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David Rattray

David Rattray

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Editor, The East Hampton Star

Amagansett, East Hampton

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I am open minded. I will cover any topic that is of public interest

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Total articles 382

  • The Mast-Head: Better Homemade

    By David Rattray| The East Hampton Star Verified My first taste of Carissa’s homemade granola from the local bakery a few years ago prompted a revelation and may have changed my concept of breakfast forever. Evvy, my middle child, had left work for the day with a bagful and gave me some on the way home. Up to that point, most of the granola that I had tried came from the grocery store and tended to be over-sweet lumps of indeterminate source, often infused with flavors that approximated fruit but were not quite right.

    By David Rattray · The East Hampton Star

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • The Mast-Head: Detained in the Congo

    By David Rattray| The East Hampton Star Verified As best I could understand his French, the security official said, “These are for the Zairese. They are not for the outside world.” Going through my backpack, the men had found several handmade pins of Mobutu Sese Seko, the president of Zaire, whose leopard-hatted likeness was everywhere in the country in the mid-1980s, among other items I had bought in my travels.

    By David Rattray · The East Hampton Star

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • The Mast-Head: Better Homemade

    By David Rattray| The East Hampton Star Verified My first taste of Carissa’s homemade granola from the local bakery a few years ago prompted a revelation and may have changed my concept of breakfast forever. Evvy, my middle child, had left work for the day with a bagful and gave me some on the way home. Up to that point, most of the granola that I had tried came from the grocery store and tended to be over-sweet lumps of indeterminate source, often infused with flavors that approximated fruit but were not quite right.

    By David Rattray · The East Hampton Star

    Apr. 09, 2025

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The East Hampton Star

East Hampton Star, Inc is a newspapers company based out of 153 Main St, East Hampton, New York, United States.

East Hampton, New York, United States

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