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T.E. McMorrow
Reporter

E-mail: mcmorrow@ehstar.com

Articles by this author:

  • Rehab Needs Review (News)
    The Dunes East Hampton, an exclusive drug treatment facility on Bull Run in Northwest Woods, will need to undergo a full site plan review before the East Hampton Town Planning Board if it is to stay in business
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Planning Board Weighs In on Condo Complex (News)
    The developer proposing to build 89 condominium units targeting affluent baby boomers on 24 acres of open farmland in Amagansett told the East Hampton Town Planning Board on May 15 that he was there to listen. He got an earful.
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • ‘Sometimes You Can’t Make It Up’ (Police)

        Things went from bad to worse to the verge of surreal early Monday morning for a New Hampshire man who neglected to dim his headlights for an oncoming car.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • New Tool for Fire Training (Police)

        The East Hampton Fire Department has unveiled its newest tool for firefighter training: a roofed structure built low to the ground to allow East End fire companies to practice the important skill of cutting open roofs to vent fires, to prevent dreaded flashovers for those fighting fires inside buildings.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Man Held After Woman Is Attacked (Police)

        An East Hampton man is being held in Suffolk County jail in Riverhead after his arrest on a felony assault charge early Saturday evening.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Bad Weekend for Car Salesmen (Police)

        A 2011 Dodge, speeding and swerving on Main Street and then on Woods Lane in East Hampton, was pulled over a little after midnight Sunday, leading to the arrest of a Patchogue man, 22-year-old Anthony E. Cavuoto, on a charge of driving while intoxicated. East Hampton Village police said Mr. Cavuoto was going 55 miles per hour in a 30 m.p.h. zone.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Bryan and Michele Gosman’s House Was a Labor of Love (Habitat)

       One person’s trash is another’s treasure was Bryan and Michele Gosman’s mantra as they assembled the pieces of what is now their dream house.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Police Seek Help in Burglary Investigation (Police)

    Police release surveillance camera images of red Jeep that may have a connection to the May 7 burglary of Springs house..

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Cops Couldn’t Convince Her (Police)

        A Wainscott woman who refused to be searched at East Hampton Town police headquarters following a car crash Sunday afternoon stripped off all her clothes in protest, according to the arrest report.
        Responding to a call reporting the 5 p.m. crash on Springs-Fireplace Road near Shadom Lane, police came upon a 2004 Chrysler that had gone off the road into a tree. The driver, Skyler M. Boothe, 33, told the officers she’d been talking on her cellphone and had lost control of the car.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Police Close a Loophole (Police)

        The East Hampton Town Police Department and the County District Attorney’s Office have closed a loophole in arrest procedures following a not-guilty verdict handed down in March by a local jury.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow