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See Also Meet Long Island freshman cross country star who works out in dress shirts Patrick Coan is leading Sayville onward to victory. The senior quarterback, whose cousin is former Notre Dame QB Jack Coan, is enjoying an undefeated season with his Golden Flashes as they attempt to go to 6-0 with a win against […]
The Big Apple didn’t exactly make a big impact on a newly released list of America’s most expensive ZIP codes. Which one did? Here’s a clue: It’s in a state that New Yorkers left for in droves beginning in 2020. PropertyShark’s annual roundup of the priciest postal codes in the nation indeed saw a record […]
Crashes are for closers. Dramatic dashcam video shows the moment Alec Baldwin rammed head-on into a tree in the Hamptons – as cops corroborated the hothead actor’s sob story that he was forced to swerve by an incoming garbage truck. The accident-prone Baldwin, 67, was cruising with his brother Stephen Baldwin, 57, along Montauk Highway behind a National Waste Services […]
The Town of East Hampton has once again been awarded the Government Finance Officers Association’s Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024, marking the fourth consecutive year the Town has received this distinction. The Town was deemed proficient in all […]
The First House was the first of three dwellings built at Montauk. All three had a role to play in the organization and maintenance of the cattle and sheep that spent each season grazing on the fields of Montauk. First House was built in 1744 and rebuilt in 1798. The keeper who lived there had the […]
Originally known as the House at Fort Pond, Second House was built to replace a 1746 house that had most likely been destroyed during the Revolutionary War by the British, who also wrecked the other structures and decimated the livestock on Montauk to feed their troops. In 1661, East Hampton livestock owners acquired grazing rights […]