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T.E. McMorrow
Reporter

E-mail: mcmorrow@ehstar.com

Articles by this author:

  • It Was a D.W.I. Felony Charge This Time
    The officer pulled the car over near Lincoln Road and police said the driver, Brian Schlitt, 41, of Amagansett, who appeared intoxicated, could not produce a license or any identification.
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • So Mad He Punched S.U.V.
    As the weather gets warmer, the road-ragers are hitting midseason form, based on recent police reports.
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Arsenal Found in Shooter’s Basement
    Frank A. Hanna, 29, accused of shooting 20-year-old Freddie Stephens with a .44-caliber handgun on May 24, was turned over to the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department on Tuesday, preparatory to being indicted by the county for the shooting.
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Opinion: A Brilliant ‘Brilliant Divorce’

       It is a sad fact that as an actress matures and ages, the parts available for her decrease. She may be getting wiser and better as a performer, but the characters to show it simply aren’t there. Theater, while an art form in which women can thrive, has historically been male-dominated, hence the dearth of mature female roles.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Shooting Suspect in Court
    Frank A. Hanna, 29, was arraigned today in East Hampton Town Justice Court on charges related to the shooting in East Hampton last Thursday of Frederic Stephens Jr., who may never regain the use of his arm, according to his mother.
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Wild Chase on Highway
    The driver of the car is facing arraignment on three charges, including reckless endangerment, a felony.
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Two Denials of Two Appeals
    The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals ruled on two controversial appeals Tuesday night
    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Barn or Business Is $64,000 Question

        The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals entered the labyrinth of logic inside a barn on Abraham’s Path in Amagansett Tuesday night as it began its initial deliberation on a challenge to a Nov. 3, 2011, reinstatement of a building permit by the town’s acting chief building inspector, Tom Preiato, who had revoked the permit five weeks earlier.

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Lawsuit Stops Barn Building

        Two attorneys active in town zoning affairs are squaring off against each other following an East Hampton Town Planning Board April 4 decision giving William Babinski, a Wainscott farmer, site plan approval to build a second barn. Litigation has begun even though the matter is headed for a public hearing before the town board at 7 p.m. next Thursday and even though the barn is 80 percent complete.   

    By:  T.E. McMorrow
  • Lonny Price of ‘LUV’: A Triple Threat

       To ask Lonny Price, director of Guild Hall’s current revival of Murray Schisgal’s 1964 hit show “LUV,” what jobs he’s done in theater would be to miss the point. The more salient question would be “What jobs haven’t you done?”

    By:  T.E. McMorrow