Love pie? Then the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum will be the place to be on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., as Hugh King, the village and town historian, raffles off home-baked pies to the highest bidder.
And if you love to bake pies, the museum’s volunteers want to hear from you. Dana Lester can be phoned or texted at 631-335-9117; Patty Sales at 516-458-3978.
"The Right Whale: Tales of Resilience and Hope," a documentary by Cheryl and Nick Dean, will be shown Thursday night at 6 at the Southampton Arts Center.
Nitrogen is not only the greatest threat to our lakes, ponds, and harbors, the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee was told, but studies have shown that even a low level of nitrate in drinking water is associated with increased risk of cancers.
The East Hampton Village Board voted on Friday to approve a $41,975 expenditure for LTV for a comprehensive video archive preservation project that will also allow greater and more convenient public access to meetings and related content.
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