Dan Rattiner is the Founder of Dan's Papers. He has been passionately telling compelling stories about the Hamptons and its unique inhabitants for over 65 years, focusing on themes such as transportation and mobility, public transportation, and traffic management systems. Dan's work has been featured in Dan's Hamptons Media and NewsBreak.
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Dan's coverage focuses on local events and news in the United States, particularly New York and the Hamptons. He seems to have a particular interest in reporting on entertainment news related to local events, as well as house & home topics. Pitches should align with these themes, offering unique angles or exclusive access to local events, individuals or places within the specified geographic focus.
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Given his extensive event coverage attributes and evolving stories percentage it is likely that Dan would be interested in receiving pitches about upcoming events and evolving stories happening locally such as new openings or developments related to entertainment venues or houses within his geographic focus.
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The more traffic lights they put up, the worse Hamptons summer traffic gets. Perhaps the solution is to remove them altogether?
Hamptons Subway trains have been slowed down to a maximum speed of 24 miles an hour by order of the Texas AI company we hired to improve our service.
With all the hoopla about the U.S. Open Golf Championship in Southampton last week, several other interesting stories failed to get reported upon. Here, as a public service, are some of them.
Thanks to our new marketing director Hal Birthright, we are going to have a 21st century version of the Miss Hamptons Subway competition in July.
This year on July 4, the fireworks are back at Main Beach in East Hampton, returning the spot to a long history there.
The editors of the Hamptons Subway Newsletter hereby go on record to say that practically all the subway cars in the system need to be junked.
Last week, though, I became a registered Democrat to vote in the East Hampton Town Supervisor primary. How long this will last I do not know.
Christie Brinkley was seen riding the subway between the Georgica and Wainscott stops. She said she just wanted to see what the subway was all about and so did comment to our spotter that it was pretty good. Paul McCartney was seen on the subway heading from Amagansett to East Hampton carrying a copy of the first Beatles album from 1963. Film Producer Susan Lacy was seen on the Southampton platform token booth having her swipe card reloaded.
Henceforth, according to the new law, it is a crime for any dead whale larger than 40 tons and 35 feet to be allowed onto any beach in the Hamptons.
Hamptons Subway no longer offers a 40% discount on swipe cards for locals who could provide proof of residency.
