UConn women beat Arizona State 83-64 to advance to Final Four
Tina Charles early on muscled her way past a constant rotation of opposing centers, none of whom seemed capable of denying her the hoop.
Archive for March, 2009
Family warns town it intends to sue over Pinebrook Road accident
In January, Karin Cooke and her husband Tom came to a town council meeting to ask that the town do something about dangerous flooding on Pinebrook Road. They showed the council photos taken on Dec. 12, 2008 when the pickup truck being driven by Karin – in which her four children were passengers – plunged [...]
A cool tale of… Rats?
Imagine a version of the Pied Piper of Hamelin in which the rats that plague the town of Hamelin are punks.
Give the cook of the house the night off
Dinner will be accompanied by entertainment by the Blackledge Music Quartet.
Learn about tax breaks for seniors
Taxes can be tough for anyone, but especially so if you are a senior living on a fixed income. To learn more about what kinds of tax relief you may be eligible for, plan to attend a presentation by East Hampton Assessor Donna Ralston.
The Main Street Bridge: with spring comes the prospect of completion
The contractors working on the Main Street Bridge are being fined $300 a day dating back to Dec. 5, 2008 for the construction delays.
East Hampton Police log for March 27 ’09
Harassing phone calls, DUI, larceny lead to arrests this week
Yahoo’s ‘probe’ of UConn’s recruitment practices: Where’s the beef?
Whether or not the NCAA deems Nochimson as someone representing UConn’s interests, versus acting on his own as an agent trying to cultivate a potential future NBA player and bring him to a school with an outstanding basketball program – will determine whether allegations Nochimson violated rules holds water.
