East Hampton is considering using AI and stricter penalties to root out illegal short-term rentals after new data revealed half of the roughly 2,000 listings in the ritzy vacation getaway are unlicensed. The elite East End town is seeing a surge in illegal bookings that elected officials blame on an influx of new investors — […]
The 31-year-old former mistress of Eric Schmidt has accused the ex-Google CEO of stalking, abuse and “toxic masculinity” — claiming that he subjected her to an “absolute digital surveillance system” as the pair have secretly tussled over cash, a failed AI startup and access to a sprawling Bel Air mansion, The Post has learned. Michelle […]
The bookshelf-lined Manhattan home of Leonard Riggio, the late founder of Barnes & Noble, is on the market. The $17 million sale along Park Avenue, first reported by Curbed, marks another portfolio offload by Riggio’s widow, the journalist and philanthropist Louise Riggio. Louise, 78, is in the process of parting with hundred of millions of […]
Now leveled, the Molly’s Hill site is located in Springs where Fireplace Road and Gerard Drive meet; said to be named for Molly Pharaoh, Stephen Talkhouse’s mother, who lived from 1819 to 1879. Stephen Pharoah, commonly called Steve Talkhouse, was born in a wigwam on the side of a little hill where the old and […]
Barnes Hole is first mentioned in 1716 in the diary of a New London, CT resident who made frequent trips by boat to the east end of Long Island to visit relatives and do business. The Barnes name possibly came from Isaac Barnes, who was born in East Hampton in 1677. He was one […]
Built by Jeremiah Conklin and his wife Mary, daughter of Lion Gardiner, first English Settler of New York. When Jeremiah Conkling was born about February 1633, in Oldswinford, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, his father, Ananias Conkling, was 24 and his mother, Mary Launder, was 18. He married Mary Gardiner in August 1658, in Gardiners Island, […]