Bishop Leads Altschuler After Absentee Ballots Counted
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on Nov 30, 2010
UPDATE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 4:45 P.M. When election workers finished counting outstanding ballots on Tuesday afternoon, Democratic U.S. Representative Tim Bishop of Southampton led his challenger, Republican Randy Altschuler of... more
East Hampton Town will hold a forum on Thursday, February 27, to introduce a new planning study that will focus directly on the commercial-industrial district that lies between Three Mile Harbor Road and Springs-Fireplace Road, south of Abraham’s Path. The meeting will be held at East Hampton Library starting at 6:30 p.m. To be known as the Springs-Fireplace Road Corridor Study, the project will examine the existing and planned commercial uses of the area, as well as look in depth at future potential build-out and evolving land uses. Consultants will ultimately make recommendations for how future development and redevelopment could ... by Staff Writer
The East Hampton Town Board remains divided over how it wants to proceed with an updated music permit law that has been the subject of at times contentious debate over the past year. On Tuesday, board members were split into two camps — with Councilman Jeff Bragman in the middle as the swing vote. While all parties say they favor revoking music permits for bars and restaurants that are found guilty of three violations within a single calendar year, they differ over what should be counted among the violations used to trigger a revocation of an establishment’s permit. Supervisor Peter ... by Stephen J. Kotz
By Stephen J. Kotz A handful of Montauk residents, including business owners, urged the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday to put the brakes on a proposal by Pedal Share to extend its bicycle-sharing business to Montauk this year. Board members, who a week ago lauded the idea as a good way to reduce emissions and get more bicycles on the road, were quick to say that they did not want to harm local business owners by letting the company set up shop in Montauk. That would likely be the case, said Chris Briand, the owner of the Montauk Cycle ... by Stephen J. Kotz
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on Nov 30, 2010