Superintendent Lars Clemensen stands in front of the enterance of the Hampton Bays High School, which will be under construction starting on June 26. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Demolition of the portables at Easport Elementary School began Monday morning. ALEXA GORMAN
Alexa Gorman on Aug 19, 2014
The man in contract to buy the longtime headquarters of Quogue Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5350 asked Village Board members during their monthly meeting on Friday afternoon about his... more
This happened a long time ago, so I may not remember the details correctly, but bear with me. I was doing a magazine piece about the attempt to turn Big Sur into a national park in order to preserve it, and I flew west to San Francisco, where a friend had a married sister who would put me up for a night. She and her husband gathered me in at the airport and drove me to their place. It was around 1 in the morning. Even though I was tired, we got to talking. His name was Jody Procter. He ... 6 Dec 2019 by Staff Writer
Rogelio Aparicio Martinez, 30, of Southampton was charged with DWI, a misdemeanor, just after midnight on December 1. His car was stopped on North Sea Mecox Road for swerving and failing to stay in the lane, Southampton Town Police said. He had a strong odor of alcohol on his breath and on his person, and performed poorly on field sobriety tests, according to the arrest report. by Staff Writer
HAMPTON BAYS—Southampton Town Police were alerted to a stabbing in the Good Ground Cemetery on November 26 just before 6 p.m. The responding officer found the victim, an area resident, emerging from the woods of the cemetery grounds bleeding from his neck and head area. The victim told police he was in a scuffle with an unknown assailant and, during the scuffle, was stabbed. According to the police report, the victim was transported to Southampton Hospital for treatment, and the suspected stabber, Douglas Brownson, 50, of Hampton Bays was arrested and charged with second-degree assault and third-degree criminal possession of ... by Staff Writer
Members of Sag Harbor’s Civil Service Union and eight additional employees will receive annual base pay hikes plus 3 percent raises for three years of a new five-year agreement that the Village Board approved on Tuesday. For two of those years, salaries will rise by 3 percent but without the base-pay hike. The union previously had approved the proposed agreement in an 18-1 vote, Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy said at a brief special meeting of the Village Board on Monday, when it voted unanimously to approve the pact. Also at the meeting, the board approved an application for a matching grant ... 4 Dec 2019 by Peter Boody
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Alexa Gorman on Aug 19, 2014