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News for Foodies 03.25.21

New openings, more Easter and Passover fare, award-winning wines, and more

Cabaret, Off Broadway, and Shea

Valerie diLorenzo has starred in theater, cabaret, and musical revues, but “there’s nothing like being in a show,” she said. “Especially in summer stock or regional theater or doing a tour, when you’re immersed in that world, in that character’s life, and the people you’re with are your family."

A Son’s Ode to His Eccentric Father

Directed by Bob Balaban, “Squeaky” stars Harris Yulin in the title role. When he brought the play to Guild Hall, the play's writer Josh Cohen said, “I think Harris Yulin is made to order. I think he IS my father.”

Ballet's 'Bubbles' Caught on Film

On Monday, the American Ballet Theatre Incubator, under the direction of Jose Sebastian, a summer resident of East Hampton, will launch a series of dances on film choreographed and performed by dancers in quarantine "bubbles."

Two Schools, Two Superintendent Searches

Two local school districts, Bridgehampton and Sagaponack, are searching for candidates for the role of superintendent. Both have announced surveys to solicit feedback and direction from their families and communities.

Bits and Pieces 03.25.21

A screening of the play "War Horse," history told through opera, a talk on Japanese costume, and more

The Art Scene 03.25.21

David Kennedy Cutler returns to Halsey McKay, the Parrish continues its outdoor tours, and Pace offers a Lichtenstein show in Palm Beach

A Grab-and-Go Job Fair

The East Hampton Library has tools ready at hand for those who are looking for employment.

People 50 and Up Eligible for Covid Vaccines Starting Tuesday

New York State residents age 50 and above will be eligible to receive Covid-19 vaccines starting on Tuesday. The state is also encouraging houses of worship to sign up as vaccination sites.

Zeldin Bristles When Pressed on 2020 Presidential Election

Representative Lee Zeldin of New York’s First Congressional District, who is mulling a challenge to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo next year, grew testy when asked on Politico Live if he would state unequivocally that Mr. Biden "had won the election." He had insisted for months that the election was illegitimate and voted to overturn the certification of election results in Arizona and Pennsylvania.

Wind Farm Developers Give to Emergency Heating Fund

Orsted and Eversource, developers of the proposed South Fork Wind farm, have made a $10,000 contribution to the United Way of Long Island’s Project Warmth Emergency Fuel Fund. 

In the Aftermath of an Attack

Following an investigation into a March 2 domestic incident at the Accabonac Apartments in East Hampton, a resident there stands charged with felony criminal mischief and two counts of second-degree harassment.

On the Police Logs 03.18.21

East Hampton Village

A Cove Hollow Road resident called police last week to report an unknown vehicle in the driveway. It turned out to be a landscaper, there to do yard work, which the homeowner confirmed was the plan all along.

Pedestrians Struck on Main Street

Two pedestrians were taken by ambulance to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Sunday afternoon following an accident on Main Street in East Hampton.

Water Mill Resident Named Suffolk Woman of Distinction

Suffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming presented Marit Molin, the founder and executive director of Hampton Community Outreach, with the award in recognition of her service to the community over the past year.

State Approves Offshore Wind Farm Cable Landing

In a major step forward for the proposed South Fork Wind farm, the New York State Public Service Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to issue a conditional Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need, a requirement in order for the project to move ahead.

Eugene E. Lester, 86, Was Town Supervisor

An East Hampton Town supervisor in the 1970s, he served as deputy Suffolk County treasurer for 24 years and was an associate professor at Suffolk Community College.

Glenn Feit, 91, Musician and Lawyer

An international corporate attorney, pilot, sailor, and veteran, he enjoyed a remarkable "second act" after taking up the guitar around the time of his 80th birthday. He became one of the most recognized and beloved among the numerous musicians who call the South Fork home.

Betty Ann Loughead, 92

She "was a steel magnolia in the best sense of the word: pretty and delicate on the outside, strong as steel on the inside," wrote a friend.

Charles E. Roos, 93, Physicist and Innovator

A particle physicist whose many accomplishments included developing technologies for sorting aluminum from other metals and for the automated sorting of recycled plastic, he died in Nashville on Feb. 20 following a massive stroke.