Bridgehampton News

The Bridgehampton School Board is continuing to work on plans to replace the 114 windows in its main school building and, at its meeting Monday night, reviewed a study of the windows recently completed by a Manhattan engineering firm.

A short movie shot entirely in Southampton back in 2007 is finally having its homecoming this Friday as the Long Island Film Festival comes to Sag Harbor.

A Bridgehampton man was arrested on Saturday morning after trying to fend off police with a trio of pit bulls at his residence.

Last Saturday, the Sag Harbor Methodist Congregation broke ground at the site of their future home on the corner of Carroll Street and the Bridgehampton Turnpike.

Southampton Town Police have arrested a 20-year-old Bridgehampton woman for leaving her four-month-old infant in the parking lot of Schmidt's Fish Market on Friday, November 6. According to police, Gilda Rojas left her baby in a car seat by the side of the building.

The slide of the real estate industry on the East End is beginning to show signs of traction.

The recently enacted MTA Payroll Tax is a smack in the face to all Suffolk County businesses that now must pay $34 in tax for every $1,000 in payroll.

This is the second half of the 100 do's and don'ts from last week's post . Again, this list is for one particular restaurant, mine, which is under construction in Bridgehampton, N.Y., and will, with any luck, open this spring.

E. Hampton Supervisor Bill Wilkinson 4,587 67% E. Hampton Town Clerk Frederick Overton Jr.* 6,142 100% E. Hampton Town Council Theresa Quigley 4,057 31% Dominick Stanzione 3,590 28% E. Hampton Highway Superintendent Scott King* 3,533 53% E. Hampton Assessor Eugene DePasquale* 5,859 100% E. Hampton Trustee John Gosman Jr.* 5,386 10% Stephanie ...

Republican Bill Wilkinson has defeated Democrat Ben Zwirn in the race for East Hampton Town supervisor.

It was a melancholic Halloween at our house this year, with our oldest, Olivia, off at college, and our younger two children, Genevieve and Henry, at friends' houses, leaving yours truly alone to struggle with carving the pumpkin.

As the November 3 election approaches, Southampton Town, facing a toxic mix of multimillion-dollar debt and a weakened local economy, is in financial turmoil.

After a two-month hiatus the Bridgehampton Citizens Advisory Committee picked up were it left off, primarily talking about traffic, this time in the air as well as on the road.

Candidates for Southampton Town supervisor and Town Board verbally brawled over the town budget, services and one another's political records at a League of Women Voters debate in Southampton Village on Thursday.

As you can see below, Jimmy went above and beyond the call of duty. Here's Jimmy with the story of an unforgettable dinner.

Seasoned jazz players and those just learning are in luck. There are two places to get some insight into the art of jamming with others, harmonizing and testing musical chops.

Sometime next month, a matter will come to trial at the U. S. District Court in Islip regarding the multi-million-dollar claims made by the family of David Glowczenski of Southampton, who died after being shocked with a Taser nine times in that village five years ago.

For the last five years, the Village of Quogue has stood out from all other communities in the Hamptons because of one thing: its law enforcement is run with an iron hand.

Halloween, the holiday I loved so much as a kid, is right around the corner, and once again the Bridgehampton Lions Club will sponsor its annual jack-o'-lantern carving contest on Monday, October 26.

What happens when catastrophe strikes? Filmgoers will have a chance to check out one such scenario Friday when the New Global Cinema series returns to the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton.