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SOUTHAMPTON COMMUNITY SNAPSHOTS

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  • Mayoral Candidates<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Ashley@Chiffert, Southampton, Jun 19</span>
  • Trustee Candidates<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Ashley@Chiffert, Southampton, Jun 19</span>
  • Congratulations to our Tuckahoe School Kindergarteners earning the Young American Award for learning to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Meggie8, Southampton, Jun 18</span>
  • Third-graders in Nick Epley's class took a field trip to Village Hall on June 10 and met with Mayor Michael Irving and Trustee Richard Yastrzemski. In class, students are learning about social action and making a change and before the visit, the students were asked to think of a change they want to see within the Village of Southampton. The students presented them in a Power Point format to Mr. Irving and Mr. Yastrzemski. For their presentation students stood at the podium in the board room of Village Hall and told Mr. Irving and Mr. Yastrzemski what change they want to see, how this change would be beneficial to our community and what steps could be taken to see this change.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Jun 17</span>
  • Tuckahoe School recently inducted students into the National Junior Honor Society. From left, Principal Arlette Sicari, Principal, Katherine-Grace Bodington, Thomas Armandi, Nina Clark, Erick Campohermoso, Dylan Grigo, Adrian Saldana, Anne Hattrick, Emily Bartolon, Julian Misut, Erion Ruhani, and School Superindentent Len Skuggevik.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Jun 17</span>
  • Tuckahoe School eighth-graders Giulia Campaiola and Brandon Perez are the third semester Wall of Honor Students. The Wall of Honorrecognizes students who demonstrate pride, respect and responsibility.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Jun 3</span>
  • Tuckahoe students are going on Virtual Reality voyages so real they require permission slips! As a part of Tuckahoe’s STEAM initiative and with the help of Model Schools, 3D goggles, and Tuckahoe technology teacher, Jessica Ovanessian, Tuckahoe’s librarian, Laurie Verdeschi, has led students on Google Expeditions through sites such as the Museum of Natural History, Statue of Liberty, Grand Canyon, and Yosemite National Park. In addition, students explored microscopic landscapes to learn about cells and took a tour of the solar system with stops at Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Mercury. Students have concluded that Google Expeditions are very cool and teachers are looking forward to using this new tool to bring many other subjects to (virtual) life. <br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Meggie8, Southampton, May 23</span>
  • Southampton High School's strings orchestra, under the direction of Nancy Caine, played at the Josie Robertson Plaza at Lincoln Center on May 17. MICHELLE MALONE<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted May 21</span>
  • Kyle Vella recently graduated from Binghamton University. On hand for the occasion were, from left, his father, Steve Vella, brother Nate, (Kyle) and his mother Teal Vella.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted May 21</span>
  • Dell Cullum, of Hampton wildlife, visited the OLH first grade class to teach them about the importance of respecting wildlife.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Hillsnbells, Southampton, May 20</span>
  • Dell Cullum, of Hampton wildlife, visited the OLH first grade class to teach them about the importance of respecting wildlife.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Hillsnbells, Southampton, May 20</span>
  • Children's book author Patricia Polacco, seated, recently visited Tuckahoe, during which three students, Leonardo Estrada, Olivia Casabianca and Emma Cervone had the opportunity to interview her about her experience as an author.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted May 6</span>
  • Three teens, from left, Alanah Johnson, Chris Ernst, and Keeley Lennon were recently recognized by the Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone for there work on behalf of youth in our area.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted May 6</span>
  • Congratulations goes out to the following Tuckahoe school students who were the PARP Bookmark Contest winners at their grade level. These students had their designs turned into bookmarks for all of the students in their grade level. They also won a free book from our spring Book Fair! The winners pictured are: Front Row—kindergartener-Maripaz Atancuri; Middle Row—first grader-Ricardo Tapia Pelaez; fourth grader-Ashley Pacheco; pre-kindergartener-Alexander Ortiz; second grader-Alice Soledad; Back Row—sixth grader-Marin Gilmartin; fifth grader-Emily Mejia.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Meggie8, Southampton, Apr 26</span>
  • Major Ward with the Easter Bunny at the annual Southampton Village PBA Easter egg hunt in Agawam Park on Friday. DANA SHAW<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 23</span>
  • Riley Orlando at the annual Southampton Village PBA Easter egg hunt in Agawam Park on Friday. DANA SHAW<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 23</span>
  • Three Southampton High School students, from left, Lauren Heany, Taylor Hemby-Ginsburg, and Grant Goodyear, were recently selected to participate in the annual Student Day at the Suffolk County Legislature. During the event, spearheaded by the League of Women Voters, the students engaged in a mock trial session and met with Suffolk County Legislators Bridget Fleming and DuWayne Gregory<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 23</span>
  • Hundreds of guests celebrated with dozens of survivors who were given pink roses at the Fifth Annual Pink Pearl Gala hosted by the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. STEVEN SCHREIBER PHOTOGRAPHY<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Janice Artandi, Southampton, Apr 20</span>
  • Survivors, thrivers and supporters celebrated life at the Pink Pearl Gala hosted by the North Fork Breast Health Coalition. STEVEN SCHREIBER PHOTOGRAPHY<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Janice Artandi, Southampton, Apr 20</span>
  • The North Fork Breast Health Coalition honored Lucia's Angels at their recent gala. NFBHC President Susan Ruffini, Lucia's Angels President Stacy Quarty, Lucia's Angels Vice President Susan Barry Roden and NFBHC Vice President Melanie McEvoy. STEVEN SCHREIBER PHOTOGRAPHY <br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Janice Artandi, Southampton, Apr 20</span>
  • Southampton Elementary School's student council raised $500 for Lucia's Angels and the Coalition for Women's Cancers at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Stacy Quarty, Southampton, Apr 19</span>
  • Stacy Quarty demonstrates abdominal thrusts.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted by Stacy Quarty, Southampton, Apr 19</span>
  • Southampton High School seniors Rolfy Caal and Riplee Mercer were recently recognized by the Parrish Art Museum for their entries in the 3D category with awards of excellence as part of the museum’s annual student art show. Caal submitted a yarn weaving and Mercer’s piece was a wooden toothpick sculpture.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 12</span>
  • Our Lady of the Hamptons Prep 8 student Vera Rodriguez serves a senior at the school's recent community luncheon.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 8</span>
  • Raynor Country Day School held a schoolwide pep rally prior to the New York State English Language Arts Assessment testing. Students were reminded that Knowledge is a Superpower.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 8</span>
  • Raynor Country Day School held a schoolwide pep rally prior to the New York State English Language Arts Assessment testing. Students, including, from left, fifth-graders Sophia COlavito, Karly Coonan, Madison Lecci, and Kimberly Ward, were reminded that Knowledge is a Superpower.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 8</span>
  • Raynor Country Day School held a schoolwide pep rally prior to the New York State English Language Arts Assessment testing. Students, including fourth-graders Chloe Gappelberg, left, and Ava Sommer, were reminded that Knowledge is a Superpower.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 8</span>
  • Raynor Country Day School held a schoolwide pep rally prior to the New York State English Language Arts Assessment testing. Students, including Liam McGinness, left, and Robby Schumacher, were reminded that Knowledge is a Superpower.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 8</span>
  • Southampton varsity baseball coaches and players served as volunteer coaches at Southampton Little League's Winter Clinic held a few weeks back at SYS. The league thanks all volunteer coaches for giving their time to help the players practice and improve.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 2</span>
  • The Southampton boys soccer team placed second in the Future Stars St. Patrick's Day Tournament at SYS a few weeks ago on March 9. Bay Shore defeated the Mariners 3-2 in the final. East Hampton, Pierson, Hampton Bays, Comsewogue, West Babylon and Sachem East all competed in the tournament as well.<br/><span style='font-style:italic'>Submitted Apr 2</span>