Princess Diner Owners Plead Guilty to Theft
Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced Monday the guilty pleas of Richard Bivona, owner of The Princess Diner in Southampton and John Kalogeras, its manager.
State Comptroller Critical of Bridgehampton Fire District
An audit by the New York State comptroller's office has faulted the Bridgehampton Fire District for several alleged deficiencies, including allowing shared passwords in a computer system, not keeping adequate records, and not adhering to its own policies governing purchasing practices.
Caught on Video, Man Arraigned On Felony Burglary Charges
A 22-year-old Brentwood man stole a new 75-inch television from a house that is under construction on Taft Place Monday night, Sag Harbor Village Police said.
Firefighters Tackle Kitchen Blaze in East Hampton
A kitchen fire at the mobile home park in East Hampton brought firefighters from East Hampton and Springs to Oakview Highway where the blaze was extinguished without incident.
Drugs, Guns Found in Raid of Springs Home
Two brothers from East Hampton face multiple drug and weapons charges after an early morning raid on their Springs-Fireplace Road home Tuesday.
Trustees Consider New Cell Tower at Sag Harbor Firehouse
With little discussion or fanfare, Sag Harbor Village Trustees passed a resolution Tuesday night to seek proposals from cell phone companies to rebuild and modernize an existing antenna behind the Sag Harbor Fire Department headquarters on Brick Kiln Road.
Big Crime Down, Arrests and Calls Up in East Hampton Town
The East Hampton Town Police Department is reporting four-year lows in cases of larceny, burglary and criminal mischief and an overall high over that time of 970 arrests.
Fire Department’s Junior Program Gives Kids a Taste for Volunteerism
A successful volunteer fire department, much like a successful high school varsity basketball team, depends on a steady influx of new talent.
Southampton Town Police Chief Defends Dispatchers
Southampton Police Chief Steven Skrynecki said dispatchers are handling calls correctly and notifying the Bridgehampton Fire Department in a timely manner.
UPDATE: Commissioners Swear in Sieger as Chief in Bridgehampton Fire Department Vote
For the second time in a month, Tim Sieger has been elected chief of the Bridgehampton Fire Department.
Securing Sag Harbor: Arrests, Police Calls Rise Sharply in 2017
Calls for help from the police are up, arrests are up and traffic infractions are up, but don’t mistake this as a sign the village is unsafe or in decline.
Fire Breaks Out at East Hampton Indoor Tennis
A fire early Tuesday morning closed East Hampton Indoor Tennis on Daniel’s Hole Road in Wainscott, although the owner hoped to back open this weekend.
Chiefs Remember Cinema Fire A Year Later
Nineteen fire chiefs converged with the sole purpose of helping fight and extinguish one of the most serious fires in the village in modern times.
East Hampton Man Airlifted After Route 114 Accident
Michael J. Oblein, 34 of East Hampton was airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital for treatment following a two-vehicle accident on Route 114.
Local Journalists To Collaborate on Opioid Crisis Reporting
Eastern Long Island’s weekly newspapers have joined together to form the East End News Project for the purpose of reporting and writing stories about...
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