Springs School Releases Statement With Local Police Departments About School-Related Incidents
Elizabeth Vespe on Sep 17, 2019
Springs School Superintendent Debra Winter, in conjunction with the Sag Harbor Village Police Department, East Hampton Village Police Department and East Hampton Town Police Department, issued a joint statement by... more
Jerry Larsen, who is running for mayor of East Hampton Village in a June election, filed a complaint with East Hampton Town Police on January 15 saying that he and his supporters had received anonymous, harassing letters within the past year. Mr. Larsen issued a press release on Monday saying he had received three letters “of a harassing nature” at his address at Marion Lane in East Hampton between May and November 2019. Two acquaintances received similar letters about their political relationships with him and his run for mayor, he said. In the press release, Mr. Larsen said the latest ... 28 Jan 2020 by Staff Writer
East Hampton Village Police reported that they charged a pair of parents with a pair of misdemeanors after they found 30 to 40 juveniles at a party on the Circle on December 27. Responding to a noise complaint at about 9:20 p.m., police said, they discovered kids inside and outside a studio attached to the main house, including minors drinking alcohol. Most of the young people fled when the police arrived, but police did locate a 15-year-old who lives at the house as well as his parents, Sylvia Flender, 52, and Daniel Meeks, 51. Both parents were charged with unlawfully ... 6 Jan 2020 by Staff Writer
A utility pole fire Sunday morning at 10:45 a.m. on Cedar Road in East Hampton prompted police to close part of that roadway, according to a press release issued Sunday afternoon. East Hampton Town Police said Cedar Street will remain closed between North Main Street and Miller Lane Sunday afternoon while PSEG works to restore service. No further details are available at this time. 24 Nov 2019 by Rachel Valdespino
On Monday, the Sag Harbor School District was the victim of a cyber attack that temporarily disabled its server and computer systems, according to an email sent out by district officials to parents and residents of the district. The State Office of Information Technology Services and the Cyber Security Task Force have been contacted, according to the email. Superintendent of Schools Katy Graves said on Monday that the system would be down for another 24 hours at least. Luckily, there was no school for students on Tuesday, November 5, as the day was a planned superintendent’s conference day for all ... 4 Nov 2019 by Elizabeth Vespe
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Elizabeth Vespe on Sep 17, 2019