Letters to the Editor for October 30, 2025
Final comments on the late, recently celebrated nature writer and Natural Resources Department head, Larry Penny, and then we hear from five candidates, town and county.
Recorded Deeds 10.30.25
The new Hamptons realty report.
The Teen Pager: Page-Turners for the Spooky Season
In her latest column, our teen book reviewer recommends three novels by one of her favorite mystery authors, Natasha Preston.
Halloween in the Villages
Trick-or-treating on Friday? Here are a few spots to add to your circuit.
Anthony Lombardo
Paid Notice: Anthony Lombardo, a retired designer and manufacturer of fine furniture and decorative wall paneling, died on October 20 at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y., after undergoing emergency gastrointestinal surgery.
Two Approaches to Clerk’s Job
East Hampton voters have a choice between two very different candidates for town clerk.
Yes on Prop One, No to Prop Two
Ballot proposals can be murky matters, with opaque language and obscure origins, and voters on the South Fork are faced with two puzzlers this election year.
The Mast-Head: Burning the White House
During George W. Bush’s second term, a sculptor friend made a model of the White House from driftwood, with one purpose in mind.
The Shipwreck Rose: Party Animal
October and November are pleasant months if you, like me, enjoy the preparation for a social event as much as, or more than, the event itself.
Gristmill: Mondo Marjorie
From one Greene to another: Keep up the good fight.