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We Mark Our Ballots: East Hampton Town

Solidly blue East Hampton is always favorable to a slate of Democrats — it’s simply a matter of political reality. The town’s Republican Party acknowledged...

We Mark Our Ballot: County Legislature

In an age punctuated by extreme political party divisions and acrimony, it was refreshing to hear from two Suffolk County legislators representing the East End...

Ripple Effect

There’s a certain irony to the fact that local elections have the biggest direct impact on people’s lives — yet they regularly have the lowest...

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At Amagansett School, there has been some darkness and dark days. Let’s shed some light on developing occurrences. Michael Rodgers filed an Equal Employment Opportunity complaint in 2022. I can reference my correspondences with the District of Columbia, which tracked the document down from Washington, D.C., to a Miami district office. Side note: Where did Neil Block, the Amagansett School attorney, allegedly go to school? Miami. Makes odd sense now. Remember, the other school attorney, Sophia Terrassi, left Ingerman Smith...

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Thank you for your investigation of the shocking levels of water use by the ultra-wealthy [“Estates Drain Millions of Gallons of Water Each Year,” Residence, August 28]. I can do the right thing by not watering my dinky patch of lawn, or watering it only on the odd-even schedule, but the water-guzzling gazillionaires hiding behind their LLCs clearly don’t want to curb their wasteful ways. It’s infuriating! The wild swings of climate change are making good stewardship of our common...

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Carlos Sandoval

Vistas

Fred W. Thiele Jr.

Observations From Long Beach

Jenny Noble

Sustainable Living

Karl Grossman

Suffolk Closeup

Marilee Foster

Ground Level

Biddle Duke

This Place

Tom Clavin

The Road Yet Taken

Tracy Grathwohl

Tilting at Windmills

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

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PHOTOS: East Hampton Holds September 11 Remembrance

The East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association hosted its annual 9/11 Memorial Service on Thursday evening at the Hook Mill. KYRIL BROMLEY PHOTOS

Writers End Losing Streak, Defeat Artists, 9-6, in 77th Annual Charity Softball Game

The Writers ended their three-game losing streak by defeating the Artists, 9-6, in the 77th annual Artists and Writers Charity Softball Game at Herrick Park in East Hampton Village on...

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Purchase of MacBooks, Parking Lot Repairs Part of East Hampton Repair Reserve Spending

East Hampton School District Unveils $64 Million Bond Proposition List of Wants and Needs

Springs School's Audit Comes Back Clean, Reveals Funding Surplus

After Earlier Failure, Montauk School District Dials Back Bond to $34.8 Million

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Elaine Jones of East Hampton Dies September 18

Dan Murray, 70, Popular Owner of Fairway Restaurant in Sagaponack, Dies Unexpectedly

East Hampton Running Legend and Builder John Conner Remembered for Contribution to the Community

Tom Ferreira, Who Had Long Legal Tussle With East Hampton Town, Dies

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East Hampton Village Dedicates Rickenbach Park for Longtime Mayor

i-tri Will Mark 16th Anniversary With Sweet 16 Gala

Bringing Art to Life: Esly Escobar’s Mission to Inspire Young Creatives in Guatemala

Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center To Host 'It Takes a Village' Summer Benefit