Main Street in East Hampton over Memorial Day Weekend. Independent/Richard LewinOne of three passengers that got off the 5:45 PM Long Island Rail Road train arriving in Montauk, on Friday, May 22. Independent/Gordon M. GrantMan crossing street with mask in Southampton on May 21. Independent/Rob Rich/www.societyallure.comOn Friday, May 22, Southampton Arts Center, in partnership with the Village of Southampton and the Southampton Association, held a dedication of the space on its Job’s Lane wall with the unveiling of five 12-foot-long banners displaying a photo of each 2020 Southampton High School graduate. Independent/Richard LewinSelfies at Montauk Lighthouse. Independent/Richard LewinIn front of Le Chef on Jobs Lane in Southampton on May 21. Independent/Rob Rich/www.societyallure.comA sign urging people to respect Montauk on display at Ditch Plains Beach. Independent/Gordon M. GrantA lifeguard leaves Indian Wells Beach in Amagansett. Independent/Richard LewinMain Street Southampton on May 21. Independent/Rob Rich/www.societyallure.comFishermen line up along the beach at Gerard Drive in East Hampton. Independent/Gordon M. GrantA man is helped with his face mask at Nick’s Beach in Montauk on May 24. Independent/Gordon M. GrantMain street in Sag Harbor on May 21. Independent/Rob Rich/www.societyallure.comTeachers and staff from the John Marshall Elementary School did a processional parade through neighborhoods to greet their students in East Hampton on May 21. Independent/Gordon M. GrantSigns throughout Sag Harbor urge visitors to wear masks as part of “The Mask Project” campaign. Independent/Lisa TamburiniMain Street in Southampton on May 21. Independent/Rob Rich/www.societyallure.comSign outside of Sag Harbor Cinema. Independent/Rob Rich/www.societyallure.comMain Street Montauk over Memorial Day Weekend. Independent/T.E. McMorrow
A discarded mask sits wedged in the opening of a garbage can along Main Street in East Hampton on May 7. Independent/Gordon M. GrantA painted rock by @ehrocks1 sits near a tree along Main Street in East Hampton on May 7. Independent/Gordon M. GrantSigns that read “Hope Is Not Canceled” and “Thank You All Of Our Heroes” on the corner of Noyac and Long Beach Road in Sag Harbor. Independent/Lisa TamburiniDuring its first day back in operation, the Hampton Jitney did not pick up any passengers for the 9:45 AM to Manhattan at the stop in East Hampton on May 7. Independent/Gordon M. GrantA crowded Main Street in the Village of Sag Harbor on Saturday, May 2. Independent/Lisa TamburiniThe contents of lockers at East Hampton High School were returned to students last week via a drive thru at the high school on April 28. Organized by head custodian Curt Ottman and assistant principal Tim Fromm, it took nearly a week to empty and organize the contents of the lockers for distribution. Independent/Gordon M. GrantWhile those in groups gathered on the beach in downtown Montauk Saturday weren’t social-distancing, the groups themselves did seem to be about six feet apart from each other. Independent/T.E. McMorrowOverflowing garbage pails at the South Edison Street beach access area in Montauk proved to be a seagull’s delight early Sunday morning, May 3. Independent/T.E. McMorrowPhysical therapist Dr. Susan Roman started the fundraiser “Pedal for PPE.” Her GoFundMe campaign raised over $6000 for personal protective equipment. The final component of her efforts was a 100-mile solo bike ride she took on Saturday, May 2, from Calverton to Orient Point, Greenport, Shelter Island, and Sag Harbor, ending at Montauk Lighthouse. Independent/Richard LewinA group greets physical therapist Dr. Susan Roman in Montauk. Independent/Richard LewinOn May 2 and 3, the NewTown Party’s free face mask handout was held outside Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center in East Hampton. The center’s new Executive Director Katy Graves helped East Hampton Village Board candidates Jerry Larsen, Sandra Melendez, and Chris Minardi, all wearing personal protective gear, give away face masks to occupants in vehicles that lined up in front. Independent/Richard LewinA fleet of motorcycles line the streets of Montauk village on Saturday, April 25. Independent/T.E. McMorrowEast Hampton Town Marine Patrol speaks with a surfer at Ditch Plains Beach in Montauk on Saturday, April 25. Independent/Gordon M. GrantBeachgoers at Ditch Plains Beach in Montauk Saturday, April 25. Independent/Gordon M. GrantA surfer wears a face mask at Ditch Plains Beach in Montauk on Saturday, April 25. Independent/Gordon M. GrantBeachgoers wearing masks at Ditch Plains Beach in Montauk on Saturday, April 25. Independent/Gordon M. GrantBeachgoers at Georgica Beach in East Hampton on Saturday, April 25. Independent/Gordon M. GrantCones limit parking at Main Beach in East Hampton. Independent/Richard LewinA busy Main Street in Montauk on Saturday, April 25. Independent/T.E. McMorrowCars at Georgica Beach in East Hampton. Independent/Richard LewinThe entrance to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. Independent/Lisa TamburiniA discarded latex glove on the sidewalk on Park Place in East Hampton. Independent/Gordon M. GrantSag Harbor Village took the step Sunday, April 5, of taping off benches along Main Street in order to decrease the abuse of social distancing requirements. Independent/Gordon M. GrantThe Montauk Historical Society and Long Island’s easternmost resident and Keeper of the Light Joe Gaviola decided it was best for public safety to close the property until conditions improve. Independent/Richard LewinA thank you sign at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. Independent/Lisa TamburiniA sign on Main Street, Montauk for the Montauk Food Pantry that reads “Know someone who needs help? Call 631-668-2474.” Independent/T.E. McMorrowEast Hampton Town Police Department Sergeant Ken Alversa holding a box of donated gloves and N95 masks. Independent/Richard LewinGreg Verity, of First Light Fisheries, restocks his self-serve clam truck at Commercial Dock in East Hampton on April 5. Independent/Gordon M. GrantRex Martin and Brent Becker at the Montauk Fire Department, which is closed except for emergency calls. Independent/Richard LewinA thank you to health care workers at the Southampton Publick House. Independent/Jessica Mackin-CiproA residential job site closed due to the recent restrictions on construction during the novel coronavirus pandemic, on Three Mile Harbor Drive in East Hampton, on April 4. Independent/Gordon M. GrantEmpty shelves at a local grocery store. Independent/Richard LewinKorben Dallas, right, owner of Mystique Nail Spa and Salon, which is closing permanently due to conditions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, sells his stock of face masks and sanitizer to customers outside his shop on The Circle in East Hampton on April 4. Independent/Gordon M. Grant
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