Due to planned track maintenance on the Montauk line of the Long Island Rail Road, buses will replace trains between Speonk and Montauk from Tuesday, October 13, through Friday, October ...
The East Hampton boys soccer team overwhelmed previously undefeated Elwood-John Glenn in a game played under the lights at ...
After more than a year of legal tedium in a trio of court cases over the rights of the Shinnecock Nation to develop a gas ...
Experience the magic of the Galápagos Islands aboard National Geographic-Lindblad’s Islander II, exploring unique wildlife ...
Making Southampton’s varsity softball team, as a seventh-grader, this past spring was just a sign of things to come for Shea ...
The land beneath Pathfinder Day Camp will remain a summer camp, and East Hampton Town officials are seeking a licensee to ...
Lisa Goree, the chairwoman of the Shinnecock Nation Council of Trustees, has announced that she will be taking a three-month ...
Not all the time, but typically, and in just about every sport, including football, schools get to choose their opponents for ...
A divisive piece of legislation that would carve out a path forward for decentralized, employer-owned housing developments in ...
It’s not every day that a nonprofit museum gets a cold call from a new donor who wants to give a six-figure gift — but that’s exactly what happened to ...
A former vice president of the Sag Harbor Elementary School PTA, Hope Livingston, 50, was sentenced to five years of ...
Resident Wins FOIL Lawsuit Against Southampton Village After Original Request and Appeal Were Denied
Southampton Village resident Christopher Broich won an Article 78 lawsuit against Southampton Village after the village denied his Freedom of Information Law request, as well as denying his appeal.
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