After sustaining life-threatening injuries in a motorcycle crash Friday night, Sgt. Danny Roman was listed in fair on condition Monday evening at Stony Brook University Hospital.
Driver Who Hit East Hampton Sergeant 'Failed to Yield'After sustaining life-threatening injuries in a motorcycle crash Friday night, Sgt. Danny Roman was listed in fair on condition Monday evening at Stony Brook University Hospital.
Ryan, Graboski Unseat Incumbents in East Hampton, Amagansett School Board RacesWhile the budgets and propositions on the ballots for the 2015-16 school year easily passed in the school districts where polls closed at 8 p.m., there were some upsets in school board races.
Business as Usual at East Hampton AirportFederal judge wants more time to consider the raminifcations of East Hampton’s new restrictions on helicopters and other noisy aircraft.
East Hampton Police Sergeant Hurt in Montauk CrashRiding west on a 2005 Suzuki motorcycle, Sgt. Daniel Roman collided head-on with an eastbound 2012 Honda Accord driven by Stephen Lawton Weber Jr. of Baltimore.
Message in Bottle Lands Students on Plum IslandA fifth-grade social studies class from John M. Marshall Elementary School were invited to take a trip to Plum Island after their message in a bottle happened to wash up there in March.
Sentenced in Fake-Pollock ScamJohn Darren Re of East Hampton, accused of passing off over 60 worthless paintings to wealthy buyers as made by Jackson Pollock, was sentenced to five years in federal prison.
Tractor-Trailer Strikes Overpass on Route 114The driver of a tractor-trailer found out the hard way that his trailer was too tall for the Long Island Rail Road overpass on Route 114. The impact caused it to flip onto its side Tuesday morning.
Customer Reported Crushed at East Hampton Supply YardA customer was said to be injured at the Riverhead Building Supply yard in East Hampton when pallets of wallboard fell on him Friday morning.
East Hampton's New Airport Restrictions May Be GroundedA court hearing will be held next Thursday on a bid by helicopter and aviation companies and a group called Friends of the East Hampton Airport to block the East Hampton Town Board from implementing an overnight curfew.
An April 22 meeting for parents of Latino students about New York State math tests has aroused controversy, with some saying they were misled by the East Hampton School District administration.
Jason Lee Found Not Guilty After Eight-Day Rape TrialJason Lee, the former Goldman Sachs banker accused of raping an Irish woman at an East Hampton summer house in 2013, was found not guilty Wednesday afternoon after a non-jury trial that spanned two weeks.
East Hampton Fire Marshal: 'Electrical Malfunction' at Rowdy Hall to BlameEast Hampton Village Fire Marshal Ken Collum determined the fire that badly damaged the J. Crew building in East Hampton started in a refrigeration unit outside Rowdy Hall.
Accused of One-Man Crime WaveAccording to police, the arrest of Nicholas C. Gray, 27, of Springs ended a crime spree that began on March 25 with the theft of a Jeep parked behind T & B Auto repair in Amagansett, and finished on April 6 with a burglary of a house in Amagansett.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's new state budget includes more funding for public education, with the impact of that money expected to vary by district.
Judge Lifts PSEG Stop-Work Order in GansettA Supreme Court judge ruled last Thursday that PSEG Long Island, an electrical energy provider, and the Long Island Power Authority, for which PSEG is a contractor, are not subject to local zoning and other laws.
Can Town Win Airport Noise Fight?The matter of airport regulation is complicated, with federal rules and limited local authority. Just what East Hampton Town is facing, and its chances of success, came to light this week in an interview with Peter Kirsch, an attorney who has guided the effort to deal with aircraft noise.
Lee Waives Right to Jury TrialJason Lee, who is accused of raping a 20-year-old Irish woman in East Hampton in 2013, waived his right to a trial by jury on Tuesday and will instead be tried by New York State Supreme Court Justice Barbara Kahn in her Riverside courtroom beginning next week.
State Extends Bay Scallop SeasonProlonged frigid temperatures left baymen out in the cold this winter. Frozen bays meant fewer bay scallops were harvested, and the State Department of Environmental Conservation will let them try to recoup their losses with an extra month of harvesting.
East Deck Motel Returns to the MarketThe former East Deck Motel at Ditch Plain in Montauk is back on the market for $25 million, after plans to build a private beach club on the five-acre property there were met with widespread protest.
A New State Plan for Mute SwansThe New York State D.E.C. released a revised mute swan management plan on Monday, toning down its controversial call to eradicate the non-native species from the state by 2025.
'ISIS' Hacks Montauk Manor's Website; Police Chief Says There's 'No Specific Threat'The Montauk Manor's website was one of many sites around the country that were hacked this weekend.
Crash Sends Mother, Infant to Hospital During SnowstormA woman whose infant was in the back seat had to be extricated from a sport utility vehicle after a two-car accident on Montauk Highway at Georgica Road in East Hampton Village during the snowstorm Thursday morning.
Goodbye for Now, O’Murphy’sThe lights on the brightest shamrock in Montauk went out on Saturday when Jan and Chester Kordasz closed the doors to O’Murphy’s for the last time.
Time Runs Short for Montauk Beach ProjectA delay in reviewing bids on the Army Corps of Engineers’ multimillion-dollar project in downtown Montauk — a 3,100-foot-long reinforced dune made of 14,560 geotextile bags filled with sand — is likely to scuttle its spring start.
Deer Sterilization Part II Called OffThe second phase of the East Hampton Village government's effort to reduce the deer population through sterilization of does has been postponed due to continued cold weather.
Bonac Scuttles BuccaneersThe East Hampton High School boys basketball team prevailed 52-47 over sixth-seeded Islip in a tumultuous first-round Class A playoff game at the high school Tuesday night, setting up a game Friday at second-seeded Harborfields, which on Tuesday handily defeated Amityville.
Springs Baby Makes Dramatic EntranceAs snow piled up, a couple about to have their first child relied on the volunteers from the Springs Fire Department and ambulance company to get them to the hospital in time.
Whalers Sink, Bees SoarThe Bridgehampton boys basketball team were named the Suffolk County Class D champion with a 77-34 win over Smithtown Christian at William Floyd High School on Monday afternoon.
Date Set for Jason Lee Rape Trial Jury SelectionDistrict attorney's bureau chief says that Jason Lee's accuser will return from Ireland for a trial stemming from an alleged 2013 incident in East Hampton.
Search Ensues for Man Who Fired Shots in Sag Harbor NeighborhoodAn armed robber remains at large Wednesday after he reportedly held a gun to the head of a Hillside Drive West resident and fired shots at a television and window Tuesday night.
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