Relay: Guilt, Escapism, and the N.F.L. Draft
Talk of a return of baseball this summer, sans fans, sends our faithful correspondent tripping down memory lane and stumbling into the N.F.L. draft, quarantine-style.
Guestwords: Summer’s End (Letter From London)
As Americans, we don’t consider “holidays” a given, but if there is any one idea that unites us, it is our shared experience of summer’s pull. We anticipate summer with the hunger that precedes a much-needed meal.
Real Estate Boomed Before the Shutdown
Before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, the East End real estate market had been in the midst of a boom that led to the highest first-quarter revenues for the Peconic Bay Community Preservation Fund in its 22-year history.
Point of View: Saved
I would like to say a word about my former landlady, Barbara Johnson, without whom I would not have been able to stay in East Hampton.
Recorded Deeds 04.30.20
The prices listed here have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.
State and County Golf Courses Allowed to Open
The state-owned Montauk Downs golf course, which had been open, closed, open, then closed again, reopened for play on Monday, having been so directed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
Suffolk Considers a Phased Reopening
"We need to get this right," County Executive Steve Bellone said, because having to reinstate restrictions would be "emotionally, psychologically, and economically devastating."
Questions for Village Candidates
Members of the Village Preservation Society have asked the three candidates for East Hampton Village mayor and the five vying for two open trustee seats in the June 16 election to fill out a questionnaire explaining their positions.