“UFO Sightings Desk Reference,” a county-by-county compilation of saucer sightings in all 50 states, ranked Suffolk County as number one, with 554 U.F.O.s reported from 2001 to 2015. Here are some of the most notable sightings over East Hampton and Montauk.
On a day that I thought I should stay in bed — dragged down temporarily by a cough that came hand in hand with the fecund delights of spring — I went instead with Mary on a bus trip to the New York Botanical Garden, returning, if not cured, enlivened by what I’d seen.
AMAGANSETT
154 Cranberry Hole to J. Sun, 22 Pepperidge Lane, 1.9 acres, April 17, $4,100,000.
G. Basso and M. and J. Potter to Town of East Hampton, Stoney Hill Lane, 7.1 acres (vacant), April 26, $568,000.
G. Basso to Town of East Hampton, 4 and 6 Hamlin Lane, 4.3 acres (vacant), April 26, $2,982,000.
BRIDGEHAMPTON
R. and P. Lieberberg to Yankees 18 L.L.C., 748 Ocean Road, 3.77 acres, April 8, $8,933,333.
A Call Comes In
Montauk
June 30, 2019
Dear Editor:
A terrible tragedy occurred here in Montauk this week. Twin little girls were murdered and their mother is accused.