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  1. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Kathryn G. Menu

    East Hampton’s Highway Restaurant & Bar To Close After More Than a Decade (opens the original)

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    Highway Restaurant & Bar, a beloved staple of the local dining scene for over 10 years, will permanently close its doors at 290 Montauk Highway in East Hampton following dinner service on Labor Day, Monday, September 7. The closure comes as the restaurant reaches the end of its lease on a property that has been listed for sale for several years. Despite significant investments by the restaurant team to maintain and improve the venue — and hopes to remain in the space long-term — no lease ext

  2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Kathryn G. Menu

    Sag Harbor Appoints Giancarlo Bonagura as Village Administrator Amid Key Administrative Shifts (opens the original)

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    Sag Harbor Village has appointed local resident Giancarlo Bonagura to serve as its next village administrator — effective August 17 — at an annual salary of $175,000. The appointment represents a key stabilizing step for the village’s administrative staff following a period of significant transition inside Village Hall, which recently included the resignation of longtime Village Clerk and Administrator Kate Locascio after 16 years of service in village government. Bonagura brings more than

  3. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Kathryn G. Menu

    Sag Harbor Hosts First Havens Beach Stormwater Study Session — And Wants Your Help To Map the Problems (opens the original)

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    Village officials have launched a new engineering study to map and address the persistent stormwater and pollution issues at Havens Beach, kicking off an aggressive public outreach campaign to gather feedback from local residents as they begin to craft a plan for the future of Sag Harbor’s lone bathing beach. The project, formally titled the Havens Beach Stormwater Watershed Delineation and Conveyance Analysis, was introduced during a public workshop on Wednesday, July 8. Funded by a grant fro

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