Relay: One of Us
The E.M.S. and fire community has indeed come together to support Randy Hoffman, a critical care tech from East Hampton who in December underwent a routine spinal procedure and came out paralyzed due to unexpected complications.
The Economic Impact of the Virus
Many of us have suffered already from the warlike shock of the COVID-19 pandemic. We will all suffer in some way. If we learn from the record, however, we can take steps to minimize the impact.
Mast-Head: Grandma's Advice
My grandmother on my father’s side told me to always wash my hands — and I have tried to as often as possible ever since.
Point of View: Good News
The Indian Wells tennis tournament was canceled the other day, then came the Coachella music festival, and then came us. Postponing a trip to Palm Desert, Calif., where one of our daughters lives, seemed the rational thing to do, and JetBlue, wonderful to tell, came through.
The Story of the Dominy House
Three generations of Dominy craftsmen lived and worked together in a house and workshops on present-day North Main Steet. These workshops housed the machinery and tools used to make the clocks and furniture that made the family well known beyond East Hampton.
He Said, She Said: Who Will the Jury Believe?
Patchita Tennant broke down in tears on the witness stand Wednesday morning as she recounted the months leading up to the night when she shot and seriously injured her longtime boyfriend.
A Call for Crowd-Source History Volunteers
The Plain Sight Project, which is creating a database of East End slavery, is seeking sharp-eyed volunteers to work remotely.
On the Police Logs
Reports included a missing driveway gate, a fallen neighbor's tree, a man drunk and disorderly, and a Springs prowler.
Graham to Challenge Borsack, Larsen for mayor
Arthur Graham, an East Hampton Village trustee since 2017, declared his candidacy for mayor in June’s election on Monday. He joins Barbara Borsack, the deputy mayor, and Jerry Larsen, a former East Hampton Village police chief, in the village’s first contested mayoral election since 1992.
Fight Against Virus Brings Economy to Sudden Halt
Businesses of all sorts in New York State ground to a screeching halt this week, as the COVID-19 pandemic forced a near-total shutdown of commercial activity and ordinary life.