Community

The annual Blessing of the Fleet took place Sunday afternoon at Montauk’s commercial dock. Father Tom Murray of St. Therese... more

Over three days last week, consultants hired by East Hampton Town delivered a sprawling package of recommendations for guiding... more

Representatives of East Hampton’s restaurant industry asked the Town Board last week to hold off on tweaking the town’s... more

The State Department of Environmental Conservation has given East Hampton Town permission to use nuisance hunting efforts to thin... more

East Hampton Town is getting older, less family-friendly, and there are fewer full-time residents, despite high employment levels... more

After nearly 10 years of serving and educating the community at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons, Rabbi Sheldon Zimmerman is saying... more

East Hampton Town officials and residents are watching and waiting to see how the nearly 20 small waterfront properties the town... more

The new owners of the Springs General Store have unveiled plans for a substantial addition to the rear of the venerable building,... more

The Free Ride, an electric shuttle that got its start six years ago by transporting passengers to Main Beach in East Hampton, hit... more

The Nature Conservancy on Long Island launched its first-ever ad campaign to raise awareness about water quality issues on the... more

Brian Wilson's "God Only Knows" wasn't originally on the program for East Hampton High School's Select Ensemble Spring Concert on... more

Last Thursday, May 18, the evening turned cool with the sun just starting to set, and the Matthew Lester Memorial Garden coming... more

Glenn Bennett wanted to see the antique cannon back at the top of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial on the Ashawagh Hall green... more