News

Neighbors Speak Out

T.E. McMorrow
The addition would be in violate of the town’s pyramid law
School Budget Meets State Cap

Bridget LeRoy
Cuts came from restructuring or streamlining programs and departments
Dream of New Life For Sherrill Farm

Joanne Pilgrim
Descendants pitch a historical institute
A Kinder, Gentler 50th Parade

Janis Hewitt
The 10 a.m. start was timed in part to avoid an influx of drunken crowds pouring into the hamlet from eastbound trains
Dust Is Unsettling at Bulova Site

Carrie Ann Salvi
As work progresses, some complain of asthma-like symptoms, legislator says
Lawyer Says Surf Lodge Is for Sale

T.E. McMorrow
The Surf Lodge, Montauk’s trendy summertime playground for adults, is for sale, according to records of a closed-door conference on the town’s ongoing case against the company.
Village Seeks Parking Solutions

Bridget LeRoy
A meeting called to come up with creative solutions to the burgeoning parking predicament in the village
Wreck of the Brig Mars Resurfaces

Russell Drumm
Severe erosion has again revealed the wooden bones of the Mars, a sailing vessel that went aground on a clear day about this time of year in 1828 at Georgica Beach east of Georgica Pond.
Ronjo Alley Petition Nears Goal

Joanne Pilgrim
The goal is to collect 600 signatures to force the town board to put a contested sale of public property to a townwide vote.
Now Quigley Is in the Hot Seat

Joanne Pilgrim
A Springs group called on East Hampton Town Councilwoman Theresa Quigley to resign.