The East Hampton Town Board voted unanimously on Thursday to authorize additional legal action against Cyril’s Fish House, a popular Napeague bar and restaurant with multiple unresolved zoning violations.
Board Okays Aggressive Action Against Cyril's Fish HouseThe East Hampton Town Board voted unanimously on Thursday to authorize additional legal action against Cyril’s Fish House, a popular Napeague bar and restaurant with multiple unresolved zoning violations.
Sagaponack Resident Dead in Morning Fire, Police SaidJames Beres, 71, and a family dog died as a fire engulfed a house on Narrow Lane East early Saturday morning.
A Hearing for Officer GaleanoAn independent hearing officer will consider disciplinary charges against Julio Galeano, a village police officer who was suspended after an alleged romantic encounter in December at a house he did not have permission to be in.
A Winter to RememberAll most of us will remember is snow and frigid temperatures, ice, constant shoveling, and days upon days, it seemed, of being housebound
Charged With Felony Theft of GuttersTwo men allegedly stole copper gutters from an Amagansett house, and were taken into custody after a traffic stop on Wednesday morning.
Deportation Looms in D.W.I. CasesFor undocumented immigrants, arrests can bring consequences beyond jail.
Drowning in PotholesPeople often take the back roads to avoid traffic, but this time of year they might be doing the same to get around the myriad massive potholes that pockmark Route 27 from Water Mill to Montauk
Fired by Fire DistrictAfter several contentious months, the embattled treasurer of the Bridgehampton Fire District has filed a $40 million suit in federal court against the district, its commissioners, and the former chairman of the board
Little Village That CouldWhen real estate in Sag Harbor began to dry up, Lori Barbaria, an agent with Douglas Elliman, was among those who started to suggest to customers that they look on North Haven.
PSEG Project Will Go On, Utility Official SaysRepresentatives of PSEG Long Island attended a meeting in East Hampton on Wednesday as opposition to a six-mile extension of high-voltage electrical transmission lines continued to grow. They agreed to consider alternatives but said that work would continue for now.
Using Good Food for a Good FightBecause meals can be delivered to people who want to lose weight, she asked herself why meals couldn’t be provided for cancer patients, along with information about what is safe and nutritional counseling
The man arrested for allegedly having sex with a 14-year-old girl in Montauk was indicted by a grand jury seated in the Suffolk County Criminal Court building in Riverside Friday.
State to Revise Swan PlanNew York State will revise its proposed management plan for mute swans, and there will be more opportunity for public comment.
Charged With Rape of 14-Year-OldJuan Jose Zhingri-Deleg admitted to multiple instances of sexual intercourse with a 14-year-old girl living in Montauk, according to court documents. He is being held on $100,000 bail.
Preservation Efforts Are on The UpswingEast Hampton Town’s protection of open space, farmland, or historic properties through use of the community preservation fund is off to a speedy start in 2014.
Restoring Alewife MigrationFor more than a decade, alewives have failed to make their spring migration up a narrow brook in Northwest Woods, East Hampton, where once they teemed. But if all goes as planned, the fish could soon return to one of the South Fork’s storied runs.
The Amagansett Fire Department responded to two instances of smoke-filled houses, but no one was hurt in either case.
South Fork on the Cusp of a Sellers' MarketBuyers have held the cards in the real estate game here since 2008, but a slow switch to a sellers’ market began last year and is taking on steam.
Swan a Victim of Hit-and-RunAn adult mute swan that was hit by a car near Town Pond on Monday suffered injuries too serious to repair and was euthanized shortly after at Dr. Jonathan Turetsky’s veterinary office in East Hampton
Three and a half months after construction of a rock revetment in front of 11 West End Road in East Hampton was commenced and quickly halted, an application for the same project was brought to the East Hampton Town Trustees, who say they have jurisdiction over the project area
Town Pond Swan Doesn't Make ItAn adult mute swan that was hit by a car near Town Pond on Monday suffered injuries too serious to repair and had to be euthanized.
Varsity Football Xed Out in 2014For only the fourth time in 90 years of football in East Hampton, the high school won't yield a varsity football squad.
'Hollywood' Heroin Found on South Fork, D.A. SaysThe East End Drug Task Force busted nine men this week who were allegedly involved in selling and buying an especially potent heroin that can be traced to at least half a dozen overdoses on the South Fork, according to the Suffolk County district attorney's office.
An East Hampton couple were arrested in Hampton Bays yesterday on charges of endangering the welfare of two young children, who police said were left inside a car while couple went shopping at Macy’s.
7-Eleven Permit LiftedA building permit for renovations to the former Villa Prince restaurant in Amagansett, where a new 7-Eleven is planned, was rescinded by East Hampton Town’s chief building inspector
A plan by New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation to eradicate the population of mute swans statewide by 2025 is being questioned by some state lawmakers who have challenged the agency
A review of procedures in the East Hampton Town tax receiver’s office after a chaotic property tax bill season revealed that not only had nearly a quarter of the town’s tax bills never been printed and mailed, but that many tax payments sent to the office sat for two weeks in bins of unopened mail, neither logged nor deposited
Montauk Gets Busy as Rental Season ExplodesThe coming summer rental season in Montauk is already as wild as a summer night at the Surf Lodge.
Resident Celebrates CenturyThis has been a week of parties for Mrs. Dixon, and given the momentous occasion, there are probably a few more celebrations to come
All across the South Fork, snow days have resulted in school officials scrambling to make up for lost time, with many districts shortening upcoming vacations as a solution.
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