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Fleming for Congress

There are times when voters are faced with a critical choice. This is one of those times.

Letter From the White House

The outside of the envelopes from the Internal Revenue Service say “Penalty for private use $300.” It looks for all the world as if the recipient is about to be audited. The stomach drops. But what is inside these letters, which reach 90 million Americans, seems a strange contrast with that message.

Quiet, You!

East Hampton Village is a lot quieter now that limits are in place for leaf blowers and other gas and diesel-powered landscape equipment.

Op-Ed: We Attended the Chicago Protest at Trump Tower. Challenge the Coverage.

When the protesters arrived at Trump Tower, the tone shifted. We were met with scores of police officers in riot gear, batons out, looking, in our opinion, for a fight.

The Mast Head: Black Cowboys

In the 19th century, as many as a quarter of cowboys were black.

Point of View: We’re Here!

A real estate broker once told us that we didn’t want to live in “The Corridor,” but now, with all the beautifying work going on at practically every house in the neighborhood save ours, I feel blessed to be living within it.

Gristmill: Life Without Cable

I pulled the plug on cable television at precisely the wrong time — as two national crises descended upon us.

Guestwords: Nests I

What holds a nest (a nation?) together? Strands of material chosen with intelligence and heart. Our species has practiced — for centuries — with the tools to build “a community of care.”

Recorded Deeds 06.11.20

These prices have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.

The Barber Is Back, and So Is the Toy Seller

New sectors of economy reopened Wednesday as Covid-19 impacts continue to subside. In-store retail, salons, professional offices, and car dealerships are among the businesses that are now cleared to operate.

Covid-19 Daily Data

Data from New York State Department of Health, United States Census, Suffolk Health Department. Click images to enlarge.

 

A New Identity for Southampton Radio Station

The NPR station WPPB will have new call letters and a number of new shows as of Monday, but will still be found at 88.3 FM.

Amagansett Crash Closes Railroad Bridge

A driver avoided injury but badly damaged a section of the Cranberry Hole Road railroad bridge in Amagansett on Tuesday evening.

Nuevo centro de testeo para Covid-19 abre el martes en Montauk

Un nuevo centro de testeo para Covid-19, accesible a peatones y autos (drive-thru), abrirá el martes que viene en la escuela de Montauk (Montauk School), según un comunicado de la Cámara de Comercio de Montauk (Montauk Chamber of Commerce).

Covid Test Site Opens Tuesday in Montauk

A new drive-up and walk-up Covid-19 testing site will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with the first two hours reserved for members of the Montauk Chamber of Commerce.

Suffolk Sheriff Creating Community Advisory Board

Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. on Monday announced he intends to create a community advisory board to give residents a direct line of communication and representation to his department. Members will discuss relevant topics with the sheriff and provide input on initiatives and policies.

Charity Golf Tourney Raises $115,000 for East Hampton Food Pantries

With the ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos serving as referee and announcer, the live-streamed match at the South Fork Country Club in Amagansett brought in more than twice what the pantries' fund-raisers normally reap in a year.

Sag Harbor Cinema Will Screen ‘Grease’ at Havens Beach

The Sag Harbor Cinema, in collaboration with the village, will screen "Grease," drive-in style, at Havens Beach on June 21, sponsored by the Sag Harbor Partnership.

Black Lives Rally in East Hampton Sunday Was Thousands Strong

Sunday's event, which drew thousands, came as protesters were continuing to gather across the East End, the country, and the world to protest racist policing.