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The Southampton Hospital Ellen Hermanson Breast Center was a partial beneficiary of the 2009 Long Island 2 Day Walk. Ginny Salerno and Noreen Wohlgemuth of the Long Island 2 Day Walk attended the recent opening of the new Breast Center at Southampton Hospital and presented the donation check which will be used toward patient care.
At their July meeting, the Southampton Hospital Board of Directors confirmed the appointment of Florence Rolston, MD a resident of Southampton, to the Hospital's Board. 1 comment
Donna Riess, a laboratory aide at Southampton Hospital, has been chosen as the Hospital's Employee of the Quarter for the second quarter of 2009.
Robert Ross will continue to develop and strengthen Southampton Hospital's relationships with the various community, governmental and public service agencies with whom the hospital interacts.
The Ann Liguori Foundation Outback Steakhouse Dinner Dance at Duckwalk Vineyards this past Saturday was a huge success.
Nicolasa Arevalo, a nurses aide in the Obstetrics Department at Southampton Hospital, has been chosen as the hospital's Employee of the Quarter for the first quarter of 2009.
Southampton resident Peter C. Miller was honored for attaining the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout at a Court of Honor ceremony held at the Elks Club.
Despite the rain and chilly weather, the Easter Bunny made his annual visit to East Hampton on Saturday, April 11. The Ladies Village Improvement Society (LVIS) Easter Egg Hunt marked his arrival as excited children waited for the opportunity to meet him. Gallery
Melvin Campbell, a Lead Housekeeper in the Environmental Services Department at Southampton Hospital, has been chosen as the Hospital's Employee of the Quarter for the fourth quarter of 2008. A resident of Westhampton, Melvin has been an employee of the Hospital for nearly 12 years.
They began with 21 housewives who decided to sweep the streets and tidy up their village by the sea in 1895. Dubbing themselves the Ladies Village Improvement Society (LVIS), they held their first fundraiser by hosting a supper party on New Year's Eve and since that went well they decided to hold a fair the following summer in 1896. The rest, as they say, is East Hampton history. 2 comments
If Ebenezer Scrooge ever came to the town of Southampton over the Christmas holidays, the legendary Dickens' character would find nowhere he could yell out a "Bah-Humbug!," warded off by the thousands of gifts dispersed this year by Human Resources of the Hamptons (HRH). The charitable organization is supported by the generosity of the town's residents. 1 comment
East Hampton Village swore in a new full-time officer, Eben Ball, at the July 31 Village Board meeting.
Two concurrent posthumous shows of mother and son, Lucia and Christopher Haile, artists and long-time Sag Harbor residents, begins this week. A retrospective of Christopher Haile's work - "Reverse Angle" is showing at Sylvester & Co. and Lucia Phillips Haile's masterful watercolors of the human figure will be presented by The Sag Harbor Historical Society.
Southampton Hospital doctors Peter Michalos and Louis Avvento, have been named to the list of "best doctors" featured in the special June issue of New York Magazine.
Southampton Town's Youth Bureau and Southampton Village Photo are pleased to announce the winners of the Fourth Annual Youth Bureau Photography contest.
Watermill's Sir Ivan Wilzig marches as Mr. Mitzvah as Honorary Grand Marshal at Salute to Israel Parade in New York City celebrating the country's 60th anniversary.
The Green Thumb Farmstand, which sits on the Montauk Highway where it was originally planted by their father in the 1960s, is a long-standing testament to farming heritage and fortitude, as the 12th generation family continues to market an array of the fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs that are truly homegrown. 3 comments
Stony Brook University Medical Center nurse practitioner, Ann Marie Byers, was selected as the Nurse of Excellence candidate to represent Stony Brook University Medical Center.
Chase Matzen Rao may be a typical 12-year-old, maybe not, but he is also a local hero. He saved his best friend from choking at lunchtime during the sixth grade class's turn in the cafeteria at the Southampton Intermediate School. The heroic event occurred at the Leland Lane school lunchroom earlier this month.
Nominated by South Fork representative Jay Schneiderman (R-Montauk) and unanimously confirmed by the County Legislature on May 13, Hampton Bays resident Ed Moore will take a seat on the Suffolk County Citizens Corps Council.
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