East Hampton Village Board Permits Take-Out Food Stores In Commercial District
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The 2014 East Hampton Antiques Show will focus on decorative items for the home and garden like this cast iron Heraldic Lion doorstop from Andrew Spindler Antiques. COURTESY EAST HAMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The 2014 East Hampton Antiques Show will focus on decorative items for the home and garden like this cast iron Heraldic Lion doorstop from Andrew Spindler Antiques. COURTESY EAST HAMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
on May 22, 2018
East Hampton Village residents and visitors could end up skipping the wait for a restaurant and just order some takeout. The East Hampton Village Board on Friday amended the village... more
Last week, Senator Jim Gaughran and Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., chairs of the Committee on Local Government in both the Senate and Assembly, respectively, announced this year’s state budget, adopted last week, has fully restored Aid and Incentives for Municipalities, otherwise known as ‘AIM’ funding. The governor’s budget proposed cutting over $39 million, including from Long Island town and village government budgets, a change Mr. Gaughran and Mr. Thiele decried. The legislature demanded full restoration of this funding, to compensate for what the Long Island region sends to Albany each year. Town supervisors and village mayors rely on this ... 12 Apr 2021 by Staff Writer
A collection of feminine care products by members of the Suffolk County Legislature proved successful, but also highlighted the impact the exclusion of these products from government assistance programs is having on women and girls. Suffolk County Legislator and Presiding Officer Rob Calarco and Legislator Bridget Fleming teamed up to address lack of access to menstrual products faced by women throughout Suffolk County communities, holding collections at their offices. According to Ms. Fleming, an average menstruating American will spend an estimated $1,773.33 over their lifetime on tampons alone, and the economic burden on menstruating Americans has only increased during the ... by Staff Writer
On Thursday, April 8, New York State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., announced the state budget includes $450,000 for the Peconic Estuary Partnership. Last year, as in years prior, the Peconic Estuary Partnership (PEP) received $200,000 in funding through the state budget. This funding increase that more than doubles PEP’s previous allocation and will assist in essential environmental protection and programming, Mr. Thiele said in a press release. Dubbed one of the “Last Great Places in the western hemisphere” by the Nature Conservancy, the Peconic Estuary is situated between the North and South Forks of Long Island. The watershed begins ... by Staff Writer
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on May 22, 2018