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Sixty-Something: A Tapestry of Historic Hamlets

Preserving History: The Enduring Legacy of Hamptons Windmills

For some unexplainable reason, the Hamptons have perhaps the most concentrated array of windmills on the East Coast. There are eleven of them spread out from Stony Brook Southampton campus to Hook Windmill in East Hampton Village. Some of these windmills are located in their original locations while others have been moved. When they were moved, they were...

Singing Praise for Life in Springs

Singing Praise for Life in Springs

People forget how amazing life is in Springs. After my move from Sag Harbor Village to Clearwater Beach in Springs, let me tell you, I could not be happier! Life is a little slower, and my commute to Bridgehampton is a little longer, but I’m not complaining since I get to drive by Three Mile Harbor Marina twice...

Monte’s Sauce: The American Comeback Story

Monte’s Sauce: The American Comeback Story

I've been at arm's length with the Monte family since I was a wet-behind-the-ears newspaper reporter in Montauk. The Monte Family, specifically Paul Monte and his two sons, PJ Monte and Chris Monte, were some of the nicest, smartest, and coolest people I knew. They owned Gurney's Inn in Montauk. PJ was a teenager, and Chris was coming...

Captain William Kidd’s East Hampton Buried Treasure

Captain William Kidd’s East Hampton Buried Treasure

It's the stuff of East End legend. The search for the treasure of notorious Captain Kidd still goes on. The Scottish-born "privateer" roamed the seas but once actually found refuge and friendship at the home of Jonathon Gardiner, the grandson of David Lion Gardiner, who was the island's founder back in 1639. Mr. Jonathon Gardiner, in the 1690s,...

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