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Sylvester Stallone is in the news after interviews about his Oscar-winning Rocky franchise, sharing life lessons from the films, including his advice to 'keep punching'. Attention has also turned to 'I Play Rocky', a new film about the making of the 1976 classic, with its star revealing Stallone's reaction to the project. The buzz coincides with screenings at the Hamptons International Film Festival, where celebrities have drawn media interest.
- 2MPs criticise approval of Green Hill Solar Farm in Northamptonshire●MPs criticise Green Hill Solar Farm approval in Northamptonshire
Members of Parliament have criticised the decision to approve the Green Hill Solar Farm in Northamptonshire. The scheme, a large solar energy project, has drawn objections from local representatives concerned about its impact on farmland and the surrounding countryside. The approval has become a talking point in the ongoing debate over how Britain balances renewable energy targets against protecting agricultural land.
- 3Hamptons International Film Festival Draws Celebrity Attention▼Hamptons International Film Festival Gets Celebrity Buzz
The Hamptons International Film Festival is attracting celebrity buzz as it draws stars and industry figures to the Long Island event. Local coverage highlights the famous faces attending screenings and events, keeping the festival in the spotlight among film fans and gossip watchers.
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Hampton Jitney, the Long Island commuter coach operator, is investing in a solar microgrid, according to Newsday. The move signals growing interest among regional transport companies in renewable energy and energy resilience, potentially reducing operating costs and reliance on the conventional power grid. Further details about the project's size, location and timeline have not been reported.
- 5Hampton Roads Economy Shows Contradictory Signals▼The Hampton Roads Economy is a Study in Contradictions
Old Dominion University economists report that the Hampton Roads regional economy is a study in contradictions, with conflicting indicators making it difficult to assess the area's overall economic health. The analysis points to mixed performance across sectors in the southeastern Virginia region, leaving analysts uncertain whether the economy is strengthening or weakening.
- 6Hampton Jitney invests in solar micro-grid▼Hampton Jitney doubling down on green energy solar micro-grid
Hampton Jitney, the long-distance bus operator serving New York's Hamptons, is moving forward with a solar micro-grid as part of a push into green energy. The company says the project is a major commitment to cleaner operations, and it is drawing attention in regional coverage of sustainable transportation on Long Island.
- 7Duke men's golf finishes 8th at Hamptons Intercollegiate▼Duke men's golf finishes 8th, Looney shoots 7th overall at Hamptons Intercollegiate
Duke's men's golf team placed eighth at the Hamptons Intercollegiate, with Looney finishing seventh individually in the overall standings. The result comes as the Blue Devils continue their fall season, and it was reported by the Duke Chronicle, the university's student newspaper. Beyond the team placing and Looney's top-ten individual finish, few further details are available about the tournament field or margin.
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Home sales on Long Island's East End have dropped, with fewer properties changing hands as the number of homes listed for sale continues to decline. Falling inventory is limiting buyers' options and weighing on transaction volumes in the upscale resort market. The slowdown affects communities such as Southampton and East Hampton, where limited supply has long shaped pricing.
- 9Military families in Hampton Roads hit by costly PCS moves▼Military families struggle with the high cost of the relocation as 'PCS' season ends in Hampton Roads
Military families in Hampton Roads, Virginia are struggling with the high out-of-pocket costs of permanent change of station (PCS) relocations as the summer moving season wraps up. Local coverage highlights how reimbursement shortfalls, rising moving costs and housing expenses leave service members and their families covering significant expenses when the military orders them to a new base.
- 10Hamptons and Long Island Face Chronic Housing Supply Shortage▼3Q26 Hamptons, North Fork & Long Island Have A Chronic Supply Problem
A new third-quarter 2026 report flags a chronic shortage of housing inventory across the Hamptons, the North Fork and the rest of Long Island. Limited supply continues to constrain sales activity in the region's high-end and suburban markets, keeping pressure on prices and making it harder for buyers to find available homes heading into the final quarter of the year.
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Cole Brauer, the American sailor who in 2024 became the first US woman to race solo, nonstop around the world, has a new milestone to report: a book. The East Hampton Star flagged the announcement under the headline 'Cole Brauer's Newest First: A Book.' Details of the title, publisher, and release date were not included in the notice.
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East Hampton officials Palumbo and Murray have moved past surface-level exchanges and are now engaging on substantive matters, according to The East Hampton Star. The shift suggests local political debate in the Long Island town is entering a more policy-focused phase. Specific issues under discussion were not detailed in the available coverage.
- 13paid Names Dave Hampton First Chief Technology Officer▼paid Appoints Dave Hampton as First Chief Technology Officer to Advance AI and Data Strategy
paid has appointed Dave Hampton as its first Chief Technology Officer, a new role aimed at advancing the company's artificial intelligence and data strategy. As its inaugural CTO, Hampton will be expected to shape the company's technical direction as it invests more heavily in AI and data capabilities. The announcement is drawing attention in technology and business circles tracking leadership hires in the sector.
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With US midterm elections approaching, concerns about threats to the electoral process persist, but the mood captured in this report is cautiously optimistic. The piece, published by The East Hampton Star, weighs electoral risks against reasons for confidence in American democracy, suggesting the system may hold despite the pressures surrounding the vote.
- 15Paid Names Dave Hampton Chief Technology Officer▼paid Appoints Dave Hampton as Chief Technology Officer to Accelerate AI and Data Strategy and Growth
Paid has appointed Dave Hampton as its Chief Technology Officer, a role the company says will drive its artificial intelligence and data strategy as it pursues growth. The announcement was carried in news coverage but has so far drawn little visible reaction, with no further details released about Hampton's background or the company's specific AI plans.
- 16How Quentin Grimes ended up with the Lakers●How Quentin Grimes landed with Lakers: An IG DM, light trespassing and summer in the Hamptons https://www.nytimes.com/at
Guard Quentin Grimes has signed with the Los Angeles Lakers, and a new report details the unusual path behind the move. According to the account, a direct message on Instagram helped open the door, an unofficial visit to a property played a role, and conversations over a summer in the Hamptons brought the deal together. Coach JJ Redick is cited as a key figure in recruiting Grimes to the team.
- 17Hamptons and Long Island face chronic housing supply shortage●Housing Notes: Hamptons, North Fork & Long Island have a chronic supply problem
Eastern Long Island, including the Hamptons and North Fork, has a chronic housing supply problem, according to a new analysis of the regional housing market. Commentators note that persistent underbuilding has kept inventory tight, pushing up prices and making it harder for year-round residents to find homes. The report is fueling renewed debate over zoning, seasonal demand, and development restrictions across the area.
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East Hampton's girls tennis team has tied for the conference championship, according to a local report. The result caps the team's season with a shared league title. Details on the final standings, individual match results, and how the tie was decided have not yet been widely reported, but the achievement is being celebrated in the school community.
- 19Hamptons Real Estate Market Data Released for Week of September 29▼Hamptons Real Estate Market Data – Week of 9/29/2026
The latest Hamptons real estate market figures for the week of September 29, 2026 have been published, covering sales and pricing activity in the upscale Long Island resort area. The data offers a snapshot of how the luxury housing market is performing heading into the fall season, a period that traditionally remains active for high-end property transactions.
- 20Tropical Storm Isaias forms as California bakes in heatwave●The Weather Desk: Isaias forms, California heatwave, and beautiful weather for Hampton Roads
Tropical Storm Isaias has formed in the Atlantic, becoming the ninth named storm of an unusually busy hurricane season. Forecasters are tracking its projected path toward the US East Coast, including Hampton Roads, Virginia, where pleasant local weather is expected in the meantime. At the same time, California is enduring a dangerous heatwave, with residents advised to limit outdoor activity and prepare for strained power grids.
- 21BSides Hampton Roads cybersecurity conference set for Saturday●Bring a teammate to BSides Hampton Roads this Saturday. Keynote • 3 cybersecurity tracks • 2 CTFs • AI panel • networkin
BSides Hampton Roads takes place this Saturday at Old Dominion University, with general admission priced at $55. The community security conference features a keynote, three technical tracks, two capture-the-flag competitions, an AI panel, and networking sessions. Organisers are encouraging attendees to bring a teammate, and the event is drawing attention from the regional cybersecurity community.
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Princeton's men's golf team placed seventh at the Hamptons Intercollegiate tournament. The result marks the Tigers' finish in the college golf event held in the Hamptons region of New York. No further details about individual scores or winning teams were provided in the announcement.
- 23Ole Miss Men's Golf Finishes Sixth at Hamptons Intercollegiate▼Men’s Golf Finishes Sixth at the Hamptons Intercollegiate
Ole Miss's men's golf team finished sixth at the Hamptons Intercollegiate tournament. The result was reported by the university's athletics department, though no details on individual scores, the winning team, or the final standings were provided. The finish gives the Rebels a mid-table result as their fall season continues.
- 24Hampton Roads economy grows while regional challenges mount▼State of the Region: Hampton Roads economy is growing, but other challenges continue to mount
The latest State of the Region report on Hampton Roads, Virginia, finds the local economy is growing, but the area continues to face mounting challenges alongside that growth. The Virginian-Pilot reported the assessment, which points to a mixed picture: economic expansion on one hand and persistent regional problems on the other. Local officials and residents are weighing the findings for what they mean for the area's future.
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Target has opened a new store at Bridgehampton Commons on Long Island, New York. The opening brings the national retailer's offerings—groceries, household goods, and apparel—to the Hamptons community. Details about the store's size, services, or opening events have not yet been widely reported beyond the announcement of its debut at the shopping center.
- 26ODU report finds mixed trends in Hampton Roads regional economy●ODU’s State of the Region has mixed trends, results for local economy
Old Dominion University has released its annual State of the Region report for Hampton Roads, Virginia, and it points to a local economy showing both encouraging and concerning trends. The analysis, produced through the university's economic forecasting centre, weighs mixed results across the area, and local coverage is highlighting what the findings mean for businesses and residents.