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Long Island's Best Pitcher Ever? Stavola Records 1,000th Strikeout
Every time she takes the mound, East Hampton softball pitcher Jessie Stavola seeks a victory for a team. Everything else – the strikeouts, the no-hitters, the accolades – come secondary. The way the senior has pitched over the last four years, those career details are adding up and further cementing her as Long Island’s greatest ever pitcher.
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Boater Finds Body Of Unidentified Man At Napeague Harbor
East Hampton Town Police are continuing an investigation into the death of an unidentified man whose body was found floating near the entrance of Napeague Harbor on Saturday evening.
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Penny Questioning Board's Decision To Eliminate Department After 25 Years
After the East Hampton Town Board announced plans last week to eliminate the Natural Resources Department and have the Planning Department take over its responsibilities, dissension has arisen between Larry Penny, the Director of Natural Resources, and the town.
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Eleventh Hour Deal: LIPA To Bury Lines With Town's Collateral
An eleventh hour accord has been struck between the Long Island Power Company (LIPA) and Southampton Town officials to bury the entire nine mile length of the controversial 69 kilovolt transmission line now under construction along Seven Ponds Road on its way to the Bridgehampton substation on the Sag Harbor Harbor Turnpike.
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May 20th Day Of Reckoning For Local School Budgets
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McGintee Proposes Recovery Plan; Board Agrees To Hunker Down
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Kabot To Deliver State of The Town Address Friday
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Bridgehampton’s Walker Slated To Join Arena Football's Green Bay Blizzard
When former East Hampton football star Jarrell Walker completes his stay at C.W. Post University on Sunday, graduating with a degree in computer information systems, he is sure to soak in the moment. The next day it’s back to business in a whole new way - when he flies to Milwaukee Monday and drives north to sign with the Green Bay Blizzard of Arena Football 2.
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