Pirate's Booty founder Robert Ehrlich caused a stir in Sea Cliff, NY, by claiming to be mayor before the election.

Officials say the founder of the Pirate’s Booty snack line baselessly declared himself mayor of the small Long Island village ...

With elections on the horizon, Rob Ehrlich arrived at village hall and said he was the newly-appointed mayor on Monday, March 10.

Snack king Robert Ehrlich is a write-in candidate for his tiny village of Sea Cliff — and officials aren’t having it ...

Robert Ehrlich claims that he had used a little-known state law, the Citizen Empowerment Act, to form what he calls the ...

Under the direction of science, technology, art, and math teacher Adrien Kaye, Sea Cliff School fifth graders participated in ...

"The house we're in now was a stretch for me to get," said Himes, a licensed contractor. "We've really made it something special, so we're not leaving here." Himes' latest flip, a multifamily ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. The Shorenstein family sold their long-time Sea Cliff home for $30 million to an LLC. The property, bought for $3 million in 1988, was sold in an off-market ...

KUMANO, Mie Prefecture--The famed "Shishi-iwa" (Lion rock), a lion-shaped formation on top of a cliff here appearing to be ...

Robert Ehrlich, the well-known founder of the snack company Pirate’s Booty, has declared that he has created a new village within Sea Cliff, calling himself the mayor. However, village leaders ...