13 hrs ago | Examiner.com
New NY Train Runs Straight to the Hamptons
During summer in Manhattan , when quitting time rolls around on Friday afternoons, half of New York has the same thought: "It's time to get the heck out of Dodge." Like mother nature telling birds to fly south for winter, something stirs in me and my fellow Gothamites between Memorial Day and Labor Day to head East.
18 hrs ago | Newsday
Summer art: 10 must-see exhibits
"The Cyclone at Coney Island," a photograph by E. Cindy Stein, is part of the "Coney Island and Jones Beach: Empires by the Sea" exhibition opening at the Long Island Museum of American Art, History & Carriages, Stony Brook, June 14, 2013.
22 hrs ago | New York Post
A national best-selling author and Hamptons socialite was busted for pot possession while cruising around the East End, cops said.
Yesterday | Albany Times Union
NY's Main Beach tops annual survey of best beaches
This Feb. 5, 2007 file photo courtesy of William Kronholm shows the beach at St.
Yesterday | The East Hampton Star
New Helicopter Routes Endorsed
A plan devised by a task force to "spread the pain" of helicopter noise over three routes into and out of East Hampton Airport was supported by a majority of the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday, although officials acknowledged it would make no one happy.
Yesterday | Dan's Papers
Pink Elephant Returns to the Hamptons
If Rihanna partying at Pink Elephant on West 8th Street three Sundays in a row in Manhattan is any indication of what's to come from the nightlife brand's East End sister, it's going to be an amazing summer season.
Yesterday | The East Hampton Star
All School Budgets Were Approved
After months of haggling over budgets and whether to pierce the state-imposed 2-percent cap on tax levy increases, the voters have spoken, approving school budgets from Bridgehampton to Montauk by wide margins and electing new school board members.
Target Rock Revetment at Montauk Shores
A newly expanded stone revetment that stands between the Montauk Shores Condominium and the Atlantic Ocean is under investigation to determine whether it was installed according to permit specifications.
At Ditch Plain It's Swim at Your Own Risk
The town beach at Ditch Plain in Montauk will remain closed to swimmers, with no lifeguards on duty, for the foreseeable future.
Starting July 1 all dogs on East Hampton Village beaches will have to be kept on leashes while they are within 300 feet of parking lots and road ends.
The East Hampton Fire Department has unveiled its newest tool for firefighter training: a roofed structure built low to the ground to allow East End fire companies to practice the important skill of cutting open roofs to vent fires, to prevent dreaded flashovers for those fighting fires inside buildings.
'Sometimes You Can't Make It Up'
A New Hampshire man may end up spending time in jail if drug and driving while intoxicated allegations made by the East Hampton Town Police prove true.
East Hampton Farmers Market Opens Friday
After a very successful seventh season, the East Hampton Farmers Market will launch its eighth season on Friday, May 24 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and run during this time - rain or shine - every Friday through August 30.A farm stand in the heart of East Hampton, the farmers market provides residents with a source of locally grown or produced fresh ... (more)
Ita s Official: Cantwell Earns Democratic Nomination for East Hampton Town Supervisor
But the drama at Wednesday night's nominating convention came down to the town council race.
East Hampton Airport Fees Hearing Brings Out Anti-Noise Advocates
John Kirrane can't vote in East Hampton Town, but he believes his quality of life and potentially the value of his Noyac home have been so damaged by the East Hampton Airport that he can no longer stay silent.
Indie bookseller flourishing on Island
Enter Black Cat Books on North Ferry Road and be prepared to be immediately immersed in a sea of books, shelves, stacks of books, all shapes and sizes - at last count 20,000 books on every imaginable subject.
Police Seek Help in Burglary Investigation
East Hampton Town police have released two images taken from a surveillance camera of a red Jeep that may have a connection to the May 7 burglary of a Gardiner Avenue, Springs, residence.
$60G donated to East Hampton library catalog
East Hampton's library board chairman and former historian is helping to expand its online Long Island history collection containing many one-of-a-kind documents -- by donating all proceeds from his new book.
Village Adds Restriction for Dogs on Beaches
From mid-May through September dogs will have to be leashed at East Hampton Village beaches until they are at least 300 feet away from parking lots and road ends.
Catcalls at Sag Harbor Village Hall
Sag Harbor's Village Hall was packed with police officers on Tuesday evening, there to accuse Mayor Brian Gilbride of having an unspecified personal agenda in connection with the layoff of Officer David Driscoll, the department's officer of the year in 2012.