Building is out of control in the Town of East Hampton and is changing cherished neighborhoods in the blink of an eye.

In 2015, when East Hampton Village officials took on a growing trend of extra-large residential basements, their concern was that the extra living space brought with it a range of complications.

Too often we define ourselves by what we aspire to, rather than what we already have.

When you hear corporate titans and the 1 percent rail that the Democrats’ efforts to revive the middle class in this country are “socialistic,” remember what the founding fathers said.