Hamptons: Act One, Scene One. The businessmen reflect on their fortunate, fateful meeting and share an inside look at what, how and why it played out as it did.

After 40 years in the restaurant business in Westhampton Beach, Starr Boggs is ready to hang up his chef’s hat. His eponymous restaurant—both the business and the building—is for sale for $3.75 million.

The sprawling Linden Estate in Southampton Village went back on the market Friday, this time for $75 million, in a co-listing  with Harald Grant of Sotheby’s International Realty and Tim Davis of Corcoran.

A Sag Harbor Hideaway With Black Slats Creating Privacy + Shade Screens  [DesignMilk]
Historic Riverhead Main Street House Demolished [RiverheadLocal]
Wainscott Incorporation Advocates Re-Draw Map Of Proposed Village [27East]
Wainscott Village: A Terrible Idea [The East Hampton Star, Editorial]
Court Upholds Sag Harbor ZBA In Suit Over Carver Street Addition [27East]
Cell Tower Meant To Improve Dead Zones in East Hampton Town Already Getting Static From Residents [Newsday]
Pandemic Aside, Giving Season Spells Solid Sales for Local Shops [The East Hampton Star]
History: Turn of the Century Pics of the Maidstone Club in East Hampton [LongIsland.com]
Ina Garten and Jeffrey Garten’s Love Story [Biography]

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The 12,500-square-foot traditional house, known as “King of the Hill,” offers eight bedrooms, 10 full baths and three half baths.

The building that houses Salivar’s, one of Montauk’s most established eateries—once a dockside hangout for fishermen turned trendy restaurant—has splashed onto the market, listing at $9 million. 

Gioia DiPaolo of Douglas Elliman inked a deal on the two parcels, a rare and desirable opportunity for a compound in the village.

Contested Commissioner Races for Seat on Boards in Charge of Millions in Tax Dollars [The East Hampton Star]
Zoning Code Outdated And Ineffective, Consultant Tells Sag Harbor Village Board [27 East]
Thiele Blisters PSEG, Calls for Accountability [The Shelter Island Reporter]
Tired of the Noise, East Hampton Town Considers Closing Airport [Newsday]
History: Photos of Destruction After 1938 Hurricane [LongIsland.com]
Montauk Native Opens Old-Fashioned General Store in Eastport [Newsday]

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