Faithful followers of government and school board meetings on LTV’s government and education channel in East Hampton Town or fans of LTV’s public access shows like “Hello Hello,” “Two Jews Making Food,” or “Meet the Mayor” may have been bewildered this week to find the programming suddenly gone from Altice/Optimum’s Channels 20 and 22.
The East Hampton Town Trustees and Suffolk County have advised the public that a bloom of toxic cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, has been detected in Georgica Pond, posing a threat to public health.
On March 13, 1851, Henry Thomas Dering wrote from Connecticut to his older sister, Frances Mary Dering, in Sag Harbor, inquiring about someone named Hagar. But who was Hagar?
Kenneth Jacob, who had a career in the Air Force and later owned a television repair business in Montauk, died on Aug. 10. He was 91.
Frank Schwitter, an executive with the Arthur Andersen accounting firm and an Air Force veteran, died on Aug. 5 at the Bluff Road, Amagansett, house he owned for 50 years. He was 91.
Barrett Whitman, who as a Grumman engineer led structural analysis for the Apollo lunar module that landed on the moon in 1969, died on Nov. 15. A Montauk resident, he was 95.
Jane Stuart of Springs, who founded HomeWorkPeople, a New York City commercial and residential real estate firm, died on July 7 under hospice care in Westhampton. She was 77.
Two lifeguards, “Dr.” Sam John and Wilmot Baker, notched their 18th save at the Maidstone bathing beach a hundred years ago. Plus much more for you news junkies and history buffs.
We are nearing the peak of hurricane season, which usually arrives in the middle of September, and any that come close to our area in the next few weeks will no doubt affect those who wet a line.
The Hampton Classic Horse Show leaped into action at the Snake Hollow Road showgrounds in Bridgehampton Sunday with leadline classes for 2 through 7-year-olds judged by Joe Fargis, an Olympic gold medalist.
