Fall brings special offerings, including D.I.Y. pizza kits from Nick and Toni's, Thanksgiving fixings from Loaves and Fishes, menu specials from La Fondita and Lulu Kitchen and Bar, new dinner-to-go from Tapovana — and a new beer from Kidd Squid.
Voters in East Hampton Town can vote on three ballot propositions on Election Day, Nov. 8, as well as during early voting, which started on Saturday and continues through this coming Sunday.
Caeleigh Schuster, arguably the best field hockey goalie East Hampton High has had since the mid-1990s, came under fire right away in Saturday’s county Class B final between the Bonackers and Rocky Point. It was a battle that the Bonackers were eventually to lose 4-3 in overtime, but their gritty play throughout the fray could not be faulted.
East Hampton Village's Main Street and Newtown Lane, as well as the roads off the western part of Newtown, will be Halloween central for hundreds of trick-or-treaters on Monday.
Nicole Greenwood, the 35-year-old woman critically injured in a motorcycle crash on Bluff Road in Amagansett on the night of Oct. 21, has died from her injuries.
Fans of fright and things that go bump in the night may want to pick up their wooden stakes, put on their garlic necklaces, and make their way to the East Hampton Library on Saturday evening.
Two of East Hampton High’s playoff teams, field hockey and boys soccer, advanced in the county playoffs this week, the field hockey team by way of a 2-1 win at Harborfields on Wednesday and the boys soccer team as the result of a 2-1 quarterfinal-round win here Thursday over a tough East Islip squad.
Little Lucy's annual Halloween pet parade — the 21st sponsored by Little Lucy's Canine Boutique — will take place on Saturday afternoon starting from Agawam Park.
After viewing historical photos of Town Pond, East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry Larsen and the village board invited Ed Hollander, a landscape architect, to talk to them about improving both the pond’s appearance and its water quality.
East Hampton Village is seeking to formalize its relationship with the East Hampton Ambulance Association with code changes that could be implemented by January. It's unclear whether that would alter operation of the associaton, which has been run by its own bylaws for decades.
