Owner of Sag Harbor Wakeboarding School Killed in Noyac Accident - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / News / Fire & Emergency / Police News / News / Sag Harbor Express / Police News / Fire & Emergency / 2224951

Owner of Sag Harbor Wakeboarding School Killed in Noyac Accident

icon 3 Photos
Charles Robbins Reid III

Charles Robbins Reid III

Charles Robbins Reid III

Charles Robbins Reid III

Charles Robbins Reid III

Charles Robbins Reid III

MICHAEL WRIGHT 
AND STEPHEN J. KOTZ on Jan 6, 2024
The owner of a popular Sag Harbor-based wakeboarding school was killed over the weekend when he was struck by an SUV on a dark roadway in Noyac. Charles Robbins Reid... more

You May Also Like:

Volunteer Firefighters Drawn To Answer the Call

Acrid brown smoke billows and swirls in the air on a late spring morning as ... 27 May 2024 by Tom Gogola

Crash on County Road 39 Snarls Rush Hour Traffic East of Southampton

An overturned delivery truck closed the westbound lanes of County Road 39 in Southampton, snarling ... 29 Apr 2024 by Staff Writer

Earthquake Felt on East End on Friday

An earthquake mildly shook the East End on Friday morning. The 4.8 magnitude earthquake at ... 5 Apr 2024 by Staff Writer

East Hampton Plans Campaign To Bring Cellular Companies, Land Owners Together To Close Coverage Gaps

East Hampton Town plans to mount an “open for business” outreach campaign to cellular phone ... 3 Apr 2024 by Michael Wright

Scattered Road Closures in Southampton Town Following Storm

Dune Road in Hampton Bays remained closed shortly after noon on Saturday, January 13, following ... 13 Jan 2024 by Staff Writer

Sag Harbor Cinema Evacuated Monday Night

Sag Harbor Cinema was evacuated at about 7:30 p.m. on Monday, October 16, due to ... 16 Oct 2023 by Staff Writer

Sag Harbor Firefighters Honored for Bravery Fighting Fire That Killed Two Young Women

Three Sag Harbor firefighters were honored on September 27 with bronze medals of valor presented ... 3 Oct 2023 by Stephen J. Kotz

27Speaks: To the Rescue: Eagle-Eyed Birdwatcher Helps Save Entangled Osprey

On August 10, Water Mill resident Judith Sherman looked through her binoculars at a bird in a distant tree. The bird, an osprey, was in distress and hanging from a branch, its leg tangled in a mass of rope and fishing line. So Sherman called the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center in Hampton Bays, and before long, wildlife rescue volunteer Missy Hargraves was on the case and ready to help. In this week’s podcast, the editors and reporter Tom Gogola talk with Hargraves about the harrowing scene, the effort it took to free the osprey, and the good work of ... 25 Aug 2023 by 27Speaks

Former Express Photographer Michael Heller Aids in Firefighting Effort on Greek Island of Rhodes

Fifty- or 60-foot walls of flame spreading out over rugged, mountainous terrain was not something ... 26 Jul 2023 by Cailin Riley

Tornado Watch Issued For Suffolk County

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for Suffolk County until 3 p.m. ... 16 Jul 2023 by Staff Writer