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Neighbors sad over future subdivision of Lily Pond field

Lost views were the main preoccupation of the four neighbors who spoke last Thursday at a hearing on the proposed subdivision for one of East Hampton Village’s last parcels of... more

As Steinbeck House Hits Market, Fears In Sag Harbor That Literary Heritage Will Be Lost

The little waterfront cottage in Sag Harbor, where the Nobel-Prize-winning author John Steinbeck sought refuge ... 24 Feb 2021 by Stephen J. Kotz

Town Raises Eyebrow At Brooks-Park Restoration Funding

East Hampton Town last week revoked a licensing agreement with a nonprofit preservation group that ... 23 Feb 2021 by Michael Wright

South Fork Seniors Find Many Hurdles To Getting Vaccines

Exasperation over the difficulty in getting appointments for vaccination shots has been almost universal among ... by Michael Wright

Another Primary Fight May Loom For East Hampton Democrats

The East Hampton Democrats may be headed for yet another contentious primary election this spring ... 22 Feb 2021 by Michael Wright

Coronavirus Testing Coming Back To Montauk; Vaccinations Pop-Up in East Hampton

East Hampton Town opened a new daily COVID-19 testing site in Montauk this week to ... 18 Feb 2021 by Michael Wright

UPDATE: Democrats Dump Dissent in East Hampton: Bragman, Drew Both Dropped By Party After Wind Farm Objections

The East Hampton Town Democratic Party Committee semi-ceremoniously dropped two of the incumbent elected officials ... 17 Feb 2021 by Michael Wright

East Hampton Sees Unanswered Questions About Impacts Of Wind Farm

East Hampton Town officials spotlighted a number of lingering unknowns about the plans for the ... by Michael Wright

East Hampton Town Effort To Create Vaccination Site Pays Off

Dozens of volunteers from the East Hampton community manned a vaccination site set up by ... by Michael Wright

East Hampton Will Welcome Non-Residents Back To The Beach In 2021, For A Price

East Hampton Town expects to be able to issue non-resident beach parking permits in 2021 — but at a much steeper price than in the past. Town Board members agreed on Tuesday to that a new pricing structure was warranted that will hike the price of non-resident parking passes to $500 this summer, up from $375 in 2019. Non-resident four-wheel-dive permits will be $400, family member parking stickers will increase from $100 to $150, and a single day beach parking pass will increase from $25 to $50. Board members said they would not set the rate for hotel-motel passes for ... by Michael Wright