Northampton, NY News & Events

Check out Northampton restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

Where to go camping on LI by the ocean

Long Islanders enjoy affordable oceanfront camping, bypassing costly rentals and beach houses.

'Homeowners are under real financial pressure'

Newsday InvestigatesSuffolk tax rolls have been frozen for decades. On the East End, challenges have skyrocketed.

Town settles with golf course developer to sell it strip of land for $10M

LI school athletic director dies at 42

Upcoming Events

Saturday, July 18

Revolutionary America Series: The True Story of the Culper Spy Ring with Bill Bleyer

Jul23

Uncover the truth behind the Culper Spy Ring! Join author Bill Bleyer for a fascinating presentation that separates Revolutionary War myth from reality and reveals how this secret Long Island spy network helped George Washington win the war.

Where

Southampton History Museum

17 Meeting House Ln.

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-283-2494

Price

free

Website

southamptonhistory.org

Ticks: All You Need to Know

Jul23

Medical entomologist Dr. Scott Campbell of the Regional Tick-Borne Disease Resource Center at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital will discuss the medically important tick species on Long Island, their biology, habitat, the pathogens they transmit and the best strategies to prevent tick bites in adults and children, attendees will receive a free tick removal kit and a tick disease handbook, cardholders only, register

Where

Brookhaven Free Library

273 Beaver Dam Rd.

Brookhaven, NY

Phone

631-286-1923

Price

free

Website

brookhavenfreelibrary.org

Plein Air Workshop with Artist Aurelio Torres

Jul29

Join artist Aurelio Torres for a plein air painting workshop at the historic Halsey House & Garden. Explore outdoor painting techniques while capturing the beauty of one of Southampton’s most iconic settings.

Where

Halsey House & Garden

249 S Main St.

Southampton, NY

Phone

631-283-2494

Price

$20

Website

southamptonhistory.org

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Rick Martel, former Southampton Town councilman, dies at 66

'Drop the knife'

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Group favors water access over historic house

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Former Hampton Jitney manager dies at 67

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