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• Paid internship seeks student trail guides

  Concerned Citizens of Montauk is starting a new program of bilingual trail walks, and is looking for a half-dozen or so East Hampton High School students to accept paid internships and be trained as trail walk leaders.Jerry Samuelson, the Montauk groups   Read more »

• Plea deal in Montauk puppy abuse case

  A Montauk man charged with kicking his puppy will not face jail time after working out a plea deal Thursday with an East Hampton town justice, Suffolk prosecutors said.Daniel Vargus, 26, of West Lake Drive, pleaded guilty in East Hampton Town Court to an   Read more »

• Surfers rescue dogs in Puerto Rico, bring to Long Island

  Two dogs rescued from a Puerto Rican town landed at Kennedy Airport in Queens Monday night, en route to the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons adoption shelter.Four East Hampton residents -- John Robertson, Lee Haessler, Michael Asselin and Ben Dollinger   Read more »

• Letter: Solar project won't pay off

  According to Newsday, East Hampton director of housing Tom Ruhle told the town board that the town will save $2,000 a year on its electric bills as a result of solar panels installed on a building in Amagansett ["Roof clouds solar panel plan," News, Jan.   Read more »

• Police probe crash that killed Threlkeld

  There was no criminality involved in the crash that killed former CBS news correspondent Richard Threlkeld in East Hampton , police chief Edward V. Ecker Jr. said Saturday.Threlkeld's 2008 Mini Cooper collided Friday morning with a propane tanker truck i   Read more »

Around the web

• Lori Barbari named Elliman’s top producing East End agent

  Prudential Douglas Elliman named the East Hampton office its top performing unit across all of Long Island and Westchester in 2011, at its annual awards ceremony yesterday. Lori Barbari, an agent based out of the firm’s East Hampton office took home the 2/8/12 from The Real Deal: New York Read more »

• VIDEO: Teaming Up Against Teen Dating Violence

  February is the month of love, with sweethearts exchanging roses and heart-shaped boxes of chocolate, but did you know it's also Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month? The Retreat, a domestic violence services agency based in East Hampton, 2/8/12 from Easthampton Patch Read more »

• Long Island Crisis Center & Act 1 Entertainment, Band Together Against Bullying

  This fundraising event for Long Island Crisis Center, a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit agency, will help in providing community education and hotline services for those who find themselves victims of bullying and cyber bullying. Hosting this simultaneous, mul   from PRWeb Read more »

• 5 Places To Take Self-Defense Classes

  Update: In the New Year, why not start a blog on East Hampton Patch? Email Taylor.Vecsey@patch.com. Mostly cloudy with occasional flurries. Highs around 40. Northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. After last week's alleged attempted abduction at Long Beach, learnin   from Easthampton Patch Read more »

• East Hampton Town Board Discusses Scavenger Waste Plant Bid

  The East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday vetted a number of options proposed in a bid by a western Suffolk County-based company to run the town’s scavenger waste plant. The bid, a response to a town-issued request for proposals, was submitted by a company   from 27east.com Read more »