Topic: Local Business Profiles

Al Giaquinto, President of Plum Builders (no relation), discusses the latest trends in green building and shows off some of the materials that are gaining traction in the environmental revolution. His insights: Use closely manufactured materials, recycle old materials for structural or aesthetic uses, and get to know new heating and cooling systems.

Plum Builders
125 Stephen Hands Path
East Hampton, NY 11937
P: 631-329-1300
F: 631-329-5648

www.plumbuilders.com

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Plum's Matt Lyman visits Stonewall's Restaurant in Riverhead to experience an authentic French lunch. Located at the Cherry Creek Golf Course, Stonewall's is led by executive chef Guy Puch.

Stonewall's Restaurant
967 Reeves Avenue
Riverhead, NY 11901
631-506-0777

www.stonewalls-restaurant.com

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After a long, stressful week or simply a rough day, everybody needs a little Therapy.

Therapy Clothing
77 Jobs Lane
Southampton, NY 11968
631-259-2555

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Ebony Smith visits Hildreth's Home Goods to get a peek at the new spring lineup. Henry Hildreth tells us that colors, colors and more colors are what to look for. And remember, when you think spring, think Hildreth's.

Hildreth's Home Goods

Southampton
51 Main Street
Southampton, NY 11968
631-725-3983

East Hampton
9 Pantigo Road
East Hampton, NY 11937
631-329-8800

www.hildreths.com

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Sparkling Pools and Harbor Hot Tubs create more than just square boxes with water in them, they customize works of art. In this debut segment, President Ian Fyffe visits an ongoing project in Sag Harbor. The client, Tom O'Donoghue, sought out Sparkling Pools for this specific house because it offered the project a truly customized product.

Sparkling Pools
3955 Noyac Road
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
P: 631-725-3983
F: 631-725-3670 3955

www.sparklingpools.com

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First you cut and melt the curd, then you correctly pour the water around it (not directly over it). After the exact amount of salt is added, there's the stretching. But if it's not made with love, then it's not mozzarella.

Chef Pasquale Langella and Manager Helen Gurrera of Tutto Italiano in East Hampton show Plum how to make fresh mozzarella. Deliciousness ensues.

Tutto Italiano
74 Montauk Hwy. #6
East Hampton, NY 11937
631-324-9500

www.citarella.com 

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Al Giaquinto of Plum Builders (no relation) delves into What's Hot and What's Not in home theaters and media rooms. We visit a traditional style home theater, and see the evolution of technology.

Plum Builders
125 Stephen Hands Path
East Hampton, NY 11937
P: 631-329-1300
F: 631-329-5648

www.plumbuilders.com

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As one of the sunniest spots in the Northeast, the North Fork is ripe for the wine-making. In this clip, Agawam Albertson Principal Broker Tom Scalia gives you a personal tour of Raphael Winery in Peconic.

Raphael Winery
39390 Main Road
Peconic, NY 11958
631-765-1100

www.raphaelwine.com

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A dance student beginning at the age of two, Megan Cancellieri now teaches ballet lessons for ages three to adult at Danse Arts, located in the Bridgehampton Community House– where, according to her, it's more than just a dance studio, "It becomes a family."

Danse Arts
2357 Montauk Highway
Bridgehampton, NY 11932
631-537-1684

http://dansearts.com

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Design/Build Firm Plum Builders' President Al Giaquinto tells us What's Hot, What's Not in Bathrooms, highlighting the creation of a relaxed spa in your own home.

Plum Builders
125 Stephen Hands Path
East Hampton, NY 11937
P: 631-329-1300
F: 631-329-5648

www.plumbuilders.com

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