Severe erosion has again revealed the wooden bones of the Mars, a sailing vessel that went aground on a clear day about this time of year in 1828 at Georgica Beach east of Georgica Pond.
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Village Seeks Parking SolutionsA meeting called to come up with creative solutions to the burgeoning parking predicament in the village
A Kinder, Gentler 50th ParadeThe 10 a.m. start was timed in part to avoid an influx of drunken crowds pouring into the hamlet from eastbound trains
Ronjo Alley Petition Nears GoalThe goal is to collect 600 signatures to force the town board to put a contested sale of public property to a townwide vote.
New Maps to Deal With DrainageMar 22, 2012
East Hampton planners, in cooperation with other town agencies, have generated detailed and color-coded maps showing the Lake Montauk watersheds
Now Quigley Is in the Hot SeatA Springs group called on East Hampton Town Councilwoman Theresa Quigley to resign.
Repubs Split Over GrantsMar 22, 2012
Supervisor Bill Wilkinson and Councilwoman Theresa Quigley said they would reconsider accepting new grants
Picking Up, Helping OutMickey Valcich will be the 50th grand marshal to lead the Montauk Friends of Erin St. Patrick’s Day parade
War of Words Over Indian MuseumMar 15, 2012
A strong denunciation prompts angry rebuttal and threats of legal action
New ‘Hub’ Planned for WainscottA potential Wainscott “hub” store is on the roll toward becoming a reality in the former Plitt Ford building on Montauk Highway.
To Study ConsolidationMar 15, 2012
Six school districts and the Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services will seek a grant for an efficiency study.
Back From Duty In The GulfHis deployment coincided with the transition from the military’s Operation Iraqi Freedom to Operation New Dawn
Lighthouse Is Now A LandmarkThe Department of the Interior officially designated the Montauk Point Lighthouse a national historic landmark.
Fraud Case Leads to Montauk ResortThe Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges Monday in a $74 million fraud case involving an Old Westbury financial adviser who had, in part, sought to save the Panoramic View Oceanside Resort from foreclosure.
Ball in Town’s CourtMar 8, 2012
East Hampton Town has received bids to repair four town-owned tennis courts
Citizens Committees AdmonishedMar 8, 2012
East Hampton Town’s citizens advisory committees received another smackdown Monday in a letter from Supervisor Bill Wilkinson
Much Ado About Camp FarrellBuilder seeks to expand his own recreational compound in Bridgehampton
Hula Hut Pitched for WaterfrontThe Hula Hut, an outdoor bar at the Montauk Marine Basin on West Lake Drive in Montauk, has raised concerns.
Barnet Lee Rosset Jr.Mr. Rosset, who lived in New York and East Hampton, died in New York City at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center on Feb. 21 at the age of 89 after heart valve surgery.
Eyeing Wharf TakeoverSag Harbor Mayor Brian Gilbride wants to settle the ownership of Long Wharf so he can complete the village budget.
Stanzione Under FireMar 1, 2012
Carole Campolo, secretary of the East Hampton Town Republican Committee expresses frustration with Town Councilman Dominick Stanzione,
Food Show That Focuses on HealthOn LTV, Stefanie Sacks wants to change how people think about eating
Seek Summit On Overcrowded Springs HousingFeb 23, 2012
Springs activists want to hear from the head of the town’s public safety and code enforcement division, and called for stronger laws and regular reports about violations and their resolution.
Momentum Builds For MuseumFeb 23, 2012
A Montauk residents 11 year crusade to found a Native American museum.
The Greening of the High SchoolSweeping high-tech upgrades save the district energy and money