Six Drivers Injured in Collisions
Police were kept busy on the roads here last week, with six people injured in six accidents, three of which happened at the beginning of the holiday weekend.
Owner Reported Car Stolen
In last week’s single felony-level arrest, East Hampton Town police accused a Central Islip man of driving a stolen vehicle.
Larsen Ready for a 2026 Supervisor Run
“I am going to run for town supervisor,” East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry Larsen told a room full of supporters last week at Si Si, the restaurant at the EHP Resort on Three Mile Harbor, not only confirming his 2026 candidacy but also revealing a key part of his strategy.
On the Water: Squid Heads
The Columbus Day weekend northeaster obviously put squidding, and all fishing for that matter, on a temporary hold. But the squid should still be around in solid quantities as the seas settle down this week.
Big Win in a Tough Game
East Hampton’s football Bonackers beat Westhampton Beach last weekend for the first time since 2009. And things are starting to click for the young boys volleyball team.
The Lineup, Oct. 16-24, 2025
The sporting week ahead, including Saturday’s Shelter Island 5K and the Montauk Brewathlon.
Item of the Week: Like a Bridge Over Marshy Waters
You never know what you’ll find at a yard sale. Like the architectural plans for the redone Pussy’s Pond bridge in Springs.
The Way It Was for October 16, 2025
In 1975, pilots complained to the town about the cost of fuel and tie-downs at the airport. In 2000, the public acquisition of Shadmoor on the Montauk bluffs was celebrated. And more ripped from our pages.
Letters to the Editor for October 16, 2025
From film fest comment to candidate testimonials.
Hold Fast, Professor
The greatness and power of the United States in the postwar years was in large measure built on the scientific outpouring of ideas and inventions that flowed from America’s universities.