🌱 East Hampton Daily: Recovery For Run Over Girl + 'Outcropping'

Hello, people of East Hampton! Diane Witek here with a brand-new edition of the East Hampton Daily.

First, today's weather:

Cloudy and milder. High: 40, low: 38.

Here are the top stories in East Hampton today:

1. A little girl, 6, who police said was run over by a relative's Jeep while sledding at a recreational facility in Southampton Sunday, is expected to make a full recovery, Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman said. Schneiderman said Tuesday that the child sustained no life-threatening injuries, is in "good spirits," and is expected to recover fully. (Southampton Patch)
2. The Southampton Arts Center to feature “Outcropping — Indigenous Art Now,” on Feb. 4 opening. "The title ‘Outcropping’ refers to the translation of the word 'Shinnecock' into English as ‘People of the Stony Shore,’ and to the Shinnecocks’ long connection to this land," according to the East End Beacon. "This is a bold step toward celebrating contemporary artists from the Shinnecock Nation and an array of sovereign Indigenous nations throughout the United States." (East End Beacon)
3. A curvy mansion by architect Charles Gwathmey, who tore up the style guide on traditional, shingle-style homes in New York’s Hamptons in the mid-20th century, hit the market this weekend for $27.9 million. Gwathmey was one of the prominent architects perhaps most well-known for his work across the East End as well as his 1992 renovation of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan. (DIRT)

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Today in East Hampton:

• Oyster Reefs: A Keystone of Bay Restoration. (5:03 a.m.)
• The Great Courses Discussion: "Ulysses" by James Joyce. (6 p.m.)

From my notebook:

• Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce: "Full schedule for HarborFrost: Saturday, Feb. 5." (Facebook)
• East Hampton Library: "Join Michele McCauley as she reads 'Bear Counts.'" (Facebook) (Website)
• East Hampton Library: "Join Miss Lori as she sings the song 'Nick Nack Patty Wack.'" (Facebook) (Website)
• Nextdoor Neighbor, Clearwater Beach: "We are looking for a year around house, for a family of four from Southampton to Montauk, please let us know if you have any information, please contact me to diegoypris@hotmail.com or 631-255-6321. Thank you!" (Nextdoor)

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— Diane Witek

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