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Kabot: Grateful, Vindicated
By Kitty Merrill
“Most people probably feel they
should take a plea, and get on with
their lives. But I’m not most people. I’m
Linda Kabot.”
In the first interview since her
acquittal on drunk driving charges late
last Friday, former Southampton Town
Supervisor Linda Kabot spoke with The
Independent about the jury’s decision,
the trial, losing her re-election bid, and
what life has been like since her Labor
Day, 2009, arrest.
Kabot was in the middle of a campaign
for re-election and preparing to send
her oldest son off to college when
she was pulled over on Main Street in
Westhampton Beach late on the night of
Sunday, September 6. She was arrested
just after midnight on Labor Day.
Almost immediately after news
the supervisor was in custody spread,
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circulate. Key figures in the supposed
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PBA president Patrick Aube and then-
councilwoman Anna Throne-Holst,
Kabot’s opponent, refuted the notion of
a set up designed to sway the outcome
of the pending election. At the time,
Kabot was battling with the PBA over
the proposed termination of six officers.
In response to queries by The
Independent, Aube adamantly denied
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“I wish her and her family the best,” said Southampton Town Supervisor
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intoxicated charge. Throne-Holst acknowledged she is being raked over the
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budget cuts.
Throne-Holst, according to the rumors, must have had knowledge –
especially when it was revealed an insider called her within minutes of Kabot’s
midnight arrest.
“I was home in my pajamas. I wasn’t the one handcuffed. Now my honesty
is being questioned,” Throne-Holst remarked. Last week, during Kabot’s trial,
it was revealed that then-Southampton PBA head Patrick Aube called Throne-
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on my iPod, and have them all playing on bright orange boxers screaming, “Judy!
random, so at any given time, the odds are Judy! Judy! It’s a miracle! It’s a miracle!”
12,000-to-1 that a song will come up. My wife, the beautiful Judy Licht, was in
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East End School Report everyone is facing the same direction, so Pierson High School has moved up
7

Mired In Mediocrity
it’s easier to pin the tail on the donkey.” steadily in the rankings, from fifth all
The district was not satisfied with its the way to second this year. Pierson
science program, “so we hired a science was also the only high school other
specialist at the elementary school,” than Mattituck to score above the state
By Rick Murphy McKenna related. The same philosophy average for students passing Regents
We also analyzed the percentage of
Parents who recall school students who passed Regents exams -- was followed in “a literacy-based reading exams in all 10 subjects tested.
administrators stating how well their once again the results are average at best. program” that allows students at the Greenport High School finished
students did on statewide Regents exams Certain trends emerged that over elementary level to better grasp subjects fourth, its highest placing so far.
might want to check for themselves. time provide a clear snippet of academic like global studies in high school. Southold ranked 69 among 115 schools,
There is no single statistic that performance hereabouts. For example, Mattituck also performed best among followed by Southampton. Hampton
can accurately measure academic Mattituck High School finished first East End schools in the percentage of Bays, Riverhead, and East Hampton
performance -- and maybe that’s a good or second in 2005, 2007 and this year. students who passed Regents exams, were in the 15th percentile, meaning
thing for East End high schools. Once again best performing high school besting the state average in all 10 subjects 85 percent of schools on Long Island
T h e I n d ep en d en t p e ri o d i ca l l y on the East End, Mattituck’s overall tested. Almost every student passed every tested higher.
attempts to discern how local students ranking of 42 out of 115 high schools, exam – a necessity, since students need Not a single East End school ranks
perform by comparing them to others is an indicator of just how poor local to earn a Regents diploma to graduate. among Long Island’s best. In the past
on Long Island. The barometer we used schools are, at least in as far as turning Westhampton, which had been first administrators have suggested some of
this time around was the percentage of out students who have mastered the five or second in The Independent’s previous the crème de la crème come from larger
students who scored 85 or more on six subjects used for this comparison: Math comparisons, fell to third this time schools to the west that can afford college-
key Regents exams. (A and B), English, U.S. History, Global around, ranking slightly above the pack Continued on page 15.
Once again, East End schools come History, and Living Environment.
up short when compared to the overall James McKenna, the superintendent
performance of other Long Island at Mattituck, said achieving good grades
schools. In fact, three schools, Hampton on Regents begins in the lower grades.
Bays, East Hampton and Riverhead, rate He said the school revamped its math

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By Kitty Merrill
to which the help is provided was a
No one disagreed that farming is theme last Thursday night during
an imperiled industry on the East End an East Hampton Town Board public
and deserving of assistance. The extent hearing on a proposed revision to town
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A handful of local farmers including
Alex Balsam and Scott Chaskey favored
the town code amendment. They noted
that New York State Ag & Markets
law supercedes local law and says
a municipality may not be overly
restrictive during review of farming site
plans, and spoke to the prohibitive cost
of the planning process.
Qualified support for the proposal
came from a handful of speakers.
Sylvia Overby a former planning
board member, observed the town
board may be “in the right church,
but the wrong pew.” She and several
others expressed concern about
giving the building inspector the
authority to review site plans when
it’s the planning department that has
expertise in the agricultural arena.
Although he was mostly supportive of
the measure, local attorney Richard
Whalen said he wasn’t sure the
town could legally give the building
inspector such authority.
Other opponents to the scheme
included Elaine Jones, who worried
applications would be processed without
adequate neighbor notification and
Jennifer Dauria who complained about
the preponderance of deer fences
marring open vistas. Bonnie Krupinski
said the fences make the farms look like
“concentration camps.” Quigley noted the
amendment doesn’t speak to deer fencing,
which she said she finds “horrific,” too.
The farmers said they refrained from
erecting deer fence as long as they could,
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The Kabot Decision
Former Southampton Town Supervisor Linda Kabot may not be a
particularly good driver, but the tape made by Westhampton Beach
Village Police on September 6, 2009 turned out to be all the evidence
she needed to be acquitted of DWI charges.
The tape opens with a view of Kabot’s car driving through the
streets of Westhampton Beach. She is driving normally – at one point
she straddles and appears to cross the center line; at another point
she makes a rolling stop, perhaps not coming to a complete halt. But
these are narrow streets, as locals know, and many of us would admit
in a candid moment to driving the same way. At any rate, it is important
to remember these are traffic infractions not an indication of drunk
driving. If police think otherwise, it becomes a Constitutional issue -
the citizenry has every right to expect our officers to assume we are
responsible citizens, just as the police have to right to investigate if
they do not.
The police followed Kabot for an inordinate amount of time without
pulling her over. Why? The prosecuting attorney said the officers
were giving the driver the benefit of the doubt - we suspect they ran
a registration make on her, established who she was, and radioed
superiors to ask what do to next.
When she was finally pulled over, the tape reveals, Kabot is
questioned, though we can’t see her face. She speaks normally,
however. There would appear no further reason to question her, unless
she smelled of alcohol – she admitted to having one or two glasses of
wine during the previous four hours.
She is asked to exit the car and perform field sobriety tests – though
an officer is standing in front of the camera, obstructing our view.
At one point Kabot notes it’s difficult to do the tests with two-inch
heels on, and asks permission to take them off. She does, effortlessly
balancing on one leg while removing each shoe. She seems to perform
fine on the tests, which entail walking while placing one foot in front of
the other and so on. The tape, inexplicably, is missing four minutes. In
retrospect, that probably is more telling than police let on.
Oddly, the arresting officer seemed to have more trouble reading
the instructions to Kabot than she has performing the tasks.
The bottom line is the arrest report states she failed all field
sobriety tests, and that’s clearly not the case. Maybe she didn’t smell
of alcohol, either. Maybe cops are just trained to repeat the same
mantras ad nauseum. Maybe Kabot should have been given a traffic
ticket and there was no probable cause to make her get out of the car.
Its time for the Suffolk DA to take a long look at this case, the
Westhampton Beach Village Police in general, and the conspiracy to
“Get Kabot” especially. Among the things the DA will hopefully look
at is the longstanding reputation of the WHB officers for being overly
aggressive and nasty to citizens. The fact that the village pays them
and their chief inordinately high salaries can only be attributed to the
stupidity of the board members and the naivete of the voters who elect
them, especially since at any given time there always seems to be a
couple of suspended cops drawing full pay.
That the average WHB cop makes double what a veteran NYC
officer makes is beyond ridiculous – it shows a callous disregard for
taxpayers that borders on the criminal. When a cop making $130,000
year gets put on the witness stand barely a year after a seminal event
transpires and repeatedly mumbles “I don’t remember” under oath to
questions embarrasses the entire law enforcement community, and
certainly the village populace. Also questionable is why a cop – in this
case the then Southampton PBA head Patrick Aube - is calling Town
Councilwoman Anna Throne-Holst, who was running against Kabot, in
the middle of the night. Shouldn’t such calls be reserved for the chief,
and made in dire emergencies only? Not coincidentally, Throne-Holst
is a strong supporter of the police union, and Kabot wanted to trim
the department’s staff levels. It should be noted after she was elected
supervisor, Throne-Holst refrained from cutting police staffing despite
the weakened economy.
Missing from the tape is the bystander who was arrested for
interfering with Kabot’s arrest – he was allegedly berating the police,
they said. The Independent reached the man in another state a week
later, and he was reticent to say a word about the incident. Had he been
threatened, or did someone promise him charges would be dropped if
he said nothing to the newspapers?
Let’s tell it like it is. The fact that Kabot was an enemy of the
Southampton PBA almost certainly comes into play here. We were
told anecdotally the word was out to police departments all over the
area to “nail her” if the opportunity arose.
Locals know pulling over a town supervisor (and subsequently
arresting her) is an unheard of event in these parts -- almost as rare
as a police officer’s wife or kid getting arrested for DWI. Are we saying
some people around here get special treatment? Duh . . . ya think?
Looking the other way, though, is not nearly as egregious as setting
someone up. We have said from the outset we smelled a rat, or in this
case rats. Now it’s Kabot’s turn. Obviously, she has a massive lawsuit
– the arrest might have cost her the election.
The district attorney needs to come back into this case as well, but
with a fresh perspective. The word has been out for a long time that
this was a set-up. If so, everyone involved needs to be punished, and
hard. If our police officers are so vindictive as to do this to a politician,
what assurances do we have this isn’t being done to our citizens?
Our prediction has become a reality. Linda Kabot is coming back,
and she’s bringing hell with her.
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VOICES
Seriously Consider
To The Editor,
Aggressive law enforcement is not the
answer to the issues you raised. Bill McGintee
tried it and it didn’t work. What makes you think
it will work now? Giving someone a ticket and
perhaps fining them is the least effective way
to stop these problems We ought to seriously
consider taking these matters out of the Court
and creating an administrative tribunal, a
quality of life court, where neighbors can be
asked to sit down with each other and try and
work things out. Raising the level of civility just
might work.
STEPHEN GROSSMAN
Editor’s Note: Bill McGintee did nothing to
enforce code enforcement laws beyond making
his incompetent friend the department head
and engaging in vendettas against people
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he didn’t like. He did call a much ballyhooed
press conference to announce a hotline to
report violators – but it didn’t exist.
Strong Statement
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Obamacare. Worthless symbolism you say?
When is the last time either house of Congress
has voted to repeal a recently enacted law?
This repeal vote was, indeed, significant and a
strong statement that Americans remain livid
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our throats.
Remember last Christmas when the
Democrats could not muster the votes to pass
the socialized medicine law, so they finessed
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an end run through the reconciliation process
in order to give Washington full control over one
sixth of our economy. Yup, this all happened
on Christmas Eve, 2009. The Democrats gave
us something that America cannot afford and
that will destroy the best health care system
in the world.
It is time to “re-gift” this legislation by
repealing it in its entirety.
BILL JONES
Our Town
Dear Editor;
America at its best! That’s what it was on
January 31st at the Southold Town Rec Center.
Many Americans came together to talk about
what they want Southold Town to look like in the
years to come, and how to do it.
Respectfully sitting together in groups of 10
or more, we spoke of what is needed and what
each one of us can do, not only to protest but
to grow as a town and as a people.
We all, it seemed, came from all walks of
life, values and perspectives, but we all agreed
on one major thing: this is our town, let’s work
together and save it.” It’s worth saving.
JACK MCGREEVY
Impartial Judges
Dear East Hampton Independent,
Virginia Thomas is the wife of U.S. Supreme
Court Justice Clarence Thomas. He is one of 9
supposedly “Politically Impartial” judges with
a lifetime position on that exalted “Unbiased”
one third of our U.S. branches of government.
Mrs. Thomas, “Ginni,” is a founder of a
Conservative Activist group now Liberty Central,
a group she envisioned as forming a bridge
between the conservative establishment and
the anti-establishment tea party Conservative
movement. She is a Lobbyist which boasts
using her, “experience and Connections” to help
clients with “Governmental Efforts” and political,
“Undisclosed Donation Strategies,” the same
undisclosed donations surprisingly ruled last year
in which Justice Thomas in the Citizens United
ruling decided with the majority in a decision that
allowed corporate donations to fund campaign ads,
without disclosing their contributions; a fortuitous
ruling for Ginni, to be sure. That was the same
outrageous ruling which contradicted all laws of
anatomy by ruling that a corporation was a Person.
Those comparing Ginni’s “connected” role to 1/9th
of the Supreme Court to Hillary Clinton’s unabashedly
biased leanings akin to her husband’s, the President
of the United States obviously do not understand the
difference between the Executive branch and that of
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New Sheriffs In Town
Southampton Town has curtailed the problem - unlike the village 7/11
scene. The people of Springs can co-exist - with legal neighbors who don’t
litter, play loud music all night, and have a dozen mattresses in basements
they rent out. My little girl waits for the school bus with 14 Latino men in
the house next door coming and going. She is 12. Do you wonder why I am
uneasy? I am sorry if this sounds racist. I didn’t pay $698,000 for this!
-- Jane Forester
This is great news. Let the town board study affordable housing all they
want. Meanwhile, punish those breaking the law. It’s no different than
allowing shoplifters or allowing people to sneak in the movies without
paying. There should be no double standards.
-- Madeline S.
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the Judicial. He was a Democrat and she as well. (east side Sweezey Ave & Pulaski Street).
He was voted into office on a political platform and Pedestrians are forced to walk in traffic and
dodge vehicles yet Code Enforcement is lacking.
never expected to be impartial, neutral or unbiased;
no less than any other political party leader whether The Tax Receiver knows how to take taxes they
it is Kennedy, Nixon, Carter, Reagan or Bush. They just don’t for what they are used. I don’t get it
are all flag bearers of their individual political parties. -- Suffolk County Public Works can plow COUNTY
The Supreme Court is another animal completely and ROAD 58 but County Cops can’t patrol it?
having one ninth of it compromised by a wife with her What about the Suffolk Highway Patrol
“connections” is unseemly if not downright illegal. which Levy in his ego-fueled fight with the PBA
But then what are we really upset about, removed them from the LIE and Sunrise Highway
balance in our unbalanced Supreme Court? With so that the Sheriff Department could patrol
Thomas, Roberts, Alito, Scalia, and the possible these thoroughfares. Fiscal expert?
deciding vote by Reagan appointed, Kennedy; Now the cost of these patrols are funded
unbiased decisions are a farce as is our present by East End residents. Riverhead taxpayers
“neutral” Supreme Court. fund their own Police Dispatchers yet still fund
ARLENE PHILOMENA the Suffolk County Police Dispatchers from
whom the Town does not receive services?
Media outlets criticize the NYC Sanitation but
Ego-Fueled
right here in eastern Suffolk taxpayer money
To the Editor, is being squandered and the the public is
I enjoy reading your paper nevertheless it bamboozled.
seems that the elected officials of the Town of DENNIS P. BYRNE SR
Riverhead and 1st LD are
clueless about the will of
the people.
On CR 58 the newly
Notices
installed, at taxpayer’s Please take notice that in accor-
dance with the provisions of Sec-
Dept.(Jr-Sr HS); roof repair Main-
tenance Office (Jr/Sr HS); floor
expense, sidewalks are tion 6-d of the General Municipal repair in Cafeteria (ES); sidewalk
clogged with snow and Law, the Board of Education of
the Southold UFSD will conduct
repair (ES); masonry repair (ES);
interior door repair (ES); chiller
ice and are treacherous a public hearing on February, 16, controller repair (ES) and includ-
and it seems nothing has 2011 at 7:00 PM prevailing time
in the Southold Jr.-Sr. High
ing contingencies and architec-
tural fees.
been done to clear them. School Auditorium in said District
Dated: Southold, NY
Riverhead Town awash in on the proposed appropriation of
a sum not to exceed SIX HUN- February 4, 2011
red ink refuses to enforce DRED FORTY ONE THOUSAND
By Order of the Board of Educa-
the Town code pertaining SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY ONE
($641,781.00) DOLLARS from tion
t o p r o p e r t y o w n e r ’ s the previously established Repair Southold Union Free School Dis-
Reserve Fund for the following trict
responsibility to clear their purposes:
chimney repair (Jr-Sr
sidewalks of ice and snow HS); HVAC repair Receiving
A Big Gulp in ’Gansett? 11

By Kitty Merrill acknowledged 7-Eleven would be “a

The reaction was more along the permitted use.”
lines of “Heaven Help Us,” than ‘Oh, The arrival of a 7-Eleven sparked an
thank heaven.” Last Thursday night at outcry in Montauk last summer. Business
the East Hampton Town Board’s regular owners and community members
meeting, a pair of Amagansett residents wondered how such a store could move in
expressed concern that a 7-Eleven may without a comprehensive site plan review,
be on the horizon for the hamlet. complaining that, as part of a national
R o n a K l o p m a n , c h a i r o f t h e chain, the store would have an unfair
A m a g a n s e t t C i t i z e n s A d v i s o r y competitive advantage over local mom
Committee reported and pop establishments.
that she’d viewed a Town officials explained
building permit and In New York State, that if the use is permitted
Architectural Review by zoning, only a building
Board application for municipalities can’t permit and ARB approval
a retail use at the are necessary.
former Villa restaurant regulate which retail The same would be
on Montauk Highway true in Amagansett,
just east of the IGA business occupies a town attorney John Independent / Kitty Merrill

shopping center. While Jilnicki advised last Some community members are worried a 7-Eleven moving in to the former Villa restaurant in
the application doesn’t property if a retail use T h u r s d a y n i g h t . Amagansett could take a “Big Bite” out of business in the hamlet.
note the new store In New York State,
will be a branch of the is allowed there. municipalities can’t law that allows landowners to refrain Supervisor Bill Wilkinson pointed out

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national chain, Klopman regulate which retail from revealing their plans with detail. chain stores do exist in the hamlet, the Bass
said workers at the site business occupies a Councilwoman Julia Prince said she Shoe outlet being an example. He wondered
confirmed they were renovating the property if a retail use is allowed there, favors analysis of aspects of projects that if community members were upset about
space to accommodate a 7-Eleven. the attorney explained. trigger site plan review. the franchise or about the proposed retail
Elaine Jones also reported receiving a Nevertheless, Klopman looked Klopman and Jones both worried use. What if Brent’s wanted to move to the
phone call about the pending arrival of askance at the failure to require about the impact a 7-Eleven would have site and create Brent’s East, he mused.
the franchise convenience store. applicants to list precisely what on other businesses in Amagansett, If 7-Eleven opens, Brent’s would be
The property owner, Rick Principi business they propose. She called while Betty Mazur noted Amagansett is forced out of business, Jones predicted.
said, “We’ve been through the A.R.B. for a moratorium “on these kinds of the only hamlet that doesn’t harbor a Additional reporting by Rick Murphy.
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Audit Exposes ‘Inaccurate’ Accounts
By Kitty Merrill
state officials notes, “We found that were not monitored during the year
Over $8 million in combined fund the Town’s financial condition is to ensure that they remained within
deficits, capital project overruns with no generally positive.” A total fund balance existing appropriation authority.”
vouchers to support payments, unpaid representing more than 22 percent of Also, over $25 million in interfund
interfund advances . . . and they’re not the town’s 2010 operating budget of advances were found. They had not been
even talking East Hampton. almost $80 million was in place. paid back at the time of the report.
The Office of the State Comptroller last But, the state auditors found fund Other fiscal flaws found by state
week released an audit of Southampton deficits and overdrawn accounts for officials include the failure to maintain
Town’s financial condition and internal several individual operating funds. timely and accurate accounting records
controls for the time period covering “These deficits have occurred because and reports or file required legally
2008 through August of 2009. inaccurate budgets were adopted due
Another clue they weren’t talking to inaccurate or non-existing financial
East Hampton during the same time records at the time that the Town Board The audit doesn’t reflect
period? An executive summary by adopted them, or because expenditures
well on the past, but speaks
Snag Suspected Dealer strongly to the hard work
The Southampton Town Police Street Crime Unit reported the arrest we’ve already done
Saturday of a suspected drug dealer. According to the police report, weeks
of surveillance revealed Tania A. Copenhaver, 38, of Sebonac Road in
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Southampton was dealing PCP and cocaine throughout the town. She was required annual financial reports in a
arrested Saturday night after a vehicle stop in Hampton Bays revealed she timely fashion.
was allegedly in possession of 24 grams of cocaine. The town did not monitor its capital
Copenhaver was booked on two counts of third degree criminal possession projects well, nor did officials keep
of a controlled substance and a misdemeanor count of the same charge. accurate accounting of expenditure. Congressman Tim Bishop (right) toured
K.M. Examining two specific projects, Lake Montauk to inspect the shoaling
auditors discovered some $500,000 in problem with Assemblyman Fred Thiele,
payments that weren’t related to the East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson
projects, plus the failure to maintain
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available cash balances by more than $9
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Pepper Brandy Cream Sauce. With a shelled Brazilian Lobster
Tail, Château Potato and grilled Asparagus.
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Carole and Ray Sachtleben of Water Mill, has
successfully completed US Army Basic Infantry
School in Fort Benning, Georgia on January
20,2011. Kenny is now attending Advanced
Individual Training at Fort Sam Houston, Texas
for Combat Medical Specialist (MOS 68-W).
Beat The Blahs
The League of Women Voters of the Hamptons invites residents to break
the winter’s isolation, socialize with members of the League, and learn
about the organization’s plans for 2011 at its annual “Beat the Winter Blahs”
Luncheon next Wednesday at the Southampton Inn’s OSO Restaurant, 91
Hill Street. Reservations, requested by February 12, are being taken by Julia
Kayser of East Hampton at 631-324-1498 or kayjullee@aol.com. Payment of
$25, including tax and tip, may be made at the door by cash or check to the
Southampton Inn.
Cuff Suspect In Home Invasion
Southampton Town Police reported the arrest last Wednesday of one suspect
in the January 17 home invasion on North Magee Street in Tuckahoe.
Marcus Simmons, 25, of Mastic was charged with burglary, first-degree
assault, and felony weapon possession. Following arraignment in Southampton
Town Justice Court, he was remanded to the county jail in lieu of $100,000 bail.
Police are still looking for a second suspect in the home invasion. According
to Detective Sergeant Randy Hintze, the suspects targeted the home because
they thought they would find drugs there. A resident of the house was shot by
intruders and a second inhabitant was assaulted. This week police revealed a
third occupant, a 12-year-old boy, was threatened with a gun as well.
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The Eric Firestone Gallery in East
on:
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Hampton presents the group exhibition
“Winter Works” with an opening reception
Saturday from 5 to 7:30 PM. The show
Valentine’s Weekend Special
consists of an expansive selection of works
The Love & Passion art show, Bay Street Theatre presents a
by selected artists including painters Jorge
featuring works from more than Valentine’s Weekend special movie
Fick and Douglas Denniston, sculptors
60 artist will host an opening and dance starting Saturday at 8
Thomas Morin, Eduardo Chavez, Paul
reception on Saturday from 5 to 8 PM. Enjoy a screening of Mahogany
Harris and MARE 139 and extraordinary
PM at Ashawagh Hall in Springs. starring Diana Ross and Billy Dee
mid-century jewelry by Rolph Scarlett. Also
There will be music by Alfredo Williams followed by DJ and Dancing.
on exhibit, rare drawings by New York’s
Merat. At 7 PM Kate Mueth and For more information call 631-725-
groundbreaking underground artists COCO 144, SNAKE I, NOVA and more,
the Neo-Political Cowgirls will 9500.
as well as vintage photographs by Anton Perich, Erica Lenard, Henry Chalfant
and the renown Jack Stewart, whose documentation of urban art and subway perform. The event is sponsored
graffiti at its most radical point, the early 1970s, is widely acknowledged as by the Karyn Mannix Contem-
the most significant chronicle on the evolution of subway art. On view through porary.
March 27.

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alendar Compiled By Kitty Merrill

Deadline for submissions is Thursday at noon. Fax them to (631)
324-6496 or e-mail to news@indyeastend.com.
East Hampton
WEDNESDAY 2•9•11
• The Springs Food Pantry serves those in need each Wednesday
from 5 to 6 PM at the Springs Presbyterian Church. Through May,
a clothing room will be available for participants as well. Want to
donate gently–used clothes, coats, and shoes? Stop by when the
pantry is open.
• Take a Zumba class at the YMCA East Hampton every
Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. Thursday mornings from 9:15
to 10:15, too. Call 631-329-6884 for details.
• ESL classes are offered at the East Hampton Library from 5
to 6:45 PM. Call 631-324-0222 to sign up.
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It’s all free. Call 631-668-1612 for the full schedule of programs
throughout the week.
• AARP tax help is available at the Montauk Library from 11
AM to 2 PM.
SATURDAY 2•12•11
• The Shabbat morning meditation group meets at 9 AM at the
Jewish Center of the Hamptons.
• Stroll East Hampton Village with Nancy Kane of the East
Hampton Trails Preservation Society at 10 AM. Meet at the nature “Learn To be Tobacco Free” at 6 PM.
preserve on David’s Lane. Call 631-324-5799 with questions.
• The East Hampton Library will hold a huge book sale at 10 AM. 6 PM at 75 Main. Reservations at 631-283-2638
SUNDAY 2•13•11
• Camp Karole at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons holds an
open house at 12:30 PM. Phone 631-324-9858 to learn more.
• The First United Methodist Church of East Hampton hosts a pot for more information.
• Learn about Facebook at the East Hampton Library at 5 PM.
Call 631-324-0222 to register.
• “My First Story Time” for young children is held at 10:15 AM
at the Amagansett Library.
Southampton
WEDNESDAY 2•9•11
• Babies and Books at 11 AM, Hampton Library in
Bridgehampton. For babies up to 15 months. Call 631-537-0015
for more information.
THURSDAY 2•10•11
• Canasta For Beginners at the Hampton Bays Library 10 AM;
• Southampton Trails Preservation Society winter benefit dinner,
FRIDAY 2•11•11
• Solist Ray Kamalay, performing on guitar and vocals, will
appear at 7 PM at the Rogers Memorial Library. Call 631-283-0774
• Piano concert by Nnenna Ogwo at 3 PM, Beethhoven and
Bach, at the Rogers Memorial Library.
MONDAY 02•14•11
• Rogers Memorial Library hosts a film screening of
The Palm Beach Story, the 1942 classic at 3 PM.
TUESDAY 02•15•11
• Computer classes in Spanish at 4:30 PM, Hampton Library.
See number listed above.
• Ongoing workshop from 10 AM to 2 PM – drawing class
sponsored by Southampton Artists at Veteran’s Hall, 2 Pond Lane in
Southampton Village. For more info call 631-725-5851.
WEDNESDAY 02•16•11
• Babies and Books at 11 AM, Hampton Library in
Bridgehampton. For babies up to 15 months. Call 631-537-0015
for more information.
• Crocheting class at Hampton Bays library 7 to 8:30 PM. Call
631-728-6241.
• Author and New York Times reporter James Barron visits the
Rogers Memorial Library at noon. For more info about library events
call 283-0774.

THURSDAY 2•10•11
• The Friends of Montauk Library winter movie series continues
with a screening of The Kids Are All Right at 7 PM.
• The East Hampton Republican Committee celebrates Abraham
Lincoln’s 202nd birthday at Michael’s restaurant in Springs at 6 PM.
Tickets are $75 per person and include a three course buffet-style
dinner.
• Pajama Story Time is held at the Amagansett Library at 6 PM.
FRIDAY 2•11•11
• Fridays at the Montauk Playhouse feature open gym from
noon to 5 PM, basketball for seventh and eighth graders from 5 to
7 PM, and a youth program for high school kids from 7 to 9 PM.
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• It’s open gym all day each Sunday, from 8 AM to 5 PM at the
SATURDAY 2•12•11
Montauk Playhouse. Call 631-668-1612 with questions. WEDNESDAY 2•9•11
• Valentine making workshop for children at Hampton Library,
MONDAY 2•14•11 2478 Main Street in Bridgehampton. Begins at 2:30 PM. • Chair aerobics are offered each Wednesday morning at the
Mattituck-Laurel Library at 9 AM.
• It’s Valentine’s Day. Give somebody your heart, or at least • Book discussion sponsored by the Horticultural Alliance at the
chocolate. Bridgehampton Community House 11 AM – Japanese Gardens by THURSDAY 2•10•11
• The East Hampton Rotary welcomes Harold Levy from Patrick Chasse. Call 631-537-2223 for details. • Our Redeemer Lutheran School in Aquebogue offers a “Terrific
the Patient AirLift Services, an organization that arranges free air • “Saturdays at the Center” a series of workshops for young Two’s” program on Thursdays and Tuesdays from 11 AM to 12:30
transportation to individuals needing medical care, to its dinner people at the Bridgehampton Rec Center. Call 631-537-0616 for PM. Call 631-722-4000 ext.10 to register.
meeting at the Boathouse on 39 Gann Road in Springs. 5:30 PM. the skinny. • Senior stretch classes are offered at the Riverhead Library at
Call 631-238-5257 for 411. • Grand Opening of the Southampton Animal Shelter’s new thrift 10:30 AM. Call for details and registration information.
shop – 87 Jobs Lane, 3 PM.
FRIDAY 2•11•11
• Eat, Pray, Love screens at the Mattituck-Laurel Library at
1:30 PM.

• Beat the midwinter blues at the Southold American Legion from

8 PM to 1 AM. Tickets are $32 and include open bar, hors d’oeuvres
and dancing courtesy of DJ Joe. Call for tickets. 631-765-5122 or
631-765-1786.
SATURDAY 2•12•11
• Learn how to use a chart in a USPS University Seminar
offered by the Peconic Bay Power Squadron at West Marine on Old
Country Road in Riverhead from 1 PM to 3 PM. Course fee: $35.
Call 631-298-4326 to sign up.
• Does Rover have dragon mouth? Learn about dental care for
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TUESDAY 2•15•11
• Health insurance counseling sponsored by the Suffolk County

Waters Edge Salon Office for the Aging is provided at the Mattituck-Laurel Library from
1:30 to 3 PM. Call the circulation desk for an appointment.
WEDNESDAY 2•16•11
Full Service Salon • A Relay for Life Southold Town kick off meeting will be held
at 7 PM at Mattituck High School in the auditorium.
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Rick’
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LOW TIDINGS
It’s Only Words
I have been, over the course of my life,
hip, hep, cool (“Cool, Daddy-O” as the
beatniks and poets would say) and also
cool as in “Cool, Dude” as they said in
the sixties. I’ve been groovy (I admit it)
and even nifty. I have been neat, neat-o,
boss, and rad. I’ve been up to it, and
down with it. I’ve gotten jiggy wit it many
times, albeit usually with myself. I’ve
been amped, crunked up, and I admit in
a moment of candor, grody. But no one
who has seen my wardrobe would argue
by Rick Murphy
By Rick Murphy
Macerena, Shimmy, the Shimmy Shake,
the Slide, the Mambo, Limbo, and, god
forgive me, the Cha-Cha.
I’ve smoked Big Reds, butts, bogies,
joes, fags, sticks, and rollies, and not to
mention weed, dope, grass, ganja, Mary
Jane, pot, herb, dope, and kind, and
probably more cow dung from Turkey
than I care to admit to.
It all proves that over time words take
on new meanings, as often chronicled
by William Safire, the erudite “On
might say I’m meandering, I certainly
digress. I may be off-point, but this is
certainly not a rambling discourse. I
was merely articulating the cabin fever
we all feel now, and how that closed-
in feeling sometimes leads to pent-up
anger being released. I can articulate a
diphthong with the best of them. I know
an analemma has nothing to do with a
hot water bottle. I can titivate, enjoy some
lumpsucker, inspissate, but I’m going to
hold off on that colorectomy for a while,
at least until after the fartlek passes, but
thanks for asking.
There are a lot of angry people out
there. Words fly around like bats. Some
sting and hurt, but that’s because we let
them. Words are like spirits, demons –
they only hold sway over us if we let them.
They are powerless without our energy.
I think we all need to mellow out, that
is, to chill (or better yet take a chill pill),
back, re-think things, smell the roses, and
just calm down. Be cool, my brothers and
sisters! And that is certainly easy to do
this time of the year.
Things that get our goat, drive us
crazy, make us mad or sick, and piss
us off seem important, especially in
February when we’ve been driven half-
batty by the snow. Somehow, though,
these same things don’t seem quite as
timely come summer when the fish are
biting and the waves are breaking and
there are barbecues and pool parties.
I’m worried people reading this will
become peniaphobic and blame me. I’m
just the messenger – I don’t need a bunch
of thespians writing nasty letters.
To comment in real time visit
indyeastend.com, hit the “columns”
link at the top of the home page, and
scroll down to the bottom of the column.

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that I am indeed chic. Language” columnist of the New York

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and the new wave; I’ve had your back 30 years of great columns.

and been right behind you. I tweak, twit
and thwack (that’s the sound of a clean
jump shot going through the nets). I’ve
done the Hanky-Panky, Twist, Peppermint
Twist (yes, there is a difference), Mash,
Monster Mash, Mosh -- I also nosh --
I like to read the dictionary and pick
out odd sounding words. I used to do
this a lot when we played Scrabble
back in college -- ok, I ran with a nerdy
bunch. Another Scrabble player would
challenge the word and I’d end up getting
double-word score. For example, uvula,
masticate, and dongle are perfectly
normal words, but most folks don’t know
what they mean, or that they even exist.
While doing research for a column I
wrote (yes, these things require research)
I discovered surfer lingo is rife with words
that have meaning only within that group.
Only in Surferville can you use words
like schlong or woody and NOT be
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By Sue Hansen
Our “Pet of the Week” is featuring
two great dogs at Long Island’s largest
municipal shelter. Brookhaven Animal
Shelter, located at 300 Horseblock Road
is home to over three hundred animals.
Some people go to the shelter looking
for a special kind of dog: a certain
breed, size or disposition. Others are
on a mission: to rescue a dog that has
been there the longest. Pictured here are

talking about anything obscene. Other
surfer words include clidro, gremmie,
menehunes, and shibby. All of these
assure a good Scrabble score.
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a “gentle mouth” and takes treats very
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ARIES (Mar. 20 - Apr. 20) It’s all about
trusting your intuition and trusting your
hunches this week. Perhaps even your
dreams will be a good guide. Jupiter
has moved into your sign, marking the
beginning of a time of expansion. For
now look to the subtle clues about where
to expand -- later on the path becomes
obvious.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 - May 21) Roar if
you need to roar! There are times when
making a big deal about things is the
most appropriate reaction. Make sure you
are being heard and don’t be afraid of a
moment of drama that will allow others to
understand what you need and all you are
feeling.
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GEMINI (May 21 - June 22) There is a
bit of magic in the air this week, so make
sure you are communicating and paying
attention to the synchronicities. Just keep on
talking and watch the magic unfold.
CANCER (June 22 - July 23) Can you
trust yourself? Do you believe that how
you are experiencing things, how you are
seeing things is the actual truth that you
can make your choices from? Try yes as
the answer to these questions and learn
to value your opinion of your life above
anyone else’s.
LEO (July 23 - Aug. 23) Honesty is key
this week. Do your best to take off the rose
colored glasses and see things as they truly
are, rather than blur the edges of things. You
can be gentle, just be honest.
VIRGO (Aug. 23 - Sept. 23) Humor, it is
all about humor this week. See if you can’t
find a way to laugh through whatever is
going on this week. Taking things lightly
will allow for a much better journey through
this week, rather than taking things too
seriously and just having no fun at all. Try
to lighten up!
LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 23) You along
with Gemini above are in a bit of a magical
zone this week, so do your best to see the
amazing things happening all around you.
Do your best to communicate during this
time, as what you are seeing and how you
are seeing things need to be shared. Just
leave room for the magic.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 - Nov. 22) It is not all
you fault. Resist the urge to make yourself
the problem when others around you are
just not living up to their responsibilities.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 - Jan. 20) Great
week to stand up for yourself emotionally. I
know you don’t like all that emotional stuff,
yet now is the time for you to let others know
what is going on inside of you. Speak from
your emotional truth and get your needs met
for a change.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 19) With
Mars in your sign it is all about the
movement you choose to take. Where is it
best to put your energy and how well will
you use your energy to meet your goals.
Do your best to balance periods of great
activity with doing nothing. Balance is key.
PISCES (Feb. 19 - Mar. 20) These are
difficult financial times for not only you
Pisces, but for much of the world. Worrying
doesn’t help in any way, so see if you can
break the bad habit of worrying when
there is nothing to do but wait. Be patient,
the energy is moving and things will break
free soon. ‘Be here now’ needs to become
your mantra.

Pay attention to your inner dialogue and

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yourself cut it out. Be your coach rather
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Attractions
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Deadline for submissions is Thursday
at noon. Fax them to (631) 324-6496 or
e-mail to news@indyeastend.com.
Music
Wednesday 2•9•11
Open Mic Night
Every Wednesday Johnny B hosts an
Open Mic Night at the Quogue East
Pub from 9 PM to midnight. Sign up is
at 8 PM. For more information call 631-
653-8799.
Friday 2•11•11
Singer Songwriter
The Hamptons Singer Songwriters
concert will happen at Guild Hall at 8
PM featuring Robery Bruey, Caroline
Doctorow, Alfredo Merat, Shanna Polley,
Jewlee Trudden, Jim Turner and more. For
more information call 631-324-0806.
Karaoke
Every Friday from 9 PM to 1 AM East
Hampton Bowl presents RC Karaoke
night. For more information call 631-
324-1950.
Live Music
Hello Brooklyn will take the stage at
the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett at
10 PM. For more information call 631-
267-3117.
Paul Mahos
Paul Mahos will perform at Dockers
in East Quogue.
Saturday 2•12•11
Great American Music
A celebration of great American music
and word takes place at Bay Street The-
atre in Sag Harbor from 5:30 to 7 PM
with performances by Mamalee & Rose,
Jane Hastay & Peter Martin Weiss, and
Andrina Smith. Call 631-725-9500.
Live Music
Lone Sharks will perform at the
Stephen Talkhouse at 10 PM. For more
information call 631-267-3117.
Monday 2•14•11
Sari Kessler Trio
Visit World Pie on Valentines Day for
three sets of lives Jazz by Sari Kessler
Trio from 6 to 9 PM.
Film
Friday 2•11•11
Picture Show
Bay Street Theatre presents The Picture
Show with a Diana Ross film. A screening
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of Lady Sings The Blues will be held at
8 PM. For more information call 631-
725-9500.
New Global Cinema
The Parrish Art Museum in Southampton
presents the film Burma VJ: Reporting
from a Closed Country as party of the
New Global Cinema Series at 7:30 PM.
For more information call 631-283-2118.
Finest in World Cinema
The Westhampton Beach Performing
Arts Center presents the French film White
Material directed by Claire Denis as part
of the Finest in World Cinema series.
Screenings take place at 7:30 PM today
and Saturday as well as 1 PM and 4 PM
on Sunday. For more information call
631-288-1500.
Saturday 2•12•11
Valentine’s Weekend Special
Bay Street Theatre presents a
Valentine’s Weekend special movie and
dance starting at 8 PM. Enjoy a screening
of Mahogany starring Diana Ross and
Billy Dee Williams followed by DJ and
Dancing. For more information call 631-
725-9500.
The MET Live in HD
Guild Hall presents the MET Live in
HD, live in HD telecast, with John Adam’s
Nixon in China. For more information call
631-324-0806.
Sunday 2•13•11
Ballet in Cinema
The Parish Art Museum in Southampton
presents Vivaldi’s Caligula as party of
the Opera, Ballet, and Shakespheare
in Cinema Series at 3 PM. For more
information call 631-283-2118.
Winter Film Festival
The East Hampton Library Winter Film
Festival presents Ahead of Time at Guild
at 4 PM. For more information call 631-
324-0806
Tuesday 2•15•11
Come Home to Main Street
The Come Home to Main Street film
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starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman
at 2 PM. For more information call 631-
324-0806.
Sunday 2•13•10
Canio’s
Canio’s in Sag Harbor along with the
John Jermain Library presents a read-in
of African American Literature at 2:30
PM at Canio’s. For more information call
631-725-4926.
Theatre
Saturday 2•12•10
Love Letters
The Hampton Threatre Company
presents A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters.
Catch the show today at 8 PM or Sunday
at 2:30 PM. For more information call
631-287-4377.
Tuesday 2•15•10
Staged Reading
Guild Hall and The Naked Stage pres-
ents a staged reading of Ten Unknowns
by Jon Ribin Baitz. For more information
call 631-324-0806.
Art
Thurday 2•10•10
Green Earth Cafe
The Green Earth Cafe des Artistes is
celebrating the 35th Anniversary of Grey
Gardens premier showing at Lincoln
Center with a screening of the HBO’s
Grey Gardens starring Drew Barrymore
and Jessica Lang. Screening will be from
noon to 3:30 PM today through Saturday.
Also view “Grey Gardens” art by Lois
Wright, Don Duga, Frank Latorre, Mym
Tuma, Richard LaRovere and A.F. Wargo
along with Grey Gardens books and
memorabilia. RSVP call 631-369-2233.
Saturday 2•12•10
Southampton Cultural Center
Southampton Cultural Center for Black
History month will have an Art show cu-
rated by Arlene Bujese, featuring works
by Brent Bailer, Sheila Batiste, Nancy
Brandon, Maxine Townsend-Broderick
and Reynold Ruffins. A gallery talk with
Arlene Bujese will happen at 2 PM. Show
runs through February 28. For more in-
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Winter Works
The Eric Firestone Gallery in East
Hampton presents the group exhibition
“Winter Works” with an opening
reception from 5 to 7:30 PM. The
show consists of an expansive selection
of works by selected artists including
the painters Jorge Fick and Douglas
Denniston, sculptors Thomas Morin,
Eduardo Chavez, Paul Harris and MARE
139 and extraordinary mid-century
jewelry by Rolph Scarlett. Also on
exhibit, rare drawings by New York’s
groundbreaking underground artists
COCO 144, SNAKE I, NOVA and
more, as well as vintage photographs
by Anton Perich, Erica Lenard, Henry
Chalfant and the renown Jack Stewart,
whose documentation of urban art and
subway graffiti at its most radical point,
the early 1970s, is widely acknowledged
as the most significant chronicle on the
evolution of subway art. On view through
March 27.
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Ongoing
Parrish Art
The Parrish Art Museum hosts the
exhibition Esteban Vincente: Portrait
of the Artist. For more information call
631-283-2118.
Student Art
The Annual Student Art Festival at
Guild Hall, featuring grades K – 8 is
on view through February 27. For more
information call 631-324-0806.
Vered Winter
Vered Gallery in East Hampton will
host a winter exhibition with photographs
by Gideon Lewin. The show will be on
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B-6 summer and into October. All fees for the
the Montauk Lighthouse Committee, the
market were designated to go to the Montauk
Montauk Food Pantry, Sponsor a Christmas

Business
Food Pantry. Fall brought thousands to the
Family, Boy Scouts, and the Montauk Cham-
Montauk Fall Festival and Chowder Contest
ber of Commerce Fireworks Fund.
on Columbus Day Weekend.
By Carey London This year’s Annual End of the Season Gala Special at Roeloffs’
held in November honored Dr. Dan Vasti, as In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Roeloffs’
“Person of the Year.” Also in November, the East Hampton Optical is offering a special
Networking Dinner Day Chowder and Soup Sale allowed the
Chamber to donate money to the Montauk Chamber presented a “Star Bright Montauk deal for couples. Couples who partake of
Sen in Sag Harbor will host a networking
Friends of Erin. The Fine Arts Festival held on Weekend.” This fun filled weekend featured the services and products offered at Roeloffs’
dinner and speaker tonight. Learn about
Memorial Day weekend drew crowds view- the 3rd Annual Lighting of the Lighthouse. together – by scheduling an eye exam, and/
online social networking and making it work
ing artistic displays, and was rated 65th in These events allowed the Chamber to or purchasing new frames and/or contacts
for your business with speaker Vanessa Leg-
the Art Fair Source Book. The Harbor Festival further support the community through the – will receive a 25% discount on their total
gard from MouthPiece Media. Event starts
amused visitors in June. Montauk Chamber Frank A. Capozzola purchase price. This special 25% discount
at 6:30 PM. For more information call 631-
Starting in July and running through Scholarship Fund, and to make donations to offer for couples is offered through the end
838-4945.
August the Chamber sponsored “Concerts the Friends of Erin St. Patrick’s Day Parade, of February.
Southampton Animal Shelter on the Green.” A variety of local bands
February is official spay & neuter month. entertained the community for two hours. If you have one smart reason to apply for a loan...
Visit Southampton Animal Shelter for low “Stars Over Montauk” lit up the sky with Bridgehampton National Bank has one word for you
cost spays and neuters. Free for privately the amazing Grucci fireworks on July 4th.
owned pit bulls. For more information call The Montauk Lighthouse was the destination

YES
631-729-PETS. for hundreds of visitors for the Night at the
Montauk Chamber Light in July.
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The Montauk Chamber of Commerce is A new event was introduced last year, the
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us with such beautiful locations to photograph our blushing models. We
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Thanks to Anne Barge, St. Pucchi, and J Crew for loaning us dresses to
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SAINT HILAIRE BLANC . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99 CHABLIS, BURGUNDY, PAISANO, BLUSH, BURGUNDY, CHABLIS PINDAR

1399
FREIXENET CORDON NEGRO BRUT .$8.99 BLUSH, CHABLIS, RHINE WINE, WHITE ALL White
KORBEL BRUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 GRENACHE, SANGRIA, CHIANTI $ TYPES Zinfandel
HARVEYS BRISTOL CREAM 1.5LTR. . . . .$22.99 Winter White . . . .$5.99

1299
B & B 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$32.99 Spring Splendor
KORBEL EXTRA DRY, CHARD CHAMP$11.99
M&R ASTI SPUMANTI . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
$ JUMBO 5LTR
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$ 99 8
$ 99
1.5LTR.
BAILEYS LTR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$30.99 1.5 Ltr . . . . . . . . .$11.99
MOET & CHANDON
JUMBO 4 LTR. 1.5LTR. BAILEYS 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$24.99 Merlot, 1.5 Ltr. . .$10.99
COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH MARIE BRIZARD ANISETTE 750ML . . . .$19.99 Chard 750ml . . . .$12.99
POL ROGER BRUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$37.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH

FRANZIA FRANZIA
GRAND MARNIER LTR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$40.99
PRINCIPATO
NANDO FRAGALINO & ASTI 750ML . .$8.99 Autumn Gold, . . .$7.99
MOET IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE . . . . .$35.99 AMARETTO DI SARONNO 750ML . . . . . .$22.99 Pythagoras . . . . . .$8.99
CHANDON BRUT 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99 SUNSET, BLUSH, CHILLABLE RED, CHABLIS, BURGUNDY, RHINE, CHIANTI, Chard & PG IRISH MIST 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$22.99 Winter White
$ 1099
CINZANO ASTI 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 REFRESHING WHITE, SANGRIA WHITE GRENACHE DRAMBUIE 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$31.99

12
1.5 Ltr. . . . . . . . .$11.99
$ 99
13
CINZANO PROSECCO 750ML . . . . . . .$10.99 LEROUX POLISH BLACKBERRY
PASSIONNE DIFIORE PROSECCO
750ML ..............................................................$10.99 5 LTR.
$ 99 BRANDY 1.75 LTR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20.99
Cuvee Rare . . . . $16.99
Sweet Scarlet
JUMBO 5 LTR. BOX FRAGOLI STRAWBERRY LIQ 750ML . . .$29.99 p
LA MARCA PROSECCO 750ML ................$12.99
February 9, 2011

COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH 750ml . . . . . . . . . .$8.99

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ABSOLUT 80° VODKA THREE OLIVES VODKA LUKESOWA VODKA KETEL ONE VODKA DEWARS WHITE LABEL
$ 31 22 19 99 $
JUMBO 1.75LTR 1 LTR
99 $
750 ML
99
2399
$
JUMBO 1.75LTR
$ 22
99 $
1.75LTR
99 13 LTR
$ 2899 LTR
$ 3499 JUMBO 1.75LTR
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& SELECT BUSHMILLS MAKERS MARK
$ 59 35 3199 $
JUMBO 1.75LTR 1 LTR
99 $
750 ML
99 $ 20 JUMBO 1.75LTR
99 $ 2099 JUMBO 1.75LTR
$36 21 19 99 $
JUMBO 1.75LTR 1 LTR
99 $ 99 $
750 ML
4699 $3299 $2799
JUMBO 1.75LTR 1 LTR 750 ML
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AMERICAN
JUMBO MAGNUMS 1.5 LTR.
GORDON’S
Rex Goliath Pinot Noir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
WOLFSCHMIDT &
FINLANDIA
St. Francis Cab, Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16.99 Stone Cellars by Beringer All Types . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
Turning Leaf Chard, Cab, Merlot, P. Grigio . . .$11.99
St. Francis Chardonnay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99
GEORGI VODKA
VODKA
Mondavi Napa Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99
Bolla Wines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 GIN VODKA

12 99
Ruffino Chianti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99
Mondavi Priv. Sel Merlot, Chard, Cab, Forest Glen Chard, Merlot, Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99 $ $ 1999 $ 1599
$ 23 99
Sauv Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 Woodbridge Cab, Chard, Merlot, Pinot Noir,
J. Lohr Chardonnay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 Sauv. Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR 1.75LTR 1.75LTR
Kenwood Cabernet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.49 La Francesca P Grigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR
Columbia Crest Grand Est Merlot, E&J Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
Cab, Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 Beringer Pinot Grigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
Rodney Strong Cabernet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99 Nathanson Creek All Flavors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6.99
Citra Cab, Chard, Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 BARTON’S VODKA SEAGRAMS TANQUERAY
GIN / RUM VODKA GIN
Kendall Jackson Chardonnay . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99

1199
Fontana Pinot Grigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
Meridian Cab, Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99 Fontana Fras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
$ $2099 $1699 3699
Estancia Cabernet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
$

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Hess Select Chardonnay 750ml . . . . . . . . .$11.99 FRANCE
Chalone Monterey Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.49 Louis Jadot Beaujolais Villages 750ml . . . . .$8.99 WOW 1.75LTR JUMBO 1.75LTR
Simi Chardonnay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR 1.75LTR
E. Guigal Cote Du Rhone Red or White . . .$11.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
Simi Cabernet 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20.99 Domaine Vialan Cotes Du Rhone Red . . . . . .$6.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
Cline California Zinfandel . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.49 Paul Jaboulet Par. 45 Cotes Du Rhone . . . . . .$9.99
BLUE ICE BEEFEATER STOLI STOLI
POTATO VODKA GIN
Chateau St. Jean Chardonnay . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 Jadot Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99
Blackstone California Cab, S. Blanc, Jadot Macon Villages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
Merlot, Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99 Jadot Pouilly Fuisse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20.99
$ 3199
$ 31 99 $2399
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Mouton Cadet Red or White . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99
$ 99
Bogle Merlot, Chard, S. Blanc . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99
Hogue Fume Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 Louie Jadot Pinot Noir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17.99 1.75LTR LTR
Fish Eye Cab, Chard, Merlot, P. Grigio . . . .$5.49 Louis Latour Pouilly Fuisse 750ml . . . . . . .$19.99
Maison Nicolas Cab, Chard, P. Grigio 750ml $5.99 1.75LTR 1.75LTR
Clos du Bois Chard . . .750ml./$10.99 1.5/$19.99
Clos du Bois Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99 Maison Nicholas Rose, Merlot 750ml . . . . . .$4.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
DuBoeuf Beaujolais Nouveau . . . . . . . . . . . .$6.99
JOHNNY WALKER JOHNNY JOHNNY STOLI OHRANJ
Toasted Head Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99
ITALY
Newton Red Label Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99
Geyser Peak Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99
Ruffino Chianti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
San Giuseppe Pinot Grigio 750ml . . . . . . . . .$9.99 RED LABEL WALKER WALKER & VANILLA
Benziger Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99 BLACK LABEL BLACK LABEL
3499
Mionetto Pinot Grigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.49
$ 6499 $4699 $ 3699 $ 2499
Forestville Cab, Chard, Merlot . . . . . . . . . . .$5.99
Chalone Monterey Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.49
Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio . . . . . . . . . . .$20.99
Santa Cristina Sangiovese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 $
Sterling Sauv Blanc 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 San Giuseppe P. Grigio 1.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR 1.75LTR
JUMBO 1.75LTR LTR PLAYBOY BUNNY
Estancia Pinot Noir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99 San Giuseppe Pink P Grigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99 LTR
COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
McManis Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 Ecco Domani P. Grigio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.49

CLAN MACGREGOR
Mark West Pinot Noir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 House Jam Chillin White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4.99
Louis Martini Napa Cab 750ml . . . . . . . . .$21.99 Folonari P. Grigio 1.5 Ltr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99 RUSSIAN STANDARD CHIVAS DON Q
Gnarly Head Zin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 Corbello Inzolia & Arancio Nero D’Avola VODKA SCOTCH REGAL RUM

19 27
750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
$ 99 $ 99
1899
Liberty School Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99
$ $ 1999

THE INDEPENDENT
5999
Banfi Chianti Reserva 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . .16.99
Stag Leap Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28.99
Ferrari Carano Chard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20.99 Banfi Chianti Classico 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99 $
Franciscan Cab Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21.99 Lisabella Pinot Noir 1.5Ltr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99 1LTR 1.75LTR 1.75LTR
Ruffino Ris Ducale 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$24.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR JUMBO1.75LTR
Red Diamond Merlot, Cab 750ml . . . . . . . .$8.99
Kris Pinot Grigio 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
Estancia Chard 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
Giovello Pinot Grigio 1.5Ltr . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99
Rutherford Hill Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$20.99
Beringer California All Flavors 750ml . . . . .$5.99
Ruffino Gold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$35.99
Ruffino Ris Ducale 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$22.99 SEGRAMS CANADIAN FRIS CUTTY SARK ICEBERG
Beringer Founders All Flavors 750ml . . . . .$8.99
7 CROWN CLUB VODKA SCOTCH
2299
Masciarelli Monte 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
Kendall Jackson Gr. Res. Chard . . . . . . . . .$17.99 Masciarelli Monte 1.5Ltr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99 $
$ 21 991.75LTR 19 17 $ 26 99
Bonterra Cab, Merlot Chard 750ml . . . . . .$12.99 Tomaiolo Chianti 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99
Coppola Diamond Merlot 750ml . . . . . . . .$13.99 Il Poggio Nero d’Avola 1.5Ltr. . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 $ 99 $ 99 1.75LTR
Coppola Diamond Claret 750ml . . . . . . . .$15.99 Danzante Chianti 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6.99
JUMBO1.75LTR
Arbor Mist All Varieties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3.99 Chateau Ste Michelle Merlot 750ml . . . . . . . .$13.99
BV Coastal Cab 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 Livio Fellugia P. Grigio 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH

CAPTAIN CARIBAYA RUM 1800

Smoking Loon Cab, Chard & Merlot, P. Noir . .$8.99 Tutidi All Flavors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99
Ironstone Cab & Merlot 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99 Spadina Nero D’Avolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5.99
CHILE, SPAIN, ARGENTINA
MORGAN REPOSADO & SILVER

Q Traveler Watchman
Rodney Strong Merlot 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16.99 COCONUT OR WHITE
SPICED RUM
Casa Lapostolle S. Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99

1499
Cupcake Chard 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99
$ $ 3699
Casa Lapostolle Chard, Merlot, Cab . . . . . .$10.99

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Newton Chard Red Label . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99
Raymond Napa Res Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$24.99
Raymond R Coll Merlot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
Los Vascos Cabernet 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99
Santa Rita Chard, Merlot, Cab, S. Blanc . . . .$5.99
Gato Negro All Flavors 1.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
$ 99
Raymond Napa Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR JUMBO 1.75LTR
Raymond Res S. Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
Navarro Correas Malbec 07 750ML . . . . . . . .$9.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
Terra Andina Sauv. Blanc Carmenere Cab . . .$6.99 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
Avalon Napa Cab. 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99
JACK DANIELS JIM BEAM
Cassillero Del Diablo Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
Firestone Sauv Blanc 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99 Sevillana Sangria 1.5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99 SKYY SVEDKA
BOURBON
Edna Valley Chard 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.99
VODKA
Simone Reserve Cab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
VODKA
4199
The Naked Grape Chard, PG, PN . . . . . . . . . . .$6.99 AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND
$ 2199 $2099
$ 2899 $
La Crema PN 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19.99 The Little Penguin 1.5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99
Murphy Good Merlot 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99 Lindemans Cab, Merlot, Shiraz, Chard . . . . . .$5.49
Murphy Good Cab 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.99 Yellow Tail All Types 1.5 Ltr. . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR
1.75LTR
Alexander Valley Cab 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16.99 Rosemount Estate Chard, Cab, Merlot . . . . . .$8.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR JUMBO 1.75LTR
Forest Glen Riesling 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5.99 Oxford Landing Chard & Merlot, Shiraz . . . . .$6.49 COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH COUPON EXP. 2/22/11 RH
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Ozwell Cab, Merlot, Shiraz 1.5Ltr. . . . . . . . .$9.99
CUERVO GOLD
Cellar No. 8 Pinot Noir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
Benzinger Cab 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15.99 Tall Poppy Cab, Merlot, Chard, Shiraz 750ML . . .$5.99
SAILOR SOBIESKI
TEQUILA
Tall Poppy Cab, Merlot, Chard, Shiraz 1.5 Ltr. . . . .$9.99
KAHLUA JERRY
Markham Merlot 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16.99
Kenwood Chardonnay 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 Black Opal Chardonnay 1.5 Ltr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
POLISH VODKA
BV Coastal Sauv Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6.99 Babich 750ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
$ 19
99 $ 99 36 $3799 $1899 $ 1799
Louis Martini Cab 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$12.99 Kim Crawford Sauv Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$13.99
Nobilo Sauv Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.99 JUMBO 1.75LTR LTR
Come in and visit our vast selection of over 1,000 Monkey Bay Sauv Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8.99
LTR
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premium wines and spirits, high end ports and Portuguese wines. 1.75LTR
Brancott S. Blanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.99
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Rosemont Diamond Shiraz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7.99
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Down Under Chard 750ml . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4.99

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Our East End Customers - jump off 64 on your way
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 Meet The Labels
B-18

By Jessica Mackin
This year’s Independent Bride photo
shoot took place at Della Femina
Restaurant and the Palm Restaurant,
both in East Hampton. In the following
pages, find photographs of dresses by
J. Crew, Anne Barge, and St. Pucchi by
Rani. Below, a little information about
each designer.

J. Crew:
J. Crew presents a line of wedding
dresses that are both affordable and
classic. These impeccably tailored gowns
have exquisite, handmade details. Fabrics
come from Europe’s most renowned mills,
including Switzerland-based Bischoff St.
www.indyeastend.com

Gallen and famed French lace maker

Sophie Hallette, used by the world’s top
high-end fashion houses. J. Crew will
also give you your very own wedding
specialist, Ashley, who will help you find
the perfect gown. Call 800-205-2877 or
email ashley@jcrew.com to start your
planning. Dresses can be viewed on the
J. Crew website www.jcrew.com or at the
J. Crew Bridal Boutique in Manhattan.

Anne Barge:
Anne Barge Bridal Collection wedding
gowns feature modern interpretations of
shapes, fabrics, and embellishments found
in vintage couture designs throughout
history. This blending of contemporary
and classic styles, with the use of the
Q Traveler Watchman

finest materials and intricate beading and

embroidery, creates timeless silhouettes.
Anne Barge’s trademark attention to detail
is reflected in her three distinct brands -
Black Label, Couture, and La Fleur - to fit
her customers’ taste, regardless of budget.
www.annebarge.com.

Rani Totman:
Designer and Founder of St. Pucchi,
THE INDEPENDENT

Rani Totman launched the global bridal

empire in the United States in 1985. She
envisioned creating an avant-garde bridal
couture line modern in styling but classic
in detail. That vision has been realized in
her collections today. Her inimitable style
is reflected in signature gowns, which are
luxurious and lavish yet clean and ageless.
Sold at exclusive boutiques throughout
North America, Russia, the Middle East,
Japan, U.K and Ireland, St. Pucchi gowns
have been worn by the world’s most
discerning brides including celebrities
and style icons such as New York Giants’
player Aaron Ross’ wife Sanya Richards,
Tara Reid, Timbaland’s wife Monique
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Idlett, Jason Priestly’s wife Naomi Lowde,

actress Candice Cameron and Grammy
Award winning country music singer
Alison Kraus. www.stpucchi.com.

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the gowns.
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Compiled by Jessica Mackin

Page B-15: St. Pucchi by Rani – Silk
shantung strapless draped bodice with a
sweetheart neckline and a corset tie back.
Unique silk organza skirt is embroidered
in a geometric pattern with small bead
accents. Long flowing silk streamers
cascade down the center back into a
sweep train. ($6589)
Page B-18: Anne Barge Couture
Collection - All over Alencon lace
bodice with ribbon detail at natural waist
extending into a full asymmetrical layered
tulle skirt with horsehair trim and Alencon
lace appliques. Call for price.
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Collection - Low strapless gown with

pleating detail on empire bodice and
lower back waistline with very narrow
trumpet skirt and button detail in back
of skirt. Call for price.
Page B-20: J. Crew - Silk chiffon Taryn
gown. A great new strapless silhouette
that’s soft and romantic in floaty, to-the-
floor silk chiffon with a delicate crinkled
texture (it drapes beautifully on the body,
so it’s incredibly flattering too). With
a twisted bodice and a softly pleated
empire waist. Back zip. A-line skirt. Fully
lined. Falls to floor. ($495)
Page B-21: St. Pucchi by Rani –
Duchess satin strapless corset bodice
with a scalloped softly curved sweetheart
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neckline, hand embroidered and beaded.

Dropped waist with pleated band caught
at side with jeweled leaves and cluster
of grapes and feathers. Skirt has tiers
of embroidered and overlapping silk
organza panels. Semi-chapel train.
($7469)
Right: St. Pucchi by Rani – Pure
silk taffeta on the shoulder ball gown
with sweetheart neckline and draped
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strands of crystals as sleeves. Skirt with

redingote front flanked by draped taffeta
panels on each side. Center front panel
of skirt has overlay of silk organza, hand
embroidered and beaded with clusters
of crystals same as on bodice. Bouquet
of handmade silk flowers at center back.
($7469)

Photography by Jessica Mackin

Make Up by Zaida Elinor
Photography Assistants :
Melanie Fitzgerald, Jenna Mackin,
Peggy Stankevich
Flowers by East Hampton Flowers
Location : Della Femina Restaurant,
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The Palm Restaurant

Models : Cosima Schelfhout, Gillian
Neubert, Catherine Bartlett, Josann
Jeffrey, Nicole Locher, Jenna Ryan,
Tony Shoshi, Beni Shoshi
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1st
By Jessica Mackin
The Independent asked
brides from all over the East End
to send us their wedding photos

2nd
. . . old, new, borrowed, or blue!
Below are the winners for the
best wedding photography.
1st prize - Dorothy Striebig-
Zullo & Michael Zullo pose
for a photograph by Heidi
at Our Labor of Love on the
water at their family estate
in East Moriches. 2nd prize -
Amy Rivera kisses her groom
Frank Rivera while the bridal
party jumps for joy in the
background. 3rd prize - Colette

3rd
Tutino & Paul Smith share a kiss
outside of St. Luke’s Church in
East Hampton.

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91 Hill Street, Southampton Resort Marina

Party Rental Compiled by Jessica Mackin

283-6500/800-832-6500
Sunset Beach Hotel
35 Shore Road, Shelter
Island
32 Star Island Road,
Montauk
668-3100 / 888-MYC-8668
Ocean Dunes
Bridal Showcases: (Wading River, NY). Doors open at noon.
$15 admission. Meet the East Wind team of
wedding and event planners. For information
Bermuda Party Rentals 749-2001 379 Bluff Road, Amagansett
324-7767
Fresh Flavors Catering
Amagansett
267-8121 February 19: and reservations call 631-929-6585.
East Hampton Point
335-7954 Cottages
Prestige & Tent Rental 295 Three Mile Harbor
The Panoramic View
227 Old Montauk Hwy.,
Gurney’s Inn Bridal Showcase (Montauk, March 13:
765-4385 Four Seasons Caterer NY). Everything you need to plan the
15 Prospect Street
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Rent-A-Tent 324-9191 668-3000
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Gurney’s Inn Resort & Sea Crest on the Ocean
Hampton Clambake & Spa Montauk Hwy., at Navajo and entertainment, specialty displays, performances at 3:30 PM and 5:30 PM. For
Sperry Tents Catering Co. Inc. 290 Old Montauk Hwy., Lane, Amagansett
725-2422 East Hampton Montauk 267-3159/800-732-3297
expert wedding planners and spa & salon more info call 516-742-5251.
324-8620 consultants. Free admission. 10 AM to 3 PM.
Reception Locations 668-2345
Solé East Beach March 15:
Hampton Market Place Montauk Manor 107 S. Emerson Ave Call 631-668-1717 for overnight specials.
Bridgehampton Tennis &
Surf Club
36 Race Lane, East Hampton 236 Edgemere Street, 668-6700 Westbury Manor Winter Bridal Showcase
329-7000 Montauk
231 Mid Ocean Drive, 668-4400 Solé East Resort
February 20: (Westbury, NY). For more information call
Bridgehampton Loaves & Fishes
537-1180 Sagg Main Street,
90 Second House Road, Bridal Show at East Wind Caterers 516-333-7117.
Montauk
Sagaponack 668-2105
East Hampton Point 537-0555
295 Three Mile Harbor Road,
East Hampton
329-2800
Flowers
Buckley’s Flower Shop
Gurney’s Inn 75 Montauk Hwy. East
290 Old Montauk Hwy., Hampton
Montauk 324-0966
688-2345
East Hampton Flowers
Hedges Inn 69 North Main Street, East
74 James Lane, East Hampton
Hampton 324-8582
324-7101
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Sag Harbor Florist

c/o The Maidstone 3 Bay Street, Sag Harbor
207 Main Street, East 725-1400
Hampton
324-5006 Whitmore’s Flower &
Garden Shop
The Pridwin Hotel 26 Montauk Highway,
Shelter Island Amagansett
749-0476 or 800-273-2497 267-3182
Wolffer Estates Sagpond Wittendale’s Florist &
Vineyards Greenhouses Inc.
Sagg Road, Sagaponack 89 Newtown Lane, East
537-5106 Hampton
324-7160
Registry
C & W Mercantile
Lodging
2385 Montauk Hwy., Baker House 1650
Bridgehampton 181 Main Street, East
537-7914 Hampton
324-4081
The Monogram Shop
7 Newtown Lane, East Grassmere Inn
Hampton 7 Beach Lane, Westhampton
329-3379 Beach
288-4021
Tiffany & Co.
53 Main Street, East Pridwin Hotel
Hampton Shore Road, Shelter Island
324-1700
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Williams-Sonoma
Bridgehampton Commons, 1770 House
Bridgehampton 143 Main Street, East
537-3040 Hampton
324-1770
Catering
The American Hotel
Art of Eating Main Street, Sag Harbor
Amagansett 725-3535
267-2411
The Bridgehampton Inn
Black Tie Caterers 2266 Main Street,
91 Hill Street, Southampton Bridgehampton
258-5401 537-3660
Bobby Van’s The Enclave Inn
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Bridgehampton Bridgehampton
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450 County Road 39 A,
Christina Vergers Tasty Southampton
Thoughts 537-2900
East Hampton 380 Montauk Hwy.,
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537-2900
Citarella 52 Longview, Shinnecock
Main Street, East Hampton 537-2900
324-9190 www.enclaveinn.com
2209 Montauk Hwy.,
Bridgehampton Gansett Green Manor
537-5990 273 Main Street, Amagansett
267-3133
Claws on Wheels
19 Race Lane, East Hampton Hedges Inn
329-3622 74 James Lane, East
Hampton
Cynthia Battaglia 324-7100
329-5878
The Huntting Inn
East End Clambakes 94 Main Street, East
590 County Road 39 A, Hampton
Southampton 324-0410
726-6351
The Inn at Quogue
East Hampton Gourmet 47 & 52 Quogue Street,
Foods Quogue
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207 Main Street, East
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Mill House Inn
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Westhampton Beach each boast fine leisurely ride through the pastoral region.
dining, historic charm and unique Is shopping more your style? The new
By Kitty Merrill luxury Hilton Garden Inn Riverhead and
Tudor-style Southampton Inn is a local shopping. Check out the elegant Inn
You’ve kissed and toasted, tossed the landmark on Hill Street in the Village of at Quogue and the Inn on Main in the Hotel Indigo East End are both just a
bouquet and garter. Now it’s time for Southampton. The setting is perfect for Westhampton for luxury B&B-style hop away from the incomparable Tanger
what many couples believe is the best intimate strolls or taking a dip in a sensual accommodations. Outlet Mall.
part of their wedding experience – the heated outdoor pool. After sunset, lounge The North Fork is the destination for Be sure the check with area chambers
honeymoon. in a library highlighted by a fireplace wine lovers. A variety of bed and breakfast of commerce for more ideas for your
The East End offers an array of romantic and piano after dining at the poplar OSO locales combine guest packages with tours Hamptons honeymoon.
destinations, inns, hotels, b&bs and resorts
for the newlyweds’ first vacation as a
married couple.
From the miles of oceanfront beauty
and kitschy downtown shopping of
Montauk to the pastoral loveliness of the
North Fork’s wine country, to the charm
of historic villages like East Hampton,
Southampton, Westhampton and Quogue,
Long Island’s Twin Forks offer a panoply of
special places to celebrate your first days
together. Below, find a listing of just a few
of our favorites. Be sure to check with area
Chambers of Commerce for a full slate of
places to stay . . . and play!

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District, nothing compares to the
gracious Gurney’s Inn Resort and Spa.
The incomparable locale offers gorgeous
beach frontage for daytime sunning,
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snacks, plus nightlife. Bad weather? No
problem. Visit the full service spa if the
weather outside is frightful.
Another favorite on Old Montauk
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spectacular ocean scenery.
Heading west, the Sea Crest on the
Ocean, on the Napeague Stretch between
Montauk and Amagansett offers splendid
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Located in one of the nation’s
prettiest villages, c/o The Maidstone
in downtown East Hampton boasts
19 rooms in categories described as
“divine, magnificent, fabulous and cozy.”
A historic landmark, The Hedges Inn
features stunning guest rooms, exquisite
gardens and a charming front porch
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not to mention home of the famed Palm
Restaurant. All three fabulous inns are
within walking distance of the ocean
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downtown shopping.
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and Fishes fame is your host at The
Bridgehampton Inn Bed & Breakfast on
Main Street in the hamlet. The exclusive
inn offers cooking class room packages.
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Southampton, the Enclave Inn boasts an
array of accommodations from standard
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WILDLIFE RESCUE
The Wildlife Rescue Center of the 
Hamptons recently celebrated its 10th
anniversary at New York City’s The Vol-
stead Restaurant & Lounge. The private
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cold, including Jane Notar and Beth 
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Shafiroff, Marshall Dornfeld and Kevin
Conway (top, right). 
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Music Festival was held at Buckley’s

Inn Between in Hampton Bays. Jeff
Leblanc and Five Star Heroes were there
to perform. Engagement Parties
Golf Outings for Bachelors
Wedding Party Golf Outings
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Continued from page 7.
Hampton Bays performed dismally
in Math A -- only 35 percent of those
quizzed passed the exam. The students
them entirely when making
presentations to school boards and
parents. For example, when a school
need to be addressed.”
Ross School, Shelter Island, and
Bridgehampton were omitted from
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level courses. Dr. Dominic Annacone, also tested below average in Earth registers an 80 under the category this study because statistical data was
whose career had spanned close to five Science. Westhampton Beach fared well “percentage of students who passed unavailable.
decades, has been a superintendent at when compared to other high schools the test” administrators often imply
in the state with the exception of the the collective score achieved was 80.
several schools. He disagreed with the
notion that bigger is better.
“When you have small populations
Math B Regents.
Greenport students finished below
In reality, it means 20 percent of the
students failed the exam outright. For
Sunshine
it’s easier to reach the kids,” he said.
“I think the big schools de-personalize
average in four subjects; Southold
finished below average in Math B,
this reason educators consider “the
percentage of students who score 85 Remembered
students.” Physics, and Chemistry but did well on or over” the superior statistic when There will be a memorial service
The influx of immigrants into the the Physics Regents. Riverhead finished comparing academic performance. Sunday at 3 PM, at the Unitarian
East End certainly affects the scores. below average in four of the 10 subjects “Be more truthful,” Annacone Universalist meetinghouse in
According to data from the American tested in. advised. “Too many fail to own up to Bridgehampton for former Montauk
Community Sur vey, 19.8 percent Too often, school administrators it -- this is our problem. Maybe it’s firefighter Sunshine Lemme. All are
of the East Hampton population is mask poor test results, either by immigration. Maybe it’s teachers. Maybe invited to attend.
Hispanic. But school officials think the misinterpreting them or misreporting it’s the math department. The problems
student body percentage is closer to 30
percent. Hampton Bays (18.6 percent
Hispanic) and Riverhead (11.9) have both
experienced surges in the last five years.
“I think that is valid,” Annacone said.
“If the residency is recent and there
are language problems, it’s going to be
difficult to take the tests.”
In Mattituck, about three percent

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of the overall population is Hispanic,
and in Sag Harbor the percentage is
3.2, suggesting a direct correlation.
However, McKenna said 10 percent of
high school students in Mattituck are
minority, primarily Hispanic.
In the past some schools limited the
number of students who took Regents
exams to artificially jack up the average
score. McKenna said nowadays, “We track
everybody.” That means students from
other countries may get a short waiver
but must start taking standardized tests
within a year or so, and Special-Education
and ESL (English as a second language)
students take them as well.

THE INDEPENDENT
Not a single East End school cracked
the top 25 on any of the exams except
Mattituck, which ranked 25th in percentage
of students who score 85 or better on the
Math B Regents exam. Mattituck ranked
27th in Global Studies. Pierson was 38th
in English. In contrast, East Hampton
finished 101st out of 113 schools in the
Math B Regents and 101st in Math A, 90th
in English and 93rd in Global Studies.
“You know a good school as soon as

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you walk in,” Annacone said. “You don’t
need the scores to sense if there is a
culture, an attitude, towards learning.”
East Hampton’s performance on 2008
Regents exams was dismal compared to
other county schools and about average
when compared statewide. The school is
below the state average in Math B – only 55
percent of the students passed the test. The
students also performed poorly in Algebra
and only about average in English and Earth
Science. However, 96 percent of students
tested passed the Living Environment
Regents – the statewide average was 80.
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Southampton High School had

trouble with the sciences, finishing
below the state average in Earth Science
and Chemistry. Students did well on
Living Environment and the Math A
Regents – 98 percent passed both.
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trafficking in Suffolk County.” As
time wore on, investigators learned
suspected ringleaders Carnell Walker,
aka “Smell,” 25, of Anchor Street in
Flanders and John Gayles, aka “Guns,”
25, of Phillips Street in Riverhead were
also members of the Bloods street gang.
The EETF determined Gayles and
Walker were cooking and packaging
cocaine in their homes and dealing an
estimated half-kilo of the drug, with an
estimated value of $20,000, each week.
Spota said two other men James White
aka “Dog,” 39, of Ellen Street in Riverhead
and Mack Butler aka “Kobe,” 36, of
Rider Street in Patchogue comprised the
hierarchy of the ring.
As the tentacles of the investigation
began to expand, police were able to
garner court approval for wiretaps, which
led them to learn about the counterfeit
and potential weapons trafficking.
Thousands of dollars in fake money
was printed up at the Amityville residence
10 houses from Amityville to Patchogue,
Riverhead and Flanders. In Butler’s
apartment in Patchogue, Spota said,
officials recovered gear clearly marked
“police.” Detectives believe suspects
were amassing costumes and equipment
in preparation for a home invasion. A
warrant executed at White’s Riverhead
house produced a hand written list of
items to procure, including special lights
for an Impala suspects planned to rent.
Spota found the implications of the
discovery “really, really disturbing.”
The police gear wasn’t the only
evidence collected during the raids.
Last Thursday a table spanning over 15
feet was laden with the proceeds of the
searches: drugs real and fake, money real
and fake, paraphernalia to cook dope and
equipment to print bogus bucks, plus
several guns, including one with a laser
scope, were displayed. The task force
recovered over a half kilo of cocaine and
$12,500 in cash.
Three handguns found in the raids
include a 45-caliber handgun that traces
to Georgia, a .357 revolver that may have
arrestees Tristan Jackson of Calverton,
Brian Stokley aka “Little Bow Wow”
and Charles Pettaway of Flanders,
and Stanley Griffin, Tremel Kelly and
Tremaine Kelley of Riverhead. Both
Kellys were charged with third degree
criminal sale of a controlled substance,
as were Robert Mahoney, Eric Thomas,
and Delmus Wise of Riverhead. Thomas
Locolla aka “Whitebread” of Riverhead
and Carlton Walker of Westhampton
were charged with fourth degree
conspiracy. Second-degree conspiracy
charges were lodged against Pettaway,
Stokley and Griffin, plus Tina Greene
and Yolanda Miles of Riverhead, Grant
Carle of Southampton, Javid Yarsien
of Patchogue, and Allen Brown of
While they were ripping off
guys in the city, guys in the
city were ripping them off.
stolen property and forgery charges.
Walker, Butler, Gayles and others
were remanded without bail; some of
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the other suspects were taken to jail
in lieu of bail amounts topping the
$100,000 mark.
Carnell’s house sits in the shadow
of the Friendship Baptist Church on a
modest street in Flanders. On Friday
Reverend Charles McElroy said he was
unaware of any criminal activities
next door to the church or in the
neighborhood, nor did his parishioners
express concern about drugs or gang
activity in the area.
Other neighborhoods were not so
lucky. “Gangs have made life miserable
for the law abiding, good citizens of
communities they ravage. In some
areas of Suffolk County gang members
literally rule the streets,” Spota said.
One county official reported neighbors
on either side of Butler’s apartment
in Patchogue applauded when police
arrived to raid the abode.
“The message we want to send is you
may scare your neighbors but you will

of another codefendant Dewayne Butler,
according to the DA. The counterfeit
money often went from Butler to Walker
in Riverhead, Spota explained. Suspects
would take a single $20 to a neighborhood
gas station or convenience store and, if
they passed it successfully, they knew they
had a batch they could sell to others for 10
cents on the dollar. Information about the
alleged counterfeiting will be turned over
to federal enforcement officials.
So, too, will information about
suspected interstate weapons trafficking.
Again through the wire, police learned
Gayles and another person were engaged
in transporting guns to Suffolk County
been used in a shooting in Shirley and a
.9 mm handgun that ballistics link to two
shootings in Riverhead.
The guns were not alone in harboring
history. All four of the suspected
ringleaders are prior felons with
convictions, one dating back to the 90s.
Walker, White and Gayles have all done
time on drug charges, while Butler is a
convicted violent felony offender. His
rap sheet includes firearms possession
during the course of a robbery and a
shooting in Amityville.
Two factions of the Bloods street
gang – the Doctors Path Flame and Trey
9 -- were represented in the arrests.
Aquebogue. Verna Miles faces counts
of forgery, as does Dewayne Butler, who
is additionally charged with criminal
possession of a weapon and possession
of forgery devices, conspiracy and use
of drug paraphernalia. They are both
from Amityville.
Tristan Jackson faces multiple felony
drug possession and sale charges while
White and Kyle Harris aka “Uncle Kyle”
of Riverhead were booked for attempted
drug possession and conspiracy.
For alleged kingpin Carnell Walker,
it’s a round robin of drug possession, sale
and conspiracy charges, 34 counts in all.
Gayles was arrested for conspiracy and
weapons possession and Butler will be
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vowed to continue efforts to “get this
poison off the streets.”
The East End Drug Task Force is
comprised of law enforcement officials
from the DA’s office, the state police,
Suffolk County PD, and local police
departments in Riverhead, East Hampton,
Shelter Island and Southold. Last week
Spota praised Police Officer Patrick
McDermott of the Riverhead Town Police
for taking the lead on the investigation.
At the same time, he expressed dismay
at Southampton Town’s failure to
participate in the task force, particularly
since so much of the illegal activity took
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Continued from page 4.
Throne-Holst, plus police testimony
and even a video tape of the arrest
and roadside sobriety tests raised
reasonable doubt. Defense attorney Bill
Keahon simply told the jury to “connect
the dots,” she said. Obviously, Kabot
continued, the arrest “was political in
nature and there was more to the story
than people realized.”
Phone records revealed “a lot of use of
cell phone and text messages” during the
time the police were initially following
Kabot’s car through Westhampton
Beach, at the stationhouse before she
was fingerprinted and a mug shot
taken, and before she was even able
to make her own phone call to her
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husband Lance. Reporters from area
publications were called by police
and Throne-Holst during those early
morning hours before Kabot was even
booked, the phone records revealed.
Although the defense never asked
specifically whether officers called in
Kabot’s plates while they were following
her, testimony during the trial last week
showed police have the capability to do
so and that the audio inside the patrol
car was turned off during the follow
despite a directive from the police chief
Ray Dean to the contrary. Officer Steve
McManus admitted on the stand that
he was on the phone during the follow.
Texts and a nine minute phone call
at one in the morning between Aube
and then candidate Throne - Holst were
part of a series of calls and texts that
were “all very questionable and raises
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eyebrows, bringing in the concept of
reasonable doubt,” Kabot said this
weekend.
A video of police following the
defendant’s 2006 Toyota, giving her
roadside sobriety tests and subsequently
handcuffing her, not to mention missing
footage of the tape, ultimately played to
Kabot’s advantage. Cops say they turned
off the tape because they wanted to
double check that it was functioning;
Keahon was able to bring out that there
hadn’t been any problem to prompt
such a doublecheck in the past.
Keahon took police witnesses
through “all indicia of intoxication,”
Kabot related. They admitted on the
stand that the former lawmaker didn’t
slur her speech or need assistance
getting out of her car, or exhibit the
classic array of symptoms of inebriation,
suggesting, Kabot said, “Everything was
trumped up.”
After five days of testimony, the jury
following the arrest, Kabot recalled the
failed re-election bid. Though she ended
the race with a respectable percentage
of votes, she opined, “My numbers were
good, but it was tainted with all the
controversy.” One TV news station ran
footage of her arrest “every half hour”
on Election Day, she remembered.
Following the defeat, Kabot continued
on as supervisor, leaving her office for
the last time at 9 PM on December 31.
She felt confident she left affairs in
good order for Throne-Holst. “I didn’t
have to look back and could move
on comfortably into the arms of my
husband and family.”
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to finding employment.
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Stars Aligned For Cosmos

By Rick Murphy
All hail Ross School. The Cosmos
are in the midst of their best season
ever, highlighted by a Ross 51-45 win
over Pierson on their home court last
Wednesday. Fuhito Yoshida, one to the
county leaders in assists, did some shoot-
ing – with deadly results, netting a career
high 21. Hayden Aldredge did the dirty
work down low with 25 boards. Ross is
now 5-4 in League VIII play. Tyler Gilbride
led the losers with 14. Ross must only
beat Bridgehampton (2-7, 2-11 overall) to
clinch a berth in the state playoffs. The
travel to the North Fork Friday for a 6:15
tiff with the Tuckers, and play Hampton
Bays Tuesday.
Girls Hoop
Southold traveled to Port Jefferson
February 1 and came home with a
berth in the county Class C tournament.
Sarah Smith is making her final season
a memorable one, notching 27 points.
Southold is 6-3 in League VIII. Nicole
Busso added 12 points and 15 rebounds.
On Thursday Wyandanch handed
Southampton a heartbreaking 39-36 loss
despite 11 points each from Paris Hodges
and Leandra McGuinness. Southampton
3-4 in League VII and 10-5 overall PSI
7-2 in League VIII, has clinched a berth
in the Class C playoffs. Friday powerful
Center Moriches took out the Lady Mari-
ners 57-31 despite 15 points from Paris
Hodges. That makes this do or die week
for the locals. Mattituck comes in Friday
at 7 PM, the team travels to Hampton
Bays Monday for a 5:45 affair. Wednes-
day Babylon comes to town at 7 PM.
Mercy, playing at home handed
Pierson/Bridgehampton a 40-31 defeat
Thursday. Sarah Barrett had 13 points
for the losers.. PSI 7-2 in League VIII, has
clinched a berth in the Class C playoffs.
The Lady Whalers play at Port Jeff Friday.
East Hampton traveled up to Mt. Sinai
Thursday and took out the home team
40-30. Sophomore Kaelyn Ward scored
15. The Lady Bonackers, 7-3 in League VI
and 11-4 overall, have clinched a spot in
the county Class B playoffs. The locals play
at Elwood/Glenn Friday at 6:15 and wrap
up the regular season at home against
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pair were to have faced off yesterday.
For their part the Bees kept the dream
alive, knocking off Shelter Island Thursday
63-58 at the Hive. The Bees and Shelter Island,
along with Ross, are the only Class D teams
left on Long Island. If the Bees prevailed last
night, they would meet Ross in the Suffolk
County Class D championship game and

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earn a berth in the county championships
as well as the state Class tourney. A loss gives
the prizes to Ross outright.
The Bees played well Friday, getting

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some needed scoring from someone
other than all-league standout Caanan
Campbell, who netted 21 – Jason Hop-
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Greenport long ago clinched the League
VIII title but the Porters have bigger fish to
fry: they have their sights on the overall
county championship and the state Class
C crown. Thursday the Porters came down
to Sag harbor and came away with 62 -41:
Dantre Langhorne played with the locals
recording a triple-double with 19 points,
11 assists and 17 rebounds to lead Green-
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added 12 points. Seamus Doyle led the
home team with 14 points.
With a week to go in the regular season,
it’s make or break time for the local high
school basketball teams. In League VII, Wy-
andanch beat Hampton Bays 60-52 to knock
the locals out of the playoffs. Cameron Booth
had 19 points for Hampton Bays (3-6). Booth
is the top three pointer shooter in the county.
Southampton (6-2) is making things
difficult, losing to Center Moriches last
Wednesday. Maleek Harris did the brunt
of the damage for the Red Devils with 23
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points and six rebounds George Williams

added 18. Colin Buonillo dropped home 18
for the Mariners. Buonillo, Devon Trent
with 12 each led the Mariners; Shaundell
Fishburn added 10. The locals dropped to
to 6-2 in league play. Mattituck sits atop
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Independent With 30 minutes of game time left and
the Packers receiving the ball to start the
another come from behind victory in a
Super Bowl? Alas the Steelers couldn’t

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A Bizarre, Yet Satisfying Week
This was one of the most bizarre
weeks in Super Bowl history. The cold
and messy weather that we expect to
see in New Jersey at Super Bowl XLVIII
arrived three years early. The city of
Dallas had apparently hired Mayor
Bloomberg to head their Department
of Public Works for the week.
Steelers’ quarterback “Big Ben”
Roethlisberger was caught by TMZ
crooning Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” late
Tuesday night at a piano bar in Ft.
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celebrating a Super Bowl victory in their
new billion dollar showcase after a week of
fun and sun in the warmth of central Texas.
What turned out to be an awful week
for Mr. Jones and the NFL wasn’t much
better once the main event rolled around.
Hundreds of disgruntled fans were moved
from their seats as their safety was called
into question. Christina Aguilera botched
the singing of the National Anthem.
Before twelve minutes of game time had
elapsed it appeared the Packers were on
their way to a rout of the Steelers. On top
second half, the chances of a turnaround
to the evening seemed unlikely.
A quick three and out by the Packers
to start the second half gave the
Steelers a chance to get back into it.
They capitalized with an eight yard
touchdown run by Rashard Mendenhall.
Just like that, with a score of 21-17,
Super Bowl excitement was back. Four
preseason games, 16 regular season
games, three playoff rounds and the
season was coming down to the last
action-packed 15 minutes.
A fourth quarter which included two
touchdowns, a two-point conversion, and
a field goal came down to the final drive.
Big Ben had made a name for himself
on final drives. Could he launch himself
Farming
get the job done and the Packers were
Super Bowl XLV Champions. In the end,
we got a great game that came down to
the final drive. Despite a perplexing week,
a mediocre first half, a disappointing set
of commercials, and a half time show that
left me longing for Springsteen, the NFL
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an exciting second half in a game that
came down to the wire. As a fan, I’m fully
satisfied.
Pete is a Montauk resident, producer
at ESPN Radio 1230AM, and host of “The
Pete Mundo Sports Talk Show”, live on
your airwaves, 88.7FM WEER Hamptons
Community Radio Tuesday and Thursday
nights from 7-8PM. Pete can be reached via
e-mail at Peterfmundo@gmail.com.
of proposed farmland projects in the

Worth. CBS football analyst and former
Giant quarterback Phil Simms was
accused of threatening ESPN’s Desmond
Howard after confronting him regarding
comments Howard made last October
about Simms’ son, Matt. And on Friday,
six people were injured after being
struck by ice and snow falling off the
domed roof of Cowboys Stadium.
This was most likely a far cry from
Jerry Jones’ original vision when the Big
D was chosen to host Super Bowl XLV. I’m
sure Jones dreamed of America’s team
of that, the commercials were awful.
Instead of persuading me to buy Bud
Light, the folks at Anheuser-Busch gave
me a reason to stay with Coors Light.
Frito-Lay convinced me to stick with North
Fork Potato Chips rather than switch
to Doritos. The commercial for Pepsi
Max confirmed my loyalty to Coke, and
Chevrolet ensured I buy Ford for my next
vehicle. At least by halftime the Steelers
closed the gap to 21-10. The best part of
the halftime show was Usher’s dance
Continued from page 8.
but the loss of crops to the foraging herds
made them a necessity.
Krupinski, whose family owns quite a
bit of farmland in Amagansett, recalled
that when the community began to
focus on preserving ag-lands. “The idea
was open space, open vistas.”
“That’s not what we have now,”
she continued. Krupinski was among
those concerned with putting review
hands of the building inspector. But,
she acknowledged the planning process
is “laden.” Streamlining the process
at the planning board level may be
a better idea. Quigley said the idea
of the amendment was prompted by
an applicant who wanted to erect a
temporary hoop house only to find the
current requirements were “absurd.”
Due to a defect in public notification,
the hearing was adjourned and will
continue at a later date.
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