Protecting Natural Resources
If adopted by the Sag Harbor Board of Trustee’s the newly proposed zoning code will give the village’s harbor committee teeth it has never...
Concerns Over Canopy
The historic preservation and architectural review board (ARB) counted itself the first of the Sag Harbor Village boards to grant approval for the condo...
Considering SEA-TV Support
Will Southampton Town residents soon be able to catch up on Sag Harbor government news by flipping the television to channel 22?
While that remains...
Variances On High Street Okay
Despite two meetings which debated the size of a proposed addition to Alexandra Leigh-Hunt’s High Street home, in a straw vote this Tuesday, the...
Lunch Program In the Red
A recent audit of Pierson’s school lunch program has turned up a deficit of $49,000 and the district is currently looking at ways to...
Applicants May Need To Cover Review Costs
George Butts was sworn in as Village of North Haven Trustee during the Monday, July 7 meeting. (k menu photo)
In order to ensure taxpayers...
Noyac Gets Lesson in Traffic Control
Travel on Noyac Road can be hectic
One of the biggest problems faced by people living in Noyac —Â especially those living on or near Noyac...
Bromberg Out on Bulova
Sag Harbor Zoning Board of Appeals Chairman Michael Bromberg will recuse himself from Sag Development Partners application for luxury condominium units at the former...
A Bridge For Jordan
The same night that Sag Harbor Mayor Greg Ferraris and the board of trustees unanimously passed a resolution supporting the measure, on Tuesday New...
Bridgehampton Adopts Tuition Rates
In an effort to make their tuition more competitive for out of district pre-kindergarten students, the Bridgehampton School Board debated and then adopted more...
Targeting The Big Parties
Sag Harbor Mayor Greg Ferraris never thought the Village of Sag Harbor would have to contend with sponsor, branding or event houses — usually...
East End Digest
Southampton Town:Â Honor Flight Comes Home
Southampton Town officials, including Supervisor Linda Kabot and Human Services Director Bill Jones, welcomed home veterans on a visit from...
Pierson Graduation: Change Defines the Person
The 100th graduating class of Pierson High School made its way along Pierson Hill under a sweltering sun Saturday afternoon —Â the last trip there...
New President Sees Trust as a Priority
The new president of the Sag Harbor Board of Education, Walter Wilcoxen, sees rebuilding the community’s trust in the board as a top priority....
Town Considering a Greener Code
Since taking office, Southampton Town Councilwoman Anna Throne-Holst has made the greening of the town a top priority. She spearheaded the creation of the...
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New York State has permitted high-risk high school sports to resume February 1, as long as local health departments approve it.
Express Sessions: Paid Parking In Sag Harbor, East Hampton Village May Begin This Spring
If all goes according to plan, the villages of Sag Harbor and East Hampton will implement new smartphone app-based paid parking in certain areas...
East End Residents Face Difficulty, Anxiety In Scheduling Vaccination Appointments
Frustration at the hurdles to securing a COVID-19 vaccination appointment, even one months down the road, reached fever pitch this week as New York State struggles to match a trickle of vaccine supply to the flood of demand.