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Steven Harvey to Discuss Archaeology From Egypt to the East End

“Archaeology From Egypt to Your Own Backyard,” a talk by Stephen Harvey, an Egyptologist and director of the Ahmose and Tetisheri Project at Abydos, Egypt, will take place Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Havens Barn at the Shelter Island Historical Society.
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Guild Hall's Sondheim Fete

Guild Hall’s JDTLab will present “Revisiting Steve,” a free evening of cabaret celebrating the musical theater career of Stephen Sondheim, on Tuesday at 7:30.
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Music Lessons Offered in Bridgehampton

The East End Arts School is now offering music lessons for children and adults of all ages and levels at two locations: its main campus in Riverhead and its new satellite campus at the Bridgehampton Child Care and Recreational Center.
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Two Women's Youthful Misadventures Recounted in Play

“Break Out!,” a new two-woman play written and performed by Maggie Bloomfield and Susan Dingle, will be presented at the Southampton Cultural Center on Saturday evening at 7.
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Curator Tours

The East Hampton Historical Society has announced an extended run of its exhibition “Living Well Is the Best Revenge: A Jazz Age Fable of Sara and Gerald Murphy.” The show will continue through Oct. 30, and two tours, led by the society’s director, Richard Barons, will take place, the first on Saturday at 10 a.m., the second on Oct. 29, also at 10. Laura Donnelly, the Murphys’ granddaughter and a food writer for The Star, will participate in the Oct. 29 tour.
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25 Years Ago in Bonac Sports 09.22.16

Local Sports History
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The Lineup 09.22.16

Local Sports Schedule
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Recorded Deeds 09.22.16

The prices below have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
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Black Rose Orchestra's Modern Vintage at Bay Street

Tito Batista and the Black Rose Orchestra will perform at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor on Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Hamptons Doc Fest to Honor Alex Gibney in December

The Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival, to be held at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor from Dec. 1 through Dec. 4, has named Alex Gibney the winner of its 2016 Career Achievement Award.
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Photos: A Screening Raises Money and Awareness in Sag Harbor (Art Blog)

On Sunday, Sag Harbor’s Bay Street Theater was the setting for a benefit preview of “Chapter & Verse,” a film by Jamal Joseph, an activist and former Black Panther who is now a professor in Columbia University’s graduate film program. A discussion with Mr. Joseph, who is also an Oscar-nominated screenwriter, followed the screening.

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Watch the Presidential Debate at Bay Street Theater (News, Villages)

For those for whom a television will not suffice, the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor is opening its doors for free so that community members can watch the presidential debates on its big screen.
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Southampton Village Celebrates Fall With SeptemberFest (News, Villages)

A festive air will fill Southampton Village this weekend, with a historical fair at the Rogers Mansion and Southampton SeptemberFest happening pretty much everywhere.
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Montauk Farmers Market Now on Fridays (News, Villages)

You can still get fresh vegetables and locally made goods at the farmers market in Montauk, you just have to mark a different day on your calendar.

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A Teacher Thank-You at Elements Studio (Business, News, Villages)

Elements Fitness, a barre and dance-fusion studio on East Hampton's Newtown Lane, will show its appreciation for local teachers and employees with a discounted barre fitness class on Tuesday and discounts on class package purchases that day and through the end of the month.
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Bargain Box Is Ready for Fall (Business, News, Villages)

The East Hampton Ladies Village Improvement Society's Bargain Box thrift shop opened on Tuesday ready for the change in weather. After clearing out summer merchandise with a dollar sale last week, the L.V.I.S.
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Still Time to Win Founder Passes to the Hamptons International Film Festival (News, Villages)

The Hamptons International Film Festival is less than a month away, and, once again, The East Hampton Star is offering a chance to win a pair of coveted Founders Passes.
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LTV Offers an Orientation (Villages)

With the goal of recruiting more local residents who can produce their own TV programming, East Hampton’s public access station, LTV, has planned an orientation workshop for Monday night at its studio in Wainscott.
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It's a Seafood Fest in Montauk (News, Villages)

There will be seafood of all sorts on Saturday and Sunday when the Montauk Seafood Festival returns to the Montauk Marine Basin and Uihlein’s Marina for the fourth year.
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Storm Changes Time of Hampton Classic Grand Prix (News, Sports)

Due to Sunday's forecast, the Hampton Classic Horse Show's main events have been moved to earlier on its closing day.
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