Week in Review: Lifeguard Suffers Injury; Ambulance Asst. Chief Steps Down

Catch up on the news you might have missed this past week. 

News

: East Hampton Town Deputy Supervisor's 17-year-old daughter broke her neck in ocean surf on Wednesday.

: Quiet Skies Coalition claims new route is overcrowded and dangerous, but report of a near-miss collision could not be substantiated.

Business

: Real estate agency says seven-acre property can be turned into private residence or yacht club.

: Star-studded bash held along the Napeague Stretch.

: Montauk motel hits the market.

Crime & Courts

: Brian K. Midgett Jr. is 'devastated' over crash that killed Virginia man on July 29, defense attorney says.

: One felony arrest and one arrest on the water added to a busy night for East End DWI Task Force in East Hampton area.

: Offenders found to be in violation of registration mandates during "Operation Lighthouse."

Fire

: Agreement signed on Wednesday with Shelter Island, Sag Harbor and Montauk agencies is the first of its kind on the East End.

: Detectives are asking the public for help.

Government

: Montauk Highway between Stephen Hands Path and Route 114 will be resurfaced.

: Tim Culver stepped down Tuesday, The Sag Harbor Express reports.

: The tax imposed in 2009 was never passed legally, according to a State Supreme Court judge.

Sports

: The former president wasn't on the field, but he took in a few minutes of the Artists Writers Softball game.

: Don't forget to sign up for the 5K run/walk and 10K race scheduled for Sept. 3.

: Bridgehampton equestrian event brings the Hamptons summer to a close with a bang.

Other

: A friend of Keith Greene is compiling a memory book for the children of the popular South Fork chef.

Volunteers in the News

: Valon Shoshi is newly engaged and busy making plans for his future.

: Richard McGowin has been a volunteer firefighter for more than 60 years on the South Fork.

: Barbara Borsack and over 60 team members crossed the finish line at Sunday's race.