Blogger Roundup: The Calm Waters Of Autumn

Long Island is not only known for its cultural diversity, but its diversity of opinions. That fact is proven every week on Patch as we host community voices in our blog space. Here’s a look at some of the latest blogs posted on our sites across the region. Click on the headlines to read the blogs in their entirety.

Southampton

There Is A Certain Honor In Trying

Coming off her Nov. 5 defeat to incumbent Southampton Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst, challenger Linda Kabot used her blog to draft a concession and to thank those who voted for her. Click the headline to read what Kabot has to say about the election, the campaign and those who were successful on Election Day.

East Hampton

Road Rage: Route 114?

Suzy’s Film and Entertainment Blog took the time to jump onto our open blog “Road Rage” to discuss a problem with cars using the bicycle lane to pass vehicles stopped on Route 114 to make a left onto Stephen Hand’s Path. Do you see this dangerous trend. Join the conversation by signing in and contributing to this open invitation blog.

Westhampton-Hampton Bays

Photograph: Shinnecock Canal

Amy Beth Stern took some time from her real estate expertise to snap this stunning photo of the Shinnecock Canal on a calm, fall day. Her photograph earned top billing: check out the picture that accompanies this article.

Riverhead

Snapshots: Early November

Michael A. Mayo updates our open photo blog “Snapshots” with more photos of the RIverhead area in early November. Check out his photos and then feel free to contribute your own photos of Riverhead on this open blog.

North Fork

8 Home Inspection Red Flags

Ed Giordano, the “North Fork Realtor” provides us with a nice checklist of what to watch out for when inspecting a potential home for sale. From termites to toxic materials, of what should you be wary? Click the headline to read this informative blog.