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6 days ago |
danspapers.com | Michael Malaszczyk
We all go through many ups and downs in our lives and relationships. No one is immune from life’s vicissitudes. Like it or not, this is the reality of the human condition. I recently received several emails from readers who wanted my opinion about their never ending roller-coaster ride relationships. Despite situational differences, these men and women, both single and married alike, wanted to know one thing; when is enough enough?
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6 days ago |
danspapers.com | Michael Malaszczyk
When it comes to museums, the Hamptons has a wealth of them, including historical museums in each town and village. Connor Flanagan is the executive director of the Bridgehampton Museum and wants people to know it’s a little hidden treasure. “I think some people have an outdated impression of these museums, that they’re just full of old chairs and quilts,” says Flanagan, who has been executive director for 18 months. “I want to change people’s thinking about us.
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1 week ago |
danspapers.com | Michael Malaszczyk
Still trying to figure out how to celebrate Mom? From laid-back brunches to special dinners, there’s plenty happening across the East End — check out what’s going on below!Captain Jack’s is excited to announce that they will be offering Mother’s Day Brunch on Sunday, May 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.! Treat Mom to a meal with a view at the only waterfront restaurant in Southampton. Plus, enjoy your brunch with a $12 Mimosa or Bloody Mary and a $14 build a Bellini.
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1 week ago |
danspapers.com | Michael Malaszczyk
All politics are local. President Donald Trump recently signed executive orders that directly affected federal funding for numerous East End art centers and museums, as well as television and radio stations. Most recently, an executive order signed on May 1 directly slashed public subsidies for Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and National Public Radio (NPR), with the president alleging biased reporting by the networks.
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1 week ago |
danspapers.com | Michael Malaszczyk
For Robert Schenkkan, it’s personal this time; it’s about Bob and Jean. A distinguished playwright for 40 years who has won a Pulitzer and a Tony, his newest play is a love story about his parents, told through the letters they wrote each other during World War II. As part of its world premiere, Bob & Jean, A Love Story, will open the season for Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, beginning May 27.
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