Hampton Bays, NY News & Events

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First in NewsdaySuffolk water authority sues town to advance pipeline project

The pipeline from Flanders to Southold would boost water supply on the North Fork, where shallow wells are stressed.

Only in NewsdaySnow removal blowing holes in LI town budgets

Iron-on embroidered patch trend heats up on LI

Southampton moves to ban new docks on Peconic bays, igniting property fight

Southampton Inn expansion wins $1.64 million in tax breaks

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, February 18

Online: Women's Heart Health

Feb19

Cardiologist Dr. John P. Reilly will discuss heart disease in women, including risk factors, misconceptions, treatment options and healthy lifestyle suggestions, register for a Zoom link

Where

Hampton Bays Public Library

52 Ponquogue Ave.

Hampton Bays, NY

Phone

631-728-6241

Price

free

Website

hamptonbayslibrary.org

Stony Brook Medicine Healthy Libraries Program

Feb24

Students from social work, public health, library science and physician's assistant programs who provide blood pressure screenings and answer health-related questions

Where

Hampton Bays Public Library

52 Ponquogue Ave.

Hampton Bays, NY

Phone

631-728-6241

Price

free

Website

hamptonbayslibrary.org

Online: The Roosevelts in New York City

Feb25

Author, historian and former Newsday reporter Bill Bleyer will discuss the history of the Roosevelt family in New York City, including the arrival of the Roosevelts in New Amsterdam, Theodore Roosevelt's birthplace in the Flatiron District, the Roosevelt House on the Upper East Side and more, register for a Zoom link

Where

Hampton Bays Public Library

52 Ponquogue Ave.

Hampton Bays, NY

Phone

631-728-6241

Price

free

Website

hamptonbayslibrary.org

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