Congress Hall, a house on Main Street, East Hampton dating to 1680, has a whole lot of history within its walls.
Russell Drumm
News
Clams, kids’ clothes, and friendly ribbing
Congress Hall, once owned by Fishhooks Mulford, has many stories to tell
Privatization looms, future of town facility unclear
Agencies do not object to proposed restriction
New committee to include electrician, marina owner, and dark-sky advocate
New York State has released a 300-page report on managing contaminants found in drinking water on Long Island. Detectable metalaxyl levels, above, among others, have been found in a number of East End samples.
A 85-1/2-inch-tall clock, made in East Hampton in 1798, sold at autction Saturday in New York City for $110,500.
Sotheby's
Pastor asks, ‘How many have that courage?’
Klever Prieto performed with the Vida Abundante Church and the Living Water Church choirs at a celebration on Martin Luther King Day at Calvary Baptist Church in East Hampton.
Morgan McGivern
Lawns’ safety, greenery draw them out of woods
The South Fork’s deer population is expanding beyond the reach of hunters.
Durell Godfrey