The Express News Group Presents 27Speaks, A Weekly Podcast: October 8 Edition
In this week’s edition of 27Speaks, the editors talk about an interview published this week with Gopal Char, a 61-year-old Southampton Village resident who was diagnosed with COVID-19 in March. Mr. Char spent months recovering from the illness, including four different stints in Stony Brook Southampton Hospital totaling 10 weeks.
Sag Harbor Variety Store To Celebrate 50th Anniversary (And They Are Sure To Have...
Sag Harbor Variety Store To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Sag Harbor Resident Creates Videos Focused On Mental Health
Sag Harbor Resident Creates Videos Focused On Mental Health
Sag Harbor School Board Forms Committee To Look At Changing Columbus Day, Celebrating Juneteenth
Sag Harbor School Board Forms Committee To Look At Changing Columbus Day, Celebrating Juneteenth
An Invisible Goblin, The Coronavirus, Brings Real Fright To Halloween Activities
villages in East Hampton and Southampton towns confront the reality that they cannot allow gatherings of large crowds of trick-or-treaters
House Expansion Might Yield Better Public Access In Sag Harbor
The owner of a house at the end of Green Street, a cul de sac off of Glover Street, has proposed, as part of a major renovation plan, to clear invasive species from his property as well as a neighboring parcel owned by the Village of Sag Harbor, providing better public access to Upper Sag Harbor Cove in the process.
Census Has Reached More Than 99 Percent Of Suffolk Homes, But Worries Remain About...
Nearly 99.7 percent of homes on Long Island have been logged by the 2020 Census, officials from the U.S. Census Bureau say, thanks largely to census enumerators being willing to work more hours knocking on doors this year.
Bridgehampton Now Looking At January Date For Opening Of Addition
Bridgehampton Now Looking At January Date For Opening Of Addition
Few Objections To Three Mile Harbor Road Housing Proposal
The East Hampton Town Board is poised to approve a new zoning overlay district on two Three Mile Harbor Road properties after the proposal drew few objections at a public hearing last week.
Nourishing North Sea Beach May Cost A Little Less, Southampton Town Supervisor Says
Nourishing North Sea Beach May Cost A Little Less, Southampton Town Supervisor Says
Southampton Town Board Considers Farmland Protection Strategy, Balks At Reinstating The AG-PDD
Southampton Town Board Considers Farmland Protection Strategy, Balks At Reinstating The AG-PDD
The Express News Group Presents 27Speaks, A Weekly Podcast: October 1 Edition
In this week’s edition of 27Speaks, the editors talk about the iconic Stargazer sculpture on County Road 111 in Eastport, which was damaged in August during Tropical Storm Isaias. Discussions are underway on whether to repair the sculpture, which would come with a hefty $100,000 price tag.
East Hampton Taps Reserve Funds To Offset Impacts Of Pandemic And Stay Under Tax...
East Hampton Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc released his 2021 town operating budget on Wednesday — an $82.68 million spending plan that represents less than 1 percent in additional spending by the town and remains below the state-mandated tax cap despite large losses in county aid and the costs of the town’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
A Low-Key Ribbon Cutting For Sag Harbor Cinema
In what could be the first of many sneak previews to come, the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center celebrated the completion of the construction phase of its project with a decidedly low-key ribbon-cutting on Saturday.
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.
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Airport Advocates Conducting New Economic Study
A new advocacy group has commissioned what it says will be an in-depth and objective study of the financial benefits East Hampton Airport provides to the South Fork community, in hope of showing that it is a vital cog in the economic gears of the region.
Little Used Sag Harbor Pier Will Be Removed To Provide More Space For Sailboats
A little used public pier next to the Breakwater Yacht Club will be removed at the club’s expense to provide space for it to tie up more boats at its own dock. The club will also rent additional spaces on the east side of the village dinghy dock, which is currently not accessible, because it is blocked by the pier.
Business Briefs for October 29, 2020
Business Briefs for October 29, 2020