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Lazy Point Catch-22 for Threatened House

Russell Drumm
The sky may not be falling, but the water is rising, and Eileen Raffo’s house on Shore Road at Lazy Point is in peril of being...
Lower Taxes Come at a Cost

Joanne Pilgrim
Arthur French handed the East Hampton Town Board a check for $11 at a meeting last Thursday night. “That’s my tax savings,” he said, telling the board to...
Push for Town Manager

Janis Hewitt
Representatives from the League of Women Voters who appeared before the Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee on Monday night made a push for...
Special Permit Quandary

Bridget LeRoy
The question facing the East Hampton Village Zoning Board of Appeals on Friday was this: If an applicant is tearing down most of...
Stella Maris Fights for Its Survival

Matthew Taylor
The future of Stella Maris Catholic Regional School in Sag Harbor has been clouded by reports of...
Watching the School Paint Peel

Bridget LeRoy
“You put a latex paint over anything shiny, without priming it, and it’s going to peel,” Kenny Layer of Aboff’s Paints in East Hampton said yesterday.
A Gust of Wind Is Blamed

Matthew Taylor
A small plane in the final stages of landing was blown off a runway at East Hampton Airport on Daniel’s Hole Road on Saturday afternoon at about 4, incurring substantial damage but resulting in ...
Nearing Landmark Status

By the end of the month, the Montauk Lighthouse Committee will learn whether the Lighthouse is eligible for national landmark status, which would preserve it and ...
Push to Carry In, Carry Out

Joanne Pilgrim
A pilot program exhorting East Hamptoners and visitors to carry in and then carry out items they take to public lands such as nature preserves and
Neighbors Lament Staircase Loss