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Gothamist - NY,USA When a terrible monster was found washed up on the beach near Montauk, New York, on July 12, the local newspaper speculated that the mutant beast escaped ...
Gothamist - NY,USA The saga of the so-called Montauk Monster appears to have taken another bazarre turn, this time toward Hollywood, with the Web site of a movie production ...
Gothamist - NY,USA New York is a melting pot for art and music. Luckily, we Long Islanders are exposed to many opportunities to see great live music. ...
Gothamist - NY,USA The Montauk Monster has parlayed his bloated, dead body into a goldmine! At least, those he left behind have. This week, for the serious collectors out ...
Gothamist - NY,USA When he was deciding on a community project to do to earn his Eagle Scout award, he decided to attempt to reintroduce pheasants in Montauk. ...
Gothamist - NY,USA Andrea Terry, the owner of restaurant, which is on Montauk Highway on Napeague, told police that the offending customers left in a black Jeep Cherokee, ...
Gothamist - NY,USA Captain Ruhle, who lived in Montauk as a boy, was 56. Two crewmen were rescued by the Coast Guard. Captain Ruhle had apparently remained in the wheelhouse ...
Gothamist - NY,USA By Janis Hewitt (8/7/2008) The Long Island Power Authority has commissioned a surveyor to determine the best location to bury the power lines on Old Montauk ...
Gothamist - NY,USA By Joanne Pilgrim (8/7/2008) Dick Cavett, the former television talk-show host, will sell 77 acres of oceanfront Montauk moorland to East Hampton Town, ...
Gothamist - NY,USA By Carol Bengle Gilbert, published Aug 07, 2008 The Montauk Sea Creature may be dead, but it's story is determined to live on. According to a story in the ...
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