Police
A Sag Harbor woman was defrauded out of more than $200,000 since the summer, when a fraudster first reached out to her via social media. The victim reported to Sag Harbor Village Police last Thursday afternoon that a man she knew only as David had begun communicating with her through Instagram. He encouraged her to invest money online through Coinbase and Cash App, telling her the cash would then be...
Editorials
Town and village officials, and police departments, on the South Fork all deserve a round of applause and unqualified support, both for their recent principled...
Letters
Not a DrillI implore Congressman Nick LaLota to fulfill his own promise and stand up for Long Island by refusing to yield Congress’s power, and that of his constituents, to Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency. In light of the recent actions taken by the executive branch via Elon Musk (though without oversight or transparency it’s unclear who is really in charge with these actions) to gut the federal government and usurp the power of the purse from Congress, conferred...
The Miss ListI’ve been coming out here since 1979, when I bought my first house in North Haven. However, until COVID, I never spent more than two weeks at any one time. Then, in 2022, with our kids away, we decided to rent our home in New York City and move out full time to Bridgehampton. It would be an understatement to say I wasn’t sure about our move. I was born in Brooklyn, grew up in Queens, and went to New...
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