Jan 8, 2013 5:39 PM
On New Year’s Eve, staff members of the Group for the East End packed up their Main Street, Bridgehampton office and headed to the North Fork. The non-profit organization, which works to protect and restore the natural environment through education, citizen action and public advocacy, has been operating out of its Southold office since its lease in Bridgehampton ended on January 1, according to the organization’s president, Bob DeLuca.
Mr. DeLuca said he decided not to renew the lease in Bridgehampton in an attempt to cut costs and devote more funds to programming.
“I feel very blessed to have the support that we do, but we need to be really smart with how money is spent and how we look at every dime,” he said on Tuesday, noting that there were fewer... more
Mr. DeLuca said he decided not to renew the lease in Bridgehampton in an attempt to cut costs and devote more funds to programming.
“I feel very blessed to have the support that we do, but we need to be really smart with how money is spent and how we look at every dime,” he said on Tuesday, noting that there were fewer... more
