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.
The Anchor Society of East Hampton, a nonprofit community group with a mission to revitalize the community and increase year-round foot traffic in the village commercial district, has issued a call for applications for the second year of its Winter Shops program.
The East Hampton Village branch of M&T Bank at 99 Newtown Lane will close permanently next Thursday at 4 p.m. The bank’s branches at 351 Pantigo Road in East Hampton and 746 Montauk Highway in Montauk will remain open.
Two ospreys return to scene of Accabonac Harbor destruction despite bird-deterrent devices, while town trustees call out feds and D.E.C. over lack of action.
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