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East Hampton Village’s Own Swans & Signets

Once again the Village of East Hampton has new signets— seven signets to be exact. After months of sitting on the nest nestled on the southwest corner of Town Pond on Main Street in East Hampton, the signets were born just prior to Memorial W...

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Here’s To Summer 2009

The Board of Directors of Town & Country Real Estate recently had a board meeting over lobster rolls and champagne while overlooking the spectacular open bay views in East Hampton, and discussing future growth of the company. Business is terrif...

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Signs of The Official Start of Summer 2009

Once you see the lifeguard stands on the beach you can be certain that the Summer in The Hamptons is here, just as certain as you can be that cash registers will be ringing, traffic will be backed up, restaurants will be bustling, Main Street w...

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Housing Starts Fell To All Time Low

A seasonally adjusted 458,000 units or 12.8% decline of Housing Starts has everyone looking at US Housing Markets again. This # is the lowest since January 1959 when Housing Starts were first monitored. Additionally, Building Permits– which p...

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Hear The Bells – The Bell’s Of East Hampton’s Main Street Church

If you are fortunate enough to work in the beautiful Village of East Hampton, you are fortunate enough to have the opportunity to hear the bells of the First Presbyterian Church. That is if you are, once again, lucky enough to be outside at noo...

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Canine Classic at Castello Di Borghese in Cutchogue – Today!

The annual Canine Classic is held today at Castello di Borghese today; as every year, Marco and Anne Marie Borghese host this event at their beautiful vineyard off Alvahs Lane in Cutchogue: The ‘Cutchogue Canine Classic’ is designed as a...

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Theater and the Arts on the North Fork – May

The Season’s of to a great start for the arts on the North Fork: the North Fork Community Theater is getting rave reviews for its new production of the Sound of Music; May 14-31st in Mattituck, for more information click below: Get your fi...

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Hyatt, Indigo Hotels coming to the East End

Newsflash: even a last remaining hurdle for the economy on the East End to thrive -not enough places to stay- seems to lessen as the summer heat is about to arrive; a few great hospitality companies are now discovering the East End and North F...

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Main Streets of The Hamptons Prepare For Summer 2009

Things are bustling in the Hamptons with one week left before Memorial weekend. Many newcomers to the Main Streets of the Villages are preparing to open their doors for the first time scurrying to get merchandise in and displayed, other stand-...

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Sag Harbor Library $10M Plan

Historic John Jermain public library in Sag Harbor is now planning a $10 million renovation which would include adding a modern glass and stone structure thereby adding 4,000 square feet off additional space and bringing the building up to fir...

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US Open Chooses World Class North Fork Wine: Bridge Vineyards

Greg Sandor and Paul Wegimont think outside of the box: Bridge Vineyards opened a tasting room in Brooklyn in February of 2008 -read the article by Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite, New York Magazine’s Restaurant Openings section for their No...

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Southamptons “Dragon Head” To Be Torn Down

The well known "Dragon Head", purchased in 2003 by Calvin Klein, on famed Meadow Lane in Southampton is beginning its transformation. Demolition has begun on this very original design home, one of the largest on the east end, and known for it...

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