Sag Harbor's 'Legs' Trudge Through Zoning Issues Feb 22, 12 2:04 PM
The tall, toned “Legs” sculpture striding alongside a Madison Street church-turned-house in Sag Harbor continues to... more
Hamptons Visitors Council Says Cut In Funding Could Hurt Tourism Industry Feb 22, 12 1:30 PM
A slashed advertising budget could sound the death knell for efforts to promote tourism on the East End, members of the Hamptons... more 
Westhampton Beach Village Tells Developer: No Supermarket For You! Feb 22, 12 12:40 PM
The Westhampton Beach Village Board has denied a developer’s request that it consider modifying the municipality’s... more
Greek Orthodox Church Construction Continues On Schedule Feb 22, 12 11:54 AM
A lengthy journey on a road fraught with obstacles, and some fierce opposition, should soon come to an end as construction proceeds... more
Quogue Village Agrees To Exceed State Tax Cap, If Necessary Feb 22, 12 11:53 AM
The Quogue Village Board approved a local law last week that will allow it, if necessary, to exceed the state’s new mandated... more
Southampton ZBA Decision On Day Camp Adjourned To A Later Date Feb 22, 12 11:46 AM
Residents waiting eagerly for a decision by the Southampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals that was expected Thursday night, February... more
Shinnecock Indian Reservation Hosts Drug Overdose Prevention Training Feb 22, 12 11:40 AM
Despite popular perception, a drug overdose does not kill instantly. Rather, there is a 1-to-3-hour window of opportunity to save... more
Southampton Town Police Officer Bitten By Man Resisting Arrest Feb 22, 12 10:58 AM
A Southampton Town Police officer was injured Saturday morning after he was bitten on the hand by one of two men police were trying... more
Southampton Town Shines Light On Transfer Stations To Promote Recycling Feb 22, 12 10:46 AM
Waste management might not always be the stuff of sexy cocktail banter—but talking trash could be the key to protecting natural... more
