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A driver who allegedly struck a Netflix reality show realtor and left her for dead on the side of a Hamptons road in June stopped her car following the crash, but not to help the victim, prosecutors revealed Monday. Amanda Kempton, 32, didn’t try to save Sara Burack as she lied mangled along the West […]
Montauk’s famed Stone House, where John Lennon and Andy Warhol once frolicked, has found a buyer, Gimme Shelter has learned. The rustic, 112-year-old residence, perched on a bluff 70 feet above the ocean, sits on 3.2 acres. It was on the market asking $18 million. The sale of 408 Montauk Highway will be all-cash, and […]
Red Top Farm, a Hamptons estate owned by the late music mogul Seymour Stein — who signed Madonna — has hit the market for $15 million, Gimme Shelter has learned. Stein, the Brooklyn-born co-founder of Sire Records, helped create the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and put musical genres like punk and New Wave on […]
The Zoning Code Amendment Workgroup was established by Resolution 2023-681 to guide and oversee necessary amendments to East Hampton’s zoning code. This workgroup is integral to adapting zoning laws to meet the evolving needs of the community while ensuring sustainable development, climate resilience, and preserving East Hampton’s unique character. The group’s work focuses on evaluating […]
The Dominy House was home to several generations of the Dominy family of East Hampton. It was a lean-to type of house built in 1715 on the west side of Main Street. The first Dominy recognized for the carpentry and clockwork that the family is celebrated for was Nathaniel Dominy IV (1737-1812), the son of […]
If you follow Fireplace Road in Springs to its end at Gardiner’s Bay, you’ve reached Fireplace. Fires were built there centuries ago to signal across the water to the inhabitants of Gardiner’s Island, when people or goods were ready to be transported. The first fireplace stood at Old Fireplace Road (now Gerard Drive). The landing […]