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BY MICHAEL WRIGHT Consultants for East Hampton Town have unveiled their sprawling new analysis of the potential impacts that new policies limiting aircraft traffic to East Hampton Town Airport might have on other airports in the region. The analysis

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT Consultants for East Hampton Town have unveiled their sprawling new analysis of the potential impacts that new policies limiting aircraft traffic to East Hampton Town Airport might have on other airports in the region. The analysis

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT East Hampton Town will begin clearing land off Pantigo Road for its latest affordable housing development this month, with construction of the 16 homes expected to take place next winter and the first tenants able to move in by the

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT East Hampton Town has been awarded a $600,000 grant by New York State to embark on a sprawling communitywide effort in Montauk to craft strategies for adapting the hamlet to coming challenges from sea level rise and more severe stor

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT East Hampton Town officials this week applauded a two-pronged proposal by the LGBTQ+ advocacy group Hamptons Pride and Wainscott residents to create a memorial to the era of gay liberation on the Wainscott Green, the town park now o

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT For the 375 years since it was founded, East Hampton Town residents have steadily built a sprawling archipelago of historical troves tracing its history, many of which contain the only concrete — or marble, or sandstone — record of

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT East Hampton Town officials said that they hope to start clearing land on Pantigo Road for a new 16-home subsidized housing development by late November, and to see construction of infrastructure begin in January. The town is curre

BY MICHAEL WRIGHTEast Hampton Town will soon begin searching for a young aspiring farmer, or farmers, to move to a Springs property and transform it into a working farmstead — a once common but now rare, way of life. With more than 5 acres of farmla

Adam Lindemann, 61, was taken into custody by the East Hampton Town Police on July 5.

BY MICHAEL WRIGHT With the summer crab harvesting season well underway, East Hampton Town this week stiffened fines and introduced the potential of criminal charges for various methods of illegal poaching of crabs and shellfish in town waters. Anyon