East Hampton
One Year Later, Marriage is Still Bliss for First Same-Sex Couple
One year ago Thursday, , during their lunch break, becoming the first known same-sex couple in East Hampton to get married.
June 26, 2011 was the first day it was legal in New York State for same-sex couples to say "I Do."
After 31 years together, Gibson, an East Hampton doctor, and Jacobyansky, a retired investment banker, said they weren't quite sure how being legally bound in wedded bliss would change their relationship. They've been presently surprised.
Westhampton-Hampton Bays
Since Memorial Day weekend, traffic control officers in Westhampton Beach have issued 821 tickets, that carry with them fees from $75 for a basic violation to $330 for parking in a handicap-reserved spot.
North Fork
Greg Nissen, husband to Shelter Island native and sailing , hasn’t left for London yet. He has to run on Shelter Island until Aug. 5, when sleepaway camp for kids ends.
Then he’ll get on a plane and watch his wife and new crewmate go for the gold during the — her second attempt in the women’s 470 sailing class.
“I’ll catch the last two-thirds of the sailing events in Weymouth and be there for the end, when hopefully … well, I won’t even say it,” he said. "But I’ll be there when they pass out the shiny things.”
Riverhead
Amber Gandolfo had never gone skydiving before Tuesday. And her first trip ended up being one she will never forget.
Gandolfo, 25, of Massapequa Park went skydiving on Tuesday with her boyfriend, Adam Gottlieb, at Skydive Long Island. But what started out as a fun adventure soon turned frightening when Gandolfo and her instructor got caught up in sudden winds and , 60 feet above ground, at approximately 6:25 p.m.
Southampton
Southampton Town police have impounded both vehicles that were involved in a collision Tuesday on County Road 39 — which resulted in a stretch of the four-lane highway being closed for six hours — as the investigation into the cause of the crash continues.
Police said the crash, involving a 2012 Mercedes Benz and a 2004 Western Star truck, was reported at 1:56 p.m. on County Road 39 near the Inlet Road intersection. The collision caused substantial damage to both vehicles and debris and vehicle fluids were spread on all lanes of the highway, according to police.
The was called in to extricate the driver of the Mercedes Benz, who was then treated by and airlifted by Suffolk County police helicopter to Stony Brook University Medical Center, police said.
Police did not reveal the Mercedes driver's condition. The driver of the truck refused medical attention, according to police.
