A postal worker was driving along her Oyster Pond Lane mail route with the windows rolled down on the afternoon of July 15, when, she told police, a man watering his lawn “decided to turn the hose at her,” splashing her in the face. Officers arrived quickly, and informed the man that he could be charged with harassment. This time, though, they simply documented the incident and let him off with a warning.
Some 80 young basketball players spent Monday afternoon at the Ross School in Bridgehampton drilling their footwork, practicing dribbling and ball-handling skills, shooting hoops, and simulating offensive and defensive tactics under the expert eye of a celebrity coach: John Wallace, a former Knicks player visiting for a junior basketball clinic.
The Hampton Ballet Theatre School will perform its long-running annual production of “Peter and the Wolf” at two locations this week. The show, involving nearly 50 young dancers, will open at LTV Studios in Wainscott at 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. Monday, and be repeated at the Children’s Museum East End in Bridgehampton at those same times on Wednesday.
The curtain rises Friday on the latest black-box-style production from South Fork Performing Arts, “The Music Man Jr.,” an adaptation of the classic musical for young performers. Plus: arts and crafts, Magic: The Gathering and Uno games, tie-dye T-shirts, international snacks, a scavenger hunt, and more coming up for kids and teens.
