News

Brewers Seek Pass on Parking Rule

T.E. McMorrow
The owners of The Montauk Brewing Company want to make its signiture Driftwood Ale on site and are hoping to have the brewery running in time for the hectic summer season.
Erosion Committee Buckles Down

Joanne Pilgrim
With the release of money for Hurricane Sandy recovery, the committee will focus on emergency permits for restoration work on the Ditch Plain and downtown Montauk beaches.
Razorbills And Mergansers, Ho! But Alcids, No

Russell Drumm

Biting wind, weak sun on a waterfowl-counting Saturday
Principal's Absence Extended Through Next Week

Amanda M. Fairbanks
Charles Soriano, the principal of East Hampton Middle School, has said in a message to the school community that his return to his post will be delayed.
Perna to Head St. Pat's Parade

Janis Hewitt
Jack Perna, the superintendent of the Montauk School, has been chosen to be the grand marshal of the 2013 Montauk Friends of Erin St. Patrick’s Day parade.
30 Days For Skimming Fuel Co.

T.E. McMorrow

“She took a company that has been around since 1902 and nearly bankrupted them.”

Federal Money Sought for Montauk Beach

David E. Rattray

The outlook for Montauk’s threatened oceanfront improved Monday with the passage in the House of Representatives of $50.7 billion in Hurricane Sandy aid.

Sale Talks Get Heated

Joanne Pilgrim

East Hampton Town Councilman Peter Van Scoyoc suggested Tuesday that the town remove the Fort Pond House property in Montauk from the market.
Too Close, Too Big, Not Far Enough

T.E. McMorrow

Two waterfront properties on Lake Montauk and one on Gardiner’s Bay were front and center.
‘Explosions’ Out East?

Janis Hewitt

According to East Hampton Town police, the apparent explosives have been set off in a number of areas.