Villages

World War I Letters Home

Christine Sampson
The letters begin perhaps like any letter sent from abroad to one’s family back on the old homestead about a century ago — “Dear Ones at Home.”
Hurley, Kelly Wed in Montauk

Star Staff
Kathleen Loraine Kelly of Montauk and Manhasset and Francis Joseph Hurley of Ridgefield, Conn., were married on June 18 at St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church in Montauk. They celebrated afterward at the Montauk Lake Club. Msgr. Kieran Harrington...
A St. Luke’s Wedding in June

Star Staff
Anna Elizabeth Simonds and Michael Robert Glennon were married on June 27 at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton.
‘The Dominy Pavilion’

Christopher Walsh
The shops, circa 1797 and 1850, would be moved back to their original location, on North Main Street in East Hampton Village near the Emergency Services Building.
Trash Talk and Lines Drawn in Sand

Christopher Walsh
Trustees want beach garbage cans removed from East Hampton Village beaches; village says they’re staying put.
Gracie the Goose Honks a Loud Hello

Janis Hewitt
It seems as if Mother Nature has provided an au pair for a pair of Canada geese and their three downy goslings that hang out on Fort Pond near Second House Road and Industrial Road in Montauk.
Gilbride Leaves Sag Harbor Village Hall After 21 Years

Taylor K. Vecsey
Looking back on his 21 years on the Sag Harbor Village Board, first as a trustee and finally as mayor, Brian Gilbride said he has no regrets.
Climate Activists Head to Washington

Christopher Walsh
Building political will for a livable world is a work in progress, according to Don Matheson, a builder who lives in East Hampton, but if his observations from last week’s international conference of Citizens Climate Lobby are accurate, that undertaking is nearing a tipping point.
If You Can’t Beat Uber, Get Your Own App

Joanne Pilgrim
The departure of Uber, the app-based car service, following a blitz of tickets given its drivers for lacking the required town taxi licenses, has two East End taxi company owners jumping into the breach.
Beach Play Becomes Painful

Britta Lokting
Child’s burn points to buried-fire problem.