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Minecraft Making Its Mark

By Emily Toy

In the world of Minecraft, anything goes.

One of the hottest video games ever created, it has over 9 million likes on Facebook and is growing more and more popular here on the East End. Offering a good balance between exploring and building, Minecraft has reached over 100 million registered users all over the world as of February.

Several local libraries host Minecraft game nights and clubs for “tweens,” (kids ages eight to 13) and the number of participants is growing each week, with as many as a dozen kids gathering to play at a time.

“There are endless possibilities with Minecraft,” said Josh Perry, head children’s librarian at the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton. Perry hosts Wednesday night Minecraft club each week. “It’s nice to have a program focusing on that age group,” Perry said. “It gives them a fun reason to hang out.”

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was created by Swedish programmer Markus “Notch” Persson in 2009, and was released globally in 2011.

Minecraft allows users to build in a 3-D virtual world with textured cubes similar to Legos. The only catch is, you start with nothing but your hands. There are few limits to what a user can do or create in Minecraft, with the focus of the game being based on an achievement scale rather than a fixed, set objective. You’re not racing around a track, shooting at aliens, or collecting coins. It’s all about gamers using their imaginations, and doing so to survive.

Gameplay is typically from a first person standpoint, with gamers navigating themselves around a 3-D procedurally generated world.

There are two principal modes: survival and creative. The former requires players to collect resources and maintain their health. In this mode players have to gather materials such as wood, stone and dirt found in the game’s generated environment in order to craft certain items. Items originally

appear in block form and can only be dropped in specific areas to materialize.

There are a wide variety of items that can be crafted, such as armor and weaponry to help mitigate damage from attacks and to kill enemies, as well as taking materials to build shelter for safety.

Creative mode features players with a bountiful supply of resources, the ability to fly, and no health or hunger issues to worry about whatsoever. This mode allows for players to focus more on building and creating large-scale projects.

A third mode named hardcore is essentially the same as survival,

differing only in difficulty and multiplayer options are available as well.

Last summer, the MattituckLaurel Library launched its own server for the game, on which an exact digital version of the building exists for the Minecraft world.

“It’s a custom-made map,” said Elizabeth Grohoski, the library’s technical processor responsible for all materials for the library’s children’s room collection, thus bringing the Minecraft library world to life. Grohoski created scavenger hunts and quests throughout the virtual library that introduce young Continued ON page 25.

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SO WHY ARE OBAMA’S FANS GETTING MAD AT ME? This is for my friends Cathy, Ira, Eddie, Ken, Bill, Bruce, Linda, Yvonne and about 50 others.

For some reason, anytime I write about the sainted Barack Obama I hear from you.

Since I never answer your letters, calls, e-mails and Facebook postings, perhaps I can best tell you how I feel with these 15 words: “I DIDN’T TELL YOU TO DRINK THE KOOL-AID. YOU DID IT ALL BY YOURSELVES.” It’s not that I don’t sympathize with you, but when you write and say icky things I tend to be sensitive and (sob) I hurt easily.

When a good friend tells me, “I never read any column you write about Obama,” I’m sometimes brought to tears.

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having this dream about being the youngest member of the New York Yankees and the great Joe DiMaggio was telling me that I was the greatest second basemen he had ever played with.

Since I was probably the single worst athlete in the history of Brooklyn, I was thrilled, and I remember trying to be as modest as my radio hero, Jack Armstrong, the All American Boy, and at the same time enjoying the attention of this great ballplayer. Then all of a sudden I felt something tugging on my foot. At first I was frightened and then I started to struggle as the tugging on my foot made the bubble of my dream burst. I opened my eyes and my mother was saying, “Wake up, Jerry. You’ve got to get ready for school.”

“Oh no,” I thought, “I’m not going to be playing for the Yankees.”

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disappointed in him as a President.

What the hell are you getting mad at me for? I didn’t vote for him even once; you guys voted for him twice. And don’t tell me you voted for him because the Republicans didn’t come up with a candidate you could vote for.

All of you would rather your arms fell off than pull the lever and vote for a Republican. Hell, you’re still fighting against the memory of a great President named Ronald Reagan.

So let’s have peace between us.

Guys, he’s your President. If you like your President, keep your President.

If you think he’s a great President, that’s fine with me. If you think he didn’t screw up health care, if you think he was right in cozying up to Putin, fine. If you think Putin and every other world leader doesn’t think he’s a lightweight, that’s OK with me.

If you liked his “red line” speech in Syria, fine.

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That made my mother smile and that made me even more angry as I rubbed the sleep out of my eyes. I didn’t tell her about the dream – she wouldn’t understand. And besides, it was between Joe DiMaggio and me.

I’m starting to notice the same thing going on with all you Barack Obama supporters. You’re taking on that angry look. Six years ago you had a dream that this handsome, incredibly dynamic speaker was going to be a great President.

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He spoke of hope and change in the most eloquent way.

He never quite told you how he was going to make that change, and he was stingy with the details as to how we were all going to have hope.

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Montauk Community Garden:

Fertile Ground For Support And Students

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By Kitty Merrill

It’s a blooming success. Blooming figuratively for now, but it won’t be long before the beds at the Montauk Community Garden begin to burst with color and fragrance, flowers, vegetables and herbs . . . and all for a good cause.

Bill Becker is among the group of volunteers who till the soil in plots at the corner of South Edison Street designed by renowned local landscaper Greg Donohue. This week the two ardent gardeners offered a history of the community garden.

About five years ago a group of local residents hoped to plant a community garden on the grounds of the St. Therese Catholic School.

Donohue was prevailed upon to craft a conceptual design of the garden, and created a plot corralled by what he calls a “visually attractive homespun fence of cedar and bamboo.”

Parish Pastor Mike Rieder gave the green light for the community garden, with one proviso. “All the profits from everything are donated to the Montauk Food Pantry,” Becker explained.

The garden has enjoyed “big support since day one,” Becker continued. Donohue, who Becker calls “our gardening guru,” designed a 30 x 30 plot to get things started.

But, he joked, “all the while I’m corrupting Father Mike and giving him fresh vegetables.”

Soon another idea blossomed and a flower garden was planted on the northern section of the property.

Volunteers sold bouquets, with, again, all the proceeds going to the Montauk Food Pantry.

Support from the community surged. Becker listed the founders of Amber Waves Farm in Amagansett, Amanda Merrow and Katie Baldwin, as well as Jane Lappin from Wainscot Farms as generous donors of such start-up staples as seedlings, flats,

and bulbs. Becker and Donohue also pointed to Dave Marcley from Dave’s Grill as an example of community symbiosis. Marcley uses bouquets from the community garden in his restaurant and in turn donates food to the pantry. And, of course, Donohue donates his time, as does Becker.

After its first year, the community garden was able to give $1000 to the food pantry. Year two the donation doubled and by year three it was up to $3000. Last year, the garden donated $3000 to the food pantry and another $1500 to Meals on

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Wheels. “They’ve been very, very good for us; they do great for us,” pantry founder Fran Ecker enthused. “It’s a win, win.”

The bounty doesn’t end with checks to the pantry. Innumerable individuals benefit, too. The garden is “totally organic,” Becker explained and volunteers are most often people who’ve never pulled a weed or planted a seedling before.

They see the work going on, try their hand and are soon hooked, Becker reported. “Anyone who wants to learn to garden can come and we’ll show them,” he said.

That includes kids. The plots have served as educational tools for area school children, as well as special projects for scouts. One local boy on his way to becoming an Eagle Scout is working on a raised herb garden plan for this season.

Going into its fifth year, “now we have something working,” Donohue

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said. While the volunteer ranks change as people come and go, he spoke of “the great people who show up” and “beautiful women” he gets to meet on Saturdays at the garden.

Would-be tillers can purchase annual memberships in the garden and receive discounts on their vegetables and flowers. But member or not, anyone is welcome to take a turn weeding. “The hardest thing about organic gardening is the weeding,” Becker reminded. “People come in and we love to have the help.”

This Friday night, supporters have a chance to help without messing up their manicures. A benefit for the community garden will be held at ENE on Edgemere Street beginning at 8 PM. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

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Sandy Hollow Housing Update

By Emily Toy

A proposal for a new apartment complex on Sandy Hollow Road in Southampton was once again reviewed last Thursday morning with David Gallo, a developer from Georgica Green Ventures, and David Gilmartin Jr., his attorney, on hand to discuss the site plan.

For several years now, the 2.5-acre vacant lot in Tuckahoe has been under consideration for housing a workforce apartment complex for residents. A newly furbished program was presented before the Southampton Town Board, and is now in need of an approval from the town to move forward.

The new plan features three buildings, rather than the originally planned four. A total of 28 units will inhabit the buildings with 14 studios, 12 one-bedrooms, and two two-bedroom apartments. The original plan called for 34, but due to the influx of criticism from neighbors last fall, it was reduced.

“We’d like to build something that works within the community and tries to mitigate any concerns,” Gallo said.

According to Gallo, Gilmartin, and members of the Southampton Town Housing Authority, the town has a dire need not only for more affordable housing, but apartment style living in general.

“A lot of 21 to 34-year-olds are moving off Long Island,” Gallo said.

“Plus we have a workforce coming from other places. Southampton has the largest need for housing.”

Gallo opined the loss of young residents is the culprit behind what he called a “trade parade,” increasing traffic east of the Shinnecock Canal during the morning and evening rush hours for the better half of the year.

“It’s startling, really,” Gilmartin said, “the need this town has for housing.”

Forty-six occupants would be able to live at the newly proposed site, with 47 parking spaces.

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strict guidelines to be eligible for living on the properties, with a dense application process including proper references, both from work places and landlords.

“We take this very seriously,” Gallo said.

Installing a state of the art septic waste treatment system on the property was another topic discussed. Gilmartin said it would meet Suffolk County drinking water standards, as well as allowing for the apartment complex to have a less harmful impact on groundwater than single family homes. “ We’re looking to put the best system in place,” Gallo said. According to the developer, Georgica Green would foot the bill for extending the water mains. It’s slated to cost as much as $200,000.

If approved, Georgica Green proposed to sell the Sandy Hollow property to the town’s Housing Authority, letting it act as landlord and earn from the respective rents (slated to be between $850 and $950 per month). Construction could begin as early as spring 2015.

Georgica Green would also pay the construction cost, expected to be subsidized through a federal tax credit program. In order for qualify for tax credits, according to Gilmartin, the project needs to be approved by this November.

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Town Sez Don’t Put A Ring In It

Independent / Kitty Merrill

Sand, yes, rings, no. The new owners of East Deck in Montauk are good to go with a beach replenishment project (underway above), but were put on notice for allegedly illegal structures at the site.

The new owners of the East Deck Motel in Montauk got their first taste of East Hampton ordinance enforcement last week. After a local Ditch Plains beach habitué noticed huge rings, originally thought for use in a septic system, prepped for installation at the DeForest Road property.

Chief Building Inspector Tom Preiato said this week the structures were drainage rings, which are usually designed to help with surface water flooding. He said he served attorneys for the owners with a Notice of Violation and “they complied” by removing the structures. Since the town’s policy is to seek compliance first, Preiato didn’t move on to issuing an actual violation.

If the owners, Ed40 LLC, want to install the new drainage, they’ll have to get a variance and a Natural Resources permit, the building inspector said.

ED40 LLC was in the news recently after the East Hampton Town Board voted to accept a donation of sand from the property owners who are in the midst of a beach replenishment project.

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Anna Castoro, a 68 year-old widow from Riverhead, was in a bind.

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In another place and time that wouldn’t have presented a problem – but Castoro, a cost accountant and legal secretary by trade, was forced to retire in 2009 due to an illness.

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have given back to their community in some way. For Castoro it was designing, manufacturing and selling religious dolls in Rome and in the U.S. and donating the proceeds to the Little Flower Children’s Services in Wading River.

As part of GDGC’s efforts in the Senior Dreams Come True Program, GDGC located Dr. Harry Boutis, a general dentist with offices in Smithtown and Mount Sinai, to provide the necessary dental work.

Dr. Boutis donated the entire cost of the dental work, valued at more than $3000 to Castoro. The law firm also provided transportation for Castoro to the dentist since her 14-year-old car is not reliable.

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program” says Dr. Boutis who is in practice for nearly 20 years. “Anna is such a sweet, positive person that it’s like working on family.”

“We are so pleased to grant this wish to Anna,” said Jennifer Cona, GDGC managing partner. “Anna is exactly the kind of person our program is designed to help – not only someone in need but someone who has helped others during their lifetime. By reaching out to colleagues, we have been able to secure donations of goods and services, which has allowed us to stretch our charitable dollars to help more seniors who have basic needs or lifelong dreams.”

To e x p a n d S e n i o r D r e a m s Come True, GDGC is planning a fundraising event to be held at the John W. Engeman Theatre in Northport on April 24. A portion of the proceeds from the dinner event and show, The Music Man, will be donated to GDGC’s charitable program.

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Shoreline Sweep Film Debuts

In just 24 hours over the weekend, Dell Cullum’s short film debuted and garnered close to 4500 hits on his Imagination Nature Facebook page.

In February, Cullum, a nature photographer and wildlife rescuer, worked with the East Hampton Town Litter Committee to organize the first annual Shoreline Sweep beach cleanup. Over 80 community members cleaned a 22-mile stretch of shoreline from Montauk Point to Georgica Beach East. They collected 3500 pounds of trash, including three truckloads of burned wood.

Eager to keep the momentum going, educate the public, and document the effort, Cullum crafted a 23 minute short film entitled “Cleaning the Sands of Time: 2014 Shoreline Sweep” and posted it on his Imagination Nature website as well as Facebook, where it elicited thousands of views and dozens of shares.

Next up, Cullum plans to organize “Sweeping the Stretch” a clean up of the Napeague Stretch from Bluff Road in Amagansett to Second House Road in Montauk.

The tentative date is April 26.

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Punched And Robbed A Siegel Avenue resident told police that an unknown man entered his residence, punched him in the face, and took his wallet last Wednesday morning at about 1:42.

On March 25 police said they observed a vehicle with no headlights on backing up a dirt road on Kroener Avenue at about 11:30 PM. Further investigation revealed the couple inside had just robbed an auto parts store across the street. According to police the eight year-old daughter of Diane Censoprano was used in the heist – she allegedly climbed a fence into an adjacent junkyard. Censoprano, 34, and Spencer Stewart, 38, both of Selden, were arrested and charged with Fourth Degree Grand Larceny and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor. Police said they recovered tires, rims, and car radiators from the car. Censoprano’s four year-old son was also in the vehicle.

What’s In A Name Police arrested Rogelio Soloman Gonzalez of Riverhead, 28, on March 25. Police said Gonzalez was picked up for a probation violation when they discovered he had been arrested for driving while intoxicated in July but gave police another name, Ede Lopez. He was additionally charged with Forgery 2nd Degree and held in lieu of $5000 bail.

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Former Court Clerk Arrested A longtime employee of the Southold Town Justice Court suspected of stealing bail and other monies she was entrusted with was arrested Thursday.

Christine Stulsky of New Suffolk resigned from the job she has held for 34 years last week.

As the Senior Justice Court Clerk, Stulsky’s duties included the collection and deposit of fines generated by the closure of court cases and the reconciliation and prompt deposit of bail funds.

District Attorney Thomas Spota said the analysis of the voluminous paper and electronic records reflecting the suspect’s management of the money is continuing.

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RICK’S SPACE The Burden Of Motherhood GP: “Moses! Moses! Oh, there you are. Did Nanny Maria give you your bath?”

Moses: “Yes Ma-Ma.” GP: “Did the chef give you something to eat?”

Moses: “Yes Ma-Ma I had some vichyssoise.”

GP: “Good. Now up to your room.

Mrs. Demaryst will read you a story and then Rose will be up to tuck you in.”

Moses: “Yes Ma-Ma.” Butler: “Ms. Paltrow, the chauffeur has dropped off Apple.”

GP: “Thank you, Edward. Apple, did you say goodbye to your father when you uncoupled?”

Apple: “Yes, Ma. He said he was going down to the bar to play some tunes and have a couple pints.

What’s snatch, Mom?” GP: “Never you mind. Now run upstairs for your bath and then I want Sven to do your hair and Marsha to work on those nails of yours. Then into the kitchen I think Margaret is preparing something

special for your dinner.”

Apple: “Hot dogs?”

GP: “No! I believe it is foie gras or poached salmon.

Apple: “Can’t I ever have a hot dog?”

GP: “No, that’s what the little people eat.”

Apple: “Mom, is it true what you said?”

GP:“ That your father is a drugged up sod?”

Apple: “No, that it very difficult for you to raise children because you’re an actress?”

GP: “Well yes, dear. You know sometimes mommy has to work long hours on the movie set.”

Apple: “Daddy says you’re really with that guy from the Lakers when you say you’re working at night.”

GP: “Yeah, well you can tell daddy that the next time I see him I’m going to uncouple his fat head from that scrawny body of his. Now go get your brother, Mommy is going to tell you a story.”

Apple: “Now?”

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Apple: “Usually when you tell us one of your stories you say `Once upon a time’ and then you start nodding off.”

GP: “That’s because mother works very hard and late and she’s tired from having to do everything herself. This is a special story: Once upon a time there was this waifish lass who only wanted to live her life with dignity and class.”

Moses: “Like you, Mommy?”

GP: “Yes. And then there was a pale, foppish no good musician who sings like a wounded bird and writes cloying lyrics who inexplicably got rich and tried to enslave his beautiful wife by impregnating her with two pampered, spoiled . . . I mean, wonderful little children who drain every last ounce of energy out of her and annoy her to the point that she is ready to pull her hair out and . . .“ Apple: “And then she calls the nannies and tells them to `take these brats out of her sight?’”

GP: “No, no, it turns out a beautiful princess was just having a nightmare and in reality she has everything she could want in this whole world – two gorgeous children and a handsome husband and a big house in the country except SHE NEVER WAKES UP AND KEEPS SINKING DEEPER AND DEEPER INTO THE BLACK HOLE THAT IS HER MISERABLE LIFE!” Moses: “Should I call the nannies

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Apple: “Are we uncoupling?”

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GP: “Oh my darling, my little precious darling. You want French food? You are my daughter! You do appreciate the finer things in life. I have raised you properly, haven’t I?” Apple: “Well actually I really want chicken fingers . . .”

Butler: “Mistress? Master Martin is on the phone.”

GP: “What do you want? Paris?

Now? And who do you think will watch the kids? Well, yes, we do have nannies. Yes, we have nurses as well. Yes, there is the house staff. . . but didn’t we consciously uncouple?

Well, I suppose we could unconsciously couple up in the penthouse of the Ritz, sure. I’ll have the car bring me to your private jet . . . hey, there’s a big hotel staff at the Ritz, isn’t there? Well, You tell them to take good care of us and when we leave we are going to give each and every one a special gift they will treasure forever. Ta ta for now!

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A Stain That Lingers “Just when I thought I was out . . . they pull me back in.” So said Michael Corleone in The Godfather III, and his quote is appropriate to the police scandal in Southampton Town.

This thing has been dragging on far too long, beginning when the previous town board chose to go outside the department to replace the retiring police chief.

Apparently, they didn’t look far enough away. Southampton Village Police Chief Billy Wilson was chosen to run the town department, and as it turned out, he was every bit the player a lot of people wanted to avoid.

Things went downhill quickly from there. An officer was suspended and accused of being stoned on prescription drugs while on duty. Then his immediate supervisor on the Street Crimes Unit, Lieutenant James Kiernan, was accused of covering up for the officer and suspended as well.

It didn’t take Wilson long to outlive his welcome, and infighting on the town board eventually led to his resignation.

Kiernan, a Republican Party Committeeman, clearly had his supporters on the town board. He also had his eyes on the chief’s seat according to at least one reliable source, which would be reason enough to curtail his rise through the ranks in some quarters.

The most egregious result of this entire affair was the release of by our count seven convicted felons – drug dealers – because either their arrests or prosecutions were tainted.

The town also suffered the ignominy of a raid on town police headquarters by the Suffolk County district attorney.

Someone on the inside leaked confidential tapes and information about this mess to the press: if it was a past or present member of a police force, that is an ethical and moral violation that shouldn’t go unpunished.

The latest news is that Kiernan is suing Wilson – that was to be expected and it is, of course, his right.

What the suit does, though, is guarantee this whole sordid affair will continue to make headlines and, make no mistake, this is ugly business and embarrassing for all concerned.

Meanwhile, the town board passed legislation to prevent some town employees from serving on political committees, as if the old boy network in Southampton will suddenly end. Fat chance.

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Your thoughts on Gwyneth Paltrow’s comments about her Conscious Uncoupling?

Trefny Dix It’s just plain silly to say she works harder than other working women. I’m sure she works a lot less hard. And she’s certainly paid exponentially more. Or that her schedule as a movie star makes parenting after divorce harder than for mothers who aren’t movie stars? I doubt that!

Sarah Stenn and Jim Grabb Sarah: She faces greater difficulty than other working women? That’s a disconnect.

But many people aren’t aware that Conscious Uncoupling is an actual program.

Grabb: The therapist who coined the phrase must love seeing her name all over the Internet.

Stenn: The program ends with a vacation together, also showing a distance from the reality of most.

Grabb: It doesn’t have to be Eluthera. You can go to the Catskills.

Stenn: Somehow, I don’t think that’s the idea.

Cheryl Bedini I’d say she’s not in touch with reality. Or maybe she’s got a different reality from the rest of us. As for this Conscious Uncoupling program, I think she’s got too much time on her hands. Although I wouldn’t mind a Conscious Uncoupling if I got a week in Eluthera at the end of it. knowingly break any Town laws or codes.

I expect that the people we elect or who work for the Town will serve us with respect.

I experienced extremely unprofessional treatment when I tried to fix my situation.

After spending much time and money, I finally received my C.O. for my little shed.

I’d like to thank the person or persons who brought the issue to the building inspector after nearly 15 years. I hope it made you very happy that I was treated so callously.

Perhaps next time you could come to me first and try to be a Good Samaritan.

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to find out who Mr. Griffin was. Perhaps they would not have gone public with his situation or at least not be so blunt about it.

Mr. Murphy, I now realize that a person who always makes an effort to be a good citizen can still suffer from people with authority. Related to this, I have my story to tell that should not have happened.

Last summer I received a letter from the building inspector about my small (120 square feet) shed. I had gotten a permit several years ago. Unfortunately, the letter arrived while I was in Cleveland for three weeks to practice for and participate in a national tennis tournament. When I arrived home and saw the letter, I immediately went to his office to explain my situation.

I was told that I needed a C.O. for my tiny shed and that they had already set up a court date.

I agreed to do whatever needed to be done to get the C.O. but still was fined.

Then I wrote a letter to the Town Judge to further explain my situation and asked that the fine be waived. No luck. A short time later I read a letter applauding the man for collecting so many fines from people who were in violation of similar codes. I do not

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The administration wants to cut the Army by 80,000 to 440,000, which is the smallest since 1940, just prior to our unprepared entry into WWII. It wants to eliminate the A-10 aircraft, which is a tank

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Our military cuts are proposed while potential adversaries increase their military power. Russia grabbed the Crimea and is expanding its military, which has 760,000 active troops and 2,500,000 reservists, along with 43,000 armored vehicles. China has 2,285,000 active troops and 2,300,000 reservists, and 14,000 armored vehicles. North Korea has 690,000 active troops and 4,500,000 reservists, and 9,000 armored vehicles.

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A map of Lazy Point shows areas targeted for acquisition should East Hampton Town and the Nature Conservancy be successful in their pursuit of a federal grant.

By Kitty Merrill

This week some 95-property owners in Lazy Point will receive letters making them an offer that could be hard to refuse.

Would they like to sell their land at pre-storm market values?

East Hampton Town is partnering with the Nature Conservancy on a federal grant application that could provide up to $5.2 million to purchase land and homes in coastal areas that were inundated

by Hurricane Sandy.

The Lazy Point Floodplain Protection Program targets properties from around Bayview Avenue north. Property owner participation in the program is entirely voluntary and, although $5 million is nothing to sneeze at, it would hardly begin to cover the costs of all the parcels in the targeted area, which is comprised of a variety of vacant lots, modest

homes, larger houses and some beachfront abodes threatened by erosion.

According to Randy Parsons of the Nature Conservancy, all private property owners on Lazy Point east of Napeague Meadow Road are in the conservation area that could be eligible for inclusion in the acquisition program helmed by the Natural Resources Conservation Service, an arm of the United States Department of Agriculture.

But the clock is ticking. Property owners need to let town officials know they might be interested in selling by Monday and the town’s grant application must be submitted by April 18. Expressing interest doesn’t obligate the property owners to participation, the letter makes clear. Given the short window of time, Parsons said letters were sent to property owners on Bayview Avenue and Mulford Lane, but others may be included

as well.

According to a resolution adopted at the East Hampton Town Board’s March 20 meeting, the project is designed to “protect and restore the natural floodplain and its functions, protect ground and surface water quality, protect open space, scenic vistas, wildlife habitat, dune lands and vegetation as well as providing public access to the shoreline and add to already protected lands owned by the State of New York in the Bayview Avenue, Amagansett area.” The town will work with the Nature Conservancy

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A second town resolution notes Lazy Point, almost entirely located within the FEMA 100 year floodplain zone, experiences chronic flooding and erosion during coastal storms.

The existing pattern of development and use of on-site septic systems “interfere with and disrupt the natural functions of the floodplain and shoreline.” The USDA funding will pay for most of the costs for acquisition, demolition, and restoration of private properties in the floodplain. kmerrill@indyeastend.com

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On the morning of Montauk’s famous St. Patrick’s Day parade, Montauk Fire Department Chief Joseph Lenahan requested that all members and officers wear their Class A uniforms and arrive early to pose for Full Department and Company by Company historic photos, to celebrate MFD’s 75th Anniversary. The department is made up of six companies: four Fire Companies, one EMS (Ambulance squad) and the Fire Police.

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We’ve got egg on our face.

Last week The Independent listed the wrong date for the Hunt for Hunger event at East Hampton Town Hall. It’s this coming Sunday.

From 1 to 2:30 PM, meet the East Hampton Bunny and search for eggs on the town hall lawn.

Support local food pantries by bringing an entrance fee comprised of canned goods.

Those who bring more than 10 canned items will be entered into a drawing for a special prize.

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East Hampton Town ZIPCODE 11930 - AMAGANSETT

ZIPCODE 11937 - EAST HAMPTON

ZIPCODE 11954 - MONTAUK

ZIPCODE 11975 - WAINSCOTT

Riverhead Town ZIPCODE 11792 - WADING RIVER

ZIPCODE 11901 - RIVERHEAD

ZIPCODE 11931 - AQUEBOGUE

ZIPCODE 11933 - CALVERTON

ZIPCODE 11949 - MANORVILLE

Shelter Island Town ZIPCODE 11964 - SHELTER ISLAND

Southampton Town ZIPCODE 11901 - RIVERHEAD

ZIPCODE 11932 - BRIDGEHAMPTON

ZIPCODE 11942 - EAST QUOGUE

ZIPCODE 11946 - HAMPTON BAYS

ZIPCODE 11962 - SAGAPONACK

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Tooley&BianchiFossel Collins, J & C Farrell Holding Co Zucker,J&Nathanson,C Dietrich,D&DeGarmo,J Gavalas, G & A

Hamptons Real Estate Lerner Master Fund Borg, B Jet Hampton LLC Valente, C & A Millstein, P by Exr

475,000 1,833,000 2,000,000* 2,750,000 1,650,000 7,001,000

25 Handy Ln 408 Main St 3 Old Station Pl 94 Hedges Ln 82 Cliff Rd 43 Marine Blvd

NuLevel Builders LLC Tenniswood&Szpiczynk Sieger, T Mayer, G & S O’Connor, M Campanella,P &Reilly Haitsma,B &Moncayo,J Guest,P & Shirley,D Brand,D &Franzblau,R Pagani, S KC Corwin, LLC

Visco, M Lisser, S & A Trusts Ukrainian Museum Lopez,M & Barreto,C Picken, J Loris, C & Morgan, J Helfand, J & C Wolfson, L Latrowski, L Imaz, C Krupinski,B &Smith,S

227,500 645,000 335,000* 350,000 1,120,000 950,000 765,000 625,000 2,200,000 680,000 1,400,000

1201 Fireplace Rd 50 Settlers Landing Ln 5 Harvest Ln 11 Olive St 4 Fairway Dr 87 Osborne Ln 75 Miller Ln E 20 Miller Ln W & lot 22 8 Lily Hill Ln 19 Town Ln 25 Cooper Ln

Nappi, J & D Nacol, B & K 316 Old Montauk Hwy

Hammer, R Montella,A&Schwehr,M Oceanside LLC

450,000* 1,125,000 10,000,000

35 Gilbert Rd 31 Caswell Rd 316 Old Montauk Hwy

MKG Georgica LLC

Chester, M Trusts

8,000,000*

11 Association Rd

Golfo Development Co

Lotito, D & J

70,000*

55 21st St

Dugan, C Cubule, S Andruski, M Trust

Shivdat, R Cavanagh, C Yahr,J&J & Kulick,G

335,000 190,000 235,000

3401 Willow Pond Dr 1453 Roanoke Ave 97 Mulberry Commons

Tymann, W & C

Heitman, O & J

315,000

35 Summerfield Ln N

Stidd Jr, T & J

Balvin, C

280,000

42 Donna Dr

Derubeis,A & Simon,G

Owen, J & R

225,000

21 Old River Rd

Daniels, J

Worzel, M

495,000

40 Brander Pkwy &lot 44

ExtremeHomeConstrctn ExtremeHomeConstrctn JEMCAP SD LLC

Anderson, R Anderson, R Capital One, NA

130,000 120,000 103,412

437 Flanders Rd 443 Flanders Rd 27 Cypress Ave

Asadi, K Berkowitz, E

Millet, T & E Custer, K

3,500,000 3,600,000

3 Mill Path 148 Jobs Ln

Owens, D & A Wiles, M Wiles,M &Rosengarten

Perri, R Trust Melbardis, O Badenoch,G&Melbardis

835,000 145,000* 747,000

37 Whippoorwill Ln 12 Friese Dr 2 John Terr

Aloi, L

FederalHomeLoanMrtg

278,610

11 Head Of Cove Rd

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ZIPCODE 11963

ZIPCODE 11968

ZIPCODE 11976

ZIPCODE 11977 ZIPCODE 11978

Southold Town ZIPCODE 11935 ZIPCODE 11939 ZIPCODE 11944 ZIPCODE 11952

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Ulrich, K & L

Cardinale, G

7,950,000

747 Daniels Ln

2953 Noyac LLC Tedes Associates LLC Kimura, H

Everett, W Family First Mngmnt Girondo, M

500,000 2,950,000 825,000

2953 Noyack Rd 2 Eastview Ct 92 Crescent St

Arena, T & Kogan, J Bober, F Blount III,J &Larsen French,C & Sultan,T Friedrich, L Edge Ave LLC Shivmangal&Soosattie Bareau, O & C 122 Jule Pond Drive Farnam, J & A EquitableSouthampton Koppel, M

Sohn, A & J Stone, M Frischling, E & T Kingston, C Taranto, J Gazza, J J. Demp Enterprises Lackner, B & S Jacobs, J & P Stauffer, J & L Rangers III, LLC Gingold, L & K

2,725,000 3,250,000 995,000 960,000 985,000 850,000* 289,000 1,410,000 9,000,000 675,000 1,700,000 975,000

4 West Hills Ct 52 Bob White Dr 532 North Main St 620 Majors Path 26 Long Springs Rd Scrub Property 18 Fords &Lot 56.001 8 Mountain Laurel Ln 122 Jule Pond Dr 13 Powers Dr 30 Nugent St 6 Meadowgrass Ln

Woolcott, R & R F A East End LLC

Cheung, C & Hsu, A Kibler, E by Exrs

2,100,000 1,500,000

56 Mecox Ln 104 Halsey Ln

191-219 Mineola LLC

Burgess, A by Exr

1,425,000

65 Shore Rd

Bloomgarden,E &Lopez Iqbal, A Kason, M & D Merrell, J Ilibassi, J & E

Casa, F by Exrs B.D. Custom Builders Timber Ridge at WHB Thomson, J & E FirstDunesDevelopmnt

475,000 775,000 583,978 1,112,500 3,800,000

135 Old Meeting House Rd 74 & 70 Depot Rd 111 Gettysburg Dr &lot 42 834A Dune Rd 845 Dune Rd

Ruthinoski &Charters

Grumet, M by Exr

385,000

3245 Beebe Dr

Neckles, S

Edler, J & J

1,100,000

130 Cleaves Pt Rd

Swain, M & L

Vankesteren, G

320,000

1785 Cedarfields Dr

Rondinone, U 55 Cox Neck RoadRlty

Jaques, M Bissett III,J by Exr

1,400,000 4,000,000

3502 Private Rd #13 55 Cox Neck Rd

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This hand is an excellent example of one where declarer needs to make a plan that may not have a high probability but which is the only one that can allow him to make his contract. After South sees the club layout, he notes that he will lose two clubs and cannot afford to lose two trumps. His task is difficult because he is missing six trumps and can only lead once from dummy.

After winning the first trick, West switches to a heart which declarer wins with the ace. Next declarer leads his only trump. When his jack wins the trick, he is pleasantly surprised that West does not have

both the ace and queen. But both those cards are still unplayed.

Declarer knows that East is unlikely to hold more than two spades to justify his heart preemptive bid.

South must hope that East had exactly two trumps, the second of which must be the queen for South to be successful. Even though this division of the trumps was not likely at the beginning of play, it can allow South to make his contract if and only if he now leads the king of spades. While West can win with the ace, East’s queen falls on the same trick. South ends up losing two clubs and the ace of trumps.

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presence in Minecraft] the same as they would the actual library, take a book home and teleport into another world,” she said in an article from School Library Journal.

“I want them to feel the gaming world is just another part of the library.”

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players to literature without their even realizing it.

The educational elements associated with Minecrafting are an area of appeal for librarians, teachers and parents alike.

“There’s a lot of buzz about this game in the educational world,” Perry said.

Studies show game-based learning in virtual environments makes learning easier and much more fun for kids, due to providing the material in a ubiquitous way.

“It’s cool looking through all of the books,” 13-year-old Minecrafter Collin Kaminsky said. “It still has descriptions of all of the real books in the library even if you don’t need them for the quest.”

Students with their own Minecraft accounts can log on from home or they can play at the library free of charge.

“It’s really for children interested in computers,” Grohoski said. “We have eight sessions we’re offering this spring with software set up on our own laptops. We have four right now, but would really like to get more. We really try to keep it nice and new.”

Karen Letteriello, co-manager of the parents’ and children’s department at Mattituck-Laurel, is also partly responsible for attracting younger library patrons through Minecraft.

“I want them to use [the library

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Unionization Wrong Move For College Athletes

Some jeered, most cheered.

Whether you are a hardcore sports fan or a casual one, you likely had some reaction to last week’s ruling from the National Labor Relations Board in Chicago that Northwestern University football players are employees and can unionize.

Many see this is a chance for the players to finally stick it to those “greedy school administrators and the NCAA.” Not me. I see a sad story, and a crusade championed by many in the sports media.

Where I would like to see improvements for college athletes is medical coverage. I do believe universities, and/or the NCAA,

should be responsible for athletes’ injuries that happen on the school’s watch. While this is certainly on the union’s agenda, another eventual goal is to provide four year scholarships, rather than one-year renewables.

So how would players feel about a two weeks’ notice instead?

While “pay-for-play” is not listed as an immediate goal of the union, it would be naïve to think that isn’t on its long-term agenda. But, the value of an education is being incredibly undervalued.

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Despite what we are led to believe, there are only a handful of student athletes worth more than potentially $800,000. Frankly, most players aren’t even worth their $200,000 in scholarship over four years. The Johnny Manziels, Tim Tebos, and Jabari Parkers of the world are worth more. But of the 85 players on each college football team, and 13 on a college basketball team, the majority isn’t worth close to that kind of money.

But, even the big stars are using the exposure and branding of Alabama football, or Duke basketball, to build their own brand. Don’t forget, these young men could skip college, go to play NBA D League, or play hoops in Europe, and football players could join the Arena League

Coach: I Wasn’t Fired

It was reported in last week’s issue that R.J. Etzel was fired from his new job as East Hampton High School varsity baseball coach.

Etzel, a former all-star third baseman who played for Jim Nicoletti at East Hampton said this week he was not terminated from the position.

“I resigned. I was not fired,” he said. “I was offered a suspension and I declined.”

School Superintendent Rich Burns said last week that Etzel’s “style didn’t fit the style of the kids.”

Etzel said he was “disappointed” since he had come up from Florida to take the job.

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at 18 years old.

But the players know that Notre Dame and North Carolina get more exposure, which can lead to being a top pick in the NFL or NBA draft.

Playing in front of millions on TV can also help to build the individuals’ brand to land endorsements, in some cases before taking a professional snap or making a shot (see: Manziel, Johnny & Nike).

Also, Northwestern players will face many hurdles before the union becomes a reality. The University has appealed, and if that fails, expect a lawsuit. Ultimately, if Northwestern players are allowed to unionize, what happens when Northwestern agrees to terms with players that violate NCAA or Big Ten rules?

Northwestern could find itself without a football conference. Let’s not forget that the public universities and right-to-work states (Texas, Alabama, etc.) are unlikely to be able to unionize. Think conferences will make exceptions for Stanford, Baylor, Duke, Wake Forest or Vanderbilt? Fat chance.

There is still plenty left to be told in this story, but my hope is that Northwestern wins its appeal and we can put the issue to bed (for the time being). While unionization might have some benefits to football and men’s basketball players, what happens to the other athletic programs within the university? In many cases, football and basketball fund the volleyball and soccer teams. Robbing Peter to pay Paul is no way to solve the issue. If that happens, the only winners: union lawyers.

Pete is a lifelong Montauk resident and former sports talk host at 88.7FM WEER. He’s currently a Sports Anchor at WCBS 880 and WFAN radio in NYC. He can be reached via email at peterfmundo@gmail.com.

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