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LONG ISLAND, NY — Long Islanders are among 89.3 million people nationwide who have drinking water that has tested positive for toxic “forever chemicals,” known collectively as PFAS, according to new data from the US Environmental Protection Agency.In April, the EPA finalized basic drinking water standards that set strict limits for PFOA and PFOS, two of the most toxic of all chemicals. In the most recent round of testing, at least one of 29 types of PFAS was found in a third of the 4,750 public water systems tested in 2023 and 2024. According to the EPA, 174 public water…

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This post was made by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.Childcare Center of the Hamptons is seeking a teacher with experience in infant/toddler/preschool classrooms. This position will start in late August 2020.create healthy, supportive and challenging learning environmentsdevelop meaningful lesson plansenergetic teachersknowledge and experience with infantspassionate, caring and experienced educators to join our childcare program. Infant/Toddler/Preschooler:Interact with affection and respect with children. Continuously provide stimulating activities that will support their emotional, intellectual and social development. Maintain an open line of communication between families about their child's developmental growth and transitions. Follow all health and safety…

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BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY — The popular Almond Restaurant & Bar in Bridgehampton has welcomed a new patisserie.Chef Jessica Craig, a native of Long Island, graduated from the New York Institute of Technology with a bachelor's degree in culinary arts and a professional degree in hospitality management.Following a dream, Chef Craig worked with Belgian master chef Steven de Bruyn and worked at several spots before securing a spot on the canvas of Nick & Toni in East Hampton.While there, Chef Craig started as pastry chef in 2009 and ran the dessert program for the Honest Man Restaurant Group until 2013. She became…

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BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY — Walking along Main Street in Bridgehampton on a sunny day under blue skies, bright flowers, vibrant red geraniums, burst from flower boxes, creating an inviting scene that might as well be lovingly depicted on a vibrant watercolor canvas. small- city life.Flower boxes beautify Main Street, and now the Bridgehampton Village Improvement Society, which plants the geraniums each year, has designed a bright new logo in red and green, featuring an array of flowers. The logo, which features the BVIS logo, name and website, was designed to showcase those flower boxes that line Bridgehampton's main street.”The previous logo…

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South Fork Bakery presents the Em-Power Bar introduced in July for Disability Pride Month. This bar is packed with immune boosting nutrients, low fat, low sugar and high fiber ingredients. Ingredients include: Oat bran, flax, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, sunflower seed and maple syrup. It is VEGAN, SHEA FREE and GLUTEN FREE. You can buy them at our tent at the Springs Farmers Market, Sag Harbor Farmers Market and Southampton Farmers Market. Check out our website at southforkbakery.org

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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — In the days of the coronavirus, businesses are evolving and adapting to meet their loyal customers — wherever they are.Ess-a-Bagel, a popular bagel shop in New York known for long lines of customers waiting outside on weekends for a nosh, is now available for delivery in the Hamptons. Starting in August, customers can now order their favorite bagels, spreads and newly created Ess-a-Bagel Hamptons packages straight to their door, according to a release.Interested in local real estate?Sign up for Patch's new newsletter to be the first to hear about open houses, new listings and more.”Ess-a-Bagel, founded in…

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Over the weekend, we present a week in review of the top news stories and headlines from around New York. Here's a rundown of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on these stories by clicking here.'Rogue' Investment Adviser Plans to Steal $1M+: FedsHe spent clients' funds on personal expenses, luxury items including a Mercedes, jewelry and a Hamptons country club membership, the feds say.Find out what's happening in Southamptonwith free real-time updates from Patch.Man and dog stuck under dock after sunset: PoliceA girlfriend, a GPS tracker, a police…

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This post was made by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own.Join us at J Mc Laughlin in Bridgehampton on Saturday October 17th from 1-5pm. to support South Fork Bakery. 15 percent of the proceeds will go to the bakery. South Fork Bakery provides employment to adults with disabilities in the area. You can visit the store, prefer curbside pickup or a private appointment. Call or email the store at 631-537-1962 or email them at stnybridgehampton@jmclaughlin.com.Patch Mayors are trusted local users who help moderate the Patch platform by promoting good local stories and flagging spam. To…

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The New York Blood Center (NYBC) is declaring a state of emergency due to the significant drop in blood donations before and after the Memorial Day weekend. In the past three weeks, donations have been 2,100 units less than needed to meet hospital demand, straining the region's blood supply heading into the summer months that typically see a spike in trauma.Each year, more than 56,000 injuries are reported in New York State, the majority of which occur on weekends and during the summer months. Blood transfusions are often required to treat wounds, and an increase in traumatic accidents can put…

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BRIDGEHAMPTON, N.Y. — Bridgehampton students hit home with their efforts to collect blood during two drives held this year.Bridgehampton Union Free School District's National Senior and Junior Honor Societies won “Best High School” for the New York Blood Center's small division category, the district said.The students, along with National Junior and Senior Honor Society adviser Marie Bouzos-Reilly, collected more than 50 pints of blood between two blood drives during the school year in October and April, the district said.The New York Blood Center contest was sponsored by the NY Yankees, who invited students to a June 5 game where they…

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