East Hampton Bond Costs Come Into Focus
Superintendent Adam Fine presented the district’s latest list of needs last week. The proposed work totals about $35 million, leaving just under $30 million for items the community might want to add.
Springs Notebook: Students SOAR at Pep Rally
The Springs School held a pep rally recently to celebrate the middle schoolers’ accomplishments and boost school spirit.
Item of the Week: The 1955 L.V.I.S. Cookbook
This is a cookbook perfect for those interested in trying a new recipe while still holding onto traditions.
Amagansett Hit-and-Run Caught on Camera
“You could actually hear the screams through town,” said a business owner and Amagansett Fire Department volunteer who was one of the first to come to the aid of the injured woman.
On the Police Logs 11.20.25
“A bald man with a briefcase” walked through his property on Friday afternoon, a Sag Harbor resident told police. The man showed up on his doorbell camera, said the homeowner, walking across the front lawn and then out of frame toward his backyard gate.
Pedestrians Hit in Sag Harbor Crosswalk
Two pedestrians were injured in a low-speed collision outside Bay Street Theater on Saturday night.
Three Farms to Share Old Sherrill Dairy
Scott Wilson, East Hampton Town’s director of land acquisition and management, was so happy with the three farmers who responded to a request in May for proposals to farm the old Sherrill Dairy property between Springs-Fireplace and Accabonac Roads that he decided to recommend all three to the town board.
The Way It Was for November 20, 2025
In 1900, the stink of manure all the way from the city assailed residents’ olfactory senses here. In 1975, the county was brought to heel for referring to human beings as “migratory.” Grammatical correction noted. And much more . . .
Letters to the Editor for November 20, 2025
On the Montauk School bond, the mayor and the supervisor, and a Thanksgiving plea for turkeys’ lives.
Recorded Deeds 11.20.25
The latest South Fork report.