New Law Offers Cushion, Enhanced Safety For Bikers
Suffolk and Nassau counties share the shameful record for most fatalities involving bicyclists in New ...
In The Midst Of Skyrocketing Sales, Town Board Agrees To Hire Consultant To Assist Assessors
Anyone who owns a house in Southampton Town, anywhere in Southampton Town, has seen its ...
Southampton Town, Sag Harbor Village Cut A Deal To Allow Some Beach Access
East End Fund For Children Unites Nonprofits With Goal Of Helping Kids During Pandemic
Town Planners Poised To Approve Amazon Warehouse At Gabreski’s Hampton Business District
You Can Hear Them Now: Coopers Beach Cupola, Stealth Cell Technology, Up and Running
Police
Cops Called On Bay Street Protesters
Sentencing Of Former Radio Manager Who Defrauded Employer Delayed As Dollar Amount Is Disputed
The sentencing of Stephanie Bitis, a former radio manager from Sag Harbor who pleaded guilty last fall to fraudulently using a company credit card for personal expenses, was adjourned on Thursday, April 29, to give federal prosecutors and the defense time to nail down just how much money she bilked her former employer out of. Assistant U.S. Attorney Anthony Bagnuola said the figure is at least $285,000 while Ms. Bitis’s...
Sports Highlights
Sayed Selim’s Dream Is Becoming A Reality: An Outdoor Glass Squash Court Is Coming To Southampton Village
Not long after taking his first job in the United States in 2008, as the first squash director at SYS in North Sea, Sayed Selim, a native of Cairo, Egypt,...
Hampton Bays Social Workers Create ‘Hampton Bays Boxing Program’ To Help Students Cope With COVID-Related Stress
Spring Athletes Get Back On The Track, Fields At Westhampton Beach
Southampton Spring Athletes Are Excited To Return To Play After Year’s Hiatus
Hampton Bays’ Spring Sports Teams Looking To Remain Competitive
