Reminder: Rabies clinic on June 13
There will be a one-day-only, walk-in rabies clinic from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 13 at the firehouse on Barton Hill Road.
Archive for May, 2009
Home Depot recalls patio umbrellas
These umbrellas are being recalled because the patio umbrella and its pole could tip over and strike consumers, if the umbrella’s collar or sleeve is not removed prior to closing the umbrella.
East Hampton Police Log for May 29, 2009: Cell phones-No, Seat belts-Yes, Pocket-bikes-Know the rules
Driving while chatting, failure to buckle-up, passing bad checks and more bad behavior by dog owners are part of this week’s East Hampton Police Log.
Getting a pension? New rules may apply to you or your former employer
The change announced today will help some pensioners avoid a smaller refund next spring, or in some situations a balance due.
Enjoy some golf and help youth sports at the same time
The East Hampton High School Sports Boosters are offering tickets to the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell. Tickets are good for attendance on any one day of the event, to be held June 22-28 Tickets are $20 each – half of which benefits the East Hampton High School Football team. To buy [...]
Local businesses to offer first ever Village Center ‘Strawberry Fields Fest’
The celebration will feature live entertainment, a Farmers’ Market, a caricature artist, artist vendors and special offerings from the Village Merchants – all centering around strawberries.
East Hampton Police-solved crimes tops state average
Overwhelmingly, the motivation behind these crimes has been drugs – specifically, heroin. The offenders are motivated by their addiction to commit crimes to get money to buy heroin.
East Hampton Police Log for May 22, 2009: Better wear that seatbelt
This week’s police log includes a number of arrests for failure to wear a seatbelt. The crackdown on this offense is known as “Click it or Ticket.”
Where did the half million $$$ go?
Of the expenses, $538,999 was for fundraising, $83,895 for administrative expenses, and only $3,316 for the charitable purposes the organization says it supports.
Decoding the mysteries of the forest
This is one of four upcoming Goodwin Center outdoor programs offered through early July.
