While Sandy certainly dominated the headlines on Long Island throughout the week, there was actually some non-Hurricane related news. Here's what you might have missed (Scroll further down for our complete Sandy coverage):
CRIME
: Vernon Lester's family says they hope the driver who struck and killed a pedestrian last week in Amagansett is caught.
Cops: Man Broke Into Impound Yard: East Hampton man reportedly was attempting to get his wheel spacers back.
: Middletown police say a 24-year-old East Hampton man asked a stranger for marijuana, gave him the $20, and when the man took off, decided to report the incident as robbery.
ELECTION
Suffolk Elections Board: The Vote Will Go On: Officials working with LIPA to make sure polling places have power, will hook up generators at ones that don't.
FIRE
Wainscott Home Gutted in Early Morning Fire: Bridgehampton and East Hampton fire departments responded to a fire at the home of Bridgehampton Fire District treasurer and secretary; no serious injuries reported.
SANDY COVERAGE
- Legion Opens for Those Who Need a Warm Place to Sleep
- Coming Together To Help Sandy Victims
- Thiele: Conserve Gas Through Weekend
- 'Mobile Village' in East Hampton Set Up for LIPA Workers
- Montauk School Sustained Damage During Storm
- What's Open
- Saturday Service Planned for Woman Who Died During Storm
- Gas Hunt in the Hamptons Tweeted
- UPDATE: Long Lines at the Pump
- Red Cross Shelter Closes; School Still Open for Hot Showers
- Breakfast Fundraiser Sunday Will Raise Money for Mansir Family
- PHOTOS: Sandy Topples Lauder Cottage
- PHOTOS: Sandy Couldn't Cancel Halloween in East Hampton
- Aerial Photos: Sandy Wreaks Havoc on Hamptons Shoreline
- Schools Close for the Rest of the Week
- Aerial Photos: Sag Harbor Post-Sandy
- Cops: Use Extreme Caution When Trick-or-Treating
- UPDATE: Police Say Woman Fell Victim to Hurricane
- What's Open on Wednesday?
- Where's the Worst Damage in Town?
- School Districts Cancel Wednesday Classes
- Dead Body Washes Up on Georgica
- UPDATE: Most of East Hampton Town Without Power
- Businesses Stayed Opened as Long as Possible
- Tuesday's Bishop - Altschuler Debate Canceled Due to Hurricane Sandy
- VIDEO: Old Fireplace Under Siege
- PHOTOS: Sag Harbor Experiencing Serious Flooding Already
- School Districts Cancel Tuesday Classes
- Expect Reduced Service on Shelter Island Ferries During High Tide
- Sag Harbor Village in State of Emergency; Shelter Opens
- Supe: Beaches Already Taking a Beating
- SHARE YOUR PHOTOS: Sandy Arrives in East Hampton
- East Hampton Readies for Sandy
- What's Closed? Here's a List
- School Districts Cancel Monday Classes
- SHARE YOUR PHOTOS: East Hampton Is Sandy-Ready
- No Shelter Information Available Just Yet
- Bonac Tips: How To Prepare for Sandy
- Storm Watch: Important Numbers to Have
- East Hampton Officials Prepare for Sandy
