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Christopher Walsh

Senior Writer

631-324-0002 ext. 120
cwalsh@ehstar.com

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Frosty Reception for Candy Bar’s Ice Cream Dreams

Dylan’s Candy Bar is seeking a permit to allow the sale of ice cream in cones and paper cups, which East Hampton Village prohibited in 2008 as part of an amendment banning fast-food establishments.
By: Christopher Walsh
Marking the 10th With Film and Picnic

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Pressure Ebbs at Beach

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Relay: Don’t Pass Me By

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Amagansett's Fire Volunteers to Mark 100 Years

The Amagansett Fire Department’s celebration will start at noon Saturday with activities for all ages including rides, games, music, food, proclamations, presentations, and the awarding of parade participation trophies.
By: Christopher Walsh
Gardiner Property Eyed for Preservation

If the East Hampton Village Board gets its collective wish, the Gardiner home lot at 36 James Lane, a 3.7-acre parcel that was put up for sale by Olney Mairs Gardiner last fall, will be purchased by the Town of East Hampton using the community preservation fund.
By: Christopher Walsh
Yes to Water Quality Index

By: Christopher Walsh
Wilky, Stanzione in 'Destination Whitetail'

Where can you see an epidemic grow right out in the open? In the Town of East Hampton, according to the voiceover on an episode of "Destination Whitetail" airing on Wednesday at 8:30 and 11:30 p.m. on the Sportsman Channel.
By: Christopher Walsh
Club Inches Toward Irrigation Approval

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To Study Hook Pond

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Am O’Gansett Parade Approaches (News, Villages)

Mark your calendar! The 11th annual Am O’Gansett parade, a unique take on St. Patrick’s Day festivities, is set for March 9.
By: Christopher Walsh
Drinking Water Forum Tuesday (Villages)

The Accabonac Protection Committee will host a panel discussion about drinking water on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Ashawagh Hall in Springs.
By: Christopher Walsh
It’s Time to Register to Vote (News, Politics, Villages)

The League of Women Voters of the Hamptons will mark National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday by distributing voter registration forms and absentee ballot applications in English and Spanish in South Fork communities. T
By: Christopher Walsh
New Home for Jazz Jam (Music & Nightlife, News, Villages)

The Jam Session, a nonprofit organization that has hosted a weekly jazz jam at Bay Burger in Sag Harbor since 2009, has announced a new home as of next month.
By: Christopher Walsh
West Nile Found in East Hampton and Bridgehampton Mosquitoes (Health, News, Outdoors)

A second mosquito collected from East Hampton in 2018 has tested positive for West Nile virus, as has a sample collected in Bridgehampton.
By: Christopher Walsh
Mosquito in East Hampton Tests Positive for West Nile (Health, News, Villages)

A mosquito collected in East Hampton has tested positive for West Nile virus, James Tomarken, the Suffolk County health commissioner, announced on Friday. The sample, taken between July 23 and 29, is the first collected in East Hampton to test positive for the virus this year.
By: Christopher Walsh
The Killers to Perform SiriusXM Show at Talkhouse Saturday (Music & Nightlife, News, Villages)

The indie post-punk revivalist band the Killers will perform an invitation-only show at the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett on Saturday.
By: Christopher Walsh
Blue-Green Algae Bloom in Wainscott Pond (News, Villages)

Sampling performed by officials from the State University at Stony Brook has confirmed the presence of a cyanobacteria bloom, or blue-green algae, in Wainscott Pond.
By: Christopher Walsh
Rally at Zeldin’s Office (Government)

Immigrants, faith leaders, and members of progressive activist groups are to speak at a Keep Families Together rally today at 4 p.m. outside Representative Lee Zeldin’s office in Patchogue.
By: Christopher Walsh
Mosquito Spraying Starts, Trustees Launch Larvae Survey (News, Villages)

The Suffolk County Department of Public Works' division of vector control plans to apply larvicide to multiple salt marshes in the Towns of East Hampton and Southampton on Wednesday and Thursday. The action is to control mosquitoes through the application of methoprene and Bti by helicopter flying at low altitude.

Marshes in Napeague and Beach Hampton in Amagansett, and Accabonac Harbor in East Hampton, are to be treated between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. In the Town of Southampton, the county is to treat Stokes Poges, Jagger Lane, Moneybogue Bay, Westhampton Dunes, Dune Road, Meadow Lane, North Haven, Iron Point, and North Sea. Marshlands in Babylon, Islip, Brookhaven, Riverhead, Southold, and Smithtown were also to be treated.

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