Jack Graves is a journalist based in East Hampton, New York. He writes for The East Hampton Star and his work has also been featured in Mondaq and Lexology. Jack covers a wide range of local topics, including sports, community events, and opinion pieces.
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By: Jack Graves, Matthew Johnson, Jones Day
The PTAB recently excluded a portion of Duration Media LLC’s (Petitioner) reply declaration for containing improper new evidence in an inter partes...
Kathy Masterson, the East Hampton School District's athletic director, busy as usual, nevertheless had time to talk to a reporter by phone the other
A small army of 30 was working to transform the Buckskill Tennis Club into the Buckskill Winter Club on Nov. 20, the plan being that a regulation-size ice rink overlying four Har-Tru courts there will be up and running on Thanksgiving Day.
An all-Long Island and all-regional field hockey player when she was here, Emma McGrory continues to excel in the sport as a forward for the Stonehill College Skyhawks of Easton, Mass.
Ryan Fowkes, late of George Washington University, topped the 50 runners who did the six-mile run in 30 minutes and 38.94 seconds, while Sean Grossman of the Brooklyn Track Club smashed the three-mile course record with a 14:41.37.
The East Hampton High School boys swimming team, a small but athletic crew, began its season last week with losses to Half Hollow Hills-Kings Park
The East Hampton High School boys basketball season is to begin in earnest Friday with the Kendall Madison Tip-Off tournament here. Bridgehampton, Shelter Island, and the Ross School are the other teams contending.
Ethan Mitchell, who coaches East Hampton High School's wrestling team, sent a third of his roster, which is to say 23 competitors, out to the mats in Saturday's Frank (Sprig) Gardner tournament here.
Plungers will be “freezin’ for a reason” at ocean beaches in East Hampton Village and Wainscott on New Year’s Day, their mad dashes into the frigid surf arguably motivated by desires for personal renewal and for their fellow citizens’ well-being, inasmuch as the proceeds from the usually very well-attended events go to food pantries in Sag Harbor and East Hampton Town.
East Hampton High School’s wrestlers won a close one against Northport here on Dec. 11, before going on to battle the reigning county champ, North Babylon, two days later.
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