That cellular service stinks in the Village of North Haven is a given, but what the village should do about it has been the subject of debate for years. Now,... more
The Reverend Nancy Remkus, the pastor of the First Presbyterian (Old Whalers’) Church of Sag Harbor, is cautioning members of the congregation and others that a fraudulent email impersonating her account has been sent to members of the congregation. She said the fake email uses her name and that of the church but is not her official account. She urged anyone receiving such an email to not reply to it, click on any links, or send any money. “Our church will never solicit funds or ask for personal information through unofficial email addresses,” she wrote in an email. She shared ...
18 Sep 2025 by Staff Writer
SAG HARBOR VILLAGE — a Milton Avenue resident came to police headquarters on September 8 to report the theft of two pairs of golden earrings, valued at almost $20,000, from her residence at some point in late June. The woman believes that the earrings may have been stolen by workers who were in her house at the time. Police are investigating. SAG HARBOR VILLAGE — A woman came to police headquarters last Thursday afternoon to report that a man had been following her. The woman said she had met the man at a friend’s house a couple of months earlier ...
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Bonac Boys Cross Country Defeats Harborfields The East Hampton boys cross country team defeated Harborfields, 17-38, in its season opener on its home course on school grounds on September 9. According to head coach Kevin Barry, it’s only the second dual meet loss for the Tornadoes in the last five years. The Bonackers swept the top four placements to win the meet outright. Senior Sean Perez, in his first-ever cross country race, won the 2.5-mile race in 13:52, followed closely by senior Liam Knight (13:59) and sophomores Jasper Samuelson (14:09) and Watts Comly-Bolick (14:13). East Hampton Girls Soccer Stays Undefeated The Bonackers ...
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