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The Perpetrator 'Panicked'

Laney Ettel of Virginia Beach was having dinner Friday night at Gurney's Star Island Resort in Montauk when, she told police, her purse went missing.

'Menaced' a Police Officer

Marlene Julie Pabon of the Bronx, 40, was charged on the morning of Aug. 16 with menacing a police officer after she allegedly brandished an eight-inch folding knife at him.

Police Say T.C.O. Was Attacked

Among arrests in town last week was one in Montauk involving an East Hampton Town traffic control officer.

Recorded Deeds 08.25.22

From Montauk to Southampton Village, recent real estate transactions.

Four Charged With D.W.I.

Four men were charged with driving while intoxicated on local roads over the past weekend.

Teenage Driver 'Felt a Pain'

An unlicensed 16-year-old from Montauk was eastbound on Montauk Highway in Amagansett just before midnight on Sunday when, she later told East Hampton Town police, she felt a pain in her head and either passed out or fell asleep at the wheel.

Letters to the Editor for August 25, 2022

From culture on the East End hanging in there to praise for a power highway walker, here's some welcome positivity.

(Re)Building Wave

There is no end to the big ideas for high-profile locations.

A Whole Lotta Bull

There was no way we were going to let news of a giant metallic sculpture of a bull in Herrick Park go without comment.

Climate Changes on the Dinner Plate

Alaska's crabs have gone missing and climate change is the prime suspect.

The Mast-Head: Banana Bandit Is Back

As August rolls to a leisurely close, a minor mystery has returned to my neighborhood: the Cranberry Hole Road banana bandit is back after a long absence. 

The Shipwreck Rose: The Spumanti Talking

And now for the budget portion of our Italian vacation.

Gristmill: Parting Ways

Shades of Jimmy Carter, the part of my hair suddenly switched sides.

Point of View: Truth Shall Set Us Free

I must say, in retrospect, that if the coronavirus were still raging, Authors Night would have been a good place to catch it.

Guestwords: Ladies and Gentlemen, the Roiling Stones

I've had some amusing experiences while passing stones. Have you?

Hampton Classic Saddles Up Sunday

The 46th weeklong Hampton Classic Horse Show, one of just nine five-star-rated shows in the country, is to begin at the 60-acre Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, showgrounds on Sunday at 8 a.m. with leadline classes for children judged by Joe Fargis, an Olympic gold medalist, in the Grand Prix ring.

Tennis Legends in Amagansett

On Saturday, the eighth annual Johnny Mac Tennis Project's Pro Am in the Hamptons will be held at the Sportime Amagansett Tennis and Swim Club on Abraham's Path. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Johnny Mac Tennis Project, a nonprofit founded by tennis legend John McEnroe that aims to introduce tennis to thousands of under-resourced children by helping to remove racial, economic, and social barriers that often face them.

Revamped Montauk Skate Park Reopens Friday

The Lars Simenson Skatepark, on South Essex Street in Montauk, will reopen Friday after an extensive renovation made possible through a public-private partnership.

22 Chairs Are a Call to Action

The Chair of Hope Project, an art installation at St. Michael's Lutheran Church in Amagansett, is a cry against gun violence, featuring a chair for each child and teacher who died in the May 24 shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Tex., plus one more to represent hope.

The Age-Old Art of the Farriers

"We joke and say it's the world's second oldest profession," said Ike Birdsall, owner of Birdsall's Hotshoe, a farrier based in Sag Harbor. Farriers, who tend to horse hooves, are an essential but unheralded segment of the $122 billion horse industry, and the job hasn't changed substantially since 400 B.C. when the earliest horseshoes were made.