BY MIKE WRIGHT Sort of as expected, the New York edition of the public input portion of the striped bass addendum process was ...

By Jack Graves In what has to be a “first,” Neil Falkenhan, who’s 40, and his 10-year-old daughter, Zoey, an East Hampton ...

By Jack Graves Amy Torres, East Hampton’s standout freshman soccer player, wasn’t there for a battle of the unbeaten on the ...

By Jack Graves The 7-on-7 men’s soccer league final contested by Maidstone Market and Liga de Gulag at East Hampton’s Herrick ...

By Annette Hinkle Fall is in the air. And while this time of year may be calmer and quieter for most residents of the East ...

By Annette Hinkle Though he lives in New York City, filmmaker Ari Selinger has strong ties to the East End. He first came to ...

The East Hampton Library’s Long Island Collection has opened a new exhibit titled “Taking Care of Business” in the library’s ...

The Montauk Artists’ Association presents “Together Again,” a group show at The Depot Art Gallery featuring three longtime local artists and best friends: Joel Casserly, Maura Donahue and E. Smyth ...

A 3.4-acre property in Bridgehampton that had a house on it already, but was marketed purely for the potential of the land, recently sold for $13.4 million. At 90 Silver Lane, the land is a “beautiful ...

By Stephen J. Kotz The announcement earlier this month that Southampton Town has agreed to buy a 2.5-acre waterfront parcel ...

By Desirée KeeganCommunity members are calling for the firing of a Westhampton Beach High School teacher after they ...

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT The non-profit Southampton History Museum has filed a federal lawsuit against Southampton Town officials, ...