Councilwoman Kathee Burke-Gonzalez and EHHS Principal Adam Fine co-host new show featuring experts in mental health, bullying, drug abuse, and other issues that touch young peoples' lives, to provide info, promote dialogue Additional Info...
The NYS Public Service Commission, which is reviewing the application submitted by Deepwater Wind, now Orsted, to install a cable connecting its planned offshore wind turbines to an EH substation, will hold a hearing on the plan on June 11 in East Hampton Additional Info...
Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc issued proclamations at a May 2 town board meeting to each member of the District 36 Little League champion boys baseball and girls softball teams Read on...
Current beach parking and beach driving permits held by residents of East Hampton Town will expire Dec. 31, 2020. New resident permits are available at the Clerk's office, free of charge, and must be renewed, initially in 2025. Read on...
A coordinated LIRR rail and EH Town shuttle bus service gives East Hampton workers a car-free option during peak commuting hours. Hampton Hopper buses provide rides from train stations to workplaces.
New schedule on p.m. Springs-EH route starts May 1. Read on...
The East Hampton Town Purchasing Department works on several fronts to save taxpayers money: getting the best deal for goods and services, selling surplus items, and auditing bills to yield savings. Jeanne Carroza, the department head, tells all. Additional Info...
An overview of the Town's Human Services Department presented by Diane Patrizio, the department head, highlighted its mission of "improving and enhancing the quality of life for those we serve" -- including children, adults, and families. Additional Info...
Lucia Ibrahim, an East Hampton Girl Scout, is working to rebuild the cabin at Camp Norweska on EH town property for her scouting Gold Project Click here to see Lucia's Camp Norweska present
Free exercise program for seniors aged 60 and up at Ashawagh Hall in Springs, with classes in Qi Gong and Core Strength, extended through mid-June, by popular demand Additional Info...
Help protect our drinking water, surface waters, harbors, and bays. Grants and rebates totaling up to $46,000 are available to East Hampton residents and business owners for the installation of low-nitrogen septic systems. Read on...
