The East End's wine industry got its start in 1973 in Cutchogue, when Alex and Louisa Hargrave planted the first Long Island vineyard. Today, the North Fork has many stops... more
SAG HARBOR — The quick actions of an alert bank manager saved a Jerome Avenue woman $21,000 she was about to send to an online scammer, according to the police. The woman told police on September 14 that she had received an online message earlier warning her that her computer had been hacked. The message instructed her to call a phone number, which she did. She spoke to a man who identified himself as Jeffrey. Jeffrey told the woman that her computer had been compromised, and that she needed to immediately wire $21,000 to his company so that the hackers ...
22 Sep 2023 by Staff Writer
East Hampton Boys Soccer With More Shutouts After defeating New Rochelle, 7-0, on September 9 as part of the Jericho Tournament, the Bonackers (2-1-1 in League VI, 4-1-1 overall) blanked Rocky Point, 5-0, at home on September 13. Gary Gutama scored two goals and John Bustamante scored a goal and had two assists in the win over Rocky Point. All four victories so far this season have come via shutouts. Bonac Football Falls at Hauppauge The East Hampton/Pierson/Bridgehampton football team lost, 30-7, at Hauppauge on September 13 to fall to 1-2 in Division III. Charlie Corwin helped Bonac avoid being ...
by Staff Writer
We had a warm spell last week, but the temps cooled off by the past weekend. Some mornings temps were in the 50s. Let’s not forget how lucky we were to avoid contact with Hurricane Lee as it rushed to the Canadian Maritimes and northern Maine. We did get heavy surf and dangerous rip currents that prompted some towns to close their beaches totally, even for walking. September is usually a great month, and there are beach days ahead. Prior to the blow, Southampton Town opened Mecox Bay. It produced a nice striped bass run with a good number of ...
by Al “Big Time” Daniels
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