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Read the latest local news on Southampton, NY, including high school sports, events, photos and more from Newsday.
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Residents raise concerns about giant PSEG poles
The utility says the poles, which carry radio communication equipment, will improve reliability, but some worry about visual and other impacts.
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Southampton to spend $5.3M to preserve sacred Shinnecock burial ground
The land, owned by members of the Nappa family, is at 536 Montauk Hwy., the summit of Sugar Loaf Hill where the Indian tribe has buried its ancestors for 3,000 years.
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Analysis: COVID-19 cases have dropped on Island's towns over recent months
Buoyed by the falling case numbers across Long Island, senior centers are reopening, in-person meetings are making a comeback and some are planning traditional Fourth of July celebrations.
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Local radio is alive and well at this LI station
Riverhead's WRIV-AM specializes in hyperlocal content from high school sports to polka programs and lost pet alerts, along with a generous helping of "the greatest music ever made."
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As more people return outdoors, experts warn of risk of tick bites
Some experts believe the population of ticks, which carry diseases, has increased through the pandemic year, and Long Island residents and visitors are urged to take special care this summer to avoid those suckers.
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Southampton's Coady wins Suffolk girls golf title
On a hot Wednesday at Smithtown Landing, the sophomore handled the temperature well to win the tournament by five strokes.
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Group announces winners of historic places program
Preservation Long Island's Endangered Historic Places program teaches participants how to use tools such as landmark designation, tax incentives, and public outreach to achieve their preservation goals.
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Suffolk PBA super PAC sends mailer with false info, images about incumbent mayor
A mailer paid for by the Long Island Law Enforcement Foundation criticizes Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren for appointing an artist it wrongly says is a felon to a police reform committee and also features a digitally altered photo of the two.
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Shinnecock Nation's $9M federal grant 'a game changer,' leader says
Tribal leader Bryan Polite said the grant can be used to build technology, housing, infrastructure and make up for past losses, including its 2020 powwow.
