After allegedly striking and breaking a bedroom door in a Cosdrew Lane basement on the afternoon of Oct. 23, Skyler Boothe of East Hampton was charged with second-degree menacing, a misdemeanor.
According to East Hampton Town police, the “unknown object” that was used in the incident hit Dylan Kulp through the damaged door.
Ms. Boothe, 43, was additionally charged with misdemeanor criminal mischief for causing about $100 in damage to the door.
Train service out of Southampton was temporarily suspended Wednesday after an eastbound train hit a landscaping vehicle in Bridgehampton.
It’s official — the newest member of the Sag Harbor Village Police Department is an adorable yellow Lab named Gillies, who was sworn in as a police therapy dog this week.
As reports of crimes of a sexual nature have apparently increased, those cases have drawn attention — not only because of their brutality, but also because allegations of abuse strike at deeply held assumptions about safety in a place that has seen itself as insulated from such offenses.
Two bicyclists were injured on local roads last Thursday in separate incidents.
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