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Budget Takes Its Lumps in Montauk

Janis Hewitt

The Montauk School Board on Tuesday unanimously approved a budget proposal for the 2013-14 school year.
Obstacles on Obstacles

Russell Drumm

Access has improved, but there is more to do, and local businesses must start conforming to the dictates of the Americans With Disabilities Act's “readily achievable” mandate,...
Troubled Gurney’s Inn Nears Sale

Irene Silverman

Cliffside 11-acre resort where Nixon slept has a 6-foot-6 ‘white knight’
Final Hurdle for Beach House

T.E. McMorrow

Board members want to know who is in the pool and belly up at the bar
Still No P.B.A. Contract

T.E. McMorrow

If nothing happens in mediation, the next step is arbitration, in which the P.B.A.
A Community Fishery Starts In Montauk

Russell Drumm

Can the idea of a community farm, where members buy shares in a future harvest, work for fish?

Cases That Made Defendants Happy

T.E. McMorrow

Lack of video was key in East Hampton D.W.I. trial’s not-guilty verdict
Kraus Denied Tenure

Amanda M. Fairbanks
Come September, she will return to her former position as an elementary school teacher.
Race For Board Gets Crowded

Carissa Katz

A number of hopefuls have themselves acknowledged that they have thrown their hats in the ring.
Town Fails to Act on Erosion

Joanne Pilgrim
East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson wants to “drop rocks” on the Montauk oceanfront, bypassing town law and other recommendations from a coastal erosion committee