Why should you support and vote yes? For the future of the village and for the children that are growing up here.
The school vote of November 3 is not for Astroturf or hazardous materials, or to destroy nonexisting wetland code. The vote is for acquisition of the Marsden lots, which the school can acquire at a good price. The vote is for our kids to practice sports in a safe environment at their school.
The vote indirectly will prevent developers from buying the land and building gigantic homes.
There is a process outlined by the School Board. It involves the experts, and plans to make the project move forward in a considerate manner. Planning financials, security, health and environmental considerations are on the table.
Let’s support our kids and give them the chance to practice sports safely on school property.
Let’s support our school district with the opportunity to expand the sports infrastructure and the school grounds for the kids of today and future generations.
Veronique and Clive Wood
Sag Harbor
Elizabeth Spitz, affectionately known to her close friends and family as “Betty,” peacefully passed away in her sleep on October 15 in Los Angeles. Betty was 79 years old. Betty was born in Southampton, New York, on January 3, 1946,...
HAMPTON BAYS — A local resident told Southampton Town Police on October 20 that she had been the target of an attempted fraud scheme. She said she had received a call informing her that she was among nine winners of...
MONTAUK — East Hampton Town Police arrested Charles E. Wakim, 58, of Ontario, Canada, and charged him with misdemeanor DWI around midnight on October 20. Police said Wakim was driving a 2006 Chrysler when he exited the parking lot of...
SAG HARBOR VILLAGE — Sag Harbor Village Police are investigating a report they received Sunday of a possible burglary at a Grand Street home. The resident of the house had recently died, and his family members were cleaning it out...
The Election Day ballot for Southampton Town voters contains the races for Suffolk County legislator, Southampton Town supervisor and two council seats, the Southampton Town clerk, all five members of the Southampton Town Trustees, the highway superintendent and one of...
Parking, or the lack thereof, which has become a perennial issue in Sag Harbor, was the principal topic tackled at an Express Sessions panel discussion on “Local Matters” held on Thursday, October 23, at the American Hotel. Unlike previous events...
One of many questions surrounding the future existence of the Maidstone Gun Club centers on the best use of public, East Hampton Town-owned land. With the settlement of a lawsuit seeking to shutter the club on the table for some...
There are two propositions on the ballot — as always, don’t forget to flip your ballot over! — that deserve attention. The first is a state measure that would clear the way for an Olympic skiing and trail facility on...
In an age punctuated by extreme political party divisions and acrimony, it was refreshing to hear from two Suffolk County legislators representing the East End — one a Democrat and one a Republican — about how well they worked together...
Projecting a shortfall in critical funding, the Southampton Board of Education approved a second tax anticipation note, or TAN, that will cover a $5 million gap not yet filled by real estate taxes and New York State reimbursement. “When I...
We're happy you are enjoying our content. You've read 4 of your 7 free articles this month. Please log in or create an account to continue reading.
Login / Create AccountWe're happy you are enjoying our content. Please subscribe to continue reading.
Subscribe Already a Subscriber