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DWI charge after near-miss with cop car
A Southampton man was charged with DWI after nearly causing a head-on collision with a Southampton Town Police cruiser early Sunday morning in North Sea, according to authorities.
Shinnecock Community Notes December 3
Today we will meet at the flagpole at 5:30 p.m. for our third annual tree lighting ceremony.
Fire commissioner vote held next Tuesday
Elections for fire commissioners in East End fire districts will be held on Tuesday, December 8. In the Southampton Fire District, Fire Commissioner David Price's five-year term is expiring.
DWI Charge for Hamptons Man After Near Collision
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Two stabbed during Southampton bar brawl on Sunday
Two men were stabbed during a melee at 75 Main in Southampton Village early Sunday morning, though no arrests have been made yet, Southampton Village Police said Wednesday.
Despite a proposed 11.2-percent tax increase in East Hampton Town's proposed $72.1 million budget for 2010, most who spoke up at a budget hearing before the Town Board on Thursday, November 5, were more upset that funding for a wide range of community organizations has been eliminated.
Oddone trial enters third week of testimony
Witnesses who testified in the murder trial of Anthony Oddone in the last week told the jury about the defendant's attempt to get away from the scene in a taxi after the fatal fight with Andrew Reister, a bouncer at the Southampton Publick House.
Southampton Town Trustee incumbent Ed Warner Jr.
Seven candidates are seeking seats on the five-member Southampton Town Board of Trustees this year.
Youth Bureau supporters angered by proposed budget cuts
Several residents objected to proposed cuts to the Southampton Town Youth Bureau at a special Town Board meeting on Friday.
Union Calls Layoffs in Southampton Town Budget a oeUnacceptablea
Despite the threatening night sky, nearly a dozen Southampton town civil service employees stood in the dark outside town hall on Tuesday evening, protesting 44 potential lay offs in the 2010 budget.
Southampton Town Supervisor incumbent Linda Kabot
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.
Southampton Town Police reports
Jacqueline Rodriguez, 20, of Southampton was stopped by Southampton Town Police on Tyler Street at 6:44 p.m. on September 25 and charged with third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, a misdemeanor.
Clayton Mitropoulos of Southampton removes the remains of a dead dogwood tree from the back of his 1962 Ford Falcon Ranchero at the North Sea Recycling Center.
The Southampton Town Republican candidates have established a campaign headquarters in the King Kullen shopping center on Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays and will meet and greet community members there on Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Southampton Town Republican Women and executive board of the Southampton Town Republican Committee are ...
Campaign Diary: Gregor pushes plan for solar panels at town landfill
Southampton Town highway superintendent candidate Alex Gregor of Hampton Bays is pushing a plan to lease sections of one of the town's landfill to a contractor to install solar panels.
Miguel Alvarino, 19, of Hampton Bays was arrested by Southampton Town Police on Ponquogue Avenue in Hampton Bays at 3:10 a.m. on Monday and charged with DWI.
Town contractor fined for missed construction deadlines for North Sea project
A Farmingdale contractor hired by Southampton Town missed two construction deadlines for a project in North Sea, town officials said.
Driver overturns car in North Sea, charged with DWI
A Southampton man, who police said was driving drunk, was arrested early Friday morning in North Sea after he lost control of his car and veered off the road, causing the vehicle to overturn.
Undercover narcotics officers make arrest in Riverside
A Riverside man was arrested this week and charged with selling drugs to an undercover detective, Southampton Town Police said.
Down By the Bay: Step right ina the water's fine
Gil Ferrer's large mixed media pieces are unmistakably from this part of the world.