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Deep Hollow Ranch Sold To J.Crew Chief

Montauk’s famed Deep Hollow Ranch, site of the “Back at the Ranch” concert series in the 1990s, has been sold to Millard “Mickey” Drexler, Chief Executive Officer of the J.... more

Village Foundation Kicks In $200,000, Has More Than $1 Million Lined Up

The East Hampton Village Foundation, a nonprofit group tasked with raising money through private donations ... 1 Dec 2021 by Michael Wright

Potential Solutions To East End Housing Woes Presented At East Hampton Forum

The East Hampton School District is struggling to hire and retain teachers, and ongoing traffic ... by Desirée Keegan

Hopper Riders Down Slightly; Montauk School Stop Added To Amagansett Route

Ridership on the Hampton Hopper’s free “Montauk Loop” shuttle was down considerably in 2021 from ... by Staff Writer

East Hampton Village Approves Rollback Of Basement Size Restrictions

The East Hampton Village Board has loosened restrictions on how large the basement of a ... 23 Nov 2021 by Michael Wright

East Hampton Approves $3 Million-Plus Per Acre CPF Purchase

A divided East Hampton Town Board last week approved the purchase of three building lots ... by Michael Wright

VIDEO: Express Sessions: Cannabis Is Coming

The Express News Group hosted a live Express Session forum, “Cannabis is Coming,” on Thursday, ... 19 Nov 2021 by Staff Writer

Wind Farm Cable Will Run Deeper Under Wainscott Beach, Orsted Says

Representatives of Ørsted and Eversource, the companies that will be constructing the South Fork Wind ... 17 Nov 2021 by Michael Wright

Scientists Searching For Way To Save Bay Scallops From Climate Change Threat

As the East End mopes its way through a third-straight disastrous bay scallop season — ... by Michael Wright

East Hampton Looks To Administrative Judges To Smooth Code Enforcement

East Hampton Town officials have proposed creating a new code violations adjudication process that would employ administrative law judges to deal with summonses for town code violations outside of the usual court system, in the hope of smoothing the process, boosting revenue from fines, increasing compliance and easing burdens on thinly stretched law enforcement agents. Handling code and ordinance violations through an administrative process, overseen by a new town administrative bureau, would simplify the paperwork requirements of issuing violations, making it faster and simpler for enforcement personnel to record violations and for those cited to answer the charges and pay ... by Michael Wright