Gen Kelsang Nordin, a Buddhist nun, taught the first Saturday meditation class at the Vajravarahi Meditation Center’s new location on Hampton Street in Sag Harbor.
Carrie Ann Salvi
Villages
Councilman Dominick Stanzione, center, is the new liaison from the East Hampton Town Board to the Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee. He attended its Monday meeting with Lt. Christopher M. Hatch, the new Montauk precinct commander, right, and the committee’s chairwoman, Lisa Grenci.
Janis Hewitt
David Conlin of Springs was grateful when his pug, Mookie, was rescued by Bill Quackenbush.
Carrie Ann Salvi
State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. talked about the importance of the Bay Street Theatre staying in Sag Harbor at a forum last Thursday.
Carrie Ann Salvi
Renovations to restore a parking lot at the end of Lily Pond Lane at Georgica Beach, which was chewed up by Tropical Storm Irene, were presented to the East Hampton Village Board by Drew Bennett, the village engineer.
Morgan McGivern
Hy Brodsky, John Chimples, Arlene Brodsky, and Carl Reimerdes of the Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee looked over plans submitted by Dr. Molly Miosek, a veterinarian, for an animal clinic that she would like to build on her property on Essex Street that would require a zoning change from the Town of East Hampton.
Janis Hewitt
Much needed, and long awaited, environmental remediation for Havens Beach has been approved by the village board.
Carrie Ann Salvi
Jonathan Russo of Shelter Island (in plaid) was the winner of the East End Classic Boat Society’s 2011 fund-raising raffle. His prize was a Sunshine tender and trailer made by the group’s members, some of whom were on hand Saturday when Mr. Russo came to get the boat.
Bill Good
