One Street, Two Collisions
Jackson Street in East Hampton figured in two accidents this week, one by its intersection with Springs-Fireplace Road, the other near its intersection with Three Mile Harbor Road.
Jackson Street in East Hampton figured in two accidents this week, one by its intersection with Springs-Fireplace Road, the other near its intersection with Three Mile Harbor Road.
A disgruntled employee who had just quit his job at Schiavoni’s on Main Street in Sag Harbor was charged with petty larceny on March 2 after he allegedly stole from the store.
An East Hampton woman wanted a Maltipoo puppy, and found a website selling them. After receiving many photos, she chose a dog, paid $895, and was supposed to receive it the puppy next day. But shortly after sending the money through Apple Pay, she realized it was a scam.
The Sag Harbor School District's superintendent, Jeff Nichols, outlined the school’s new Covid-19 protocols relating to contact tracing, close contacts, and "even students returning to school if they test positive."
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