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The ocean shoreline in East Hampton took a heavy pounding Thursday and Friday morning as storm waves and a higher-than-usual tide cycle combined to produce considerable erosion.

East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson delivered his 2012 State of the Town address last Thursday night, calling for unanimity on a bipartisan board.

Video taken by cameras positioned along East Lake Drive in Montauk show a driver operating an East Hampton Town Highway Department truck snatching up a sign.

A 1960s sculpture by Larry Rivers — a 16-foot-tall pair of woman’s legs — must be removed from its owners’ Sag Harbor property, the Village of Sag Harbor has ordered.

East Hampton Town’s proposed sale of its seven office condominium units at 300 Pantigo Place is moving forward.

East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson has narrowly won a second term in a race that came down to absentee ballots, claiming victory by a margin of 15 votes, the smallest in modern East Hampton Town history.

A razor-thin margin separated the two candidates for East Hampton Town supervisor on Tuesday afternoon as absentee ballots continue to be reviewed.

Five hurt fighting blaze at Hampton Market Place

A fire that heavily damaged the Hampton Market Place on Race Lane in East Hampton Tuesday evening sent five firefighters to the hospital.

Yesterday five residents of Montauk shared their thoughts about the approaching anniversary of 9/11.

A plea to take an aggressive stand against Montauk bars and restaurants that are serial violators of town laws and move to shut them down.

Stomach-churning odor emanating from East Hampton Town’s septic waste treatment plant often permeates the air along Springs-Fireplace Road.

A bid is to be awarded Thursday evening at Town Hall to Turf Lobster Rolls, which would replace the popular Ditch Witch wagon in Montauk.

Vampire Weekend will headline a lineup of 18 bands slated to perform at a rock festival to be held on August 13 and 14.

The former chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, is seeking a natural resources permit and a variance to extend the dock and legalize an existing boatlift.

An owner of a long-shuttered restaurant in Amagansett said Friday that she would not confirm or deny rumors that a 7-Eleven store would open there.

Shoaling in Montauk Harbor Inlet has become a chronic problem. In 1999, and again the following year, the shoal, which forms along the east side, grounded the draggers First Light and Jason and Danielle.