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The Southampton Press
135 Windmill Ln, Southampton, NY 11968
135 Windmill Ln, Southampton, NY 11968
The Southampton Press has been serving the local community for more than a century. The Southampton Press Eastern…More Edition, headquartered in Southampton Village, is the flagship paper of The Press News Group, which also includes The Southampton Press Western Edition and The East Hampton Press.</p> <p>Press newspapers consistently win excellence awards and other honors from the New York Press Association and the National Newspaper Association. The Press's website, <a href="http://www.27east.com">27east.com</a>, provides community news, a local events calendar, and business, restaurant and real estate directories.</p>
WPPB 88.3 FM Peconic Public Broadcasting
87a Main St, Southampton, NY 11968
Peconic Public Broadcasting is the only NPR affiliate based on the East End of Long Island. It also broadcasts PBS's…More News Hour and the BBC World Service, and its local programming includes "In the Morning" with Bonnie Grice, "Urban Jazz" and "Friday Night Soul" with Ed German, "Dog Talk" with Tracie Hotchner, "LI Morning Edition" with Michael Mackey and "The Brian Cosgrove Show." WPPB was started by former WLIU employees who wanted to save the public radio station after Long Island University announced in August 2009 that it would stop funding the station and auction its licenses and equipment. The station had been located at Long Island University's Southampton College in Shinnecock Hills, but the campus was sold to Stony Brook University in 2006. The WLIU was only welcome to stay at the newly dubbed Stony Brook Southampton for a few years, and it relocated in 2010 to its current studio and offices in Southampton Village. The station is now independent of a university and supported by underwriting and its listeners.
87a Main St, Southampton, NY 11968
Peconic Public Broadcasting is the only NPR affiliate based on the East End of Long Island. It also broadcasts PBS's…More News Hour and the BBC World Service, and its local programming includes "In the Morning" with Bonnie Grice, "Urban Jazz" and "Friday Night Soul" with Ed German, "Dog Talk" with Tracie Hotchner, "LI Morning Edition" with Michael Mackey and "The Brian Cosgrove Show." WPPB was started by former WLIU employees who wanted to save the public radio station after Long Island University announced in August 2009 that it would stop funding the station and auction its licenses and equipment. The station had been located at Long Island University's Southampton College in Shinnecock Hills, but the campus was sold to Stony Brook University in 2006. The WLIU was only welcome to stay at the newly dubbed Stony Brook Southampton for a few years, and it relocated in 2010 to its current studio and offices in Southampton Village. The station is now independent of a university and supported by underwriting and its listeners.