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    Reflections on life in East Hampton during the Great Depression brought a lively blend of nostalgia, laughter, and melancholy to Clinton Academy Friday night.

Sag Harbor’s only public bathing spot, Havens Beach, is on the road to recovery after 20 years of discussion and planning.

East Hampton Town and the Peconic Land Trust will join forces to purchase the development rights over 9.5 Amagansett acres containing the Stony Hill Stables.

Opening day for the Beach House, a luxury hotel in downtown Montauk, may be delayed by several days, if not longer.

Storm flags were flying when the East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals considered a request for several variances for a property containing seven cottages on Fort Pond Bay.

Plans for exhibits of 1900s life at property on North Main Street

A Springs man, Samuel Spielberg, 31, was killed in a one-car crash late Friday night. First responders reported finding his 2002 Toyota 4Runner in woods off Red Dirt Road, just west of Old Stone Highway.

East Hampton Village has appointed a replacement for Larry Cantwell, the village administrator for the past 30 years, Mayor Paul F. Rickenbach Jr. announced on Friday.

Big-ticket items included in the Springs School District’s preliminary budget for the next school year .

Attorney for Save Sag Harbor claims expansion of nonconforming use

The East Hampton Town Republican Committee voted on Feb. 13 on its nominees for town supervisor and highway superintendent

East Hampton Town and East Hampton Village are banding together to seek grant money for the construction of a centralized, shared facility.

The largest climate rally in the nation’s history happened in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, and the movement to mitigate climate change has Dan Asselin to thank for some of the estimated 50,000 attendees.

Fire chief makes a pitch for Playhouse generator and an evacuation plan

Two jaunty ferry rides away, North Fork fun, food await

Hefty bill for heftier carcass is contested

The Beach House, a hotel and playground for the well-sandaled young in downtown Montauk, can keep its bar, and its gift shop, too, but will probably have to go through some form of site plan review.

Increased restriction of dogs on East Hampton Village beaches appears likely

Councilman Dominick Stanzione defended his and East Hampton Town’s record on recent changes to aircraft routes into and out of East Hampton Airport during a heated meeting in Town Hall last Thursday.

The justice system has been a revolving door that may finally have come to a stop on Friday for the driver accused of running over and killing John Judge on Amagansett Main Street in October

State of emergency continued as snow and high winds persisted Saturday morning. Some 1,400 were without in East Hampton Town.

A damaged Jeep found in New Jersey has led to the arrest of Edward Orr, 30, in the October death of John Judge in Amagansett.

Expectations are high this weekend not only for snowfall, but for crowds flocking to bask in the joy of indoor and outdoor fun at the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce’s annual HarborFrost celebration.

A plastic jug had been placed on the counter near the cash register at the 7-Eleven in Sag Harbor to collect donations for Jhenny Bueno Arias, the severely injured “best employee”

Just why an unknown number of East Hampton Town taxpayers did not receive their property tax bills at the end of 2012 is being questioned.

There may be nine months to go before Election Day, but already in East Hampton Town, Republicans are close to firming up their slate and Democrats are gearing up for serious deliberations over who will get the top spots on their ticket.

Since the December massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., which left 20 children and six adult staffers dead, parents across the nation have worried about the safety and security of their children

F.A.A.’s okay will be more likely if problems are well defined and targeted

The Beach House, Montauk’s season-old seasonal resort, appeared to have weathered a storm at an East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals hearing on Tuesday night.

Mark Crandall, who has for the past 18 years used sport to reach at-risk youngsters in southern Africa, has recently imported Hoops 4 Hope and Soccer 4 Hope’s model to the Inuits in Canada’s arctic region.