Cruising Organic Avenue

    Organic Avenue has once again opened its doors, and juicers, on Job’s Lane in Southampton. Offering a “live, organic, vegan experience” — L.O.V.E. — Organic Avenue sells soups, salads, entrees, snacks, and juices geared toward those seeking to follow a vegan or raw-food lifestyle.

    “We’re looking forward to the same sunny reception this year as we continue to spread the L.O.V.E.,” Denise Mari, the founder of Organic Avenue, said in a release. She has four Organic Avenue locations in New York City. All of the stores offer cleansing programs and online shopping with local and national delivery at organicavenue.com.

    The store in Southampton is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. through mid-October.

Wine and Networking

    The Parrish Art Museum’s Business Council will hold this year’s networking event at Bedell Cellars in Cutchogue on Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Members of the local and regional business community will have an opportunity to meet and sample wines from the North Fork and ale from the Southampton Publick House. There will be hors d’oeuvres, a silent auction, and music by Next Level, a steel drum band.

    Tickets cost $40 for Parrish members, $50 for nonmembers. There will be Hampton Jitney transportation from the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton at 4:15 p.m., returning at 8:15. The trip costs $10 and reservations are required.

    Tickets, reservations, and more information can be had by calling 283-2118, extension 49, or e-mailing membership@parrishart.org .

Made in the Shade

    Eleni Preston, a longtime Sag Harbor resident, designer, and goldsmith, has opened a new store in East Hampton. Made, tucked comfortably into its spot on Race Lane, is, according to a release, “a fusion of studio, gallery, and retail, celebrating the work of artisans with a passion for what they make.”

    The store will sell items both functional and beautiful, original and reclaimed, from around the world. There are household and personal items, and the store also boasts vintage finds “imbued with personality.” Exploration and experiment, said the release, means the wares will be ever changing.

    This month, the store will be open Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

EAST HAMPTON

A. and S. Schoenfeld to A. Kozicharow and Goeller, 7 Little Court, 1.55 acres, May 11, $1,100,000.

J. Young to D. Gorrie, 3 Spread Oak Lane, 1 acre, May 11, $950,000.

L. Kramer to S. Cohen and N. Leung, 7 East Way, .54 acre, May 13, $600,000.

F. and A. Notel Jr. to T. and L. Calabrese Jr. 1 Beech Road, .63 acre, May 6, $1,125,000

Fuller, L to Wilson, G and D, 8 Cedar Court, .43 acre, Apr. 25, $925,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

43 Stratton Square to C. DeSanti, 43 Stratton Square .24 acre (vacant), May 12, $552,200.

C. DeSant to J. Desiderio and J. Tracy, 185 Newtown Ln, .2 acre (vacant), May 4, $525,000.

S. Sheades to J. Rosen, 24 Pleasant Lane, .25 acre, July 8, $650,000.

JDF Holdings L.L.C. to Hillstone Restaurant, 83 North Main Street, .1 acre, May 2, $1,000,000.

JDF Enterprises L.L.C. to Hillstone Restaurant, 79 North Main Street, .36 acre, May 2, $4,900,000.

H. Wit to 57 Cross Highway

L.L.C., 57 Cross Highway, 5.03  cres, May 4, $4,158,000

MONTAUK

L. D’Agostino to O’Connor, Judson,and Rami, 242 South Essex Street, .51 acre, April 2, $575,000.

NOYAC

R. Pantina to L. and B. Jaffe, 374 Ruggs Path, 1 acre, May 6, $1,370,000.

M. McMahon by administrator to S.. Davey, 49 Pine Crest Lane, .36 acre, May 10, $450,000.

SAG HARBOR

T. Conklin to M. Graff and C. Ostrow, 107 Division Street, 1.26 acres, May 11, $5,000,000.

Division Street Hotel to Susan Samuel I L.L.C., 115 Division Street, .5 acre, May 11, $1,485,500.

Noelle Lane L.L.C. to S. and M. Ziegler, 30 Redcoats Lane, 1.9 acres, May 9, $2,600,000.

D. McMahon to W. Tajerian, 37 Oakland Avenue, .14 acre, May 06, $525,000.

WAINSCOTT

D. Kalczynski Trust to T. Blumenfeld, 4 Lee Lane, .41 acre, May 13, $825,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

PC Tuneups

    Computer running a little slow? Weird messages popping up out of nowhere? Now there’s a chance to take your little electronic friend into Staples at the Bridgehampton Commons for a free tuneup on Saturday.

    A certified technician will also be on hand to offer a consultation as well as boost your PC’s speed and performance and check for nasty spyware and viruses. Appointments can be scheduled by contacting Staples at (631) 537-1654.

Pop-Up From St. Barts

    Linde Gallery is opening a pop-up shop for the 2011 summer season at 66 Newtown Lane, extending from St. Barts and Anguilla to East Hampton.

    Along with its own line of ready-to-wear and designer accessories, Linde Gallery — owned by Richard Martin & Jérome Soulé — also features designers like Emilio Pucci and Pierre Hardy, along with a selection of vintage finds by Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, and more.

    Linde Gallery will be hosting trunk shows, book signings, and other events as the season progresses. The Web site is www.lindegallery.com to keep up. Stay tuned!

A Correction

    One of the owners of La Maisonette, a French antiques store on Bay Street in Sag Harbor, was misidentified in about the shop in last week’s Star. She is Lynn Park, and co-owns the shop with Christopher Charveriat.

AMAGANSETT

34 Laurel Hill Lane to A. Cohen and A. Hawker, 34 Laurel Hill Lane, 1.76 acres (vacant), April 25, $715,000.

R. McCreary to K. Murphy and A. Smyth, 38 Abram’s Landing Road, 1.04 acres, May 16, $925,000.

A. and J. Fazzalari to J. and A. Rudic, 44 Dune Lane, .28 acre, May 13, $1,155,000.

EAST HAMPTON

D. and Z. Astorr to S. Lee and K. Reilly, 39 Miller Lane West, May 12, $1,195,000.

A. Caruso and B. Clark to D. Roth, 17 Horseshoe Drive North, .92 acre, May 13, $1,455,000.

Claudia Corporation to C. Fletcher, 48 Sherrill Road, .44 acre, May 13, $3,450,000.

R. and L. Fernandez to 52 Hedges BD L.L.C., 52 Hedges Banks Drive, .98 acre, May 4, $3,775,000.

Nisenbaum and Sandburg to P. Listro and J. Greenberg, 121 Bull Path, 3.72 acres, May 18, $1,051,000.

Hudson City Savings Bank to B. Rozzi and K. Anderson, 10 Villa Avenue, April 4, $547,960.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

T. Kelly to C. Stewart, 8 Heller Lane, 1 acre, May 9, $4,999,999.

MONTAUK

F. Werbowsky Trust to Theologis and Koulmentas, 7 Glenmore Avenue, .58 acre, April 14, $630,000.

NORTH HAVEN

H. and J. Griffith Trusts to Peter Bach D.B. Plan, 17 Forest Road, .78 acre, May 5, $750,000.

B. Dougherty to R. Rios-Kohn, 28 Bay View Drive North, .47 acre, April 22, $810,000.

NOYAC

H. and R. Silverberg to M. Zelman and J. Ross, 169 Noyack Avenue, .46 acre, May 20, $862,500.

SAG HARBOR

D. Manelski to S. Earle and M. Gross, 14 Bluff Point Lane, .35 acre, May 13, $2,215,000.

SPRINGS

P. Stein and M. Murdock to L. Tourondel, 163 and 167 Hog Creek Road, .4 acre, May 16, $380,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

EAST HAMPTON

J. Harrison to D. and R. Shouldice, 6 Founders Lane, March 30, $650,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

Coopers on Newtown to D. and J. Page, 186 Newtown Lane, .16 acre, April 1, $1,565,000.

P. and J. Young to P. Marchgiotta,  19 Gingerbread Lane, .27 acre, March 31, $1,625,000.

L. Avati to R. Berardi and G. Magnolfi, 120 Montauk Highway, 1.1 acres, April 8, $1,550,000.

J. Blady and F. McGrogan to T.L.S. Main Beach L.L.C., 3 Terbell Lane, .92 acre, April 20, $6,100,000.

MONTAUK

15 Edgemere L.L.C. to J. and J. Hammond, 15 Edgemere Street, 1.3 acre, April 20, $1,375,000.

NOYAC

R. Guglieri to A. Kagen and Ventry-Kagan, 37 Eastview Court, 1.08 acres, April 8, $910,000.

SAG HARBOR

J. Nolis to J. Siegel, 32 Denison Road, .48 acre, April 11, $1,450,000.

SPRINGS

J. Maloney to Town of East Hampton, 880 Fireplace Road, 2.2 acres (vacant), April 21, $1,000,000.

WAINSCOTT

Parker and Estabrook to V. Neale, 103 Sayre’s Path, .26 acre, April 5, $1,050,000.

Cursive East End

    Cursive, which has two stores in New York City, has launched an outpost at Amagansett Square.

    The shop, co-owned by Michael Schultz, Douglas Duncan, and a long-haired dachshund named Noodle, sells fine papers, jewelry, and “curiosities.”

    According to its Web site, Cursive opened originally “in the hopes of bringing some wonder and excitement to the mostly sedate world of fine paper.”

    The Amagansett shop will be open every day.

Free Ride to the Beach

    Hamptons Free Ride, an electric shuttle service to Main Beach and back to several pit stops in East Hampton Village, including the long-term parking lots, is up and running as of last weekend.

    The brainchild of two East Hampton High School grads — James Mirras and Alex Esposito — the eco-friendly vehicle costs nothing for riders and was planned as a way to help ease parking problems villagewide. The shuttle relies on advertising from sponsors to cover its costs.

    Routes in Amagansett and Montauk are planned, as well.

    The East Hampton route and schedule can be found online at hamptonsfreeride.com. To find out more about routes and schedules, visit the Web site at hamptonsfreeride.com.   

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

AMAGANSETT

S. Papandrea Page to P. McBrien, 71 Dunes Lane, 1.4 acres, March 28, $6,325,000.

A.S. Land Corporation to Harrison William Realty, 306 Bluff Road, 1.14 acres (vacant), April 29, $3,300,000.

EAST HAMPTON

L. Heneveld to H. Cohen and M. Zimmerman, 8 Shellfish Lane, May 2, $1,145,000.

L. and B. Kruysman to C. Growney, 302 Abraham’s Path, April 25, $1,695,000.

MONTAUK

K. Heller to D. Pokorny, 31 Gloucester Avenue, March 14, $444,000.

T. and P. Loebl to R. and M. DeVore, 40 Dogwood Street, 1 acre, April 29, $900,000.

NORTH HAVEN

Central Anderson L.L.C. to 370 North Ferry Road, 370 Ferry Road and lots 1 and 3, 54.28 acres, May 2, $36,000,000.

SAG HARBOR

R. and J. Johnson to G. and S. Bertie, 25 Richards Drive, .29 acre, April 13, $435,000.

SPRINGS

P. Von Mayrhauser to S. and B. Terry, 57 Copeces Lane, 2.4 acre, March 17, $385,000.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

Awards for Ads

    The Montauk-based ad team of Lynn Blumenfeld and Jill Fleming took home fistfuls of awards recently for their company, blumenfeld + fleming, from the international Hermes Creative Awards.

    Blumenfeld + fleming is an advertising, Web, and logo design firm with headquarters in Montauk. The company was founded by Ms. Blumenfeld and Ms. Fleming, two former Madison Avenue creatives, in 2002. Their clients include Suffolk County National Bank, South­ampton Hospital, Gosman’s, Land­scape Details, and Advantage Title.

    Among the accolades the company received were two platinum awards recognizing an ad campaign for Southampton Hospital’s Breast Health Center, an Advantage Group brochure, and the logo designed for Ecological Landscape Management. Altogether the team took home an even dozen awards, including a gold for a bumper sticker designed for the Concerned Citizens of Montauk.

    The Hermes Creative Awards is an international competition for creative professionals working in traditional and emerging media. It is judged by the Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals — several thousand marketing, communication, advertising, and freelance professionals.

    There were over 4,400 entries in the 2010 competition and roughly 15 percent were recognized. Examples of the firm’s work can be found online at blumenfeldandfleming.com.

Running and Shoe Demo

    Gubbins Running Ahead in East Hampton and the I-Tri girls will hold a clinic on midfoot running today at the store, which is at 54 Park Place. Michael Blanchard, a representative of the Newton running shoes company, will give a presentation on the natural running movement. Newton’s entire product line has been designed to encourage a natural running technique of landing on the midfoot to forefoot.

    I-Tri is an East Hampton program that aims to foster self-respect, personal empowerment, self-confidence, positive body image, and healthy lifestyle choices in adolescent girls through physical fitness and nutrition.

    The free event starts at 3:30 p.m. More information is available by calling the store or Theresa Roden at 902-3731.

Distinctive Dunes

    Distinctive Resorts and Residences — a luxury resort, condominium, and cooperative operator on the South Fork — has started the 2011 season by expanding its portfolio with the addition of Ocean Dunes in Amagansett. Ocean Dunes has 63 apartments that are available for purchase or rent. It is on four acres on Bluff Road.

    Adam Manson, the managing partner of Distinctive Resorts, acquired the Panoramic View in Montauk in 2007. The Panoramic started life in 1957 as a motel and has gone through several renovations and reincarnations over the years. In the past six months, Distinctive Resorts has closed a number of deals in excess of $3 million there. Mr. Manson has said that residential sales at the Panoramic View have far outpaced the last two years, as luxury buyers have returned to the market.

    Distinctive Resorts said that over the winter, the Panoramic View had pre-booked 70 percent of its summer-season resort rooms.

AMAGANSETT

T. DiMatteo  to G. Tannenbaum and Brittis, 59 Shore Road, .34 acre, April 1, $2,730,000.

M. and M. Weissbach to P. Ribustello and Russell, 268 Main Street, .5 acre, April 1, $1,250,000.

J. Schwagerl to L. Lefkowitz and Gelbart, 50 Meeting House Lane, .48 acre, April 4, $5,850,000.

B. Brickman to J. Reiring, 43 Beach Avenue, .3 acre, April 5, $1,400,000.

EAST HAMPTON

G. Lynch by heir to 182 Springs Fireplace, 182 Springs-Fireplace Road, April 6, $330,000.

R. Eck to C. Napoliello, 34 Miller Lane West, .25 acre, April 1, $960,000.

S. Goldblatt to S. Brown, 25 Spring Close Highway, 1.61 acres, April 12, $1,250,000.

Passbro L.L.C. to 50 Talmage Lane L.L.C., 50 Talmage Lane, .6 acre, March 30, $2,875,000.

L. Reichers Trust to 11 Northwest Landing, 11 Northwest Landing Road, 12.25 acres (vacant), March 29, $1,300,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

P. and D. Clegg to 160 Montauk Highway, 160 Montauk Highway, .45 acre, March 30, $685,000.

MONTAUK

K. and L. Swanson to L. and N. Wagenberg, 59 Tern Drive, .17 acre, March 29, $555,000.

J. and T. Fischetti to D. Mezzalingua, 19 Lakeside Court, 1.03 acres, April 1, $2,275,000.

J. Drobecker to T. Berger, 29 South Federal Street, 1.1 acres, March 4, $860,000.

A. Giordano Trust to P. Giordano, 15 Deforest Road, .54 acre, March 22, $925,000.

NORTH HAVEN

Long Island Railroad to East End Ventures, Ferry Road, (vacant) April 6, $201,000.

SAG HARBOR

R. Smyth Jr. to 103 Collingswood Drive, 103 Collingswood Drive, .74 acre (vacant), April 6, $360,000.

J. Kuller to 188 Redwood L.L.C., 188 Redwood Road, .31 acre, April 8, $1,325,000.

B. Levy to T. and K. Redwood Associates, 64 Redwood Road, .41 acre, April 5, $1,385,000.

McGowan and Constantin to D. Felden and L. Lagnado, 18 Bridge Street, March 10, $380,500.

SPRINGS

E. and T. Kalbacher to M. and R. Pino, 10 Rutland Road, .43 acre, April 6, $510,000.

Field, Cerasani, and Moren to D. Barton, 5 Hill Side Lane, .4 acre (vacant), March 17, $160,000.

P. Strugatz and C. Clark to 145 Neck Path L.L.C., 145 Neck Path, 1.93 acres (vacant), April 4, $415,000.

WAINSCOTT

J.P. Burkhart II to 102 W.S.H. L.L.C., 102-104 Wainscott Stone Highway, .78 acre, March 30, $950,000.

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

EAST HAMPTON

L. and E. Foster to M. Messemer, 5 North Cape Lane, .63 acre, Mar. 28, $650,000.

W. Langer to J. Winther and S. Perry, 19 Van Scoy’s Path West, 1.8 acres, April 7, $1,900,000.

MONTAUK

J. Scoglio to J. and N. Gentile, 6 Gull Road, .17 acre, April 15, $676,000.

J. and D. Iaqunito to J. and I. Lowe, 128 Adams Drive, .23 acre, April 6, $855,000.

R.J. Riggins and L Riggins to D. and R. Dickson, Franklin Drive, April 1, $1,560,000.

NOYAC

Timeless Homes Ltd. to A. Lange, 33 Shadyrest Drive, .54 acre, April 11, $720,000.

M. and D. Roeloffs to R. and L. Marsden, 91 Harbor Watch Court, 1.38 acres, April 12, $1,575,000.

SPRINGS

D. and C. Buckley to M. Scaraglino and J. Adamo, 189 Old Stone Highway, .46 acre, April 6, $585,000

Data provided by Suffolk Research Service of Southampton