I doubt Roy was thinking “last time” on Jan. 2, 2010, as he walked down the driveway of the Montauk house where we had shared 36 years of summers and weekends. But that’s just the thing about the last time: Plans don’t matter.
The Maidstone hotel in East Hampton Village is offering a food menu for dogs with dishes such as ground beef and rice with carrots for $10, and salmon and rice with vegetables for $12. Prices are half off on weekdays from 3 to 6 p.m. during the hotel’s “yappy hour.”
The owner of 51 South Edgemere Street in Montauk, the property on Fort Pond that was formerly the site of the East by Northeast restaurant and the Stone Lion Inn, is planning to open a new motel and restaurant there by next summer.
The East End real estate market continued its nearly yearlong slump, according to a third-quarter report from Town and Country that found overall home sales were down 14 percent compared to the same period in 2018.
The prices listed here have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
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Don McGovern’s charges, with visions of playoffs dancing in their heads, were the aggressor throughout 80 minutes against Kings Park, winding up a 3-0 victor last Thursday.
East Hampton High’s girls swimming team defeated Harborfields 93-77 in its senior meet here last Thursday, but junior varsity football floundered at Bayport-Blue Point.
East Hampton High School’s girls cross-country team, thanks to a 26-29 win over Miller Place at Sunken Meadow on Oct. 15, finished the season at 3-3, “the best we’ve done in quite a while,” according to the team’s coach, Diane O’Donnell.
Given the green light by his coach, Shelter Island High School’s four-time county Class D cross-country champ clocked in at 15 minutes and 40.43 seconds.
