In 2008, our building was demolished as a Superfund site. After many years of being in the permitting process, which included being on the Zoning Board of Appeals agenda 43 times, we were delighted to receive a building permit.
Less than a week later, two local attorneys, representing several entities, which, in our opinion, are destroying our village, succeeded in challenging the permit and forcing the court to stop work on our project.
Needless to say, we are devastated after ordering and paying deposits on materials and labor to build our one-story building.
What is happening to our village?
Gabe, Diane, Deborah and David Schiavoni
Sag Harbor
Split East Hampton Town Board Approves Joint $55 Million EasementOne East Hampton Town councilman objected to going outside the scope of a contract with East Hampton Village as a split Town Board approved a joint $55 million conservation easement on Georgica Cove. The easement will protect 5.5 acres of...
Getting Real: Oceanfront Southampton Village Residence Sells for $22 MillionAn oceanfront traditional in Southampton Village known as “Camp Meadow” recently sold for $32 million. On 3.4 gated acres at 1730 Meadow Lane, the two-story residence has seven bedrooms, seven and a half bathrooms and 8,600 square feet of living...
Police Expect Traffic Delays During Soldier Ride Between Amagansett and Sag HarborEast Hampton Town Police expect traffic delays during the annual Soldier Ride of the Hamptons between Amagansett and Sag Harbor on Saturday, July 19. Soldier Ride starts at 9 a.m., when about 100 cyclists will depart from the American Legion...
Decades After Discrimination, Southampton High School Alumni Reclaim Their Prom NightUnder the lights of 230 Elm, about 70 revelers donned their finest tuxes and dazzling gowns and danced the night away to their favorite music at their Southampton High School prom. They laughed, chatted and reconnected. One was crowned prom...
Drug Ring Based in Riverside Busted by East End Task ForceThe East End Drug Task Force arrested seven men and a woman this week who the Suffolk County district attorney’s office says were operating a crack cocaine sales ring spread across Long Island and based at a house in Riverside....
Southampton Adopts Hampton Bays Rezoning That Kills Cannabis Biz | 27Speaks PodcastThe Southampton Town Board recently unanimously approved a sweeping rezoning of a swath of Montauk Highway on the edge of downtown Hampton Bays. The move came barely a month after the legislation proposing the change was first introduced, and over...
HamptonsFilm Appoints Richard N. Gladstein Executive Director; David Nugent Promoted to Chief Creative OfficerHamptonsFilm has appointed two-time Academy Award-nominated producer Richard N. Gladstein as its new executive director. David Nugent, who has led programming at the organization since 2007, has been promoted to chief creative officer. Gladstein will report to HamptonsFilm co-chairs Alec...
Holiday House Hamptons Celebrates Design and Décor While Benefiting Breast Cancer ResearchIt’s no coincidence that many designer showhouses tend to open at about the same time as fashion designers are showcasing their latest collections on the runways of Paris, London, Milan and New York. Indeed, the designer showhouse is the décor...
Round and About for July 17, 2025Music & Nightlife Mysteries, Deceptions and Illusions Allan Zola Kronzek, a sleight-of-hand artist, will perform magic every Thursday evening, 6 to 8 p.m. at the Green Room bar of the Sag Harbor Cinema, 90 Main Street in Sag Harbor. allankronzek.com...
Pop Art Star Nelson De La Nuez Headlines ‘Red Carpet’ Exhibition at East Hampton’s White Room GalleryThe White Room Gallery will present its latest exhibition, “Red Carpet,” from July 16 through August 17, with an opening reception scheduled for Saturday, July 19, from 5 to 7 p.m. Featured artist Nelson De La Nuez, often referred to...
