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Three Mile Harbor Housing Plan Gets $5.6 Million Boost From State

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Katy Casey

An affordable housing plan for 50 rental apartments off Three Mile Harbor Road in East Hampton has been awarded $5.6 million in initial funding by New York State — a... more

Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Pushes Through LIPA Reform Bills

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. announced last week that several bills he authored to ... 22 Jun 2021 by Zoe Kava

Stone Creek Inn Celebrates 25th Anniversary

Earlier this spring, on May 23, Stone Creek Inn celebrated its 25th anniversary. Located on ... by Zoe Kava

Bistrians, Town Reach Deal To Preserve Amagansett Farmland

East Hampton Town and the Bistrian family have reached an agreement to preserve nearly all ... 21 Jun 2021 by Michael Wright

No Dogs Left Behind Hosts March For Dog Rights

On Saturday, June 19, dog owners and activists gathered on Havens Beach in Sag Harbor ... by Zoe Kava

Hampton Bays Boy Scout Troop Honors Five Eagle Scouts

On Saturday, June 12, Boy Scout Troop 483 in Hampton Bays gathered in Good Ground ... 16 Jun 2021 by Zoe Kava

Ongoing Study Reveals The Breadth Of East Hampton Cell Service Gaps

Consultants gave East Hampton Town officials a roadmap for starting to address gaps in cellular ... by Michael Wright

Montauk Hopper Route Could Return, Funded By Town

Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc has proposed that East Hampton Town pay for the full cost of running the Hampton Hopper shuttle bus in Montauk this summer, in the absence of a state grant that had helped pay the costs in the past. Mr. Van Scoyoc said on Tuesday that he thinks the popular bus route — which makes loops of Montauk from the docks area to downtown, the train station and the Gurney’s resort — should be brought back this year, even though the $100,000 in state funding that had helped support it from 2017 to 2019 is no longer ... by Michael Wright