Federal Agency To Study Effects Of Electric Pulses From Proposed Wind Farm On Fish
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on Mar 27, 2018
Federal officials say they are looking at new studies of fish species that migrate off the coast of Long Island and their potential reactions to electric pulses from the transmission... more
SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE — A Hill Street resident asked Southampton Village Police to make note of a “suspicious incident” on her street. The woman said that a car had stopped on the public roadway near her house, with its hazard lights flashing, for about five minutes. She told police she approached the vehicle, knocked on the window and told the driver, who she described as a Black man in his 40s, that she would call police if he did not leave. He told her he had stopped to look for his medication in the car. He left and police were not ...
26 Jul 2024 by Staff Writer
Edin Chirinos Montoya, 20, of Southampton was arrested at about 11 p.m. on July 19 and charged with DWI after he was pulled over on Flanders Road for a traffic violation and a breath alcohol test revealed he had been drinking, according to Southampton Town Police. Wilson Guerrero Pineda, 48, of East Hampton was arrested just after midnight on July 20 after he was pulled over on County Road 39. Police had received a report of an erratic driver in a white work van near David Whites Lane. Pineda performed poorly on a field sobriety test and refused to submit ...
by Staff Writer
No one would argue that downtown Hampton Bays needs to change if the business district is to survive. It’s just a question of how to get there. Southampton Town officials, members of the hamlet’s civic groups, business owners and even private developers have been talking about the revitalization of the business district for years, coming close to a framework a few years ago before the plan was challenged and tossed out by the courts. There have been plenty of missteps along the way — including an unfortunate faux pas by a consultant that included language in a contract with the ...
by Editorial Board
Publishing a list of the top residential water users on the South Fork each summer has become a tradition for The Express News Group. It’s an unenviable list to be on and was given the name “Water Hogs of the Hamptons” with the express purpose of getting under the skin of the homeowners who use as much as 100 times the amount of water as the average household, perhaps influencing them to rein in their water use. Despite the misconception that the Suffolk County Water Authority puts out this list annually, “Water Hogs” is this organization’s initiative, using data obtained ...
by Editorial Board
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on Mar 27, 2018