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A Collaborative Effort To Retrace the Steps of the Amistad Story Involves Local Women The story of the Amistad entered broad public consciousness in the late 1990s, thanks in ... Beyond the Jack-o'-Lantern: Sen Chef Showcases Culinary Mastery With Fruit and Vegetable Carvings When Fidel Sanchez was a child, sitting by his father’s side in his native Ecuador ... Shinnecock Hills Man Celebrates 81st Birthday, Thanks Officers Who Saved Him From Roof of Burning House Harry Fullum said that spending his 81st birthday at the Southampton Center for Rehabilitation would ... Paging Dogtor Cooper: How One Pup Brings Comfort to Hospital Patients | 27Speaks Every Tuesday, an 8-year-old poodle/golden retriever mix clocks in for his shift at Stony Brook ... Upcoming Event in Southampton Village Will Provide Valuable Information to Homeowners Interested in Septic System Upgrades Improving water quality — particularly the health of lakes and ponds — has been one ... Spotlighting Women’s Voices | 27Speaks The Hampton Theatre Company has launched a new initiative to open each of its next ... The Courage Project Awards and Recognizes Jeremy Dennis and Ma's House When Jeremy Dennis created Ma’s House and BIPOC Art Studio Inc., in June 2020, he ... Quick Action by Police Officer and Fire Department Averts Disaster at Namiro Sushi in Southampton Heads-up vigilance by a member of the Southampton Village Police Department, and a fast response ... Panel Discussion on Healing in a Time of Darkness at Bridgehampton Unitarian Meetinghouse Dr. Asma Rashid, a physician with a practice in Bridgehampton, and Jim Vrettos, a sociologist, criminologist, and the host of “The Radical Imagination” program on LTV, will co-host and moderate “Times That Try Our Souls, Let the Healing Begin,” a panel discussion at the Unitarian Universalist Meetinghouse in Bridgehampton on Sunday, October 26, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The event is intended discuss ways “to better address our differences through civil debate and dialogue rather than the polarization, rage, disrespect and violence that has come to permeate American society,” the organizers said in a release. They noted that the polarization ...
