Police
Sag Harbor Village Justice Lisa Rana this week dismissed the charge of second-degree harassment filed against William Tabert, 61, the owner of the Sag Harbor Launderette, by Sag Harbor Village Police last year after a Black Bridgehampton woman, Nia Dawson, 22, claimed that he had shoved her and ordered her to use the back entrance of his business after she rebuffed his request to sit with her and her brother...
Editorials
Couples experience it all the time: You agree on the big picture but can’t stop arguing about the details. It can take a wonderful thing...
Letters
Community CenterThe sun is rising on a new day at Old Whalers’ Church. Folks from one of the AA groups are heading back to their cars but stop in the parking lot, chatting with their friends new and old. Some of the 55 volunteers of the Community Food Pantry start setting up for a busy day ahead, sorting through all of the boxes of fruits, vegetables and dry goods they prepare to serve hundreds from the community who are in need....
Trampled LawDesecration at 501 Montauk Highway continues before any archaeological examination of the soil for Native ancestral bones. What was all that fuss and bother about the graves protection legislation that supposedly was “passed”? What does that even mean now that the land at 501 has been denuded of its trees, while truckloads of dirt and sand cover the site, which has not yet had an archaeological investigation into the soil, as per that law? The Shinnecock do not want to...
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