The recent introduction of paid parking in East Hampton Village has led to confusion about the use of the ParkMobile payment app.
Drivers seeking to park for two hours or less in the Reutershan or Schenck lots in East Hampton Village are not required to log into the app, and, in fact, they will be charged $10.30 if they do so. Only those seeking to park for a third hour are required to log in and pay.
A maximum of three hours of parking is allowed daily between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Technology may be helping travelers cut time from their commutes and shave minutes from their vacation trips, but some Sag Harbor Village residents say that same technology is ruining the quality of life in their otherwise quiet neighborhood.
ReWild Long Island will resume hosting compost tables at the Springs Farmers Market this weekend, with more coming to Amber Waves Farm and the Montauk Community Garden.
East Hampton Village residents will pay a slightly lower tax rate in fiscal year 2027 than in 2026, according to a summary of the tentative budget issued by Marcos Baladron, the village administrator, to Mayor Jerry Larsen and the village board this week.
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