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Judy D’Mello

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  • The High Life
    “It was so special — a three-story house,” Viola Rouhani, the architect of what became the Treehouse in Amagansett, said. “We knew we had to preserve it and have it grandfathered in to keep that view.”
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Short Contract Irks District
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Students Visit Ground Zero
    Accompanying 233 juniors from East Hampton High School, Michael Sarlo, the chief of police in East Hampton, returned to the site where almost 16 years ago he arrived with other police officers from the East End to help with the devastation of Sept. 11, which killed almost 3,000 people.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • New Chapter for Opera in Springs
    Over the last 20 years, the Springs School has accomplished what mainstream opera — in its 400 or so years of history — has been unable to do: engage a young audience.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Foreign Language Awards
    Seventy-three East Hampton High School students were recognized at the school last week for outstanding achievement in Spanish, French, and Latin, under the umbrella of the World Languages Honor Society.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Write-Ins Shake Up School Votes
    In local school board elections on Tuesday, five newcomers won seats, with a write-in candidate besting an incumbent in Amagansett and first-timers ousting incumbents in Sag Harbor.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • To the Stage, Young Scribes
    Five short plays written and performed by East End middle school students will be presented at Stony Brook Southampton’s Avram Theater on Saturday at 7 p.m. as the culminating event of this year’s Young Artists and Writers Project middle school playwriting program.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Seeds of the Future Sale
    A beloved Springs School fund-raiser, the annual Seedlings Project Plant Sale, will be back on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Expansion Ideas Presented
    Springs residents and officials reviewed the latest proposals for the long-sought expansion of the district’s school on Monday, hearing that taxpayers might be asked to approve between $14.7 million and $15.2 million next year in order for building to begin in 2019 and be completed by 2021.
    By: Judy D’Mello
  • Yes to School Budgets in Six Districts
    School budget votes and board elections results have begun rolling in, with voters approving budgets in East Hampton, Amagansett, Montauk, Bridgehampton, and Sagaponack, and Wainscott, whose polls all closed 8 p.m.
    By: Judy D’Mello

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