News

Experts Renew Calls for Strategic Retreat
David E. Rattray
For those experts who have spent time studying and thinking about eastern Long Island’s resilience to storms like Hurricane Sandy, the consensus is that the time to stand and resist nature’s fury has passed.
On Main Street, A Friendly Port In the Storm
Irene Silverman
In stricken communities all over the metropolitan area, libraries became a refuge last week for people seeking warmth, information, and connection.
The Storm Damage Is Grim and Widespread
Carrie Ann Salvi
Post-storm damage assessment, restoration, and cleanup have begun, with varied results among the towns, villages, and hamlets of the East End.
Town Budget Gets Final Airing
Joanne Pilgrim
Advisers push for deer management, online records, scav plant testing
Long Lines at the Pumps
Christopher Walsh
Word quickly spread, at midday on Tuesday, that 10 gallons of gas could be had, free of charge, at W.F. McCoy on Montauk Highway in Amagansett. By 12:30 p.m., a line of about 20 vehicles stretched from the service station to Cross Highway
A Busy, if Confusing, Day at the Polls
Larry LaVigne II
Storm Claims Pour In After Sandy
Christopher Walsh
Insurance brokers say full assessment of damages will take long time
Hospital’s Own Storm Surge
Larry LaVigne II
Hurricane Sandy may have dissipated, but she still wreaks havoc in many people’s lives, especially those who need medical attention.
Saving, or Claiming, Dunes
Russell Drumm
A Little House on a Watery Lot?
T.E. McMorrow
Town Hearing On Land Buy
Star Staff
Two Hospitalized in Drug-Related Crash
T.E. McMorrow
At the Scene of the Crime
T.E. McMorrow
$10K Reward in Hit-and-Run
T.E. McMorrow
On the Police Logs 11.08.12
Star Staff
Lines at the Polls
Larry LaVigne II
Poll watchers see a record turnout despite confusion in the wake of Sandy.