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Jamie Bufalino
Reporter

Articles by this author:

  • New Adjustments to Party Permit Rules
    As East Hampton Village continued to refine the language of a proposed law governing special events, proponents and critics of the measure voiced their concerns at a trustee meeting last Thursday.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • Big Sag Harbor Offering on the Market
    Sag Harbor’s Main Street, which has been the site of ongoing real estate drama — including the fall and impending rise of the village’s cinema, the passing of the Conca D’Oro pizza parlor, and a rash of construction projects — has yet another issue to contend with: a near half-acre of commercial and residential property between Main and Division Streets has been listed for sale for just shy of $12 million.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • News for Foodies: 04.12.18
    Magic mushrooms; restaurant week continues; "The Fisherman's Wife"; Paton Miller speaks at Almond, Barbara Thomas at Golden Eagle and Nick and Tonis, and more
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • Time’s Up for Gurney's Timeshare Owners
    The owners of Gurney’s Montauk Resort and Seawater Spa have approved a plan to buy out the inn’s timeshare owners and take full control of the property.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • New Candidate Seeks Village Seat
    Rose Brown, a member of the East Hampton Village design review board and the former chairwoman of the planning board, has declared her intention to run for one of the two village board seats up for a vote in the June 19 election.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • A Hedges Inn Wedding, After All
    In the end, love — and some shrewd legal maneuvering — conquered all, as the wedding for Kevin O’Brien and Tara McCauley took place at the Hedges Inn on Saturday, overcoming a bitter permitting dispute.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • News for Foodies: 04.05.18
    East End Restaurant Week; Sense Memory wine class; Bostwick's is back; Brunch at Springs Tavern, and more
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • Eleven Madison Park Will Pop Up Again This Summer
    EMP Summer House, the East Hampton outpost of Manhattan’s Eleven Madison Park restaurant, will return to its Pantigo Road location for another season starting on May 25. Reservations for American Express cardholders will open on May 1.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • Sag Harbor Cinema Plans Approved
    The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center was one step closer to reality this week after the Sag Harbor Village Planning Board approved its building plans on Tuesday evening. The Sag Harbor Board of Historic Preservation and Architectural Review will render its decision, the center’s final hurdle, after a public hearing on April 12.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • East Hampton Station Bound for 1895 Glory
    Renovations began last week at the Long Island Rail Road station in East Hampton Village, marking the start of a months-long project that will keep the building closed well into the summer season, even as train service remains uninterrupted.
    By: Jamie Bufalino

Blogs by this author:

  • At Long Last, Sag Harbor Has a Pizza Place Again (Business, News)
    It has taken more than 10 months, but Sag Harbor has a pizza parlor again. Sag Pizza opened in the Main Street space formerly occupied by the village's beloved Conca D'Oro earlier today.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • L.V.I.S. Unveils Renovated East Hampton Headquarters (Living, Villages)
    After spending decades looking after the beautification of East Hampton Village at large, the Ladies Village Improvement Society focused on a project even closer to home this winter, refurbishing its headquarters and thrift shops at 95 Main Street.
    By: Jamie Bufalino
  • Outdoors: Salamanders and Wildlife Rescue (News, Outdoors)

    The South Fork Natural History Museum in Bridgehampton is heading out into the wild to do some species spotting. Tomorrow night at 7, Joe Giunta, a birding instructor for the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, will lead participants on an owl prowl. The evening starts off indoors with a slide show and an audio presentation of various owl calls and then ventures into the woods as Mr. Giunta attempts to call the nocturnal birds into viewing range. The museum says odds are good for spotting an eastern screech owl and possibly a great horned owl. Binoculars have been recommended.

    By: Jamie Bufalino