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A Man, a Plan, a Catamaran

A week before Tropical Storm Irene ravaged the East Coast, David Ryan, the owner and founder of Sailing Montauk, was left with a lightning-charred Catalina 38, damaged beyond repair.
Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival Weekend

Janis Hewitt
The Montauk Chamber of Commerce will be host its 30th fall festival on Saturday and Sunday, and, appropriately, 30 restaurants have promised to donate New England and Manhattan clam chowders.
Surf Lodge? Tell It to the Judge

Janis Hewitt
A letter that will be sent to the two East Hampton Town justices asking them to do more to crack down on problems at the Surf Lodge restaurant was unanimously approved by the Montauk Citizens...
Chainsawing? Wear Chaps!

Heather Dubin

    Chaps may have their place in the world of fashion, but when it comes to using a chain saw, they are a definite must.
    Michael Gaines, founder and...

New War on Parade Drunks

Janis Hewitt

    Representatives from the Montauk Friends of Erin, the Montauk Chamber of Commerce, the East Hampton Town Police Department, and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will...

Nuclear Threat To Montauk?

Janis Hewitt
The 40-year-old Millstone nuclear facility in Waterford, Conn., is the same distance from Montauk as Montauk is from the Bridgehampton Commons.
Tough Lesson in Fish Farm Loss

Russell Drumm
In the 40 minutes it took Dr. Valenti and crew to fire up the backup generator, $9,000 worth of striped bass died.
Stop-Work Order in Georgica Dispute

Russell Drumm
Georgica Beach regulars are outraged at the apparent attempt by a property owner, Molly Zweig, to usurp a portion of public beach.
Dedicating A Sept. 11 Memorial

As a huge American flag fluttered in the wind from the top of a ladder truck, the Montauk Fire Department dedicated a Sept. 11 monument on the department grounds on Sunday.
Remembrance in East Hampton

David E. Rattray
“We must never forget the tragedy that happened that September day 10 years ago. Never, never forget.”