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Town Hall was so packed that some, relegated to the hallway, simply left
By Joanne Pilgrim |
Jim Brundige, the airport manager, and Peter Kirsch, an attorney
The crowd last Thursday included, from left, Jim Brundige, the airport manager, and Peter Kirsch, an attorney specializing in airport matters. Morgan McGivern

At long last, Hook Mill facelift is almost complete
By Bridget LeRoy |
A flurry of activity, if not snow, has surrounded the Hook Mill
Durell Godfrey

At John Marshall, 29 students in some classes
By Bridget LeRoy |

Charges include insubordination over animal carcasses stored in basement
By Joanne Pilgrim |
Larry Penny in a 2008 file photo. Bill Wilkinson, who was then running for East Hampton Town supervisor, is at rear.

By Bridget LeRoy |

Absentee ballots had supervisor on top by 15
By David E. Rattray, Carissa Katz |
Mr. Wilkinson, the Republican candidate
Mr. Wilkinson

Sam’s, the venerable restaurant, and Scoop, the chic boutique, on the block
By Bridget LeRoy |
Sam’s restaurant is on the market for $6.5 million, while the asking price for the building that houses Scoop is $13.95 million.
Sam’s restaurant is on the market for $6.5 million, while the asking price for the building that houses Scoop is $13.95 million. Morgan McGivern Photos

Sammy’s Beach got sand, Lazy Point won’t
By Russell Drumm |
Sand dredged from the bottom of the Montauk Harbor Inlet has been added to a beach just east of the Soundview Drive community.
Sand dredged from the bottom of the Montauk Harbor Inlet has been added to a beach just east of the Soundview Drive community. Russell Drumm

Police chief is named man of the year
By Janis Hewitt |
The Montauk Chamber of Commerce’s man of the year, Edward V. Ecker Jr.
The Montauk Chamber of Commerce’s man of the year, Edward V. Ecker Jr.

North Main convenience store plans prompt review of tangled property history
By Heather Dubin |
148 North Main Street in East Hampton, home now to an Empire gas station,