Dan Rattiner is the Founder of Dan's Papers. He has been passionately telling compelling stories about the Hamptons and its unique inhabitants for over 65 years, focusing on themes such as transportation and mobility, public transportation, and traffic management systems. Dan's work has been featured in Dan's Hamptons Media and NewsBreak.
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Dan's coverage focuses on local events and news in the United States, particularly New York and the Hamptons. He seems to have a particular interest in reporting on entertainment news related to local events, as well as house & home topics. Pitches should align with these themes, offering unique angles or exclusive access to local events, individuals or places within the specified geographic focus.
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The strange history of Spider Leg Mill and its historic marker controversy and a one-room schoolhouse in Sagaponack.
A new pop-up subway stop is now open at the Hampton Classic Horse Show grounds in Bridgehampton.
The 78th annual Artist-Writers softball game was played last Saturday in East Hampton. In its first year, which was just three years after World War II ended in 1945, it was played up in Springs in the backyard of sculptor Wilfrid Zogbaum’s home. Among others attending in that first game were painter Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell and Jackson Pollock.
The Southampton Horse Show, as the predecessor of the Hampton Classic Horse Show was called, was first held in the early 1900s.
The annual Hamptons Subway Thoroughbred Walk just prior to the Hampton Classic Horse Show has been successfully completed.
Several people report seeing a lone thoroughbred horse in the tunnels between Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor munching grass alongside the tracks.
The Wall Street Journal published an interesting article about Montauk last week. The headline was “ A Billionaire CEO, a Hamptons Town and the Endless Fight Over a Seafood Shack.”
The Vienna Philharmonic, with their instruments, took the Hamptons Subway from the Westhampton stop to Bridgehampton, where they gave a performance of a Schubert Symphony at the Bridgehampton Community Center last Wednesday afternoon. School buses ferried them from their chartered jet at Gabreski Airport to the subway in that town. It turned out they left a tuba on a seat in the subway when they got off in Bridgehampton. It was soon thereafter turned in by a good Samaritan and transported to the Community Center to arrive just before the beginning of the third movement, so the audience had to listen to the first two movements without it. Also seen on the subway Wednesday were President Bill Clinton and his lovely wife Hillary Clinton, between Montauk and Napeague and Southampton and Water Mill respectively.
Last Saturday afternoon, a presidential motorcade bearing Donald Trump came briskly through the downtowns of Amagansett, East Hampton and Bridgehampton.
By: Dan Rattiner
Donald Trump was seen traveling eastbound at 4 pm last Thursday on the subway between Westhampton Beach and Quiogue. He was carrying a golf club. Justin Bieber was seen on the subway traveling from Bridgehampton to Sag Harbor on Wednesday at 2 pm carrying a cup of Starbucks coffee.
