The Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons will hold its next Pet Food Pantry event on Jan. 16.
Donations of food, for both cats and dogs, will be welcomed, and ARF will distribute pet food to community members needing it. Both donations and distribution will take place on that day, a Saturday, from noon to 3 p.m. at 124 Daniels Hole Road in Wainscott.
Bags and cans of wet and dry food or treats must be unopened. Social distancing will be observed, and ARF has asked that all visitors wear masks.
To book a beach table this Saturday, during Labor Day weekend, groups must spend a minimum of $5,000. A table on the deck this weekend costs a minimum of $10,000. Along with good music, a great view, and a beautiful crowd, that might be part of the appeal.
Julian and Barbara Neski’s 1964 Chalif House on Terbell Lane in East Hampton has recently come on the market for $11 million-plus. The house is historically important, but given the times, the value of a one-acre plot, and its location in the village’s estate section, it’s likely to be torn down.
Two of Edith Parsons’s midcentury hooked rugs, one depicting scenes of East Hampton and another showing a map of Long Island, can now be seen at Village Hall and Home, Sweet Home, following her daughter’s donation.
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