East Hampton|News|
Don't Miss: 'Pump Up the Volume' at Dance Recital
The sixth annual dance recital will be held at East Hampton High School on Saturday and Sunday.
Taylor K. Vecsey, Patch Staff
Taylor K. Vecsey, Patch Staff
- East Hampton, NY
Taylor K. Vecsey is the Local Editor for East Hampton Patch, launching the site in October 2010. She receive a First Place in the Online, Non-Deadline News category from the Society of Professional Journalists Press Club of Long Island for an article that appeared on East Hampton Patch in Nov. 2011, "911 Call Shows Address Mix-Up Delayed Help for Dying Man." In her spare time, she is a volunteer with the Bridgehampton Fire Department. She is a member of the Fire Police company, and an emergency medical technician.
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Southampton, NY|News|
Sag Harbor Native Drafted into Major League Baseball
Kyle McGowin drafted in the fifth-round on Friday.
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East Hampton|News|
McGowin Goes To Angels in MLB Draft
Kyle McGowin drafted in the fifth-round on Friday.
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East Hampton|News|
Roll Call: Local Students Graduate, Make the Dean's List
A bunch of college students hailing from East Hampton have a lot to celebrate.
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Westhampton-Hampton Bays, NY|News|
Crimes Nearby: Police Accuse Man with Machete of Terrorism
Also on the East End: A landlord in Springs spied on his tenants during summer rental, DA says.
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Southampton, NY|News|
Crimes Nearby: Springs Landlord Charged With Unlawful Surveillance
Also on the East End: Riverhead police say a man at Tanger Mall had a machete and threatened to use it.
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Riverhead, NY|News|
Crimes Nearby: Springs Landlord Used Cameras To Spy on Tenants, DA Says
Also on the East End: Sag Harbor husband-and-wife arrested during traffic stop.
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North Fork, NY|News|
Crimes Nearby: Police Accuse Man with Machete of Terrorism
Riverhead Town police say John Medina had a machete in his backpack and threatened to harm people and himself.
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East Hampton|News|
Crimes Nearby: Police Accuse Man with Machete of Terrorism
Riverhead Town police say John Medina had a machete in his backpack and threatened to harm people and himself.
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East Hampton|News|
Police Officers Run To Raise Money, Bring Awareness To Special Olympics
Special Olympic athletes run alongside law enforcement, motivating each other.
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North Fork, NY|News|
Shelter Island, Southold Police Run For Special Olympics
One non-police member of their team was Western Bascome, a Special Olympics athlete.
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East Hampton|News|
Mystery Bust No Longer, Call Her Lorraine
A bust found at the East Hampton Library constructions site is that of a woman living in Woodstock.
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East Hampton|News|
Bench Installed In Memory of Hit-and-Run Victim
Memorial bench 'turns an ugly spot and memory back to beautiful again,' friend says.
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East Hampton|News|
Springs Landlord Charged With Unlawful Surveillance
Donald Torr, 70, held on $100,000 cash bail or $300,000 bond after 10-month investigation.
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East Hampton|News|
Earlier Meeting Time for School Board: Yay or Nay?
Superintendent recommended moving meetings from 6:30 to 6 p.m.
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East Hampton|News|
Students Headed To Senegal To Build School Still Short $8k
Fundraising continuing, but donations still needed for students to go to West Africa in July.
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East Hampton|News|
Gutsy Nun Spends Lifetime Giving Back to Those in Need
Despite challenges such as teaching in tough, inner city schools and battling cancer, Sister Margaret Smyth is a symbol of hope and humanity for the scores of needy she helps.
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East Hampton|News|
Tenured School District Employees, Retirees Celebrated
Adam Fine, East Hampton High School's principal, and Maria Mondini, the assistant principal, were among six given tenure on Tuesday.
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