News

Battle Looms on Police

Carrie Ann Salvi
The Sag Harbor Village Board agreed to seek partial police patrols from the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department.
Great Eastern Is in Montauk to Stay

Russell Drumm
Lighthouse Museum now houses of replica of ill-starred giant ship
Town Budget Sees Modest Rise

Joanne Pilgrim
A tentative budget for 2013 released this week by East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson calls for a $3.3 million increase.
Bombs Away! A-2 Bomber Jackets Here!

Christopher Walsh
A simple act of kindness sparked a lifelong obsession.
Town Trustees vs. Georgica Association

Russell Drumm
Trustees have been traversing Georgica Beach to open the pond for many decades.
At Crossroads on New Traffic Regs

Christopher Walsh
Signs limiting or excluding certain vehicles, and strict enforcement of traffic regulations, are imperative to reducing congestion on residential roadways.
An Ode To Clams, Red, White, and True

Russell Drumm
Chowder has deep roots in the Northeast, especially here on Long Island. It should be taken seriously.
Festival Gets Academic

Amanda M. Fairbanks
A new program titled Filmmakers in the Classroom hopes to expose the community’s youngest residents to the riches of cinema.
High Praise for the Water Jitney

Carrie Ann Salvi
Delighted squeals, quiet engine on one of the year’s last trips to Long Wharf
Sentenced for May Shooting

T.E. McMorrow
Frank A. Hanna, accused by the East Hampton Town police in the accidental shooting of a friend, pled guilty to one felony charge and was sentenced to a year in prison.