The Farrell Building Company’s plan to build an eight-bedroom, 4,627-square-foot house in the middle of Ditch Plain, a Montauk neighborhood known for its small lots and modest homes, has two neighbors seeing red.
Yes to Robert De Niro, Questions on Ditch PlainThe Farrell Building Company’s plan to build an eight-bedroom, 4,627-square-foot house in the middle of Ditch Plain, a Montauk neighborhood known for its small lots and modest homes, has two neighbors seeing red.
A Rush to Stabilize Rare Montaukett House Before WinterNow sagging in disrepair and covered with tarps, a house in East Hampton is thought to be the sole surviving 19th-century structure owned by a member of the Montaukett Tribe.
The College Application ConundrumThe first deadline some students will encounter is Wednesday’s early decision date, when thousands of students across the country will click the “submit” button for only their single most desired college or university.
Drew Scott, Former Anchorman, to Moderate Forum on Opioid AddictionMr. Scott, whose granddaughter Hallie Rae Ulrich died of an overdose in East Hampton on Sept. 7, is joining an effort to ensure such a tragedy strikes no other family.
Killer Bee Alums Reune in the Bee HiveThe “Killer Bees” documentary film that premiered recently, a film by Orson and Ben Cummings that followed Bridgehampton High School’s 2015-16 boys basketball team for the better part of a year, was, by and large, well received, but some maintained there was more to the story.
Sean P. Ludwick, 45, was sentenced Wednesday to three to nine years in state prison after pleading guilty in August to aggravated vehicular homicide in the death of Paul Hansen of Noyac in August 2015.
With Blackfish It’s LocationBlackfish, or tautog or tog as they are also commonly referred to, will not win many underwater beauty contests. Compared to other fish like the exalted and highly prized striped bass, they’re just not the prettiest to admire from up close or from afar.
Thiele Will Not Seek Congressional SeatState Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. has decided not to seek the Democratic nomination to run for election to New York's First Congressional District, a move he had considered for several months.
Sag Harbor War Hero or Slippery Dave?“The Five Wives of Captain Hand: A Maritime Melodrama,” an exhibition focused on David Hand VI, his wives, and his family, will open Saturday at the Whaling Museum and remain on view through Oct. 31.
East Hampton Town Revs Up Public Land AcquisitionHoping to turn the site of the long-defunct Star Room nightclub in Wainscott into open space or perhaps a park, the East Hampton Town Board has scheduled a hearing for next Thursday on the $2.1 million purchase of the property.
Southampton Village Police Field Numerous Swimmer-in-Distress Calls, Plead CautionPolice in Southampton Village are asking beachgoers to think twice before going into the water due to the recent storm activities.
D.E.C. Officers Target Another Party BoatOn Saturday, for the second time in three weeks, State Department of Environmental Conservation officers boarded a Montauk-based party boat and charged anglers with possessing undersize and over-the-limit black sea bass and porgies.
The Spirit of Grey Gardens Captured in East HamptonMary Ellen Bartley, a photographer known for her formalist photographs of books, turns her lens to the library of Big and Little Edie Beale in "Reading Grey Gardens" at the Drawing Room.
Brian R. Callahan, a hedge fund manager who bilked his investors of some $96 million in a Ponzi scheme involving Montauk's Panoramic Resort, was sentenced Friday at the federal courthouse in Central Islip to serve 12 years in prison, with three years' supervised release.
Digital Age Library Is ‘Future Ready’East Hampton High School’s media center becomes a learning commons.
Burke-Gonzalez, Bragman Win Spots on Democratic TicketKathee Burke-Gonzalez and Jeffrey Bragman are the apparent winners in the Democratic primary for East Hampton Town Board, trailed by Zachary Cohen, who forced the primary after being passed over for the Democratic Committee’s endorsement.
Howard Dean Sees Problems at the Top“Somebody has to be the figure to stand up and say this is right, this is wrong,” Howard Dean, the one-time presidential candidate and former Vermont governor, said this week in a discussion of President Donald Trump’s reaction to the violence in Charlottesville, Va., following a white supremacist rally there.
Looking Ahead to Preserve HistoryHistorical houses throughout East Hampton could be designated as landmarks, protecting them from demolition or substantial change, through a program being considered by the East Hampton Town Board that would also give their owners the right to build a second residence on their properties.
Green Light for Historic LighthouseThe Cedar Point Lighthouse, a beacon that stood sentinel for the busy port of Sag Harbor for some 100 years, will be restored after falling into a perilous state.
‘Win-Win’ For Town, LibraryThe East Hampton Town Historic Records Project, a collaboration between the town and the East Hampton Library’s Long Island Collection, has scanned and preserved a trove of rare archival materials.
Update: Fire in Sagaponack Brings Out Several Fire DepartmentsFirefighters from Bridgehampton, East Hampton, Springs, Sag Harbor, and Southampton responded to a fire that triggered an automatic alarm.
Jefferson Davis Eames, 49, was handcuffed on Thursday and taken to a holding cell in East Hampton Town Justice Court, his first stop before beginning to serve the eight-month sentence Justice Lisa R. Rana had just handed down.
A BMX Track Grows in BridgehamptonIn Jeff Mayer’s version of “Field of Dreams” it wasn’t “if you build it, they will come,” but rather they came and so he built it — the “it” in this case being a BMX pump track at the Hayground School in Bridgehampton.
Bridget Fleming Confirms Re-Election BidSuffolk County Legislator Bridget Fleming, a former member of the Southampton Town Board, announced on Friday her intention to seek re-election to the Legislature for a second two-year term.
Boats New and Old At Town DockEast Hampton’s new port security vessel, a 42-foot boat that will be stationed in Montauk to fight fires and assist the Coast Guard with its duties under the Department of Homeland Security, will be christened in a ceremony on Wednesday.
Rare Joys for Campers in SpringsCommunity chips in to give foster children memorable week with their siblings.
Georgica Pond Opened for ShellfishingFour weeks after they ordered Georgica Pond closed to the harvesting of crabs and other marine life due to a report a toxic blue-green algae from Suffolk officials, the East Hampton Town Trustees reopened the pond as the algal bloom had significantly diminished.
Shotgun Blasts Damage East Hampton HousePolice are seeking information about early-morning shotgun blasts that damaged a house on Oakview Highway in East Hampton Saturday.
A Multicultural History on Display in Sag Harbor"Native American Life on the East End," an exhibition at the Eastville Community Historical Society, offers a glimpse of the African-Americans, Native Americans, and European immigrants who lived together in Sag Harbor.
All Eyes Are on the Oak TreesKeep a watch on your oak trees this summer. By season’s end, it will likely be obvious if any have been struck by oak wilt disease, a fungus that is readily spread and easily kills the trees.
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