The recent introduction of paid parking in East Hampton Village has led to confusion about the use of the ParkMobile payment app.
Drivers seeking to park for two hours or less in the Reutershan or Schenck lots in East Hampton Village are not required to log into the app, and, in fact, they will be charged $10.30 if they do so. Only those seeking to park for a third hour are required to log in and pay.
A maximum of three hours of parking is allowed daily between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Construction fences were placed around the Springs General Store last week, and Daniel Bennett, co-owner of Springs General Real Estate, confirmed that he had applied for a building permit and was hopeful work could begin soon, with a possible opening in 2027.
On Dec. 13 Sag Harbor Village businesses will launch Sag Saturdays, a monthly effort to attract commerce during the off-season by showcasing the village’s artistic and cultural heritage.
This photo by Gordon Grant shows a float from a then-new and unnamed Hispanic group that took part in the Dec. 7, 1989, Christmas parade in East Hampton Village.
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