Frank S. Costanza
Frank S. Costanza is a Brooklyn born, Queens-raised writer who has devoted the past two decades of his life to community journalism, including 15 years as editor of an award-winning weekly newspaper covering The Hamptons.
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Harbor Review Board Sees 2 Plans for Solar Panels on Residential Roofs
Two plans to put solar panels on the roofs of Sag Harbor houses, one on Howard Street and the other on Columbia Street, were either approved or seemed headed for approval by the Historic Preservation & Architectural Review Board when it met on Thursday, June 13.
Local Races on Ballot in Primary Election on Tuesday, June 25
Registered Democrats and Independence Party members will go to the polls on Tuesday, July 25 for primary elections to choose nominees for six town offices — four in Southampton Town and two in East Hampton — that will be at stake in the general election in November.
Gillibrand Backs Nomination of SANS Community to National Register
U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has urged the National Park Service to place the SANS neighborhoods of Sag Harbor on the National Register of Historic Places as rare post-World War II African-American beach communities.