Sag Harbor Launches Waterfront Zoning Study
As expected, the Sag Harbor Village Board on September 23 voted to move forward with a six-month moratorium on major projects in its central waterfront district to give a team of planning consultants time to craft guidelines to guide future development.
Sag Harbor Hopes To Undertake Initial Improvements To Steinbeck Park
Sag Harbor Hopes To Undertake Initial Improvements To Steinbeck Park
OLA Seeks Police Disciplinary Records Under 50-a Repeal
OLA Seeks Police Disciplinary Records Under 50-a Repeal
Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman Presents ‘Bare Bones’ Budget For a Challenging Time
In 20 years as an elected official, Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman has never presented a budget that increased taxes — until this week. On Thursday, he unveiled a spending plan that, if adopted as is, carries a 2.49 percent tax increase, amounting to $12 per year for a property valued at $500,000.
East Hampton Town Trustees Give Thumbs Up To Wind Farm Cable Landing Conditions
The East Hampton Town Trustees this week agreed to support the proposed dossier of agreed-upon caveats to the South Fork Wind Farm’s cable installation plans, even though the Town Board will not give its own stamp of support to the document.
Largely Status Quo, As Sag Harbor Village Board Prepares For A New Year
In a year that has been anything but, it was largely status quo on Monday, September 21, as the Sag Harbor Village Board gathered — remotely, of course — for its annual organizational meeting after a brief — and socially distanced — swearing in of reelected
Everyone Calls It Ryder’s Pond, And Now It’s Official
That changed last week when the North Haven Village Board formally designated the pond, off Sunset Beach Road, where generations of children from North Haven, Sag Harbor, and Noyac learned how to ice skate, as Ryder’s Pond after the family that lived next to it for many years.
Wind Farm Companies Agree To Compensate Fishermen And Monitor EMF Emissions
Following months of negotiations with interested parties, skeptics and outright opponents of the South Fork Wind Farm, the project’s developers have submitted a new outline of their construction proposal that adds a number of new conditions that bow somewhat to the demands of fishermen, environmentalists and lawmakers.
All For The East End Hits $1 Million Donation Milestone To Help East End’s...
All For The East End Hits $1 Million Donation Milestone To Help East End's Hungry
Proposal Aims To Make Route 114 Safer For Pedestrians, Bikers
Proposal Aims To Make Route 114 Safer For Pedestrians, Bikers
Without Federal Aid And An Accurate Census, The Situation Is ‘Dire’ In Southampton Town,...
Without Federal Aid And An Accurate Census, The Situation Is 'Dire' In Southampton Town, Supervisor Says
Town Attorney Recalls Brother’s Courageous Sacrifice In The North Tower On September 11, 2001
Town Attorney Recalls Brother's Courageous Sacrifice In The North Tower On September 11, 2001
Court Upholds Sand Land’s Mining Permit
The back-and-forth legal battle between Southampton Town, environmentalists, and neighbors with Sand Land, the sand mine and recycling facility run by Wainscott Sand and Gravel off Millstone Road in Noyac, took a sharp turn in Sand Land’s favor recently when an Albany court upheld an expanded mining permit that was issued to the company in early 2019.
New House Proposed In Place Of Old In Azurest
A pair of brothers are proposing to remove an existing family home in Sag Harbor’s historically African American Azurest community to build a new waterfront house that they can both use with their children and grandchildren.
East Hampton Will Consider Allowing Outdoor Seating For Restaurants To Grow
East Hampton Town will consider making outdoor dining allowances afforded to local restaurants during the COVID-19 pandemic permanent in response to public applause of the policy and worries that health concerns about indoor spaces may be on minds for a long time.
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Graffiti Pieces come to Keyes Gallery
“Love Creation” is an exhibition from the collection of Michael Namer, owner of Gallery 151 and boutique hotel, HGU New York. Artwork from the collection will go on view this weekend at Keyes Gallery in Sag Harbor, including graffiti canvas pieces by ERO, Fab 5 Freddy and LA2.
BCMF’s Music for Fall — Part II
Autumn is here, and concert venues are still closed to in-person programs. But that doesn’t mean the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival (BCMF) is throwing in the towel and going into hibernation. Instead, the BCMF has created “Fall Series at Home,” a three-concert season of concerts.
Music with Nancy and Friends
Montauk-based musician Nancy Atlas is bringing live music back to The Stephen Talkhouse — sort of. The Friday Night Hustle is a six-episode music series that begins November 13 and runs every Friday night at 8 p.m. through December 18. The series features favorite East End musicians performing at The Talkhouse with audience members able to access the concert online.