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Studying Mysterious And Majestic Sharks By Kitty Merrill
They’re not the voracious maneaters sensationalized “events” like Shark Week make them out to be. “People have nothing to be afraid of,” said Greg Metzger, “I hate Shark Week, all it does is instill fear . . . There are lots of sharks on Long Island, have you ever heard of a shark attack? It’s not because we don’t have them. Sharks here are not a threat to people. They’re not interested in eating people or biting people or interacting with people at all.” Contrary to its bad rep, “The shark is a very shy animal. It’s inquisitive and it’s definitely not out to eat you. It’s an amazing, majestic animal that’s just trying to survive, said Metzger, who’s been studying the mysterious fish for 13 years. A marine science teacher at Southampton High School, marine biologist, and shark researcher, Metzger is part of a collaboration of scientists undertaking a groundbreaking study of sharks, particularly white sharks and thresher sharks.
In fact, he and his team are the first ever to put a satellite tag on a “young of the year” white shark they caught five miles south of the Shinnecock Inlet last year. (Young of the year means less than a year old.) “Virtually nothing is known about juvenile white sharks,” Metzger informed, “and almost nothing is known about threshers. Those two species are of interest to the team.” Metzger grew up fishing in fresh water in western New York. He came downstate in 1995 to attend LIU Southampton and pursue a degree in marine science. “I’m a diehard fisherman,“ he said. “And when you’re salt water fishing, the fish to catch is the shark.” At the same time, the selfdescribed “geeky marine scientist,” knew there wasn’t a lot of data about sharks. “Not a lot was known and we had an opportunity to contribute with each fish we caught,” he said. In 2012, he and writer and photographer Chris Paparo began to think about bringing researchers together after a day spent catching
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four-year science research class. One participant in the program, David Nichols, focuses on sharks. He was a guest on a charter trip as an eighth grader and was “super excited” about the trip, and the prospect of beginning the long term research project once he got to high school, Metzger recalled. Told he could tag and study sharks as his research project, “He flipped out,” Metzger related. Nichols is most interested in studying the elusive white shark. “They’re the needle in the haystack,” Metzger informed. So far this summer there have been only a handful of confirmed catches between the Jones Beach and Shinnecock Inlets. Metzer relies on social media and phone calls from “a growing network of people” for information about where white CONTINUED ON PAGE 26.
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I went for my annual walk on the beach yesterday instead of writing my column. So, here’s an updated reprint from 2003 when I wrote about how much I hated walking on the beach.
So, I took my annual beach walk the other day. To be truthful I only walked about 100 feet and then gave up. But let me say that even with that limited experience, I can once again safely proclaim that this walking on the beach stuff is as overrated as ever. In my short time walking, I got an incredibly accurate picture of those people who beach walk. If they walk alone, fast, with their fists up on their chest staring straight ahead like zombies, they mistakenly believe that this is exercise and they are walking away from death. Get this! They’re walking in soft sand with a 102-degree sun unmercifully beating down on their heads, their hearts are beating so fast that they are threatening to pop out of their mouths, and they’re sweating like Debbie Wasserman Schultz would when she finds her next JDate turns out to be Bernie Sanders. Another thing I can’t understand
about beach walkers is why they’re so damn friendly. They’re always smiling! People who have lived in the same apartment building in Manhattan for 25 years and haven’t so much as nodded at their next door neighbors even once are walking on the beach with these goofy smiles on their faces saying, “Hi! How are you? Great day, isn’t it?” to perfect strangers upon whom they will never set eyes again. It’s like they think we’re all part of this big, happy, stupid family walking on the beach. Everyone looks real silly because there is not one single part of the beach that is level, so everybody has at least one foot sunk in the sand and is puffing and limping and looking like contestants in the handicapped midget portion of the Special Olympics. (Is that last sentence politically incorrect enough for you?) Don’t you find it amazing that no one in history ever took a walk on the beach and kept it a secret? My wife, the beautiful Judy Licht, suggests every day that I join her on her beach walk. I smile and say “Er ... er ... no, not today.” But what I’m thinking is, “I would rather
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stick pins in my eyes than walk on the beach.” People think walking on soft sand is some sort of badge of honor. The first thing they say to anyone who will listen when they come back is, “I just took the nicest walk on the beach.” At night when they go to a dinner party, Ethel will start the conversation with, “When Charles and I were walking on the beach today, he said ...” Or Charles will say, “There we were, taking a nice walk on the beach, when Ethel accidentally stepped on and crushed a piping plover. What a mess, getting the plover guts cleaned off from between Ethel’s chubby toes. But it was so, so pleasurable to take that walk.” If it’s so pleasurable, why don’t they keep it to themselves? Sex is a million times more pleasurable than a friggin’ walk on the friggin’ beach but you don’t find Ethel starting a sentence at a cocktail party with the words, “When Charles and I were having quickie this afternoon, he said . . . ” No, no one talks that way about sex anymore except on paid cable (especially Showtime) television. Couples walk on the beach each with a different idea in mind. She’s talking about a new avocado dressing that she wants to try at lunch. He’s mentally undressing his new assistant Velma. Guys rarely talk to each other when they walk on the beach. They stare at women and try to suck in their stomachs and imagine that their tans make them look like
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Greek gods. Women, on the other hand, love to walk on the beach with each other. They walk in twos and one talks and the other listens. I imagine that the conversation is about the men in their lives. I imagine there has never been a beach walk in the history of beach walking where both women were happy with their lives. What you get is one woman who has just broken up or is contemplating breaking up with her boyfriend or husband and is miserable. She is the one walking closest to the beach side. The other one, walking on the ocean side, is talking to her, listening and steering her to keep her from walking out over her head into the ocean and ending it all. It is a sad commentary on life that by the next beach walk, the woman who is miserable one week will have met Mr. Right and the woman who was happy the week before will be pouring out her troubles. When my beach walk was over, I couldn’t help but think about the days when I prowled the beach at Coney Island. I was 16 years old with long blond hair and a killer pompadour — a Greek God. I would walk from Bay 10, which was the “Italian” beach, for about two miles to Bay 4, which was the “Jewish” beach. I walked because the word was, “The Jewish girls are easy.” On my way, I hardly noticed all the 16-yearold Jewish boys walking past me to Bay 10. Why? Because they had heard, “The Italian girls are easy.” We were both wrong. No one was easy. I’ve hated beach walks ever since. If you wish to comment on “Jerry’s Ink” please send your message to jerry@ dfjp.com.
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Schumer: Give Sunscreen Labels The Third Degree Just in time for 90-degree days and sunburn season, U.S. Senator Charles Schumer shares a new report that suggests 43 percent of sunscreens fail to meet the SPF level of protection listed on the bottle, plus “Shocking Results Found Some Children’s Sunscreen Products Only Offered SPF 8 Even Though The Label Claimed SPF 50.” A c c o r d i n g t o t h e s e n a t o r, manufacturers are required to test their own products for SPF levels but tests are rarely confirmed or re-tested by the Food and Drug Administration. He believes the SPF discrepancies require feds to step in and ensure the SPF number claimed delivers the protection promised. F u r t h e r, S e n a t o r S c h u m e r called on the FDA to launch an investigation into deceptive Sun Protection Factor (SPF) marketing following the study, which was released by Consumer Reports. “There is simply no doubt about it — some consumers are being totally burned when they buy sunscreen, which is why the FDA must give sunscreen labels the third degree,” he said in a release last Thursday. “With beach season officially in full swing and with a New York City heat wave on the way, the FDA needs to make sure the SPF labels on sunscreen products match the SPF protection being offered . . . Beachgoers and vacationers deserve the peace of mind of knowing that the sunscreen they’re using is offering legitimate protection against the sun’s harmful rays.” While the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) recommends using a sunscreen with a SPF of 30 or higher, the recently released study suggests that some consumers are not being offered the level of protection they believe they are using. For instance, of the sunscreen products tested by Consumer Reports, at least two products with SPF 50 labels only offered an SPF 8 level of protection — far less protection than the AAD recommends. The FDA does not consistently test sunscreen products but rather requires manufacturers test their own products for SPF levels. In light of this report, Schumer believes the FDA should move forward with a full-on investigation into SPF claims on popular sunscreen products and crack down on deceptive companies. According the study, 28 out of 60 sunscreen lotions, sprays, and sticks with SPF labels of 30
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A Message from Hampton Septic Services When it comes to Septic Systems most homeowners take the “Out of Sight Out of Mind” approach. If you don’t see it, you don’t have any nasty odors and septic backing up then why have it serviced? This way of thinking can cost you a lot of time and even more money! At Hamptons Septic Services OUR approach is to be Proactive rather than Reactive. More often than not, new customers contact us because their Septic System is failing at which point it becomes very difficult to control. Signs that your Septic System is failing can come in the form of simultaneously slow drainage and/or water backing up in tubs, sinks, toilets, washing machines, unusual gurgling sounds when running water, increasingly unpleasant odors in and around the house, discoloring and softening of your lawn, and depressions in the soil around the system. The good news is YES, IT IS POSSIBLE to prevent septic back-ups! Our customers receive recommended routine maintenance pumping which allows proper functionality of their septic systems preventing the unknown.
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While the class warm-up is no joke for a beginner, as the class progresses, Johnson takes students through a basic and easy to follow routine. He offers enough instruction to ensure even newcomers know what to do while avoiding unnecessary chatter. Since he began teaching at the RECenter, Johnson’s observed myriad improvements in students who’ve been with him since Restorative Yoga’s inception. “I’ve
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You go to a class for the first time and within minutes you’re sweating, you’re shaking, and you’re looking at the clock in disbelief: only five minutes have elapsed. Then comes the kicker, as the instructor says, “That was a nice warm-up.” “Warm-up?” you think. “If that’s the warm-up, what’s the full-on class going to be? I’m a goner!” Yep. That happened to me at the YMCA RECenter in East Hampton last Friday. But as Eric Johnson’s Restorative Yoga class progressed, calm descended and strain dissipated and the next time I looked at the clock, I was surprised to see an hour had gone by. Johnson and his wife Bridget LeRoy dabbled in yoga decades ago during her pregnancy, even being photographed for a book titled I Can’t Believe It’s Yoga. But it wasn’t until a car crash resulted in a neck injury that Johnson, at 47, truly embraced yoga as a means to restore health and fitness. The doctor said he could address the injury by grinding down the spine. That would alleviate the pain for a little while, Johnson explained. The pain would return, necessitating more grinding. “I said, ‘No . . . No . . . No,” the instructor recalled. His next stop was an osteopath who showed him stretching exercises that Johnson remembered looked a lot like the classic “Salutation to the Sun” yoga pose. He embarked on an intensive yoga teacher training program for four months, immersing himself
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SHFD Carnival Oh, boy. Oh, boy. It’s time for the annual Sag Harbor Fire Department carnival. It begins Tuesday and runs through August 6, with fireworks planned for August 5. Get to Haven’s Beach on Bay Street for the fun. Slow Food Potluck Join Slow Food East End and friends on August 7 from 6 PM to 8 PM for a potluck at the charming home of artist Jonathan Glynn. Enjoy tasty, local, seasonal fare and your favorite beverage in a tranquil
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NJROTC Leadership Academy Riverhead High School students Jacob Nitti, Robert Johnson, and Michael Daniel graduated from the NJROTC Leadership Academy held over the summer at the Naval Base in Newport, RI. Julia Pizzuto, this year’s Cadet Lt. Commander of the Riverhead High School NJROTC Unit, graduated from the Leadership Academy last year and attended this year as a Cadet Aide. Cadets earn the prestigious Silver Cord for completing this intensive two-week training program during July. The cadets participate in physical fitness training, orienteering and academics as well numerous team-building exercises. Historic Walking Tour The Mattituck-Laurel Historical Society is sponsoring a narrated historic walking tour of the beautiful Love Lane area on Saturday, August 13th at 10 AM. Meet in front of the Mattituck Presbyterian Church at Old Sound Avenue and Main Road
[RTE 25]. The tour will focus on 20 historic sites/buildings and will last approximately an hour and 15 minutes. There is a $5. suggested donation, but no one will be turned away. For information, call Edward Marlatt at 646 248-0640.
Magic in the Moonlight On Friday the Mattituck-Laurel Library will screen Magic in the Moonlight at 1:30 PM. Barn Dance Hallockville Museum Farm will host its 14th Annual Barn Dance in the Historic Naugles Barn at 6:30 PM on Saturday. Enjoy live traditional music and learn the dance steps from caller Chart Guthrie in the historic Naugles Barn. No experience needed and all ages are invited to this summer tradition. Food truck and beverages will be available for purchase. Admission is $25 for ages 12 and up, $5 for ages 5-11 and free for ages four and under. All proceeds directly support the not-for-profit
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Three RHS cadets (L-R) Robert Johnson, Jacob Nitti, and Michael Daniel earned the prestigious Silver Cord for completing the two-week training program. The 2016 Cadet Lt. Cmdr., Julia Pizzuto, attended this year as a Cadet Aide.
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Though Sales Lag, The Luxury Market Makes Headlines Unique properties in The Hamptons, like East Hampton Point, continue to demand top dollars.
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An analysis of the most recent sales data reveals real estate sales are down, though there are signs the modest drop will be a short one. Make no mistake about it, though, The Hamptons can still make a
splash. Recent headlines include the sale of Richard Gere’s breathtaking mansion, “Strongheart” to Matt Lauer no less, for a tidy $33 million and the listing of iconic properties like Christie Brinkley’s Brick Kiln
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Football Star Arrested A Sag Harbor man who played football for East Hampton and at two colleges has been charged with dealing drugs including heroin. Joseph A. Dowling, a lineman, was a good enough player to earn
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All-County status twice while in high school. He also played at Dean Junior College and Pace. But the 245-pounder was also running a small-time drug ring, East Hampton Town Police said. Dowling was apparently under surveillance when he allegedly put a glassine packet in a mailbox on Lighthouse Lane in Sag Harbor. Police said later it was his regular mode of doing business. Dowling hoped to return to college football next season, but
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those plans went awry on Friday. Police said they witnessed the distribution of what later proved to be heroin. Dowling took off in his 2014 Mazda, heading north on Route 114 at speeds at times exceeding 100 miles per hour after cops attempted to pull him over. Sag Harbor cops joined in the pursuit and at one point almost crashed into Dowling, who had reversed direction. After finally coming to a stop on Swamp Road,
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Dowling took off on foot but police eventually caught up to him. Meanwhile, police said they found a cache of drugs in the Mazda and also on his person, including glass packets of heroin and cocaine, plus a scale and smaller empty glassine packets typically used by a drug dealer. There was also a jar of marijuana and a spring-loaded knife. Dowling was charged with two felony counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance With Intent To Sell as well as five misdemeanors and a slew of traffic violations. Dowling was able to post $2500 bail after his arraignment.
Overturned Vessel In Bay A t a b o u t 3 : 15 P M S u n d a y Southampton Bay Constables raced to Shinnecock Bay after a report came in that a boat had overturned. The responders found a 23-foot Boston Whaler overturned, with five adults and four children clinging to the hull. A United States Coast Guard Cutter also responded. The occupants were lifted to safety and a Sea Tow arrived at the scene to stabilize the overturned boat. Police identified the occupants as members of the Schoerlin family (Hampton Bays) and the Simmon family, from Brooklyn. All of the occupants were uninjured.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE B-1. year ago, the Average Selling Price, $1,803,732, is nothing to sneeze about. The North Fork was not immune to the downtrend, as it sometimes is. Reported deed transfers fell 5.9 percent during the first six months of the year. However, The Average Selling Price of $522,242 was 5.4 percent higher than last year on the North Fork, and median price was 2.8 percent higher. The new hotspot? Shelter Island realized a nearly 47 percent increase in sales. East Hampton Point is a luxury resort located on Three Mile Harbor just minutes from the Village of East Hampton. Situated on five acres, this property offers a world-class waterfront restaurant, luxurious accommodations and a full-service marina and boatyard, complete with ship’s store, a heated swimming pool, and tennis court. The lodgings include 13 separate cottages and seven suites in an elegant country manor. In addition to its stunning setting and spectacular sunsets, it is renowned as a venue for weddings and special events. Anthony Cerio and Mitchell L. Natter have the listing for Brown Harris Stevens. Brinkley, who owns a number of properties in and around Sag Harbor, is selling what locals used to call The Castle, aka “Tower Hill.” Sitting atop the largest hill on the
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Agents from the East End Drug Task Force busted a major cocaine ring and a heroin distribution ring, both of which operated on the East End, last week. Joined by law enforcement officials affiliated with the East End Drug Task Force at a press conference July 19, Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota displayed the fruit of the investigation: drugs, weapons, paraphernalia and cash. To date 14 people have been arrested and arraigned including three members of the Bloods street gang. More arrests are expected, Spota said. Approximately six kilos of cocaine and heroin were seized during the execution of more than a dozen search warrants over the days leading up to the announcement. Spota said the investigation began when patrol officers from East End police departments saw a significant upward trend in the seizure of both heroin and cocaine
last fall. The EEDTF began to trace the activities of dealers to find the root – where the drugs were coming from. The task force soon developed information which led them to focus on a cocaine operation in Riverhead and Southampton allegedly being supplied principally by Corey Woodley, 36, of Flanders and Eric Thomas, AKA “E”, 42, of Riverhead. Thomas, described by the District Attorney as a “significant reseller” for the cocaine distribution network, was on parole at the time of his arrest July 14 when task force members executed a search warrant at his Lewis Street home. Investigators seized cocaine and over $4000 in cash from the house, as well as scales, a cocaine “grinder,” and other drug paraphernalia. Other defendants facing criminal charges include Ronald Paschall, also known as “APP,” 42, a Northampton man associated with “The Stones” - a subset of the Bloods street gang. Paschall has a prior criminal record including assault
and felony drug possession. On July 6, he was arrested in Suffolk County by Task Force investigators as he was returning to the East End from allegedly picking up a kilo and a half of cocaine in NYC. Paschall has been indicted by a Grand Jury for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the First Degree, a Class A Felony. DA Spota said the investigation revealed that Paschall was picking up cocaine twice a week, which he then sold to resellers who distributed the cocaine to users in East Hampton, Riverhead, Southampton, and Southold Towns. The investigation broadened, District Attorney Spota said, into a second distribution ring run by Paschall’s fellow gang members Jimmy Dean, 38, of Baiting Hollow and Dean’s runner, Dwayne Harris, 31, of Riverhead, who sold cocaine primarily. Dean, a prior felony offender convicted of selling narcotics for which he received a five-year prison
sentence, is believed to be a leader of the “The Stones” gang on the East End. On July 13, police executed a search warrant at Dean’s Warner Drive home and seized heroin, cocaine, packaging materials, a loaded shotgun in the master bedroom next to Dean’s bed and another firearm, a loaded semi-automatic Glock, in Dean’s car. The handgun was traced to North Carolina where it had been reported stolen. Dwayne Harris of 332 Hamilton Ave., also an alleged member of the Stones gang, has a prior criminal record including drug possession and DWI convictions. Also attending the press conference with DA Spota were Riverhead Town Supervisor Sean Walter and Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman, and officials of law enforcement agencies affiliated with the East End Drug Task Force including US Immigration & Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations, Lt. Pete Healey of the NY State Police, the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office, Suffolk County Police Deputy Chief Robert Oswald and Deputy Inspector Armando Valencia who is the Commanding Officer of the SCPD Narcotics Section, Chief Martin Flatley of the Southold PD, Southampton Town Police Chief Rob Pearce, Southampton Village PD Chief Tom Cummins, Riverhead Town Police Chief David Hegemiller, and the Suffolk County Probation Department’s Director of Probation Patrice Delpolsky. “Drug dealers and weapons are a deadly combination. We are pleased to have removed several of both off the streets of Suffolk County during these enforcement operations,” said Angel M. Melendez, special agent in charge of HSI New York. “As a member of the East End Drug Task Force, we work as a team to dismantle drug trafficking organizations that flood our communities with drugs and violence”. The East End Drug Task Force is a multi-jurisdictional drug enforceCONTINUED ON B-7.
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When you’ve been in the New York State Senate for 40 years, elections tend to become passé. Consider Ken LaValle, who first won election to that august body in 1976. “He is running this year, he just hasn’t put out a press release or anything,” an aide said this week. A lot has to do with the fact that LaValle has garnered at least 60 percent of the vote every election since 1978. LaValle, 77, will square off against Greg Fischer of Calverton, who has the Democratic line on the ballot. District 1 comprises the five East End towns and the eastern half of the Town of Brookhaven. LaValle is the chair of the Higher Education Committee in the State Senate. He has Republican, Conservative, and Independence party support. Fred Thiele, who frequently teams with LaValle to co-sponsor
legislation in Albany, will seek a 12th term in the New York State Assembly. Heather Collins of East Quogue, who ran against Thiele two years ago, has garnered the Republican nod. Thiele recently announced he has been endorsed by four political parties, including the Independence, Democratic, Working Families and Women’s Equality parties for the November 8 General Election. Thiele and Collins will vie for the 1st Assembly District seat; the district covers the Towns of East Hampton, Shelter Island, Southampton and a portion of southeastern Brookhaven. Anthony Palumbo of New Suffolk, a Republican, will seek reelection in the Second Congressional District William Schilling of Miller Place declined the Democratic nomination to run against Palumbo and will be replaced on the ballot by Michael Conroy. Thiele is a local true and true. He is a native of Sag Harbor and graduated from Pierson High School in 1971. He graduated from Southampton College in 1976 with a B.A. summa cum laude in political science and history. LaValle was born in Brooklyn, and graduated from Hempstead High School. He received a B.S degree from Adelphi College in 1961 and an M.S. in Education from SUNY New Paltz in 1964. He received a Juris Doctorate from the Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center and lives in Port Jefferson.
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Tim Bishop, who lost his 12year seat in Congress after he was investigated for allegedly being involved in a “pay to play” deal, has a new gig. According to LegiStorm Bishop has registered as a federal lobbyist. He is a principal at Envision
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Strategy, a government-affairs firm specializing in advocacy, government markets, and organized labor. Bishop is representing Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center. According to the Department of Justice, Brookhaven Memorial Hospital in 2010 agreed to pay $2.92 million, plus interest, to settle allegations that the hospital defrauded Medicare, the Justice Department announced today. The government alleged that the hospital fraudulently inflated its charges to Medicare patients to obtain enhanced reimbursement from the federal health care program. “Conduct like that alleged here drives up the costs of health care for all of us,” said Tony West, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department’s Civil Division. “ The same year, Bishop cosponsored an earmark directing $150,000 to the hospital for facilities and equipment. The hospital was one of the largest employers in Bishop’s former district. Bishop recently indicated
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Now that the preliminary is over, the Main Event looms: Zeldin, ThroneHolst, for the title of “Congressman, First District.” Throne-Holst threw out the first salvo this week. The Democratic Party nominee, who survived a tight primary battle, has her sights set on Zeldin, the Republican incumbent who knocked off 12-year veteran Tim Bishop two years ago. “It’s no surprise that Zeldin’s in lockstep with Republican nominee Trump,” Throne-Holst said via a press release which not coincidentally was sent out during the Republican Convention – when Zeldin was there in Cleveland front and center. ”While Lee Zeldin is away from his district and busy joining the Trump train(wreck), we are back home on Long Island, doing the real work and addressing the issues important to working families across the Island.” Throne-Holst said.
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RICK’S SPACE How To Make It Through The Summer Alive I know we all complain about the traffic around here, and it is truly unbearable. We’re all concerned about the current crop of drivers as well, the ones who are rude and aggressive and speed and pass you on the right and all that. But I’m here today to give a little talk to a whole new class of motorists – stupid ones. Maybe we were taught better. Growing up in Sag Harbor my dad would take me out and let me drive when I was really young, around 13. It’s because traffic was nonexistent and the roads were safe. Still, I learned the basics. When it was time to get our Learner’s Permits all of us resolutely studied that little manual you got from the Department of Motor Vehicles. Failing the test would be humiliating, plus you wouldn’t be able to borrow dad’s car when you were 16 and wanted to impress girls. Let me start by giving all you
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newbies out there a little driving lesson. It’s OK. I know this is hard for you. You aren’t used to it. It’s uncharted territory. You are hesitant and have every right to be, but you have to trust me (these are the same words I whispered to girls in my father’s car when we were 16). I’ll be gentle. Go ahead, check to make sure nothing is coming and inch out. Go ahead. Look again to your left. Nothing there? Then it’s OK to make a right turn on a red light after you stop! It’s OK! Now it wasn’t so bad, was it? Yes, I KNOW it didn’t take very long! When we were kids we learned how to make hand signals when driving. Arm out straight meant we were making a left. If our arm was at a 90 degree angle, we were signaling a right turn and so on. Nowadays we have electronic signals so we don’t even have to
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pull over because they think they can go faster than you. Facts: No, you can’t, and if I hit you, you will die. I’ll be fine, although I’ll mourn the dent in my truck but not your wasted life. Do us all a favor: don’t ride a bike like you drive a car. Then there is this bucolic scene: A family of four on a leisurely morning bicycle outing. Dad in front, Mom next, followed by the little miss, who is maybe 11, and Junior, who is all of seven. They have money, no doubt, judging from the expensive bikes and state-of-the-art biker-friendly wardrobe and gear. Junior, who looks just like dad, is swerving, obviously uneasy on a two-wheeler. His helmet keeps falling over his eyes. My guess is mom and dad met out here, maybe stopping for a soda at the Sagg Store after an early morning bike ride way back when. Naturally, they want to relive those magic moments with the little ones. So they ride, in single file more or less, down Montauk Highway on the Saturday of July Fourth weekend. What’s wrong with this picture? Well, imagine a family of four going for a fun-filled vacation in Da Nang in 1969. The odds of getting out alive are about the same.
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FlowerBox Wall Gardens: A Blooming Business If there is any truth to the notion that everyone loves flowers then the proof is on full display at FlowerBox Wall Gardens’ work for some of the biggest design companies in the US, most prestigious hotels and restaurants in the City, posh Upper East Side Residences and prestigious charitable affairs. Two childhood friends from Istanbul, Serkan Yapicilar and Kerem Ozseker, launched the FlowerBox Wall Gardens concept in the US two years ago out of their love for everything green. “Our dads were amazing flower gardeners. They always sort of competed with each other on who would have the best-kept garden. Flowers have always been a big part of our world since we were kids,” they said. FlowerBox’s story became a success story early on as its unique concept caught the attention of some of the city’s biggest design firms. “About two years ago, interior design started going green. Everyone seemed to be looking for unique, sustainable, eco-friendly products for their homes or businesses. We were the first in the US market to offer interior wall gardens, handcrafted in the US, made out of natu-
ral, preserved plants that needed no maintenance for five years,” the two founders explained. But things weren’t easy at the beginning, as they had to educate the market about their new, revolutionary concept that made interior living walls a concept of the past. Kerem and Serkan were national champions in wake boarding and hockey back in Turkey and well familiar with the effort and selfmotivation it takes to succeed. “We started approaching some of the biggest firms and designers that we wanted to work with. It wasn’t easy to get those first introductory meetings, it took a lot of hard work and perseverance, but every time we did, we got the job and then some. “People were tired of the large amount of maintenance needed for a living wall and were looking for alternatives. We were really at the right place at the right time. Flowerbox is now in 32 countries in the world and we couldn’t be happier to own its US rights,” Serkan revealed. FlowerBox Wall Gardens just recently displayed its work in full grandeur in The Hamptons during Samuel Waxman’s Cancer Research Foundation’s 12th Annual
Buzz thinks buying a new car should still be a fun experience. Not that long ago, buying a new car was a great experience for the whole family. Unfortunately, not so much anymore for some people. That’s because some local dealers have been using dubious tactics like the old bait-and-switch or confusing payment plans and extra charges. Not at Buzz Chew. You only need to know three things. First, the price you pay when you pick up your new car or truck is the same as the day you looked at it. Second, Buzz believes it’s only a good deal if both parties are satis�ed. Third, Buzz’s name is on every car and truck.
Serkan Yapicilar and Kerem Ozseker at A Hamptons Happening.
Hamptons Happening on July 9. “It was truly a project close to our heart. Our Green Advisor’s father had passed away from cancer and she was looking for ways we could benefit cancer research. We were honored to design all the green elements for the event including an exclusive step-and-repeat design.” FlowerBox Wall Gardens is a unique concept, patented world-
wide, inspired by the works of French botanist Patrick Blanc. Each wall garden is made from plants that go through a patented preservation process, keeping their color, texture and vitality bright, ensuring their impact is long lasting. “The preservation process allows us to create a unique product that combines the best of two worlds: Continued On Page 26.
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the Suffolk Golf Classic. The car will be driven away by a lucky golfer if he or she can score a hole-in-one on the 4th hole of the Hamlet Golf and Country Club in Commack. Suffolk Community College Foundations 33rd Annual Golf Classic will be held on August 22.
Book Signing Event On Thursday, August 4, meet Annie Falk, author of Hamptons Entertaining. The signing is from 3 PM to 6 PM at Tamara Comolli of Southampton. Ten percent of the proceeds from the signing will benefit Peconic Baykeeper.
Medusa Sale After over twelve years of business, Medusa Fashion Boutique in East Hampton is preparing to enjoy retirement. They have recently downsized their space, and to share the event they are downsizing their prices as well. There will be a 50 percent discount on all the merchandise, dresses, beach covers, tops, skirts, pants and jewelry. Medusa is located at 62 Park Place in East Hampton, and for more information, call 631324-4231.
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That 70’s Band performs at the Fr. Joseph Slomski Council and Knights of Columbus 7th Annual Summer Benefit on Friday.
The Fr. Joseph Slomski Council and Knights of Columbus 7th Annual Summer Benefit will be held Friday, and will feature performances by That 70’s Band. Dinner dance tickets are $75 per person (including dinner) and general admission is $25 (admission to listen to the band). The event will include a silent auction and a 50/50 raffle. The benefit is located at Immaculate Conception Parish Center Main Road and Ocame Avenue in Quiogue. Doors open at 6 PM, dinner is served at 7 PM, with concert and general admission at 8 PM. For more information call 631-288-4854. L.F.
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The Amagansett Life Saving and Coast Guard Station was originally built in 1902, and was the third in the hamlet. Life Saving Stations were extremely popular in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s on the East End covering most of the coast. The purpose of these stations was to rescue sailors form coastal shipwrecks. The photo above is “the sand covered road after the hurricane of 1938” explained David Lys, director of the United States Life Saving and Coast Guard Station Society, Incorporated. Lys has documented the project from its inception and shared historical “before” and after photographs with The Independent. The most known lasting effect of the hurricane was the creation of the Shinnecock Inlet. The “after” picture at right depicts how the building looks today. After extensive restoration, the building has the same exterior as the original. Volunteers still raising funds to recreate the interior, and add a museum. L.F.
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Oh No! End Of July.
The summer and the garden are rushing by. Not to worry, August has Rose of Sharon, Hibiscus, Dahlias, Canna Elephant Ears, etc. Also, the angle of sunlight changes as the month goes on creating unique and lovely effects. Be careful. It is hot, hot, hot and the time adds up as you tend to chores like deadheading, weeding, staking, pruning, etc. Use sunscreen, hydrate, and wear a hat. The hydrangeas should be full and colorful. Cut them for flowers
in the house now. If you want to dry them out for winter use, then they have to stay on the stem to fade first. The ones that brownout are probably getting too much afternoon sun. Shasta Daisies are dying down. Cut them sooner than necessary and cut down more than you think you should. This will
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help the plant conserve energy and produce more blossoms. Bee Balm, which should be peaking, also gets more blossoms if cut back quickly and firmly. First, however, enjoy the color and hummingbirds. The perennial Hybiscus are tall now and need supportive staking as high up as possible because the large blossoms will cause them to fall over if not firmed up. Rose bushes. S ee if yo u c a n reduce their size and shape them to be more compact. Clear the yellow leaves from around the plant. Day Lilies. The tiger ones are gone in my garden, but others are going strong. The foliage turns yellow and slumps around now. I pull the discolored ones and trim back the green leaves. I don’t know if Joe Pyre Weed is well known. I needed gaps filled in shady areas and this plant does well in low sun. It has a nice, but not brightly colored, blossom. This
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plant works even better with more sun, grows seven to nine feet tall and reproduces like, well, a weed. I use it in front of gaps and by mid July the gaps are gone. In a large group, this plant is surprisingly attractive. When the bloom fades, cut back as far as you can up to 18 inches and in about 3 weeks you’ll get a second blooming. Sedum should be big and look like broccoli. If you haven’t staked them, they are probably out of shape. You can prop them now to regain a better appearance. Be aware, they will snap off easily unless handled delicately. I winter Canna and Elephant Ears in a black garbage bag on a shelf in my basement. Both of these plants have attractive foliage and the Canna has a vibrant blossom that keeps coming till frost. The cukes and tomatoes on my deck are producing salad quality fruit so throwing money at my previous problems with vegetables by buying big containers is working. Please don’t ask the price per tomato. My wife’s joy is worth it. No matter what, paused often and look around.
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From the “It’s About Time” files: Last week Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation expanding New York’s “Move Over” Law to include volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers. The measure requires drivers to slow down and move over a lane when approaching vehicles with flashing blue or green lights that are operated by volunteer firefighters or ambulance workers involved in a roadside emergency. Previously, the “Move-Over” law only applied to drivers approaching stopped police, emergency or hazard vehicles with flashing red and white or amber lights. Now, if only lawmakers would craft and pass a “Get Out The Way” law, selfless volunteers trying to navigate our congested roads might save themselves a few blood pressure points as they attempt to get victims they’re trying to save to the ER. And, given the nature of oblivious motorists who think it’s fine to “block the box,” think of the revenue area PDs could collect for the moving violations. Speaking of moving violations, or, rather feeling violated while moving, get ready to add extra time to the already attenuated travel to The Hamptons from the city. The powers that be think it’s a good idea to undertake construction on the Wading River and Manorville Roads, which link the LIE to SR 27 this week. Both of them at once. Seriously?
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Dear Editor, Feeling blue? Eat blueberries and green vegetables. A recent study from the University of Warwick in England shows that people who eat a lot of fruits and vegetables - up to eight portions a day - are substantially happier than people who do not. It stands to reason. Most people feel good about themselves when they make healthy choices that can help prevent serious illnesses and positively impact their quality of life. I lost weight when I went vegan nearly 25 years ago and I feel especially good knowing that my food choices don’t harm animals or degrade the environment. C’mon, get happy: Check out www.PETA.org to find out how to incorporate more fruits
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Anna Throne-Holst Dear Editor, Our body politic is riven with anger, grievance and mistrust, a most unfortunate state of affairs that calls for calm voices, sturdy leadership and a can-do record of performance. These are traits that Anna Throne-Holst can provide as we look for leaders who can recall a time when our parties argued over best approaches and rewarding compromise. Anna is a great candidate for Congress. As a three-term Southampton Town Supervisor, Anna produced structurally balanced budgets (no hole-plugging financial gimmicks) with no tax rate increase, reduced borrowing in combination with pay-as-you go capital spending, improved Southampton Town’s credit rating from “credit watch” status to the highest credit rating available, reducing
Ed Gifford Southampton’s debt obligation. This success alone warrants a serious consideration for her next step, representing the 1st Congressional district in Congress, but her complete record of achievement is stout and worthy of acclaim: environmental improvements,
Is it just me? This is scary. Dangerous cracks from metal fatigue have recently been found in many planes. I wonder what the airline industry plans to do about it.
land preservation, water quality initiatives, constituent ser vice, government reorganization, and other successes marked her tenure in Southampton. She is worthy of your consideration. MIKE ANTHONY © Karen Fredericks
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Martin Tindel Washington’s Secret Six. The AMC series, Turn is based on this book. I never thought that spying was that sophisticated during the Revolutionary War but apparently by the end of the war the British came to realize we didn’t outfight them, we outspied them. Jane Reutershan The Silver Boat. By Luanne Rice. I picked up the book because I like the author. It’s a mix of romance and suspense. Before that I read Mermaid’s Moon. That had more suspense. It made you want to keep reading. I love a book like that. Barbara Schmidt The Girl On The Train. It’s about a girl who sees a murder but she blocks it out because she’s a drinker. It’s very hard to get into. You just wish she would hurry up and do something on this train. But I’m toward the end and it’s really getting good.
Mini-Mainstage This week campers at Bay Street Theater will embark on a journey into a Shakespeare classic. Kids will explore Romeo and Juliet, the timeless tale of mistaken identity and love lost and found again, as they learn about and perform some of Shakespeare’s most famous words and plot twists. For additional information call 631-725-9500.
Bubble Painting Stop by the Shelter Island Library on Thursday at 2 PM to create your own bubble masterpiece. Learn how to paint with bubbles, and interact with other kids.
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Sports by the Shed Don’t throw that ball in the library! Throw it outside every Tuesday during “Sports by the Shed” at the Rogers Memorial Library in Southampton. There will be a variety of outdoor games to play and if it rains, they move the fun inside. For those entering grades 6-12. To register online, use code RMT465.
Story Time and Craft On your mark, get set . . . storytime and craft! Cool off and chill out at the Amagansett Library with stories followed by a hands-on, open ended craft project. This week’s theme: Bridges. Held on Monday, this is recommended for kids ages 4-7, and is at 3 PM.
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World Famous Frisbee Dogs The Mattituck-Laurel Library will host these Frisbee catching pups at 1 PM on Monday at the Greenport High School. Watch these amazing K-9s in action as they preform fantastic tricks.
Bay Babies Marine Exploration Explore elements of the marine ecosystem with hands-onactivities, stories, crafts and a touch tank. Each session has been designed to accentuate the child/caregiver learning experience. This program is free and designed for children ages 4 and under with their caregiver; it is not a drop-off program. The program will take place on Friday from 9 AM to 10:30 AM at Indian Island County Park in Riverhead.
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Lucinda Johnson Twenty Four Hours Inside The President’s Bunker. It’s about the days following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. I like books about the Secret Service and Intelligence work. That’s my favorite sort of genre.
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Continued from page 8. she was doing to my face. Jenny started with my eyes so that if I had any fall down from eye shadow it wouldn’t ruin my face make up. Once my eyebrows were filled in, eye shadow, eye liner, mascara, and fake lashes were applied, it was time to move to the face. I usually go light on face makeup, but Jenny went all out. Foundation, highlighter, blush, and contour were painted on in record time leaving me feeling completely
transformed from the bare-faced girl who walked in. The best part of the application was how kind Jenny was, and how easily our conversation flowed. I didn’t realized that over an hour had passed, and before I knew it I was out on the streets of Southampton feeling quite fabulous (I mean who wouldn’t after professional makeup?!). So whether you have a special event to attend, or just want to have someone show you how to apply makeup like a pro, visit rougeny. com to book an appointment.
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Sunscreen CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7. sunscreen) relative to the amount of solar energy required to produce sunburn on unprotected skin. As the SPF value increases, sunburn protection increases. According to the FDA, all sunscreens must be tested according to an SPF test procedure which measures the amount of UV radiation exposure it takes to cause sunburn when a person is using a sunscreen in comparison to how much UV exposure it takes to cause a sunburn when they do not use a sunscreen. Schumer said that proper SPF labeling is important because of the prevalence of skin cancer in this country. According to the CDC, skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. More than 8500 people are diagnosed with skin cancer every day. On average, one American dies from melanoma every hour. The AAD recommends everyone protect their skin from the sun by wearing protective clothing and using a sunscreen with a SPF of 30 or higher. The FDA first looked into the deceptive practices of sunscreen p r od uc ts over 30 y e a rs a g o , but since that time, the rate of melanoma has doubled in the United States. According to the American Cancer Society, an estimated 76,380 new cases of melanoma will be diagnosed in 2016. Schumer has been pushing the FDA to tighten its standards on labeling for years, helping to get new standards in place in 2011. Schumer is also urging the FDA to finalize sunscreen rules that were created based on the 2014 passed legislation, the Sunscreen Innovation Act. The senator said the FDA has been “dragging its feet” in their testing of ultraeffective sunscreen ingredients that better protects individuals from sunburn and skin cancer. The FDA has been reviewing some of these ingredients for over a decade, and the superior sunscreens are available in almost every other country in the world. According to Schumer the FDA plays an integral role in determining the safety of the chemicals sold in products in the United States and should continue its strong oversight. However, products containing these chemicals have been sold ov e r s e as for more th a n tw o decades and the FDA should finalize rules that allow for these ingredients and sunscreens to be tested in an expeditious and efficient way.
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Continued from page 4. sharks are being caught – they can be as near to shore as the wave break sometimes. “We’ve been seeing a progression from west to east,” he explained. During May and June more sharks were found near Fire Island Inlet, then the last two weeks, they’ve shown up near Shinnecock. Metzger takes students out on
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Continued from page 19. The unique beauty of a natural plant combined with the durability of an inert object. Our work is fully customizable,” Kerem explained. The secret of FlowerBox’s success seems to be their unparalleled attention to detail. All plants and signage are attached by hand to ensure high quality results, made to order, creating a lasting impression using the beauty of nature. “Nothing is simply attached and sent off.” Now FlowerBox is adding two new concepts to its already blooming business: Green Step-and-Repeat and Preserved Trees. Their Green Step-and-Repeat walls have already become a go-to for some of the most discerning heavyweights in
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the water after school beginning in the spring, then daily once school’s out. “We’re on the water every day that weather allows,” he said. The team uses different types of tags to fit the situation and the fish. Most often, they use the NOAA Apex Predator Tags that come from a cooperative shark tagging program begun between recreational fishermen and the National Fisheries Service in 1962. When he’s not on the water entertainment, art and fashion. “We use live, preserved and artificial plants imported from Europe with a FlowerBox quality guarantee. Concept and assembling takes place at our New York headquarters.” It has only been a few months since they launched preserved trees but they have been receiving great traction for commercial interior projects, retail and hospitality. When it comes to inspiration, the two founders have a very clear vision. “We pull inspiration from the world around us. It is very similar to the way a fashion brands approach clothing. We always work closely with our clients on each piece. They never cease to inspire us and help us stay current.” To find out more about FlowerBox Wall Gardens, visit the website at www.flowerbox.us.
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pilothouse Parker become “active participants in the science of sharks, experiencing both shark fishing and data collection” he explained. “I love to teach them about the real shark, not this misrepresentation they see on TV.”
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Stark, P Matles Family Trust Lee, J & M Ben-Avraham, S West, A & Brooks, R Geldmacher, A Ryan III, M Wiesenmaier, H & V East Hampton Cottage Goldscheider, J West End Road LLC
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10 Lincoln Holdings
Brown, M
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Caracappa, L Specht, K Gendot Homes Inc
Huntington&Stanzione Rosch,D & Farrell,J Ernest, W & S
235,000 395,000 130,000*
3 10th St 21 Dover Ct High Hill Rd
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Occhiogrosso, G & G Lechner, M Mullaney,R&de Ovando
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304,000 307,500 995,000
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Buderman, A
309,500
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Scanlon, O
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Flanders Holding LLC Danowski, M by Ref
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Medrano,A &Reynoso,B Heiselman, A Witkowski, E
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185,000 200,000 180,000
84 North Phillips Ave 220 Montauk Hwy,#37 220 Montauk Hwy
Butera,J & Reynoso,A Spielman, R & R
Young, C & J Hurlbut, M & P
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Mattituck Farm Hldgs Arnold, E Arnone, J Silber, A & R Halbreich, K
Berkman, A & B & D Meyer-Syrkin Trust HSBC Bank USA NA Kaufmann, G by Exr Duffy, S & J
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5200 & 15217 Oregon Rd 660 Schoolhouse Rd 1350 Crown Land Ln 1570 Mason Dr 4955 & 5100 Skunk Ln
Scofield III, J & A
Norton Jr, R & M
390,800
2120 Gillette Dr
MMJ Woodbury LLC
Gargiula, J & C
378,000
61475 CR 48, Unit E101
Sanders, M & J
Regan, J
230,000*
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Delorenzo, A & K
567,500
605 Rosewood Dr
Essig, J & K
Cacioppo LivingTrust
640,000
570 Third St
Sinclair, M
Vardy, L by Exr
440,000
275 Sound Ave
Devito,D & Azcona, A DeNardo, D & M Sack, B Serenity in Paradise Nadile, R & C
Truglio, A & D Terp,M & Milowski,J Kelly, D by Heirs Cooper, P by Exrs Akscin, R & S
607,000 189,500* 135,000* 2,100,000 369,000*
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Obituary Priscilla Bowden Potter Priscilla Bowden Potter, a fine arts painter who spent much of her life on the East End, died after a brief illness on July 19 in New York City. Born in Glen Cove in 1940, she graduated Radcliffe College, then studied painting at The Art Student’s League in NYC. In 1970, she won the Chaloner Prize and went to Paris to further her art studies. After a few years in France, she returned to the landscape she loved, settling into the famed art colony of East Hampton. It was there she met and married Jeffrey Potter, who pre-deceased her. Potter was a friend and biographer of Jackson Pollock. Together, the Potters were at the center of the art and literary world during its heyday on the South Fork. As her reputation as a painter grew, Potter’s work was shown in galleries and museums on Long Island, and in New York, Washington, D.C., Florida, Connecticut, and Oxford, England. She was described by her gallerist as “a strong and gifted artist who created works of lasting beauty.” Friends will remember her involvement in the local community – she played flute in a chamber group, loved the opera, and donated her art to charitable fundraisers, like The Retreat’s Artist Against Abuse Plate Auction. Friends pointed out she was a loyal and dedicated volunteer driver for the Meals on Wheels program. For a while, she lent her talents to making quirky video “shorts” for East Hampton’s LTV. Genie Henderson from LTV recalled, Potter signed them both up for the LTV five-week production course back when the local station was located
“in a warehouse next to the town dump with equipment that was hard used and scavenged from other TV stations . . . Public access was something new and the notion that we could make our own TV show was a thrilling challenge.” Potter and Henderson launched a program called “Meet Your Neighbor, Neighbor,” with Jeffrey Potter out front interviewing community members. “Priscilla excelled at directing, she helped launch the Public Access Producers Association, served on the LTV Board, edited the newsletter and created dozens of shows for The Choral Society and other art/music events,” said Henderson.
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Resolute. That’s what the Westhampton Aviators were at the beginning and remain today. Their singular focus on winning games yielded two milestones this week: first place in the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League, and the most wins in HCBL history. Westhampton sits in the top
spot with 26-13-1 mark to hold off the determined North Fork Ospreys, who have won seven of their last 10 and stand in second with a 24-16, in a virtual tie with the Montauk Mustangs (23-15). Riverhead, at 18-21-1, Sag Harbor (17-22-1) and Southampton (17-23) are all mathematically alive for the fourth and final playoff berth as of this writing.
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grand. Back to our strategy – since we can’t afford to compete on that level, try to zig while the others are zagging. This is called a contrarian play in the business, Pick a starting lineup that is filled with big-play guys – explosive football players who can break a 90-yard scoring play at any time. More often than not there’s also a guy who can play an entire game and not touch the ball. Still, you’ll have a unique line-up that no one else will have. Think there is no merit in this strategy? Take it from me – I took down a $100,000 Draft Kings tournament using this exact strategy.
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Aaron Ping made HCBL history last Thursday, and he did it in style. Ping cracked his 13th homerun against Montauk to shatter the league record — and it was a grand slammer to boot. Ping’s team, the Westhampton Aviators, cruised to a 14-2 victory and sit in first place with a 26-13-1 mark – the most wins ever by a team in a single season. Ping is leading Dan Schock, who plays for North Fork. Schock clubbed two in a game last week and now has 12. Doug Trimble of Southampton has eight dingers during the regular season. Despite Ping’s impressive slugging he’s had to settle for second best in the RBI race. Max Smith has 40 runs batted in, one more than Ping. Ping’s teammate Ross Pusharich has knocked in 38
runs. Another Aviator is winning the batting title. Matt Dunlevy is hitting a robust .385 for the season. Hunter Courson, playing for Southampton, is at .353. Daniel Franchi, yet another Westhampton hitting machine, has a .351 mark. Brady Case (Southampton), Chris Sheehan (Sag Harbor) and Frank Valentino (Riverhead) are tied with five wins each to tie for the lead in that category. Case has 51 strikeouts, most in the league, two more than Reiss Knehr of Westhampton. Valentino has tallied 48 thus far. Westhampton’s Seamus Brazill, a six-foot nine righthander and a sophomore at Hofstra, leads the league with a minuscular O.97 Earned Run Average. Knehr is second with a 1.15 ERA. Richard Palacios, a fleet-footed Brooklyn boy who attends Towson and plays for the North Fork Ospreys, has swiped 25 bases to lead the league and was only caught three times. Kiambu Fentress, a native of Nashville who attends Vanderbilt and plays for Riverhead, has 24 in 28 attempts. Matt Sinatro of Shelter Island also has 24 in 28 attempts. Jamie Galazin, who is a junior at St. Johns and plays for Montauk, has 23 and has only been caught once.
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On The Water Fluke, Mahi, And Sharks, Too Shinnecock Bay The fluke bite has been pretty good this past week, with most anglers limiting out in a few hours. 6-inch Gulp on a 3/4 ounce bucktail has been tearing up the bottom. On the flats by the inlet and just to the west of the Ponquogue Bridge are holding the better numbers of fish. Peconic Bay Porgies are still holding strong around Rodgers Rock. Sandworms and some clam chum are your best bet. Shouldn’t be hard to find the cocktail bluefish either. Ocean The seabass bite has been good on the open bottom just off the wrecks and reefs and the keeper size fluke are mixed in there too. Clams for the seabass and live killies for the fluke. Fluke continue to hold in the 90 feet range. Still hearing of better fish a bit deeper out with the squid. Bluefin tuna are out are the 30 mile mark. They are taking ballyhoo and green machines mostly but they have been hitting other colors as well. The sharking is decent within 10 miles of the inlet. Plenty of fresh mackerel baits around. Some decent size mahi’s have been following up
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Calling Dr. Skipper, Calling Dr. Skipper
Over 30 years ago, while trying to sail out of Hurricane Alberto’s way in the North Atlantic, a rogue wave hit us and I went airborne. Catching the side of my head on a brass runner, I managed not to be thrown below at a high rate of speed. Of course, it didn’t do wonders for the side of my head. I was crewing with a new captain for the first time and, when the Chief Medical Officer Marty Boorstein grabbed the scotch because there was no alcohol in the medical kit, I started to worry that more was at work here than Alberto. This column is about the advances since then.
It’s Just A Band-Aid When someone wants to say that something hasn’t really been fixed, they often say, ‘They just put a Band-Aid over it.’ Band-Aid, which is a brand name, realized that they could do better themselves and the new waterproof BandAids, on the market now for a few years, are dramatically better than the old version. There is a semipermeable membrane over sterile gauze. This makes them waterproof and breathable. Wounds need that
in order to stay clean and yet be warm and moist enough to promote circulation and healing. These new Band-Aids, and 3M’s “NexCare,”are roughly twice as expensive, but worth every penny in healing and prevention from infection. These are fine for cuts and punctures but, if you have blistering on your hands from a burn of some type, you’ll need something that has medical product directly integrated into the dressing, and still breathes too. Such a product would be BandAid’s Advanced Healing Blister Cushion. Not all burns come from fire – think about putting your hand on a hot exhaust pipe or having a line run through your ungloved hand at a high rate of speed. Allevyn and Duoderm have similar products and all can last for several days in place if need be.
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Pain Killers? If you are going to keep anything aboard stronger than Tylenol, you’ll need a doctor’s prescription to buy it and training how to administer it. Daunting. With that said, many Search And Rescue teams both at the ski patrol level and on-thewater are opting for something called “fentanyl.” It is sprayed in the victim’s nose where it is fast acting but short-duration. You’ll still need medical training and prescription processing but, in lieu of giving someone a needle injection with morphine for a crushed leg from a shark bite, this might be something for the right skipper with the right profile to look into. Assists? Need some help out there? Don’t forget some low-tech devices – such an otoscope (The thing the doctor sticks in your ear during an
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Cristalino Brut ................... 8.99 Veuve Clicquot ................ 42.99 La Marca Prosecco . ............. 12.99 Cipriani Prosecco 11.99 2 for 20 90+ Prosecco .... 11.99 2 for 20 JCB Brut & J. Rosé ...16.99 each Roederer Estate Brut ....... 19.99 Laurent-Perrier Brut ........35.99 Laurent-Perrier Rosé .......75.99 Not responsible for typographical errors. Subject to Inventory Depletion All Prices expire 8/10/16
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