Business

    Jim Shelly made the difficult decision to leave the Sag Harbor Getty gas and service station because he had no choice, he said Monday. Being assigned a fuel supplier that charges just “three to five cents less than what Hess is pumping it for,” there is no way for an independent retailer to make money there, he said.

   Nicholas Lawler of Telemark in Wainscott is one of the few on the East End qualified to perform a home energy efficiency audit that follows national standards of the Building Performance Institute. The potential results of an audit are reduced energy costs through better performance, as well as improved comfort, safety, and air quality.

AMAGANSETT

Learsy, Ripps, and Edison to N. Kukrika and A. Lally, 12 Devon Road, .14 acre, Aug. 16, $850,000.

EAST HAMPTON

D. Drohan to E. Alvarez and V. Bermeo, 4 Boatsteerer’s Court, .14 acre, July 27, $260,000.

A. Goldstein to 187 BP Owners, 187 Bull Path, 2 acres (vacant), Sept. 24, $895,000.

250 Hands Creek Road to Trajan Partners L.L.C., 396 Hands Creek Road, 3 acres (vacant), Sept. 14, $849,000.

250 Hands Creek Road to Mulberry Partners L.L.C., 390 Hands Creek Road, 2.7 acres (vacant), Sept. 14, $895,000.

    East Hampton Physical Therapy is a new physical therapy office in Montauk run by Rachel Lys, formerly of the Montauk Playhouse. She opened it on Dec. 3 and the business is growing, but she wants to get the word out.

    The space is next door to the new offices of the Concerned Citizens of Montauk. Ms. Lys and her husband, David Lys, a personal trainer, transformed it, doing the work themselves to make it bright and airy.

AMAGANSETT

R. and C. Rifkind to G. Shanon and Cacucciolo, 131 Meeting House Lane, .83 acre, Nov. 8, $2,711,000.

438 Further Lane L.L.C. to 438 Further Lane East, 438 Further Lane, 2.9 acres (vacant), Nov. 26, $6,450,000.

EAST HAMPTON

J. Narvesen and M. Wolk to W. Rhind, W and R, 4 Sycamore Road, .46 acre, Nov. 13, $2,175,000.

E. and J. Pearce (by executor) to R. Bertrand and A. Ferren, 11 Pioneer Lane, .58 acre, Nov. 9, $545,000.

    Kelly Connaughton has been elected as the new president of the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce for 2013. She is the president of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival, which has been a boon to the village’s residents, businesses, and musicians.

    Ms. Connaughton will replace Robert Evjen of the Douglas Elliman real estate company, who has served as president for the past eight years. Mr. Evjen will continue in an advisory capacity and serve as chairman of this year’s HarborFrost festival.

Boat Show Outing

    The Hampton Jitney has put together a package deal for those who would like to see the New York Boat Show at the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan on Saturday. A bus will leave from the Jitney stop in East Hampton Village at 8:30 a.m., making stops in Bridgehampton and Southampton. The return trip departs at 5 p.m.

AMAGANSETT

V. Mnuchin to C. and C. Karides, 12 South Wood Court, 1.93 acres, Nov. 15, $3,445,000.

J. Johnson Trust to M. Frishberg, 21 Mako Lane, .17 acre, Sept. 19, $1,325,000.

EAST HAMPTON

E. Kolodny to P. Izaak, 9 Bull Path Close, 1.93 acres, May 8, $1,400,000.

M. and K. Baldridge to 2012 C.J.P. Hampton Trust, 63 Cove Hollow Road, .58 acre, Oct. 25, $925,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

D. and J. Berger to R. and H. Cooper, 22 Jericho Road, 1 acre, Nov. 16, $3,850,000.

   The Federal Emergency Management Agency has extended to Jan. 28 the deadline for individuals to apply for financial assistance with physical losses due to Hurricane Sandy.

    On Long Island, the extension is open to people living in Suffolk, Nassau, and Queens. It is also open to those on Staten Island, in the Bronx, and in Kings, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster, and Westchester Counties. Registration is online at disasterassistance. gov or by phone at 800-621-3362.

   Working from her home in Sag Harbor, a local cafe, in her neighbors’ living room, or even on a street in the village, Christa Schleicher, an executive wellness coach with Isagenix International, says she’s made six figures a year for six consecutive years.

EAST HAMPTON

E. Zimmerman to F., G., and K. Dalene and A. Weil, 67 Three Mile Harbor Road, .5 acre, Oct. 31, $425,000.

F. Schiaffino to 78 Three Mile Harbor, 78 Three Mile Harbor Road, 1.5 acres, Oct. 23, $950,000.

EAST HAMPTON

VILLAGE

Vista Center Associates to C Squared Holdings, 27 La Forest Lane, 1.18 acres, Oct. 22, $4,500,000.

W. Dratel and S. Lawall to H. and S. Gary, 77 Jericho Road, .95 acre, Oct. 25, $3,090,000.

NORTH HAVEN

   One Stop Pet Shop was crawling with two and four-legged beings on Sunday, as Santa Paws and his trusted elf distributed gift bags to the East End pets that have gained sustenance, and much more, from the shop for the last 25 years.

    Happy non-human types also posed for Polaroid snapshots taken by Sue Orlando, a co-owner of the shop at 136 Main Street in Amagansett.

BAYPOINT

C. Giuseppone to G. and K. Kollitides, 69 Cliff Drive, .39 acre, Oct. 25, $2,700,000.

EAST HAMPTON

H. Edwards (by executor) to Old Hedge Capital, 72 Cooper Lane, .34 acre, Oct. 26, $867,000.

M. Balsam (by executor) to D. Lepere and A. Watts, 716 Hands Creek Road, .76 acre, Oct. 19, $650,000.

A. and B. Nadell to L. Razak and Attar-Razak, 506 Hands Creek Road, 1.4 acres, Oct. 26, $870,000.

D. Kursch and V. Gray to C. Warren, 2 Seaton Street, Oct. 10, $550,000.

BRIDGEHAMPTON

AMAGANSETT

130 Meeting House Lane to J. and N. Schwartz, 130 Meeting House Lane, .61 acre, Oct. 12, $2,000,000.

EAST HAMPTON

R. Gibbons to G. Stephens and L. Wang, 60 Oakview Highway, .44 acre, Oct. 25, $400,000.

G. Topal to T. Silva, 6 Woodhollow Drive, .93 acre, Oct. 16, $1,550,000.

J. and H. Forst to S. Moskowitz, 9 Jasons Lane, 1 acre, Oct. 16, $1,595,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

J. Bennett (by executor) to D. Henry and C. Fornal, 17 Stratton Square, .15 acre, Oct. 26, $800,100.

MONTAUK

   WordHampton Public Relations has been recognized with a MarCom Award for its work on Long Island Restaurant News, a Web site on the region’s dining scene.

   The company, which has an office in Springs, won the Gold International Communicator Award for best business-to-business Web site. WordHampton represents restaurant, real estate, hospitality, and lifestyle businesses on Long Island and throughout the metropolitian area.

    Thanksgiving weekend brought a crush of visitors to Amagansett, and the shops and restaurants of Main Street enjoyed brisk business. Among them was Ganeaux, which opened at 167 Main Street on Nov. 24.

    Christine Ganeaux, formerly a co-owner of Rube, across the street in Amagansett Square, hand-picked all of the merchandise in her new shop, which features an eclectic assortment of clothing, jewelry, accessories, books, scented candles, and more.

EAST HAMPTON

C. and L. Follenius to R. and J. Munkelwitz, 50 Hand’s Creek Road, 5.02 acres, Oct. 19, $1,790,000.

T. Garcia and C. Totaro to D. and L. Fuller, 35 Miller Lane West, .13 acre, Sept. 19, $589,000.

A. and K. Stewart to A. Azoulay, 14 Harvest Lane, .63 acre, Oct. 4, $1,290,000.

D. and M. Zornow to S. and S. Glaser, 10 Shorewood Drive, .94 acre, Oct. 4, $1,847,625.

J. and B. Weinstein to E. Fassberg, 14 Bay View Avenue, Oct. 16, $660,000.

P. and T. Baird to J. and E. Agnello, 25 Rivers Road, .69 acre, Oct. 2, $360,000.

   Sweet ’Tauk, a brand already known for its many flavored lemonades that were sold in farmers markets and in two dozen retail shops from Montauk to Bridgehampton last summer, has leased a shop in Montauk and expanded its inventory for the holidays to include the work of local artisans.

Christmas Shop

    C. Whitmore Gardens of Amagansett has launched its Christmas shop, which is stocked with such holiday items as Fraser fir Christmas trees, a mixed variety of wreaths, garlands, and poinsettias, ornaments including selections from the Jim Marvin Collection (decorator of the White House Christmas tree), fresh floral arrangements and centerpieces, and other decor including glittering decorative branches, flameless and traditional candles, and home fragrances. 

AMAGANSETT

Mandel, B to G. and B. Medlin, 737 Old Stone Highway, 1.8 acres, May 4, $1,725,000.

P. and W. Turgeon to J.C.T. Group L.L.C., 44 Miankoma Lane, .5 acre, Oct. 4, $1,450,000.

Ashawagh Cottage L.L.C. to R. Oliver, 276 Bluff Road, .51 acre, Oct. 15, $5,250,000.

EAST HAMPTON

H. and R. Matheson to C. Saar, 51 Miller Lane East, .12 acre, Oct. 3, $565,000.

S. Fletcher to Garcia-Lugo and Hunault, 22 Edwards Avenue, Oct. 12, $670,000.

R. and H. Cooper to C. Brennan, 2 Livery Lane, .81 acre, Oct. 5, $2,725,000.

   SoundSense, an acoustical engineering and consulting company with offices in East Hampton and New York City, earlier this month was named the winner of a bronze Stevie Award in the “company of the year” category for consumer services at the annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business. The company is owned by Bonnie Schnitta.

    More than 1,200 organizations of all sizes and industries were nominated for Stevie Awards. Winners were chosen by judges who included more than 200 executives from around the world.

AMAGANSETT

K. Connor to Jewelart Trading L.L.C., 75 Hedges Lane, .42 acre, Sept. 12, $1,850,000.

EAST HAMPTON

D. Drohan to Shafshak and Razaimiandr, 199 Three Mile Harbor Road, .23 acre, Oct. 4, $190,000.

MONTAUK

E. Trunz to A. Joseph and S. Kraham, 29 Fairway Place, #17, Sept. 25, $475,000.

M. Marmorowski to P. Daly, part of 17 Hoover Court, Sept. 28, $1,850,000.

J. Pontone and S. Schaaff to J. Ditchik, 46 Houston Drive (vacant), Oct. 2, $825,000.

AMAGANSETT

Learsy, Ripps and Edison to N. Kukrika and A. Lally, 12 Devon Road, .14 acre, Aug. 16, $850,000.

EAST HAMPTON

D. Drohan to E. Alvarez and V. Bermeo, 4 Boatsteerers Court, .14 acre, July 27, $260,000.

B. Kember to 16 Palma Terrace L.L.C., 16 Palma Terrace, .36 acre, Sept. 27, $995,000.

A. Goldstein to 187 BP Owners, 187 Bull Path, 2 acres (vacant), Sept. 24, $8950,000.

250 Hand’s Creek Road to Trajan Partners L.L.C., 396 Hand’s Creek Road, 3 acres (vacant), Sept. 14, $849,000.

AMAGANSETT

T. and L. Sears to Leisure Tech Group, 101 Cross Highway to Devon, 1.94 acres (vacant), Sept. 6, $800,000.

G.W.G. Enterprises to K. Cruz, 912 Montauk Highway, 1.38 acres, Sept. 14, $2,190,000.

S. and L. Gordon to F. and K. Skibo, 924 Montauk Highway, .16 acre, Sept. 7, $1,862,500.

D. Liben (by executors) to S. and L. Jacoby, 78 Cross Highway, .74 acre, Sept. 20, $1,275,000.

J. Tabone to Denlon 2012 Trust, 73 Miankoma Lane, .59 acre, Sept. 21, $4,800,000.

The big chains have all the buying power, said Dave Rutkowski, manager of the Montauk Movie, “and that just hurts the little theaters.”

AMAGANSETT

M. Albert to 142 Central Ave L.L.C., 142 Central Avenue, .25 acre, Sept. 6, $1,150,000.

EAST HAMPTON

I. Palaez and A. Leon to W. Cathcart, 344 Accabonac Road, 1.4 acres, Aug. 29, $650,000.

11 HRL L.L.C. to L. Newlove, 11 Hedge Row Lane, .75 acre, Sept. 10, $3,300,000.

H. Richard (by executor) to Wieder and Muller-Wieder, 16 Huckleberry Lane, Unit 8, Aug. 30, $665,000.

C. Robertson (by executor) to Saint Exupery L.L.C., 190 Daniel’s Hole Road, Unit 5, Sept. 12, $150,000.

    An open house at 53 Toilsome Lane last month allowed the community an intimate look at the work of Yankee Barn Homes, a New Hampshire designer of traditional barn houses, farmhouses, carriage houses, and cottages.

Off-Season Naam

    The Juicy Naam’s Sag Harbor location has begun its off-season hours.

    On Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays the shop will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Revco Goes Green

EAST HAMPTON

B. Levy to B. and R. Nachimow, 9 Stirrup Court, .71 acre, June 26, $1,087,500.

J. LaPiana to J. Omori and S. Togi-Omori, 96 Springy Banks Road, 1.6 acres, Sept. 6, $1,350,000.

S. and J. Pickett to M. Xides, 4 Montauk Avenue, .48 acre, Aug. 24, $725,000.

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE

Delson Equities to J. Schnepper Trust, 21 Talmage Lane, .2 acre, Aug. 30, $962,500.

MONTAUK

M. Boyd to C. Croft and L. Guaitolini, 26 Soundview Drive, .4 acre, Sept. 6, $985,000.

Bridge Bancorp Dividend

    Bridge Bancorp, the parent company of the Bridgehampton National Bank, has announced a third-quarter cash dividend of $0.23 per share, payable on Oct. 30 to shareholders of record as of Oct. 17. In an accompanying release, the company said the dividend continues an “uninterrupted” progression.

    Established in 1910, Bridgehampton National has assets of approximately $1.4 billion. With Suffolk County as its primary market, the bank has 21 locations, including its newest branch, near MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma.