New Electric Car Charging Stations Coming To East Hampton
Staff Writer on Dec 14, 2018
East Hampton Town will add five new electric cars to its fleet this winter and is planning to install as many as 10 new electric car charging ports around the... more
SAG HARBOR VILLAGE — Maura Davis, who police say deliberately struck two teenage traffic control officers on Main Street with her car last month, had two more misdemeanor charges filed against her during her arraignment on Friday. But Justice Carl Irace wanted to know, why no felony charge? Irace asked prosecuting attorney Brad McGill, who responded that there was an ongoing investigation, with more police work to do. Davis, 67, of East Hampton was originally charged after the incident on May 17 with endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor, along with a violation charge of harassment. On Friday, ...
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MONTAUK — Julian A. Trupin, 30, of Montauk was arrested by East Hampton Town Police the night of June 2 on a felony charge of criminal contempt in the first degree for allegedly violating a court order of protection. Police said Trupin struck the person on whose behalf an order of protection was issued out of East Hampton Town Justice Court in July of last year. Last year’s order of protection was a temporary one that required Trupin not commit any violent or criminal acts against the protected party, but was due to lapse next month. Now, the judge who ...
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QUOGUE — On June 5, at 5:30 p.m., a Quogue resident who lives on Pen Craig walked into the Quogue Village Police Station to report an attempted second-degree grand larceny, which is a class D felony. The resident stated that on the morning of June 4, he had emailed his contractor asking the contractor to send him any outstanding bills for work being done at his home. Later that day, the resident received an email from someone pretending to be the contractor, asking if he could switch payment methods and use a different bank. The following day, June 5, the ...
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The first program for “The Ark” exhibition at The Church will be held on Sunday, June 22, at 3 p.m.; it will explore the process and technologies used for two of the exciting works in the show — one of which uses the latest technologies in sculpture making (3D printing), and the other a demonstration of one of the most historic sculpture techniques (the “lost wax” technique featuring the use of clay hand-modeling for casting bronze). Even more thrilling — the two artists, who come from Europe, will be in Sag Harbor for the opening of the exhibition and will ...
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The Women’s Art Center of the Hamptons (WACH) invites the public to take a pause from the pace of everyday life and reconnect with the creative spirit at “The Creator’s Hour: Artmaking With the Community.” Led by art educator Linda White, this free series of hands-on workshops invites participants of all ages and skill levels to gather, play and explore with materials like fabric, buttons, ribbon and textured paper. Held in the welcoming setting of WACH, “The Creator’s Hour” is not about creating a finished product to take home — it’s about the joy of making in the moment. Participants ...
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Guild Hall’s summer season has arrived; in the coming month, a distinctive lineup of programs will be offered for the first full season after a two-year capital improvements project to enhance the offerings at the interdisciplinary institution. Featuring art exhibitions, world-class dance companies, Broadway luminaries, live music, kids performances, comedy, talks and the return of the Hamptons Institute, the summer will offer something for everyone. “With the strongest opening week of ticket sales in our history, Guild Hall’s 95th season is already poised for success,” said Guild Hall’s executive director, Andrea Grover. “Our programming team has curated a dynamic lineup ...
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Tripoli Gallery opens “SPRITES, “a showcase of light paintings created by Yung Jake, with a reception for the artist on Saturday, June 21, from 6 to 8 p.m. The exhibition will be on view from June 13 through July 14. In the opening of the Disney movie “Flubber” (1997), an over-the-top, clanky, Rube Goldberg-esque machine makes Robin Williams a breakfast of pancakes and eggs. This 1990s analog depiction of the future (today) is continually cited in Yung Jake’s new body of work, “SPRITES.” Yung Jake uses LED panels, custom circuitry, and looping animations to construct a series of digital compositions. ...
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Staff Writer on Dec 14, 2018