A Look at the Top Stories of the Week

In case you missed it, here is what Hampton Bays Patch covered this week.

Former Suffolk County Legislator George Guldi was in court this week to respond to charges of grand larceny and forgery. Hampton Bays Patch his trial in real time throughout the week.

The Citizens Advisory Committee West met on Thursday evening to discuss several development proposals as well as Southampton Town’s revamped PDD legislation.

The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center will welcome violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain on Tuesday, Jan. 25 as part of its School Day Performances series.

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The Village of Westhampton Beach met for its monthly work session on Wednesday night, discussing an array of topics, including municipal health insurance.

Pete Meehan, coach of the Hampton Bays boys’ varsity basketball team, discusses his team's chances to make this year’s Suffolk County playoffs.

The East Quogue Board of Education held their monthly meeting Tuesday night and talked about how they go about tracking the success of the students who move on the Westhampton Schools.

The Westhampton Performing Arts Center has proposed to bring a 1800s circus to Westhampton Beach in July.

After a fainting spell on the steps of Southampton Town hall at a civility event, Quogue Police Chief Robert Coughlan is back at work.

After several heated discussions, Southampton Town Board members have agreed on how to move forward on key issues, including audit control.

Several actors that appeared in movies that were shown at the 2010 Hampton International Film Festival were awarded with Golden Globes.

Residents sounded off about proposed changes to proposed changes in Southampton’s PDD legislation.