On Stop Signs for Town Line
The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee will mostly support a proposal to add new stop signs at intersections on Town Line Road, the street that divides the hamlet from neighboring Sagaponack Village.
‘Character’ vs. History in SANS Communities
One side, calling itself the Tri-Community Working Group — the presidents of the three communities along with 14 residents — seeks an overlay district as the best means of preservation for the historically Black communities of Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest, and Ninevah. The other wants historic designation that would go a step further.
Gundersen and Haney Are Wed
Peter Gundersen, a son of Martha and Peter Gundersen of Amagansett, married Samantha Haney, a California native and daughter of Jane and Keith Haney of Gulf Breeze, Fla., on April 16 in Pensacola, Fla.
Mashashimuet Park Lease to Be 17 Years
The Sag Harbor School District on Monday publicized more details of its pending agreement with the Mashashimuet Park board of directors, which will play into the $13.5 million bond referendum that is up for a vote on Sept. 29.
Kids Culture for August 11, 2022
The East Hampton Library's free children's fair is a highlight for kids this weekend.
Item of the Week: Camping at Montauk, Circa 1905
This engaging, relatable photograph shows a group of young adults posed in front of a tent, presumably camping at Montauk.
Lifeguards Say Vigilance a Must, Even on Calm Days
Just because there is flat water doesn’t mean lifeguards can relax. It was a green-flag day up at Maidstone Park last Thursday when lifeguards needed to call in a Jet Ski for assistance for a father and son who were swimming in the calm waters but got too close to the jetty on an incoming tide, according to John Ryan Jr., chief of the East Hampton Town’s lifeguards.
On the Police Logs 08.11.22
A woman pulled a 2018 Subaru into the North Main Street I.G.A. lot on Aug. 2 and suddenly realized she was in the wrong vehicle. It was identical to her own Subaru, parked someplace else.
Bicycle Hit the Car
A 21-year-old on a bicycle was struck by a Mercedes-Benz in East Hampton, but had only minor injuries.
Punched in the Face
Following a July 31 incident at the town-owned 140 Springs-Fireplace Road apartments, one man was charged with third-degree misdemeanor assault.