News

Lighting Debate Redux

Joanne Pilgrim
A new draft of lighting code revisions will be a topic of discussion at a meeting of environmental groups in East Hampton.
Retired TV Newsman Dead in Amagansett Car Wreck

Richard D. Threlkeld, a retired network television news reporter, died Friday morning when his Mini Cooper struck a Peterbilt truck hauling propane.
$60 Million Makeover Under Way

Carrie Ann Salvi
Reconstruction has begun on Sag Harbor’s crumbling 19th-century Bulova watch factory.
Art Dealer Dies Snorkeling

Jennifer Landes
John McWhinnie Jr., an art and rare book dealer known for his eclectic and inspired exhibits, both in East Hampton and New York City, died in a snorkeling accident on Friday
Drop Penny Charges

Joanne Pilgrim
Disciplinary charges against Larry Penny, East Hampton Town’s longtime director of Natural Resources, were completely dropped by the town board last week.
Massive Effort Described

Heather Dubin
Yellow tape stretched between the pilings at the commercial dock at the end of Gann Road in East Hampton this week, where a 2004 Subaru plunged into Three Mile Harbor on Jan. 4
Supe to Be Part Time

Bridget LeRoy
The Springs School Board announced at its meeting on Monday night that it plans to adopt a new administrative model for the district.
Fighting Fires and Paving the Way

Heather Dubin
When conjuring up an image of a firefighter, a woman does not usually come to mind. The Springs Fire Department defies this stereotype.
Man Died After Driving Into Harbor

Heather Dubin
East Hampton Town police have released the name of a man who died Wednesday afternoon after driving his car over the edge of the bulkhead at the commercial dock on Gann Road and into the cold water...
New Views Of Montauk’s Wonders

Russell Drumm
Fresh trails delight at Amsterdam Beach Preserve