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Alfa Romeo Giulia Ti Sport
- 2018
- 19,000 ml
Chevy Tahoe
- 2016
- 102,835 ml
Alfa Romeo Giulia
- 2016
- 49,675 ml
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What’s Happening Beyond the Dunes
Hamptons residents are mourning the end of a beloved local institution, Estia’s Little Kitchen. The unassuming Mexican-style diner will be replaced by an outpost of a smoothie empire best known for its $40 acai bowl, the latest chain shop to infringe upon the area’s charm. For nearly the past three decades, Estia’s has occupied a […]
Venture capitalist Anu Duggal is listing her dazzling West Village home for $2.99 million, Gimme Shelter has learned. The historic loft, inside a 114-year-old building at 116 W. 14th St., has 11-foot ceilings and Doric columns. It’s where Duggal has hosted countless events for female founders over the years, including those who launched Billie, Zola and […]
NY Post staffer Jeanette Settembre’s new novel, “Little Red Flags,” is based on a dark romance. Settembre’s summer fling in the Hamptons turned dark when her lover killed two in a drunk driving crash. She secretly visited him in prison, struggled with his control, then broke free to heal. The summer I turned 25, I […]
Spring Cleanup Reminder 🍃 As you get your property ready, please follow Town leaf blower rules: 🚫 Gas blowers banned May 20 – Sept 20⚠️ Limited use Sept 21 – May 19 • No Sundays or holidays • 8 AM – 5 PM only • Max 2 on ½ acre or less 🔌 Electric blowers are allowed Learn more: […]
Named after an early East Hampton Settler, Thomas Chatfield, Chatfield’s Hole is a glacial kettle hole formed during the Ice Age. The Chatfields were among the first settlers in East Hampton coming in 1651. They served as Town Clerks, Judges and Supervisors. Purchased in 1976, Chatfield’s Hole was one of the town’s first open-space land […]
The Town of Southampton Town Board has adopted a resolution at its April 28th meeting to become a Pro Housing Community. The adoption of the resolution reinforces the Town’s commitment to addressing its housing challenges and strengthening its long-term housing strategy. The Pro Housing designation is part of a broader statewide effort to encourage local […]