After a 77-year-old woman was injured in a two-vehicle collision last Thursday evening, East Hampton Town police charged the driver of the other vehicle with two counts of driving while intoxicated and one count of leaving the scene of an accident with injuries.
This will, part of the Isaac Edwards Deed Collection donated by Bess Rattray, is the perfect example of how one will can give genealogists a lot of material to work with.
Carol G. Walter, who came to East Hampton with her parents in the late 1940s, died of organ failure on Aug. 11 in Manhattan, The Star has learned. She was 93.
Alexander Russo, who bought a house in Springs in 1958, has 84 works documenting World War II in the Navy Art Collection in Washington, D.C. He died on Nov. 28 at the age of 99.
A Suffolk County Supreme Court judge last week dismissed a suit brought against the Ross School, its then-chief administrator, and four of its faculty members by a former student, who claimed he was bullied and alleged the teachers were negligent in their chaperoning duties during an overseas field trip in 2020.
John Hatleberg, widely considered the world's foremost counterfeiter of famous diamonds, will be the next speaker in Knowledge Fridays, the monthly lecture series at The Church in Sag Harbor, on Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Jeffrey Sussman weaves together tales of unsung heroes of the Holocaust, how they put their lives on the line to oppose a maniacal regime.
Stephen Laub's art explores the personal and the historical in multiple mediums.
Rifts continue to grow in the LongHouse Reserve community in the wake of Matko Tomicic's dismissal and other controversial moves.
The Choral Society will postpone its holiday concert to a date in mid-January because of a Covid-19 exposure within the group.
