance-Overseas Inspections & Testing L A T R A T E

• • • • •

THOMAS J. PAMPALONE

Moving/Storage

MOLD

CONTRACTING

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www.oceansstone.com

www.mgmasonry.com • Licensed & Insured

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1323758

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Licensed & Insured • www.AllStoneLLC.com

FPL CONSTRUCTION CORP.

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GRANITE MARBLE PAVERS

Any of your Stone Needs: Polishing • Cleaning • Sealing

Q UALITY W ORK AT A FFORDABLE P RICE

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OVER 49 YRS OF STONE CARE CRAFTMANSHIP

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1323425

Custom Masonry

cell: 631.338.3878

Masonry/Stone/Tile

Masonry/Stone/Tile

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Masonry/Stone/Tile

1194062

Masonry/Stone/Tile

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(OME 3ERVICES Painting/Papering

Painting/Papering

Painting/Papering

Marco Plumbing

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Now Using Eco-Friendly Products

If it’s Good Enough for HIS House... It’s Good Enough For YOURS

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631-283-6727 S.C.#35962H

www.dinomepainting.com

Exterior Waterproof Coating

2247 Montauk Hwy. Bridgehampton

Southampton Since 1980

PARTNER

Interior & Exterior

Reasonable Prices FREE Estimates

Lic. & Ins. • Lic#36604H • Lic#36605CP 1323409

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PAINTING

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631-730-8506 Insured cell 631-790-2399

We Do It Right... We Finish It On Time! • Exterior & Interior Painting

SH# L002263 Licensed & Insured EH# 7268 SERVING NASSAU & SUFFOLK FOR OVER 25 YEARS

1194094

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Lic / Ins

LIC# L001413

Home Improvement

SPECIALIZING IN

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Interior/Exterior Painting Faux Finishes/ Wall Treatments

A&M

PAINTING

Wallpaper Wall Covering

24 Years Experience OWNER TONY DONOFRIO O N EVERY JOB Using Ben ja min Moore Paint 1194049

Custom Colors & Designs

Free Estimates

g n i t n i a P llp&apering

• Drywall Repair •Spackling • Mildew Control•Staining • Powerwashing •Paperhanging Interior C o m p l e t e H o m e I m p r o v e m e n t s

Wa

631-276-7951

Sincee 1986

Serving the East End for over 20 years Licensed & Insured - Superb References

63 1 - 8 7 4 - 47 6 1

Exterior

Call George Seacord

You’ll be glad you called us

631-907-4179 631-329-0099

CLAUDIO’S PAINTING CORP.

30 Years of Experience

“Choose Claudio’s Painting Get Rich Results!”

1316494

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INTERIOR R / EXTERIOR Powerwashing Staining & Wallpaper Removal Great References / Insured

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Specializing in Interior & Exterior Painting, Sheetrock, Taping, Plaster, Skim Coating & Powerwashing

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Paul Venturini

PPP

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* BOTANICAL PRODUCTS AVAILABLE

Serving the Hamptons 55 Years

Heating, Air & Plumbing Oil Burner Service Installation, Water Heaters Clogged Drains

Free Estimates NYS Certified Applicators

631-775-7502 sammechanical.net

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Plumbing

TRIPLE P PAINTING of Long Island

Custom m Paintingg Locall Homess & Businesses

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Advanced Interiors

1199497

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Painting & Staining Spackling & Sheetrock Wallpaper • Mildew Removal Cedar Siding and Decking Experts Decorative Tilework George Hadjipopov

1199597

Interior • Exterior • Powerwashing Staining • Tile • Ceramic • Marble

Free Estimates Best Price for Painting, Lic. & Ins. Power Washing, 631-288-INCE (4623) & Deck Services

Is Your Solution To Pest Paranoia!

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Interiors / Exteriors

Neat - 21 Years Experience

Pete 631.559.6293 GENIE PAINTING CO. INC. James 631.680.4034 631.543.2404

KAPLAN

1316492

NARDY PEST CONTROL

631-929-8229 631-668-9319 Lic. 631-560-1194 Ins.

PROFESSIONAL

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1193956

631-242-1111

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Painting

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email: liquidsidingny@aol.com

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Full Service Painting Powerwashing Wallpaper Removal Lic. Reliable Ins. Over 21 Years Serving Long Island

All Phases of Plumbing

Solar Energy

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631-774-0126

631-286-7632

Fully Licensed & Insured 25+ Years Experience 1193846

1323512

1316412

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Pest Control

Pest Control

TERMITES!! CARPENTER ANTS!! Refinance Certificates • Lic. Ins. Cl-629938

• Fleas • Roaches • Mice • Bed Bugs • Etc. Free Estimates

Nick Cordovano

The Bug Stops Here Inc.

631-696-8150 Licensed & Insured

516-678-7681 631-642-2903

24 Hour Emergency Service

20 Years Experience thebugsstophere.com

1199482

Poison Ivy Control

Plumbing

1194076

Poison Ivy Control

HAMPTON MECHANICAL, INC. RADIANT HEAT HIGH EFFICIENCY BOILER INSTALLATIONS BATH & KITCHEN REMODELING NEW CONSTRUCTION RENOVATIONS/ADDITIONS GAS LINE INSTALLATIONS MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS HOUSE WINTERIZATION WATER FILTRATION FIBERGLASS SHOWER BODIES

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1323329

EXTERIOR Painting Powerwashing Staining Paintt Stripping Restoration

Pest Control

Plumbing

1194060

Painting/Papering

35

Years Experience

1323305

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To place Service Directory or Classified ads, contact the Classified Dept. at 631-537-4900 M-F 8:30-6pm www.danshamptons.com

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(OME 3ERVICES Pools/Hot Tubs/Spas

hin g

• Openings & Closings • Loop-Loc Covers • Solar Heating • Electronic Leak Detection • Repairs • Weekly Service

Certified Pool & Spa Operator

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A Fulll Servicee Company

LONG ISLAND’S ONLY ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY POOLS & SPA SERVICE COMPANY

KazdinPools,Inc.

833 County Rd. 39, Southampton, NY 11968

1193953

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1316489

• Quality Service • Dependable & Reliable • Cedar • Vinyl Siding • Licensed & Insured

GO

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• Mahogany FREE ESTIMATES • Aluminum Siding • Treks 1-888-WASH-ME-2 • Painted & Stained Surfaces 631-288-5111

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OF THE

631-495-6826 • 631-495-0347 WWW.MILDEWBUSTERS.COM

631-655-7799

Property Management

www.alterecopools.com

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TRAINED • LICENSED • INSURED

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631-654-4529

1193717

Classified Deadline 12 pm Monday

“For A Crystal Clear Splash”

Summer

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Servicing the Hamptons since 1990

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1193949

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• Liners • Leak Detection • Tile Repairs • Renovations • Heaters • Safety Fences • Loop~Loc Covers • Openings & Closings • Weekly Service Cell 0ffice

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Roofing/Siding

Shoreside Homes LLC Openings • Closings Complete Pool Renovations Heaters • Filters • Pumps All Pool Covers Swimming Pool Inspections

Residentiall & Commercial Scratch, Scuff Mark, Discoloration & Rust removal from Stainless Steel Appliances, Countertops, Grills & Elevators

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For A Lasting Impression

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EXPERT HOUSE WASHING & POWER WASHING

Lic. 631-874-0745 Ins.

Established 1972

• Vinyl + Gunite Construction • Spas • Supplies • Service

• Certified pool operator on staff • Opening / Closing, Repairs • Weekly & Bi-Weekly • Loop Loc safety cover, fences • Pool Heaters • Pool Liners • Tile & Marble Dusting • Renovation • Residential & Commercial

New w Yorkk Scratchh Repair

Power Washing Without The Damaging Pressure Specializing In Mildew Removal

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JW’s Pool Service

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Power Washing

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Power Washing

Pools/Hot Tubs/Spas

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GARYY NEPPELL CONTRACTOR

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631.325.8929

631.653.6131

631.259.8929 1323438

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Noo Subcontractorss

For Your Child’s Safety And Your Peace Of Mind

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631-834-8174 Licensed & Insured

1194017

1193818

Residential & Commercial

Lic./Ins.

Service Directory Deadline 5pm Wednesday

Insured

RoofingBySanchez.com Specializing in GUTTERS

631-POOLFEN

(631-766-5336) www.poolfence.com

www.RoofandSkylightRepair.com

• Copper & Aluminum • Roofing & Siding • Cedar & Asphalt Shingles • Custom Copper Work • Flat Roof-EPDM

c: 631-457-0287 • c: 631-831-0951 phone/fax: 631-329-2130

1193950

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1193625

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631-537-4900

To place Service Directory or Classified ads, contact the Classified Dept. at 631-537-4900 M-F 8:30-6pm www.danshamptons.com

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(OME 3ERVICES Roofing/Siding

Roofing/Siding

• COMMERCIAL

• CERTIFIED INSTALLER

RESIDENTIAL

FROM THE CEDAR SHAKE

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LICENSED AND INSURED IN SH & EH ASK FOR OUR 10 YRS CRAFTSMANSHIP GUARANTEE

24 Hour • 7 Days SERVICE Shingle & Flat Roofs Repaired Leaky Skylights & Chimneys Valleys & Chimney Repairs New Roofs Installed

• TEAK FURNITURE • CLEANING & ESTORATION R BEST BEST • REPAIRS • 2007 • POWERWASHING • WWW.MILDEWBUSTERS.COM

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1194001

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$5999 MOST HOUSES POWERWASHING WINDOWS CLEANED AS LOW 00 AS PER WINDOW

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1194067

• Pruning • Take Downs • Stump Removal • Shrub Trimming • Shaping N.Y.S. • Fertilizing Certified Arborist • Spraying on Staff • Firewood

We are a family owned and operated window cleaning company. We are always on the job site, our entire staff consists of year round professionals, using no seasonal labor, and we are committed to 100% customer satisfaction

Commercial & Residential lic./ins.

COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL INSURED Serving the East End for 25 Years For Estimates 631-287-3249

Tree W ork

631.345.5760 516.735.2460

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J&S

WINDOWS

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MARVIN • ANDERSEN SIMONTON

631 902-3857

SALES

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Fabian’s Professional Window Cleaning & Powerwashing Services

101 Harbor Road Port Washington

Gutters & Leaders Installed

204.0809office 965.1103cell

Est.1989

Serving ALL Fully Insured of Long Island sparklewindowcleaninginc.com

email: imagewc@aol.com

WINDOW CLEANING

Our Low Rates Can’t Be Beat Dom’s Tree Service

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631

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Window Cleaning & Powerwashing

1316463

631-495-6826

1-800-NEW ROOF

1316413

BILL MARTIN WINDOWS

OF THE

878-7300

631

B M W

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Inspection n & Estimate

Owner Operated

Window Cleaning

Teak Furniture Cleaning

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Summer Rentals AMAGANSETT Walk to Ocean 5 bedrooms, 6 Baths Heated Pool, CAC, New professional gourmet kitchen, Jacuzzi. Near tennis! ONLY ONE WEEK AVAILABLE THIS SUMMER: July 30 to August 6 $10,000 Firm (802)824-8439

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AMAGANSETT tiny cottage in town, private, near beach and stores. July, August & September plus utilities total $5,000 (631)267-8409

EAST HAMPTON- WATERFRONT 4 Bdrms, 2 Bths, Heated Pool, AC, W/D, fireplace Website: http://waterfrontvacation. isforlease.com $4,000/ week. AMAGANSETT unpretentious Monthly available. Nathan, 7 bedroom house with relaxed LSA. (516)424-1404 spacious atmosphere and rustic charm. One of the few remaining colonial farmhouses on secluded 1 acre in best location. Quarter mile walk to Atlantic Avenue beach, Jitney, LIRR and Farmers Market. Half mile walk to town. Available mid- June to mid- September. $15,000/ EAST HAMPTON month. (773)343-3484 2 beautiful, secluded acres, surrounded by BRIDGEHAMPTON nature preserves. Post Modern 5 minutes from both 3+ bedrooms, 3 baths, East Hampton Village CAC, pool, tennis, & Sag Harbor Bike to ocean, GORGEOUS Walk to Village. 5,000 sq. ft. home. July 15- Sep 15 $30,000 Open floor plan or monthly. No pets. w/gourmet kitchen Owner (212)688-6023 3 separate indoor Cell (917)538-8837 living areas! Upscale furnishings thru-out. 5 Bdrms / 5 Baths. (en suite) BRIDGEHAMPTON Each bedroom has own 3 BR, 3 bath, heated pool, sitting area! Central Air, 1 acre, Master Bdrms on each floor. Near Village/ Beaches. Lovely heated pool/ Now- LD $39k. large deck July $20k. Aug $23k. 917-690-8346 August $30,000 BRIDGEHAMPTON 4 bedroom Beach House. Dock on Mecox Bay, canoe. 3-min walk to ocean. Waterfront, A/C. Private, Amazing Location! www.swansnest.com (212)794-1000

917-848-7957 East Hampton AUGUST RENTAL 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, ranch, shingle. Enjoy charming home with CAC, mint condition, decorator furn, close to beach with large deck. Top location 3 miles to Sag Harbor. Avail 3 weeks to a month $12500. (917)439-3242. mwiliams@elliman.com.

BRIDGEHAMPTON: PRICE REDUCED July 12- August 22 (7 weeks!). $25,000 solar heated 20x40 pool, 3+ guest BR's, 2.5 baths, CAC, wireless; fully equipped, 1.5 acres, beautiful garden patio surrounds pool. Call (917)379-5626 or email: pgeffen@gmail.com. 251 Lumber Ln. Bridgehampton South- walk to village/ bike to beach. 3 BR, 2 ba, newly furnished, CAC, grill, wbfp, d/w, wireless internet. Now- LD $29k, July $15k, Aug.LD $17k. Available year round. 917-974-1355 EAST HAMPTON: Lion Head Beach, beautifully landscaped retreat, 3 BR, 2 new baths, Master bath with jacuzzi, CAC, WiFi, heated pool, hot tub, outdoor shower, minutes walk to private bay beach. Aug- LD $15,000, or 2 weeks (516)902-4552, or email for web photos: randimel@aol.com

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East Hampton Barnes Landing 5 BR, 3 baths, heated pool, walk to bay beach, 5 minutes to ocean beach, large deck & patio, new appliances & carpeting, w/d, outdoor shower, quiet area, JuneJuly $12,000 August- September $16,000, extended season $28,000. Owner (631)495-5118 EAST HAMPTON: Deluxe house four miles from town. 3 BR, 2 bath, heated pool with attached Jacuzzi, waterfall, electrical gates, CAC, deck, OS, garage. July $14,000. July- LD $28,000. August- LD $16,000. Monthly/ seasonal. Shown by appointment. (631)835-9593 (631)329-5457 gmartinez905@gmail.com

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Summer Rentals

QUOGUE: South Highway, 2 BR cottage, pool, W/D, walk/ town, bike/ beach: $12,000 Season or monthly. Owner HAMPTON BAYS: Very se- (212)381-3223 cluded 3 bedroom plus loft house EAST HAMPTON on Peconic Bay. Private beach ON WATER 250 ft beach adjacent to nature preserve. Sunsets, 5 BR, 6 Bth, Large S O UT HA M PT O N Spectacular sunsets! 2 baths, heated pool. See pics @ CAC, washer/ dryer, kayaks. eastendhomefinder.com WAT E R F R O NT Available Aug 1- LD $12.5K. Aug. $35,000 Weekly rental also possible in 631-324-0376 Magnificent Peconic views. August. Call (718)499-8079. 5 BR’s , 4 baths, den, exercise East Hampton secluded acre, See online ad for photos. area, gunite heated pool, sunny 3 BR, 2 bath, granite mahogany decks, counter-tops, pool. Now- 9/30 pool house with bath. $24,000. (631)287-0502 August $40k Weekly Rental Available East Hampton: Secluded and Peaceful 3 BR's, 2 baths, close (631)204-0202 to ocean and bay, wrap around (516)857-1795 deck. Aug., $8,000. Weekly $2,200. 631-848-3388. www.atreasureinthewoods.com Hampton Bays: 1 BR cottage, SAG HARBOR/ NOYAC. pool, docking space on grounds. Beautiful, bright renovated 1 Monthly $2,200. Weekly $700. East Hampton bedroom cottage, near bay. W/D. Ashley (516)317-2826 No BroSee It and You'll Love it! No smoking/ no cats. July- LD kers fee Modern white contemporary $7,500 plus security. Wooded acre. Heated pool, (917)575-9449 HAMPTON BAYS cottage on Central air, 4 bedrooms, the bay, 1 bedroom and loft in 2 baths. Walk to water. newly renovated cottage on se- Sag Harbor: August Rental. Outdoor shower, Decks, cluded property, private beach. Immaculate, 5 yr old home, 4 Brick Terrace, Skylights, All included. July $7,500, Au- BR, 3.5 bath, Central Air, InFree WIFI. All amenities. gust $9,000. (347)777-6858 Ground Heated Pool, Private July 1 -Labor Day $24,000 weekends (917)344-0054 Bayfront Community, Mooring July $12,000 Available. No pets, no smoking. August -Labor Day $15,000 HAMPTON BAYS Large 5 Contact: Joann 516-659-8704. Flexible. Bedroom, 3 Bath house on Shinnecock Bay. Private properCell (703)994-1009 SAG HARBOR Charming 2 ty, secluded area, private beach, bedroom house, porch, close to OS, barbecue and Jacuzzi, w/d, East Hampton share. Beach acbeach. July- LD $11,000. d/w all included. Old World cess on same street 1/2 mile from (631)725-6030 (631)921-5553 house. Bedrooms with pool ac- Charm. July $12,500, August (347)777-6858 cess from $7k Jul- LD. $15,000. Sag Harbor: Stunning 3 BR, 3 w w w. h a n d s c r e e k r e n t a l . c o m (917)344-0054 bath, open plan, high ceilings, (203)685-5759 many extra's including 2 extra MONTAUK rooms, newly furnished, great loEast Hampton Springs across 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath cation, close to ocean & sound. from East Hampton Point Maricondo on golf course. Rent by month or long summer na. July 4th weekend $4,200. 4 Walk to pool & tennis. season. Best offer! Contact BR, 3 bath contemporary house August 1- September 6 Vandenberg.a707@gmail.com on 2 acres, pool, dog friendly. 4 $10,000 646-330-0712 miles to Village (917)699-9013 Broker (631)668-2577 East Hampton Northwest, 1.5 acres, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, CAC, pool, outdoor shower/ hot-tub, m380se@aol.com 631-563-9429

East Hampton/ Springs: Clean contemporary jewel conveniently located 3 miles from downtown. Bay across the road; bike to beach. All amenities. 7/30- 9/11. $10,000. Two weeks available. (212)777-7229 (917)287-5410 East Hampton/ Wainscott near ocean, furnished BR/ bath, private entrance. summer $10k, year round $24k. (631)537-3068 artherzog@aol.com Quogue East Realty Co. (631) 653-9660 www.quogueeast.com

East Quogue. Renovated, private cedar shingled cottage. 1 EAST HAMPTON Dune Alpin br, 1 ba. Now- LD $8,000 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, pool, EAST QUOGUE: 1910 quaint CAC, community tennis, July farmhouse, 4 BR, 2 bath, quiet 15- LD $26,000, August- LD street, 1 block from Bay, 15 min$18,000. (631)329-4886 utes to Ocean beach, updated kitchen. Available weekly, East Hampton Just Reduced! monthly, seasonal. Owner Charming 3 bedrooms, 2 bath- (570)224-6773 rooms, private road. Pool, large deck, outside shower. AC. E.Hampton off of Stephen Walk to town/ bike to beach. Hands Path Aug.5- 12. 4 Avail July 1- LD. $6,000 July; Bedroom, 2 Bath, 2500 sq ft. August $7,000. No shares. Alicia heated pool huge yard 917-449-8212 email aliciavanni- $3100. (917)270-4646. ni@hotmail.com

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Sag Harbor Walk to Village or 3 Miles to Ocean. Clean + spacious 4 BR, 2.5 Baths w/ CAC on private 1 acre. 20x40 heated gunite pool. By owner, July $18K or Aug- LD $23K MONTAUK Ditch Plains Vaca- 631-725-3080 tion rental by the sea. Weekly or monthly. Available Now- Oct. 2 Sagaponack: Farmhouse, SOH, BR, W/D, deck, cable, pool. renovated 5 BRs, 2 new baths, Montauk Shores Condominium. new kitchen, outdoor shower, Call owner 631-902-0399 CAC, new furnishings. July 631-581-6541 $18k, Aug- LD $20,500. Year round $49k. Chris Montauk: Oceanview co-op. ( 6 0 9 ) 9 1 5 - 9 7 5 5 , Weekly. 1 bedroom, sofa bed, chrisr@bwinc.com AC, full kitchen, deck, heated pool, 2 televisions, DVD/ VCR, CD, cable. $1,400. SAGAPONACK SOUTH (631)766-7680 Parsonage Lane Montauk: 100yds to ocean, 1 BR, 2 TV's, newly renovated/ furnished, private deck, indoor pool. Weekly $1,800. 631-678-1262

QUOGUE - 4 Bdrms 3 Bths, Heated Pool, Tennis. Website: http://hamptons.isforlease.com $4,500/ week. Monthly available. Nathan, LSA, (516)424-1404

Fully furnished cottage. Beautiful, private 1 bedroom, LR, EIK, full bath, deck overlooking fruit trees and yard. 1 mile to ocean.

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Summer Rentals SAGAPONACK SOUTH Hampton Classic Rental Grassmere Farm Main house 4 bedrooms, brand new kitchen opens onto family room, 2 fireplaces, FDR, LR, office. Totally renovated in 2007 by Designer Brian Brady. Grounds include gunite pool, 4 stall barn, 2 paddocks, beautiful 1 bedroom cottage, 1 mile from ocean. Site of last year's ASPCA's Horses in Need Party. Minutes to Horse Show. $50,000. Also For Sale: $6,975,000. August 25- September 7 Owner (631)786-5385 Shelter Island - Hamptons Prime Summer Rentals, Sales, Waterfront. Drew Dunleavy, Broker Buyers Representative (516)316-8864 SHINNECOCK HILLS Bright airy, open 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, water views. August- LD $7,000 (631)283-5366 SOUTHAMPTON-- Best highend home under $1,000,000. Finished fall of 2008. Subzero and Viking appliances. Thomasville cabinetry. 2 master suites. Fireplace. Pool permit. Close to village. $33,000. Please call (631)295-3966 or email: whalenconst@optonline.net SOUTHAMPTON cottage 4 bedrooms/ baths private yard near village/ beaches, no shares. Available 8/1- 9/31 monthly preferred. Bi-weekly possible. Offering 8/1- LD $7,500. Lynne (w) (203)226-7733 X204 Southampton Country cottage. 1 bedroom with large great room & kitchen. Wood floors, cathedral ceiling. Now- LD $11,000. No Smoking/ pets. 516-909-9515 SOUTHAMPTON Delightful 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Bridge to rear secluded heated pool, Jacuzzi, CAC, WiFi. Pet ok. Available weekly/ monthly. Affordable 212-535-2400, 917-374-0802 Southampton: Immaculate, totally furnished, 2 room studio. Bath. Utilities. Kitchenette. DirecTV. CAC. Garden. JulySept. 15. $6,250. (631)283-8613 Southampton: large, immaculate studio, all included, water view, pool, quiet. July & Aug., $5,000. No Pets. Please contact 631-553-9479 Southampton lovely room with private bath in classic manicured home. 3 nights $330. Caring owners. (631)283-8613 SOUTHAMPTON LUXURY TOWNHOUSE 3 bedroom, 2.5 Bath, pool, tennis, gym, maid. July $12,500, August $14,500. Call (201)650-1466 jbeanj0624@aol.com.

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2EAL %STATE FOR 2ENT 2EAL %STATE FOR 3ALE Summer Rentals SOUTHAMPTON/ Shinnecock Hills. AUGUST RENTAL Immaculate, private stylish contemporary. 3 BR, 3 bth, pool/ deck, CAC, many extras! $17,000, owner (917)733-9533 Southampton Village 3 bedroom, 2 bath, marble bath, LR, DR, EIK, Season $15,000 Also 2 BR, Private Entrance. (516)848-8885 (516)921-5414 Southampton Village South Walk to ocean, restaurants, Renovated 2 BR cottage. July (2 weeks) $6,000, August $13,000. Weekly available. (212)786-2562 m@re-int.com Southampton Village: SUMMER RENTAL/ SALE. 2 BR, 1 bath cottage, walk to village, bike to ocean. July $7,000. AugLD $9,000. Call (631)283-4622 WAINSCOTT: ENGLISH COUNTRY COTTAGE 3 BR, 2 Bth. Heated pool, CAC. Beautiful Property. Private. July $22,000; August $28,000. 516-537-3282 or 516-702-4199 WAINSCOTT SOH Walk to beach/ Jitney. One level decorator furnished, 52" flat screen TV, gourmet kitchen, 4 BRs, 4 Ba's, CAC, Jacuzzi, finished lower level w/ 80" TV, pool house/ bedroom/ bathroom, heated pool, hot tub. With child proof pool. July 6 - July 28, $18k. (917)929-8336 (631)537-7353 Westhampton/ Quogue Scenic Waterfront property, secluded on private 1.4 acres with panoramic views & magnificent sunsets. 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Pool, 2 huge decks, central A/C & much much more. July - Labor Day Reduced to $23,900 Call 631-455-2005

Westhampton Beach/ Quiogue 2 BR, 2 bath cottage, swimming pool. Walk to Town 9/19/6 $3K or 9/1- 9/30 $4K (516)817-1578

Summer Rentals Water Mill finished lower level on 5+ Acres in Private Gated Community. 8 Bedrooms (2 master suites), 8.5 Baths, Jacuzzi, Media Room, Viking Kitchen w/ Granite tops throughout, Eat-in. Library, fireplace, Central air, 2 wet bars. Sound system throughout. Professionally Landscaped. Mahogany decking, 20x40 heated gunite pool with hot tub, all-weather tennis court, recreation area, media room, staff quarters. July & August $180,000 For sale: $5.6 million Tara Jean Associates, Inc. Real Estate (631)726-5600 (516)317-0346 cell (516)510-4017 cell WATER MILL Huge house with 20x40 heated pool, 8 person hot tub, basketball court, beautifully landscaped, very private yard, outdoor shower and bath, stainless kitchen. Great layout, central air, wireless net, sleeps 20+. Must see!!! August- LD $25,000. Extended Season/ Fall available. Kevin (516)316-1172 www.freewebs.com/kdaley25 WATER MILL 5 bedroom, 4 bath, private acre, heated pool, tennis, CAC, August $30,000. Price neg. Dogs okay. Owner (917)406-0660 (631)726-5551 Water Mill Immaculate 5 BR, 3.5 bath, heated pool, beautifully landscaped, minutes to village & beach. Now- LD $50k. July $25k. Aug $30k. (631)726-6597

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home with spectacular views of Shinnecock Bay minutes from Coopers Beach and the Village. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Large deck, outdoor shower, dock. No shares please. July 16k, Aug 18,500, July- LD 28,500. 917-371-4810. rosenator@yahoo.com.

Westhampton: Great 4 BR, 3 Bath. Air Conditioned. Heated Pool. Private Acre. Cable TV. Internet. JulyAugust. For pricing, call owner (631)288-6458 or (212)375-9100

WESTHAMPTON Sand Castle. Oceanfront- Dune Rd 1 BR apt.; furnished; terrace overlooking ocean; pool; Season $16,500; 1 Month $8,500 (917)842-5658

Winter Rentals Bridgehampton 4 BR, 3 bath, very private contemporary farmhouse on 1 acre with large heated pool, granite kitchen, outdoor grill, fireplace & jacuzzi. October 1- May 1, $1,800/ month or year round $42,000. (917)579-9194

WESTHAMPTON BEACH Year Round Rentals Contemporary 4 bedroom, Pool, EAST MORICHES: waterfront, Hot tub. Walk all. quiet, wooded, 3 BR, 1.5 baths, (516)749-4371 hot tub, fplc, no smoking/ pets. $1,850. (631)594-1206 WESTHAMPTON BEACH! WOW! Nifty 2 BR, 2 bath Quogue East Realty Co. Townhouse w/ pool & water (631) 653-9660 views. Short walk to town & www.quogueeast.com bch. Avail. for season or shorter. Owner (973)885-4219 East Quogue. 4 br, 2 ba renoWESTHAMPTON BEACH vated cape in the village. Bath & Tennis Club. 2 separate $2,500. units available Daily, weekly, monthly, season. (917)523-7099 HAMPTON BAYS 2 bedroom, 2 bath, oak floors, basement, W/D, fenced in yard. $1,700 Westhampton Beach (631)283-4299 Beautiful 1 BR beach front Condo in quiet building. NOYAC: Walk to bay. Sunny 1 Close to all. bedroom apartment. Private yard Enjoy spectacular sunsets & & parking. $1,250 monthly. panoramic water views. John (917)620-5203 $5,500 July or August $10k for both. SOUTHAMPTON (631)897-9923 VILLAGE Prime location! 2- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, WESTHAMPTON BEACH CAC, fireplace, walk to all! Dune Road oceanfront renovated $2,500/ month 1 BR, AC, pool, 2 month rental (631)834-2792 $15,000. (631)673-3296 WESTHAMPTON CONDO ON DUNE ROAD BEACH Westhampton Bath & Tennis 1 bedroom suite overlooking ocean. Prime unit, marina, tennis, pool, spa, gym, restaurants... Available daily through LD. Reduced rates daily, weekly post- LD!!

Westhampton 6 BR, 4 marble baths, pool, tennis court & hot tub. $15,000 Aug., available By Owner. Call Jeff: weekly. Also, 2 apts on the Cell (201)723-9440 beachdaily or weekly.. (212)980-1212 WESTHAMPTON waterfront, barrybrealestate@gmail.com 4/ 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, heated gunite pool, dock, July weekly $7,500. Owner (631)331-5890

Homes

SOUTHAMPTON-- Best highend home under $1,000,000. Finished fall of 2008. Subzero and Viking appliances. Thomasville cabinetry. 2 master suites. Fireplace. Pool permit. Close to village. $3,300 per month. Please call (631)295-3966 or email: whalenconst@optonline.net

Commercial Southampton Village Big shop suitable for almost any retail. Suitable for Kitchen, Showroom also. (516)848-8885 (516)921-5414

Weekly Rentals Bridgehampton Brand New *Spectacular 7,200sq. ft. 7BR, 7 full bath on 6 acres. Heated gunite pool, jacuzzi, tennis, basketball, gym, cook’s kitchen, DR, game room, 6 TVs. *Also 7 BR, 5 bath house avail with all amenities. Weekly or weekends. Owner 212-285-2440 www.theresidencesof.com

Rooms

WATER MILL SQUARE3,250 square feet. Prime Montauk Highway, $5,950/ $4,000/ $2,000. Offices at $325, $675, $1,000. Doctor's office $1,100. Call Ben (212)685-6500

Rental Wanted 60 year old Male seeks bed in private residence. August 6- 20. Cash now. (312)330-0525

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HA M PT O N BAY S WATERFRONT Rooms Available For Rent With Kitchen & Private Bath Walking Distance To Montauk Highway $950/ Month Unfurnished $1,050/ Month Furnished $275 Weekly Furnished $100 Daily Furnished For Further Information Call (631) 728-5131

East Hampton Saturday, July 3, 12- 3pm, 180 Waterhole Road. 5,000 square feet of Architectural Art with pool and spa. $4,195,000 Visit our website to view pictures. www.edenportfolio.com Joanne Kane (631)873-5999

Commercial GREENPORT Great location! Front Street. Approximately 1,300 s.f. Rent $1,950. Tel. (631)477-1470 Monday- Friday 8:30 am- 4:30 pm. SAG HARBOR VILLAGE Units from 500- 4,000 sq. ft. On site parking. Office/ Retail. Owner (516)729-7000

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GREENPORT Saturday July 3rd, 2-4pm 338 Second St. 3 BR's, 2 full baths, great room with fplc, formal dining room, EIK, 4 seasons sun room with hot tub, 2 car attached garage, village utilities, low taxes, close to village & transportation. By owner $469,500.

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WESTHAMPTON-- 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story Traditional. South of highway. Walk to bay, village, and golf course . Includes furniture, new kitchen, stainless appliances and Corian tops. Water & Garbage included pets allowed. $2,400 monthly. (631)728-2558. garyev@optonline.net.

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Southampton Village August- LD $65,000 Immaculate 3,500 sq. ft., no clutter, new house, new furniture, Chef's Kitchen, front and rear porches, gunite pool. 5 BRs, 5.5 baths, 2 Master BRs, hedges all around. 5 minutes from beach. Owner (914)316-0007 monte004@aol.com

Year Round Rentals Westhampton Beach Village, 1 BR apt, includes heat/ hot water/ garbage and beach passes. No pets/ smoking. Security & References. $1,100 monthly. 631-874-4638 631-878-6346, 212-217-4462

Newly renovated ranch on a cul-de-sac in a nice family neighborhood. This home has a desirable open floor plan with sunken living w/ fireplace, family room, open kitchen & dining area plus 3 to 4 BR's & 2 full baths with a large rear deck for entertaining & a full basement that can be completed for a mother/ daughter set up. Makes this home an exceptional value. MLS# 2252203 $429,000. Coldwell Banker Bagshaw Realty 631-727-3713

BRIDGEHAMPTON Five Bedroom Traditional: Built in 1997, with two additions in 2004. Formal living room, fireplace, separate dining room, sun room, French doors to patio and pool. Separate bedroom/ guest suite with 3 exposures and sliding doors lawn and gardens. Eat-in kitchen, mud room, and two car garage. Second floor master bedroom suite and 3 additional bedrooms. EXCLUSIVE. $1,850,000. Southampton Brokerage, Chip Dineen, 631.283.0600 Ext. 23

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2EAL %STATE FOR 3ALE Homes East Moriches

104 Atlantic Ave. Just reduced! $895k. Spectacular Bay Views. Impeccable (2,800) 4 BR, 3 baths, high ceilings, 3 car, CAC, 1.5 acres, mahogany decks, retreat-like setting. Timothy Norton Town & Country (917)566-1009

Bellport Area Immaculate Details! Custom Cottage, 2 BR, 1.5 bath, short walk to Bellport Village, low taxes. $399,900 OPEN HOUSE 1- 5pm 7/3, 7/11 & 7/18

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Contemporary, 3 BR, 2 bath, sunroom looking out on heated pool, mature landscaping provides seclusion, new stainless steel appliances. Great location, walk/ bike to town & beach. Owner $699,000. (212)945-8775 EAST HAMPTON DREAM BEACHHOUSE. 3 Bedrooms, 2 newly renovated baths, huge EIK, new stainless steel appliances, heated pool, on private half acre, one mile to private gated Clearwater Beach and marina. $579,000. Call Owner. (516)343-5592 georgiae52@optonline.net EAST HAMPTON School District. 2 Miles to Town. 4 BR, 2 Bth. New Roof, Nicely Landscaped. 2nd Floor Apartment Extra Income, Private Entrance. $539,000. 631-375-8400

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EAST HAMPTON/ SPRINGS 2 houses: Newly remodeled 2 BR near Maidstone Beach. Bridgehampton: South of Hwy, $390,000. Also, 2 BR near 3 BR, 1.5 bath, .47 acre, room Springs school district $390,000. for pool, $1.4m. cascath@sbcglobal.net. K.R.McCrosson R.E. (860)887-8576 (631)725-3471 EAST HAMPTON Barnes Landing, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 18x36 pool, large deck, private beach parking, excellent rental history, quiet street, reduced for fast sale, $695,000. Owner (631)495-5118

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Sit on your deck and watch the boats go by.* This mint condition 2 BR, 2 bath condo is made for year round fun. Swim in the pool and play tennis all summer or relax by the fireplace all winter. Very easy living. NEW PRICE $435,000. Don't miss this great opportunity!

Hampton Bays Open House 7/11, 1-3pm Contemporary Hi Ranch 3 BR, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, 2 car garage. Private beach in Old Harbor Colony, South of Montauk Hwy. $549,000. Pat O'Leary, Prudential 516-681-2600

Brown Harris Stevens Gayle Lopata (516)443-7055 East Patchogue Open House 6/27, 1-3pm Totally renovated Lakefront home. 3 BR, 2 bath, 65x206, dead end. $339,000 Will hear all offers! Pat O'Leary, Prudential 516-860-8767 Quogue East Realty Co. (631) 653-9660 www.quogueeast.com East Quogue. Renovated 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Granite kitchen with cherry cabinets, family room with fireplace, garage, patio in the village. $449,500 Hampton Bays; Handyman Special; 3 BR, 2.5 baths, Exclusive $349,000. Hampton Bays; 3 BR, 1.5 bath Ranch with pool, CoExclusive $350,000. Flocee Realty (631)728-0487 Quogue East Realty Co. (631) 653-9660 www.quogueeast.com East Quogue. 2003 Modular home in private park. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, cathedral living room, eat in kitchen. Extensive landscaping, private. $350 monthly rent includes taxes, garbage and water. $129,000 Hampton Bays Canal front w/ dock, 100 ft. exposure, .67 acres. 2 BR's, $839,000. Rampasture Pt., Spectacular Waterfront location w/ pool, mooring, 1 acre, $1,950,000. Codi Garcete L.S.A. (516)381-1031 cgarcete@elliman.com Quogue Prudential Douglas Elliman. Hampton Bays: Investment opportunity. Apartment building for sale, (3) 1 BR's, (1) 3 BR, large lot, close to beach, income is $60k plus per annum. $575,000. (917)355-2687

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HAMPTON BAYS/ Red Creek newly renovated 7 bedroom, 7 bath 10 minutes from Southampton. Must see! REDUCED! $895,000. (631)286-4726 Hampton Bays Reduced $592,500/ $490,000 OPEN HOUSE daily 12-3pm 45 A Bellows Terrace Rd. (OPEN LISTING) Over sized ranch. Flag lot. 4 BR, 2 bath, 2.5 car garage, heated gunite pool. Recent upgrades, amenities. Owner 631-728-0868 Cell 631-278-5366

Hampton Bays WOW! Reduced another $50,000 to $480,000. Large new 5 BR, 3 bath, 2 story home, den, dining room & garage, 45 foot upper deck. Ideal mother/ daughter Call Ron (631)948-3652. REMSENBERG BEST OFFER IN $600S! Cape, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Skylights, heated pool, garage, basement, $699,000. Taxes $5,000. (516)318-4511 Sag Harbor/ Noyac Studio Cottage on Upscale Cul-de-Sac. Waterviews, Potential for Expansion $360,000. 917-355-2687, 631-725-1433 Shinnecock Hills Waterfront Only steps to your boat at deep water floating dock. Charming 4 BR, 3 bath has it all: great views, deck, sunroom, CAC, 2 fireplaces & low taxes. $1,560,000. (516)449-3515 SOUTHAMPTON-- Best highend home under $1,000,000. Finished fall of 2008. Subzero and Viking appliances. Thomasville cabinetry. 2 master suites. Fireplace. Pool permit. Close to village. $979,000. Please call (631)295-3966 or email: whalenconst@optonline.net

Homes Morley Agency 38 Hampton Road Southampton, NY 631/283-8100 www.morleyagency.com Southampton Village- Hampton Road Subdividable Investment Opportunity! Flexible use 1.35 acres, front parcel zoned office district or pre-existing 3 apartments, rear parcel zoned single family residential. Co-Exclusive $1,750,000 Morley Agency 38 Hampton Road Southampton, NY 631/283-8100 www.morleyagency.com Southampton VillageNear Ocean Offering Has It All! Impressive 5,460 square feet, 3 fireplaces, 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, mini-theatre, central air, 2 car garage, pool, tennis. Co-Exclusive $5,750,000

WATER MILL- PRISTINE STARTER HOME 3 bedroom, 3 bath .58 acre. Backs Horse farm Designer Landscaping, Renovated, private $1,150,000 (917)359-0293

WESTHAMPTON BEACH Bay Front house with private dock & ROW to Ocean 6 BR's, 4.5 baths, amazing views. Close to Village $1,799,000. Also available for summer rental. Rose Alfano (631)335-8810 www.GotHamptons.com

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Homes Westhampton Beach Beautiful 1 BR beach front Condo. Panoramic water views & sunsets, private beaches, loaded! Sleeps 4. $425,000. (631)897-9923

Condos/Co-Ops EAST MORICHES Hart's Cove unique patio house all updated. 3/ 2, back yard overlooks pasture, pool, tennis court, marina with boat slip. $589,000. (631)878-7849 Moriches Waterways! Boaters Paradise!! Spacious 2 BR, 2 Bath Beachcomber Overlooking Pond, w/ Gas Fpl, & Skylights. Private Marina, Clubhouse, Pool, Tennis and Social Events! $414,900 Tom, Coach Realtors (631)924-6280

Southampton WATERFRONT 2nd floor year-round condo Spectacular views! Mint 2 BRs, 2 baths, living room, 2-sided frplc, dining sun room, deck, patio, basement, tennis, pool, marina. Low maintenance/ taxes. erlichman.myphotoalbum.com

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WESTHAMPTON BEACH Oceanfront second floor studio, unobstructed ocean views, private terrace, pool, beach. $220K MLS 2194015 EAST QUOGUE Bay front 2 bedroom townhouse, pool, boat slip, large deck, bay views. $449K MLS 2240637 WESTHAMPTON BEACH Oceanfront second floor 1 bedroom, unobstructed ocean views, pool, tennis, private terrace, beach & bay access. $319,000 MLS 2207055 WESTHAMPTON BEACH Oceanfront 3 bedroom, 27' private terrace overlooking ocean, pool, tennis, beach. $625K MLS 2226490 WESTHAMPTON BEACH Oceanfront updated second floor 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath, unobstructed ocean views, pool, tennis, beach. $340K MLS 2283308 WESTHAMPTON Oceanfront 1 bedroom, views of pool and beach, large deck, beach & bay access. $340,000 MLS 2217303 Arthur & Robin Lechner Coldwell Banker Prestigious Properties 631-848-8469 Hamptonsluxuryrealestate.net

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East Quogue. Ideal location Southold 2.49 Acre wooded cleared 7/10 acre in the village. Lot next to preserve $345,000 SYMA JOFFE GERARD R.E. $400,000. (631)325-8201 Montauk 7.56 Acres, Ocean views! High elevation, potential Wyoming Ranch Grand Estate or 2 ocean view 76,400 acres. Check it out at parcels. $2.5 million. Owner www.jeffsellsranches.com (516)797-4686 $10,750,000 SAG HARBOR VILLAGE 5 Half acre lots plus 1930's home to be restored on shy 1 acre lot. Total land for sale 3.2+/ - acres. Owner (516)729-7000

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Westport Presiding over one of the area’s most celebrated coasts, this truly luxurious property is complete with two houses and a 40-foot deepwater dock on a sheltered cove. Bright airy spaces define the pair of residences, which are located at the end of a private drive. Dual indoor & outdoor pools are ideal venues for recreation. On the gated grounds of more than 3 acres, large patios & multilevel decks are perfect for both quiet reflection and entertaining on a grand scale. Lovely Zen gardens and a Koi pond dot this beautiful estate lot. Visit www.westportsongofthesea.com $7,995,000

Westport River House, a remarkable residence with commanding water views and rave reviews. Set sail off the rare deepwater dock or saunter across the glorious grounds for a swim in the sparkling pool. Main rooms open to each other with an easy flow for entertaining. Gleaming cherry floors throughout, ruggedly handsome beams, cathedral ceilings and formidable stone fireplaces. An elegant master bedroom suite, Chef's kitchen, dining room, home office, gathering room, library, media room and wine room offer every amenity a person could want. www.manitouriverhouse.com $7,450,000

Westport Majestically sited, Nantucket shingle-style home on prime Westport waterfront land with dock. Horizon and water views in prestigious Stony Point West Association. Private, secluded, natural setting. Distinctive detail and floor plan. Multi-level stone terracing. Mesmerizing property! Walk to town, train and restaurants. One hour from NYC. $4,650,000

For more information or to schedule a showing call Rick Higgins at (203) 520.6778 Or email me at Rick@higginsgroup.com Westport Incredible direct waterfront home with deepwater dock in protected lagoon. In-door Atlantis style pool by Disney. Five bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half baths. Designer terraces, outdoor fireplace, oversized lot. Prestigious cul-de-sac. 40 miles to NYC. $4,495,000

Westport Dazzling, award-winning beach house. 122 feet of direct waterfront in Compo Beach area. Honored by Architectural Digest. Winner: Best Custom House. Unmatched quality, details and finishes. Extraordinary water views from all rooms. Spectacular setting. Unforgettable design. More stunning photos at: 32edgewaterhillside.com $3,885,000

Westport Year round living on a luxury yacht. This one of a kind home is “anchored” on Saugatuck Harbor. Windows and glass walls frame waterfront views creating ever changing artwork. 8,000 sq ft of impressive luxury and architectural details. Too many outstanding features to list. Offered at $4,250,000

Westport Awesome beach house. Waterside Contemporary for sale or rent in breezy Saugatuck Shores. The Ultimate Vacation Setting! Panoramic harbor views, great room floor plan with fireplace, heated Gunite pool and spa, putting green, mooring, wraparound decks, 4 bedrooms, and more.. $2,800,000

Westport This fantastic beach home is just steps to the beach with water views from every room of Long Island Sound or Sherwood Mill Pond. Bright and airy master bedroom suite is complete with a walk-in closet. The Old Mill neighborhood is reminiscent of what Westport was and is today. Don’t miss it! $1,249,000 1198224

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OLD ORCHARD EAST HAMPTON: On 1.8 majestic and private acres with mature trees you’ll find this wonderful 4 bedroom 4 bath shingled traditional. There is a finished basement, w/bath, pool house with sauna & bath, detached two car garage, & heated pool surrounded by bluestone that leads to a private terrace for outdoor dining. New to Market. $1,950,000 Exclusive

EAST HAMPTON HARBORFRONT: Tranquility and peace can be yours when you purchase this exquisitely renovated four bedroom waterfront residence on over an acre of property w/375 feet of frontage. Imagine kayaking or canoeing everyday from you own back door. A must see! $1,950,000 Exclusive. Also for rent July-LD for $30,000 or July $15,000, and August $15,000.

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SUBDIVIDABLE LAND: In Watermill North is this wonderful 5.7 acre property that can be subdivided into two parcels and possibly three. Perfect for investor/developer or individual who would like to build a home and be able to have tennis court & a legal guest house on the adjacent properties, saving one vacant lot. $1,750,000 Exclusive

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Hampton Bays Well-maintained home on quiet street south of the highway features wood floors, working fireplace EIK, living room, dining area, overlooks large back yard, attached one car garage. Close to ocean, village, schools. Plenty of room for pool! Exclusive $399,000. Contact Pam Jackson 631-384-1277

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VILLAGE WATERFRONT - Walk to Main Street from this 3000 SF 1994 contemporary, on a half acre… could be updated later, pool and dock potential in there. High $2M’s Extraordinary

HAMPTON CLASSIC - On 2.3 acres of big sky Bridgehampton farmland. Brand new 6 bedroom home with four fireplaces, a 60 foot saltwater pool, tennis court, and full green construction. Exclusive IN# 41246 Call Marcy 516.375.6146

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BAYFRONT - Perfectly romantic beach house on the wide open Peconic Bay. Right on the memorable shore with a move-in 3BR, 2 bath cottage. Move right in... IN# 51863 $2.5M

BAYFRONT - Deep Water Dock accompanies this 5BR, 5 bath Beach House. Great Room centers around a warm fireplace & is filled with light. 1.6 acres, 4,000+/-SF, Price on request. Exclusive IN# 16535 Call John 917.620.5203

WATERFRONT in NOYAC $850,000 - 3 BR, 2 bath. Garage, full basement & separate office. Quiet street, brick fireplace, Sag Harbor schools Great value…Exclusive $850K IN# 48416

We help with Real Estate Investments so you can focus on all the different kinds of thrills that The Hamptons has to offer. Endless clean waterways, woods, farmland and sand beaches everywhere are the perfect backdrop for some of what we offer on the following pages> Please call or visit for more info, as information changes daily. J

BARN RED 1.3 ACRE Gunite pool with a classic contemporary design… Priced to SELL $750K

South of the Highway Farmland acre - Build it yourself on this land bank investment…Must Sell, need shoes, best offer. Owner Financing. IN# 02860 Call Simon 917.822.6652

Cobb South - 1.5 acres has 5 BR’s & a pool under the salt air of Watermill south. Priced well in any market. IN# 49895

DOCK - here’s the cheapest way to get a solid, deepwater dock that comes with a cute house for your friends, staff, or rental income all year… perfect addition to Big House. $1.5M

UNDER MARKET…In Redwood a stone’s throw from the water and marinas, perfect 4 bedroom three bath two living rooms, and EIK…and YES! a pool. Exclusive $995K Folio# 19712

AMAGANSETT OCEAN VIEW... this classic 2 story wood frame house come with 2 Bedrooms, fishing rods, surfboards and a volleyball…$1.6M IN# 12536

TROUT POND- Walk to shoppes and marinas SAG HARBOR VILLAGE - a double lot, priced (.70 acre)a and past a famous swimming hole, full million under $1.395M, it’s IN the village,the AND neighbors has plans in at place for new Exclusive, IN # 23979 Call Ted at house. Exclusive $499K IN# 06601 631-553-7584

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PRIVATE PENINSULA - Surrounded by water, bulkheaded with deepwater dock, open Peconic Bay. Crisp and clean 3 BR, 3 Bath expandable house, room for a pool. Exclusive $3.5M IN# 32116 Call John 917.620.5203

WATERVIEW - Only minutes from Sag Harbor’s historic Village. Huge Gunite Pool, Tennis, deep-water marina, sunsets on the water 6500SF, unique details, 6BR’s, 7 baths Co-Exclusive $3.599,999 IN# 11550 Call Ginny 516.238.7773

OCEAN VIEWS - Over a beach path. Priced to move, this recently renovated Beach house with 3 BR’S, 3 full baths can be expanded. Two finished floors, and upstairs has a wraparound deck with a hot tub. Exclusive $2.2M IN# 42636

SUNSET WATERFRONT POOL & DOCK Beautifully renovated Contemporary with 4500 SF. 4BR, 5.5 bath. Walk to beaches & bike to Sag Harbor. Three full levels include a game room & huge EIK. Exclusive $3.7M IN# 53585 Call Carl 516.901.2235

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WALK TO LONG BEACH- Move-in 4 BR, 2.5 baths, 2 LR’s, Contemporary w/pool & garage on half acre+ $799K Exclusive IN# 45358

SPACIOUS - minutes to Sag Harbor Village. Five BRs, 3.5 baths, family room, pool, florida room, cabana w/shower & changing area, CAC. Exclusive $950K IN# 53448 Call Ellen 631.871.4006

HARBORFRONT - 6 BR’s, 5 baths, expansive decks overlooking the entrance to Three Mile Harbor. Minutes from East Hampton Village. Reduced to $1.599M IN# 43554 Call Ginny 516.238.7773

ESTATE LAND…Two acres with sandy beach access and dramatic views across open water…Exclusive Asking 4 and $8M…

SAG HARBOR VILLAGE WATERFRONT - Half an acre of beautiful land with a straight run to the bridge. Exclusive IN# 06689

POOL AND TENNIS - 10,000 Square feet...five acres, triple mint, priced to sell at print, in the $3M’S

SEVEN LOTS - Ten Southampton acres with close water views could still be one estate, but many years of the heavy lifting has been done on subdivision. Priced really well in the $3M range IN# 06728

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SOUTHAMPTON. SAT. 7/3, 2-4PM. 202 MILLSTONE BROOK ROAD. Hamptons Woodland get-a-way. Contemporary cottage set in secluded glen near Big Fresh Pond. Three bedrooms with CAC. Exclusive $698K WEB# 45790 Robert Lohman 516.398.9829

WESTHAMPTON BEACH. SAT. 7/3, 1-4PM. 11 LIBRARY AVENUE. Historic Georgian house 4-Unit Apartment building. Rare opportunity for Hamptons residential income producing property. Exclusive $1.495M WEB#38981

WESTHAMPTON BEACH. SAT. 7/3, 11AM-1PM. 473 DUNE ROAD, UNIT 22A, SANDPIPER. Oceanfront Co-Op Turn key 1 bedroom with unobstructed oceanviews. Pool and tennis. Ideal summer living. Exclusive $299.999K WEB# 11871 Maria Cunneen 631.723.4447

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