Contentious Campaign In Southampton Village Reached A Fevered Pitch
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Confiscated political signs piled up at the Southampton Village Department of Public Works. KITTY MERRILL
DPW staff collected over two dozen improperly places political signs. KITTY MERRILL
Confiscated political signs piled up at the Southampton Village Department of Public Works. KITTY MERRILL
DPW staff collected over two dozen improperly places political signs. KITTY MERRILL
Kitty Merrill on Sep 16, 2020
As the campaign for Southampton Village Board approached its dramatic denouement, the two opposing slates of candidates offered fevered dispatches, including an accusation of impropriety involving a village employee, and... more
SAG HARBOR — On January 4, a Sag Harbor resident reported to Village Police that on January 2, while at his daughter’s house on Brick Kiln Road, he believes his car may have been intentionally scratched by keys by another family member. Police said they were awaiting more information from the man. SAG HARBOR — Nathaniel L. Curtis, 38, of Sag Harbor, was arrested by Village Police on January 6 and charged with stalking in the fourth degree, a misdemeanor. According to police, a Sag Harbor resident reported receiving a social media message on December 19 from Mr. Curtis after ... 15 Jan 2021 by Staff Writer
Jeriel Jose Rivera-Carrero, 36, of East Hampton was arrested on January 3 in Springs and charged with DWI, a felony due to a previous conviction within the last decade. According to police, around 3:22 p.m., Mr. Rivera-Carrero was driving a 1998 Jeep westbound on Norfolk Drive near Camberly Road when he was in a motor vehicle accident. Police said he appeared intoxicated. He was held for morning arraignment on January 4 where he was released on his own recognizance. Juan Farez, 35, of East Hampton was charged with a felony count of DWI on January 10. Southampton Town Police say ... by Staff Writer
East Hampton Town Police Detectives announced Wednesday that they had arrested an East Quogue man in connection with multiple high-end jewelry thefts made while police said the man was working in private homes as a HVAC technician. Christopher G. Fitzgerald, 39, of East Quogue, stole over $100,000 in jewelry, police said, from five different homeowners in East Hampton between April and December. In a press release issued on Wednesday, police said many of the stolen items were sold “at a fraction of their value” at pawn shops. Mr. Fitzgerald was arrested by detectives Wednesday morning in Wainscott and charged with ... by Kathryn Menu
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Kitty Merrill on Sep 16, 2020