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Billed as chance to own a "piece of history," the collectibles are being sold for $10 apiece, with proceeds going to the centennial celebration.

During this Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, The Retreat’s Teen Leadership Council is working to teach healthy boundaries and more online and in-person.

The Bully Pulpit “Platinum Bull” serves as a shining symbol for East Hampton Village government, in part because of how the 16-foot-long stainless steel sculpture got there in the first place. Because a bull always strides purposefully where it wants

A Place Of History What makes a place special? Not an entire community, but an actual place — a location, a street address? What makes it historic? We designate historical markers to battlefields, but also to places where less bloody events took plac

Like others during the early days of the pandemic, they were thrilled to find a place outside the city. The problem was furnishing it.

The move was prompted by Connecticut removing the population-based cap for the number of marijuana retailers or micro-cultivators a town may have, an official said.

Public hearings are set for September for proposed retail cannabis locations less than a half-mile away from each other on Berlin Road in Cromwell.

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT Attorneys for the charter aircraft booking company Blade and their co-plaintiffs in three lawsuits against East Hampton Town made a new request in state court on Thursday for a judge to halt the town’s plans to close East Hampton Ai

Voters at a town meeting gave their unanimous endorsement on a host of topics ranging from Halls Road improvements to pandemic relief to open space

By Annette Hinkle As dusk set in on an early December day, Josh Gladstone and Kate Mueth were found settling in for a long-winter’s nap at their rustic barn-like home in Springs. The Christmas tree was up and fully decorated, the lights were dimmed a