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Teen Cyclist Hurt in Collision

Thu, 08/28/2025 - 11:43

A 15-year-old bike rider was injured on Aug. 19 after colliding with a Chevrolet pickup truck by the side of Montauk Highway in East Hampton.

The truck driver, Ricardo Flores Brenes of Hampton Bays, 51, told police he was leaving the driveway of Buckley’s Garden Center when the boy rode into his truck, causing minor damage to the wheel well. The boy said he’d been riding on the shoulder and did not notice the truck  pulling out. After complaining of pain in his head, leg, and groin, he was taken by Amagansett E.M.S. to the Stony Brook East Hampton Emergency Building for treatment. His bicycle was undamaged.

The week’s only other road accident involving an injury happened in Springs on Saturday afternoon, where a  Hyundai sedan struck a Ford pickup truck.

Mackenzie Myah Paige of Waddell, Ariz., 24, was northbound in the Hyundai on Springs-Fireplace Road when, she told town police, she realized she’d missed her turn. She attempted a U-turn in front of the oncoming truck, driven by Caroline DiSunno of East Hampton, 20, who told officers she was unable to stop.

The front end of the Hyundai was damaged in the impact, and was towed by Hamptons Transportation to Fireplace Auto Collision. Ms. DiSunno complained of neck pain but refused medical attention.

Bostwick’s Burglar Charged and Sentenced

An East Quogue man police say broke into Bostwick’s on Pantigo Road last May was charged with third-degree burglary early Friday morning, and sentenced later that day to four years’ probation for a string of other burglaries from Southampton to East Hampton.

Feb 12, 2026

On the Logs 02.12.26

An appliance repair man from Mastic Beach told police on Feb. 3 that he’d been harassed over the phone by a Montauk homeowner’s son after he ran late to repair a washing machine.

Feb 12, 2026

Charged in May Burglary at Bostwick’s

A man police allege broke into Bostwick’s Chowder House on Pantigo Road in May was charged with burglary in the third degree early on Friday.

Feb 6, 2026

Eye a Public Safety Center in Montauk

East Hampton Town will acquire a parcel in Montauk’s downtown on which a multi-department public safety center housing the town’s police, Marine Patrol, Code Enforcement, and East Hampton Volunteer Ocean Rescue operations is planned, it was announced this week.

Feb 5, 2026

 

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