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Goodman To Serve Jail Term For 2018 Election Law Violations

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Amos Goodman with his attorney Lindsay Lewis at the Suffolk County Court in Central Islip on Monday. T.E. MCMORROW

Amos Goodman, the former East Hampton Town Republican Committee chairman, was led out of a Central Islip courtroom in handcuffs on Monday, November 22, to start a 45-day jail sentence... more

Sentencing Of Amagansett Hit-And-Run Driver Delayed To Next Week

The man who struck and killed an Amagansett woman as she was pushing a stroller ... 1 Dec 2021 by T.E. McMorrow

East Hampton Village Will Get New Mobile Command Center

East Hampton Village plans to spend nearly $700,000 on a new mobile command vehicle that ... 29 Nov 2021 by Michael Wright

Gosmans Plead Guilty To Fish Selling Scam, Will Pay $50K Fine

The operators of Gosman’s Fish Dock in Montauk pleaded guilty last week to federal conspiracy ... 23 Nov 2021 by Staff Writer

Long Island Rail Road Conductor Attacked On Montauk-Bound Train

A Hempstead man was arrested and charged with assaulting a Long Island Rail Road train ... 15 Nov 2021 by T. E. McMorrow

Body Found In Montauk’s Walking Dunes After Woman Reported Missing

The body of a woman was discovered near the Walking Dunes off Napeague Harbor Road in Montauk early Monday morning, November 8. On Tuesday, East Hampton Town Police Detective Sergeant Daniel Toia said it appeared to be a case of suicide, but that detectives would continue the investigation while awaiting confirmation of the cause of death from the Suffolk County medical examiner’s office. On Sunday, social media posts announced a 27-year-old white woman with blond hair and brown eyes had gone missing after being dropped off at the end of Napeague Harbor Road by an Uber the day before. On ... 9 Nov 2021 by Kathryn G. Menu

East Hampton Village Will Mandate Mental Health Screening For Police To Help Remove Stigma

East Hampton Village and its police officers union have agreed to implement mandatory regular mental ... 3 Nov 2021 by Michael Wright

Police Taking Precautions For Halloween

To enhance Halloweens safety measures, East Hampton Town detectives today, October 31, are undertaking priority sex offender monitoring. Begining on the morning of the holiday and continuing through the evening, detectives are conducting intensive supervision of registered sex offenders, visiting their homes and conducting random surveillance to ensure the offenders are in compliance with state and local laws. Beyond the extra initiative, police also suggested the following for kids on Halloween: -- Make sure older children travel with friends; don’t trick or treat alone. -- Younger children should be with adults -- parents, guardians, or trusted friends. -- Always walk ... 31 Oct 2021 by Staff Writer