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Attorney for Southampton Highway Superintendent Urges Judge To Recuse From Discovery Land Spinney Road Case

New State Interpretation of Cannabis Law Could Kill Tuckahoe Shop Proposal

Westhampton Beach Warns 19 Downtown Properties To Connect to Sewer System or Face Fines, Court Action

Southampton Town, Village To Pitch Long-Term Rearrangement of County Road 39 to County

Over 200 Expected for DiSunno Reunion in Amagansett

Attorney Asks Judge To Rule East Hampton Town Law Violates Fourth Amendment

East Hampton Town Attorney Swiftly Deems Gurney's Suit Moot

Two LTV Leaders Depart Simultaneously; Creative Director Steps Up

Bob Bubka, Voice of Golf Radio, Dies at 83

Sag Harbor Lions Club Honors Three Recent Pierson Graduates With Scholarships

The Black Authors Festival Returns This August for Its Third Year

Sag Harbor’s Legacy of Local Journalism Told Through the Story of The Express

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The Senior Surge

People often speak wistfully about young people being the future of this country. They certainly are — but let’s take a moment to recognize that...

Estuaries Are a Bargain

Whichever side of the political aisle you sit on, there’s a reality in play in 2025: Government spending is going to be on the chopping...

Rethinking Rentals

East Hampton Town Councilwoman Cate Rogers deserves credit for doing a deep dive into an issue that should be top of mind in both town...

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The Southampton Town Board is considering enacting new “tree laws,” allegedly to avoid disputes between neighbors [“Southampton Eyes Protections for, and From, Growing Trees,” 27east.com, July 9]. One Town Board member, Cyndi McNamara, questioned whether the issue involved a personal vs. a public matter. I believe she has a good point. Property matters can be misidentified by officials who may have been involved in the creation of a problem in the first place. For example, Lewis Road in East Quogue...

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I was pleased to read that U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is organizing a bipartisan push-back against the Trump administration’s efforts to cut funding from the National Estuary Program [“Gillibrand Speaks Against Proposed Cuts to National Estuary Program on Local Visit, Pushes for Increased Funding,” 27east.com, July 21]. In addition to fighting the proposed cuts, Senator Gillibrand (NY-Dem) is proposing to add $50 million over the $132 million allocated to the NEP during the Biden administration. The National Estuary Program is...

East Hampton Town Hosts 38th Annual Lifeguard Competition at Main Beach

East End Ospreys Win Hamptons Adult Hardball League for the Second Consecutive Season

For the second consecutive season, the East End Ospreys are champions of the Hamptons Adult ....

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Brussell Astounded With How Inaugural Hampton Volley: The Tournament Went

The inaugural Hampton Volley: The Tournament, created by Josh Brussell and Kerri Walsh Jennings, was ...

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Gardiner, Greene Claim Ninth Annual Jordan's Run in Sag Harbor

Sag Harbor showed up and showed out at the ninth annual Jordan’s Run on Sunday ...

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A Leap Back in Time: Hamptons Dance Project Stirs Nostalgia for Artistic Director

Exes and Ohs: Joy Behar's Hilarious Take on Divorce Drama Comes to the WHBPAC Stage

It’s a topic that hits home with women of a certain age. No, strike that. It’s a topic that hits…

Christine Mack on the Joy of Art Collecting and Her Upcoming Exhibit at Southampton Arts Center: 'Beyond the Present: Collecting for the Future'

To Southampton Arts Center Executive Director Christina Mossaides-Strassfield, Christine Mack is a…

From Brooklyn to the Boonies: “Brooklyn, Minnesota” Screens at WHBPAC August 4

The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center will screen “Brooklyn, Minnesota” on Monday, August…