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In resolution to be considered Thursday in Town Hall, Supervisor Bill Wilkinson was to propose a major reorganization of land-use review for the Town of East Hampton.

Today it is a day to remember United States soldiers, marines, sailors, and coast guardsmen who have lost their lives in wartime.

Besides endless traffic and lines at the grocery stores, overflowing garbage cans are another downside of the summer population explosion.

The salty winds of Tropical Storm Irene combined with a dry early spring may spell doom for many London plane trees.

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals ruled on two controversial appeals Tuesday night

The John Jermain Memorial Library in Sag Harbor has been wrapped up tight for a long-delayed restoration.

The driver of the car is facing arraignment on three charges, including reckless endangerment, a felony.

Navy Capt. William T. Brown, who delivered the keynote address following East Hampton's Memorial parade, urged all who gathered at the memorial green to remember soldiers killed in action.

Police ask for tips after man is shot in the arm

A one-man alleged crime wave ended with a crash in this bucolic waterside stand of boxwoods on Shelter Island.

Steps being taken to outsource information technology services for East Hampton Town, potentially eliminating the town department that oversees those services for all town departments, were put on hold last Thursday

On Tuesday, United States Army First Lt. Joseph James Theinert of Shelter Island and Marine Lance Cpl. Jordan C. Haerter of Sag Harbor were posthumously inducted into the New York State Senate’s Veterans Hall of Fame.

A lawsuit that was to be filed in Federal District Court in Central Islip this morning charges that East Hampton Town officials conspired to deny a Montauk auto mechanic of his civil rights.

Surf Lodge’s new team promises subtle changes

The comedian Jerry Seinfeld is planning to install powerful, state-of-the-art solar panel system to power his residential complex on Further Lane.

East Hampton Town is on the verge of approving a control facility at the town airport, despite questions about rising cost.

Peconic Baykeeper cites a ‘serious public health threat’ in shellfish; no warnings to public

A fire that broke out at the Montauk Fish Dock next to Gosman’s in the early morning hours on Friday gutted a dockside structure

Troop buys all-terrain chair for teen with spina bifida

Charles Soriano, who has served as the East Hampton School District’s assistant superintendent for the past nine years, is moving a few blocks down the road to become the East Hampton Middle School principal.

The $35,000 that the East Hampton Town Board’s Republican majority agreed to accept for a portion of a town-owned alleyway that bisects the old Ronjo motel in Montauk has been confirmed by an independent appraiser.

Dowling College in Oakdale is helping to guarantee their future through a Long Island-wide survey.

    The Surf Lodge, the popular Montauk club that has been before the East Hampton Town Justice Court and Zoning Board of Appeals on numerous occasions in the last year, can keep its portable dry bar on the patio.

    The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4 to 0 on Tuesday to reverse a June 2011 determination by the town’s senior building inspector, Tom Preiato, that the dry bar, or waiters’ station, was an expansion of the club’s nonconforming status and therefore prohibited without a variance. Eric Bregman of Gilmartin and Bregman represented the Lodge.

Despite voices of fear and opposition, Mayor Brian Gilbride and the members of the Sag Harbor Village Board voted Tuesday night to allow ferries in the village.

Positions have been terminated and programs have been reduced or, in some cases, eliminated completely in order for districts to come into compliance.

The matter of a sale of town property to the new owners of the Ronjo motel in Montauk continued to make waves at an East Hampton Town Board meeting last week.

Close to two dozen speakers expressed unanimous opposition to the law.

      Residents of all ages have been invited to get involved in Marine Meadows, the newest Cornell Cooperative Extension program aimed at restoring eelgrass, a vital habitat for shellfish and finfish, in local bays.

Upgrades to bike lanes, shoulder repair, signs, parking limitations, and pavement markings are planned .

The East Hampton Town Trustees believe that the commercial use of town beaches should be prohibited.