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Representative Tim Bishop may have lost his bid for re-election by a decisive margin last week, but vote tallies in the Town of East Hampton indicate his continued popularity here.

Three were injured when a Subaru rolled over at the intersection of Cooper Lane and Newtown Lane at about 2:30 p.m.

Antony Blinken, currently the assistant to President Obama and deputy national security adviser, has ties to East Hampton Village.

East Hampton Village Mayor Paul F. Rickenback Jr. will go on medical leave on Wednesday, leaving the deputy mayor, Barbara Borsack, in control in his absence.

Loretta E. Lynch led prosecution of 7-Eleven owners accused of exploiting undocumented immigrants and pressed for prosecution in Ponzi scheme involving the Panoramic Resort in Montauk.

After a 2011 denial, Broadview Association returned with a scaled-down plan.

The East Hampton Town Board has vowed to address aircraft noise, particularly from helicopters, and the town is exploring how airport restrictions might be put in place.

Outside the courtroom last Thursday, Mr. Shoshi stood with his many friends and family who had come to show their support for him.

Robust scallop season ahead, but poachers feared.

The Amagansett Fire Department made a quick stop on a fire, saving a house that was built on top of a barge on Louse Point Road in Springs.

The Eastern Long Island Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation appeared before the Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee, hoping to persuade members to take a closer look at the Army Corps of Engineers’ proposed beach restoration project.

Former foghorn site would be a museum about the ocean and its wave riders.

East Hampton High School's boys volleyball team lost to Eastport-South Manor in the county Class B championship game on Thursday evening at Suffolk Community College in Brentwood.

Georgica Association neighbors argue that five-acre zoning should be honored.

Bishop, Zeldin trade barbs in home stretch.

After long deliberations, the East Hampton Town Trustees are on the point of allowing a lessee on trustee-owned property at Lazy Point to move her shoreline house to higher ground.

Driver’s license revoked by administrative judge two years after fatal accident.

The four occupants of a Ford compact car were taken to Southampton Hospital Monday afternoon after an accident that resulted in the vehicle rolling over at the intersection of Montauk Highway and Sagg Main Street.

A long-awaited public restroom in Amagansett’s business district is moving closer to reality.

A dispute over two proposed affordable housing developments in the Wainscott School District has escalated in recent weeks, with the Wainscott School Board, the East Hampton Town housing director, and the president of a nonprofit organization that has developed low-income housing here at odds.

A road map for tackling issues of water quality in East Hampton Town, and the inadequate wastewater treatment and disposal that underpins them, was sketched out last week.

The East Hampton Town Board, which is pondering a law that would require homeowners to register with the town before renting their houses, got an earful at an initial discussion of the idea.

Update, Noon: A teenager who stayed home sick from school may have saved his family's East Hampton house when a fire broke out in the basement on Thursday morning.

While the first cases of Ebola in the United States have sparked nationwide concern, the overwhelming message here on the South Fork is that health care providers are prepared to handle patients with Ebola-like symptoms.

Tom Preiato is leaving his post as East Hampton Town's chief building inspector for a position in the Village of Sag Harbor.

Lee Zeldin, who is seeking for a second time to defeat Representative Tim Bishop for a seat in Congress, was selected by House Speaker John Boehner to deliver a weekly Republican address.

A hearing tonight before the East Hampton Town Board could pit Napeague residents advocating a parking ban along Dolphin Drive against those who see a no-parking zone there as a barrier to the public’s access to town-owned lands.

Neighbors of the Maidstone Club have a lawsuit pending in State Supreme Court seeking to have the board require the club to take additional steps to mitigate noise from a pump house that is part of the project.

Owing to a recent elevation of the cyanobacteria, the East Hampton Town Trustees have closed Georgica Pond for another 21 days, through Nov. 4.

Members of the Surfrider Foundation opposed to the Army Corps of Engineers’ plan to build a sand dune reinforced with sand-filled geotextile bags on the Montauk beach gathered there last Thursday in protest.