Good magazine to keep you current with all the "happenings" in the Hamptons. Lot's of gossip about…read morethe rich and famous who frequent here. Nice photos of last months events, and the people who attended.This a coffee table magazine.

Thank you Edible EE and Yelp for once again, bringing me to an event / establishment that I didn't…read moreknow about. I love you guys! This event was nicely laid out, plenty of space for cues at each truck, plenty of seating, plenty of garbage / recycle cans, gorgeous weather, great crowd, no shenanigans, very nice food truck staff (at each one), and absolutely perfect weather. This was their fourth annual and you really get your bang for your buck at this event. My favorite food truck food was Pizza Luca's Filetti Pizza and my favorite food truck aesthetically, was The Hamptons Aristrocrat. Thank you to our fabulous CM Drew and to Yelp - I love you guys. See you next year at the Food Truck Derby! Great event!!!!!!!! Thank you to Edible EE for their great articles and fabulous events! THIS has been a review by Gaurav

WLNG Radio is a blast from the past with great music, contests and personalities. If you close…read moreyour eyes and just listen, you would swear you traveled back to the 60's. The local spots are recorded by many of the business owners themselves and come of as folksy and genuine. If Radio is truly Theater of the Mind than we should all live in Sag Harbor with our WLNG personalities and the local business owners. A large part of the Station's success is ownership that believes in the format, music and personalities. A huge thank you to Bill and Sandra. I have traveled From Connecticut just to say hello and every time I arrive I am greeted with smiling faces and warm embraces. These folks really care about their listeners. In closing, there is no better Radio Station than WLNG 92.1 FM in Sag Harbor NY.

This station used to totally suck. WAY too much reverb and lame remotes from car dealerships. Then…read morea couple of years ago sitting on the beach I'm spinning the dial and WOW....No lame echo chamber, DJ who didn't sound like he'd been there since 1962. They were even playing the Allman Bros!. Bill the Weatherman has resurrected this fossilized wreck. AMEN

Thank you for authentic people's music! A fresh sound, I've…read morediscovered in a search for sounds that deserve hearing and enjoying. From.....whitedog42.

I've had the good fortune to have bombed around a few beach towns over the past couple of years,…read moremostly on the West Coast, but some on the East Coast too. They are fun and generally pretty low key. Unfortunately, if you don't come armed with your own music, the radio in many of these places seems to drift towards "Freebird" and "We Built This City on Rock 'n'Roll". Ugh! I don't mind a yearly dose of Freebird, but that's kind of the end of it for me. Enter WEHM. (http://www.wehm.com/) They call themselves "progressive" which might be a bit optimistic, but they throw in some Cure, X, Lou Reed, Patti Smith, etc. in with their Bruce Springsteen, Peter Gabriel, Bonnie Raitt, etc. It's definitely a rock station, but a smart one. You won't have to get your plaid shirt and duct taped shorts out any more than your black frock and pancake makeup to listen. They also play just enough new stuff to keep it interesting. One of the things that I always LOVE about these little stations, and by no means is this phenomenon isolated just to small beach towns, is the locally produced commercials. "Hi, I'm Jim, the Car Doctor." "Hi, I'm Rod, the Car Nurse" (Together) "We wanna FIX YOUR CAR" Or whatever. They're always good for a little giggle. WEHM is no exception. They have the surfer dude from the local surf shop giving updates on the tide, etc. Funny stuff. So what, I'm easily amused. If you're on 27E looking for a radio station, you could do a lot worse than this.

INTERVIEW DEC.6TH, AT 9A.M. WITH HEAVYWEIGHT AUTHOR FROM BROOKLYN NEW YORK, ANTHONY BRUNO, & HIS…read moreNEWLY RELEASED BOOK, 'IN ONE HAND'. 25 FIVE STAR RATINGS ON BARNES&NOBLE WEB SITE. THE NEXT BOOK TO BECOME A FULL LENGTH FEATURE FILM. A TRUE STORY FULL OF REALISM, ABOUT NEW YORK CITY, THE N.Y.P.D. AND A NEW YORK CITY COP, DURING THE 1960'S ERA. 88.3 FM PECONIC PUBLIC BROADCASTING PO Box 1410, Southampton, NY 11969-1410 Phone (631)591-7000 * Fax (631) 591-7080 The interviewer is Bonnie Grice.

The absolute best radio station on Friday nights from eight to midnight. I sent it all but I have…read moreto use 85 characters so it is the best lol

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