Week in Review: Jogger Killed, Lawsuit Filed Against Eatery and Royal Pains Films

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After issuing two stop-work orders, the Village of Westhampton Beach has decided to file a lawsuit against Buckhead's Grill, a new eatery that was slated to open in August in the formerFinn's site on Old Riverhead Road that the village said has done work on the site without proper permits.

2. Legislator is Investigating Noise Complaints at Meschutt Beach

Suffolk County Legis. Jay Schniderman, I-Montauk, says he is in the process of pulling contracts associated with the Beach Hut atMeschutt Beach in an effort to address complaints of noise and traffic from neighbors.

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Michael Schwartz said Tuesday morning began just like any other, when he said good-bye to his wife Ruby, not knowing that he would never see her again.

4. Peconic Baykeeper: Consider This a Wake Up Call

In celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Clean Water Act on Tuesday, Kevin McAllister, thePeconic Baykeeper, not only delivered a grim outlook for East End waterways, but petitioned the Department of Environmental Conservation to take action to reduce nitrogen levels now — or face a lawsuit.

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Those heading through Westhampton Beach on Wednesday morning may have noticed it looks more like the holiday season as opposed to fall. That's because the USA network's Royal Pains is filming for it's fourth season. On location were actors Paulo Costanzo and Brooke D’Orsay.

Also this week, Southampton Town Police nabbed the man responsible for robbing the TD Bank in Hampton Bays. Find out more here.

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