Montauk News

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.

Amagansett A Stihl chainsaw and a Jaquelyne armchair were taken from a Surf Drive house early last month.

Two candidates are running for one five-year term on the Montauk School Board. The open seat is being vacated by Therese Watson after 29 years.

Catherine Foley, left, of the Air and Speed Board Shop, and Laraine Creegan of the Montauk Chamber of Commerce have initiated a recycling program in downtown Montauk.

An Amagansett man who drove his 2010 Ford into a utility pole on Friday night was drunk at the time, according to East Hampton Town police, and wound up charged with an alcohol-related felony, aggravated driving while intoxicated.

As of press time, Sister Joanne Callahan, Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Rockville Centre, Father Don Hanson of Most Holy Trinity Parish in East Hampton, and Father Mike Rieder of the Church of Saint Therese of Lisieux in Montauk, are meeting in a closed door session in Sag Harbor to decide the fate of the only Catholic school from ... (more)

East Hampton A jacket containing a new iPhone and $80 in cash was removed from a locker at the recreation park on Abraham's Path while its owner, Seguado Tacyri, played soccer on April 12.

After winning election to the Montauk Library's board on April 27, Perry Haberman learned that he was ineligible for the position.

A new budget, a new village administrator, a new lighted crosswalk, and a new source of fuel at the Emergency Services Building were topics of discussion at an East Hampton Village Board work session last Thursday.

Dick Cavett's Tick Hall, one of seven McKim, Meade, and White houses on the Montauk ocean bluffs, and two houses on the waterfront on the other side of the Montauk peninsula, have made for interesting agendas at recent East Hampton Town Zoning Board meetings.

Laura Michaels of Edgemere Road spoke Monday at a Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee meeting about problems she was aware of with a building permit issued to neighboring property owners for a new house on their Fort Pond waterfront lot.

Mr. Kalimnios has weathered criticism for taking it upon himself to install sand-covered concrete rings as an emergency revetment.

It appears that East Hampton Village administrator Larry Cantwell has secured the two nominations he hoped to carry into this fall's race for East Hampton Town Supervisor.

On May 24 and 25, the not for profit organization, Jordan's Initiative , along with Hope For The Warriors will host members of the 3rd Battalion 25th Marines in Sag Harbor.

A mysterious carcass washed up on a New Zealand beach last week, causing local citizens to speculate that it may have been a "sea monster." The creature , measuring about 30 feet long and displaying razor-like teeth, was found half-buried in sand on a Pukehina, New Zealand beach, Sun Live reports.

After 134 years, Stella Maris Regional School in Sag Harbor, the oldest Catholic school on Long Island, will shut its doors when the academic year comes to a close on June 22.

Former hedgie Frank Trentacoste shocked his friends when he left finance for farming, and along with it his TriBeCa pad and a fast-paced lifestyle of restaurants and bars.

Sag Harbor residents might see cyclists riding down Main Street in the coming year, at least Sag Harbor resident and bike enthusiast Sinead Fitzgibbon hopes so.

At a recent Sag Harbor Fair Foods Market, Anne Apparu's outdoor table garnered a lot of attention from passersby who noticed the small chocolate balls she was rolling and placing on cookie sheets.

How do you feel like blind dates? Being fixed up by a mutual friend and thrown together with a complete stranger for a night of bonding can be a terrifying concept for many.