Former Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi last Wednesday was sentenced to one to three years in prison, a term that was laid out in a plea bargain and will... more
East Hampton Town last week created the new advisory committee that will guide the town’s use of revenues from the newly established Community Housing Fund to create affordable housing opportunities. The Town Board voted on March 16 to appoint six community members to the committee, who will be joined by four village officials to comprise the Community Housing Opportunity Fund Advisory Committee. The community members appointed to the committee are: Andrew Garvey of Amagansett, who is a board member of Enterprise Community Investment, a national affordable housing nonprofit group; Patricia Wadzinski, an East Hampton real estate broker; Alice Houseknect, a ...
by Michael Wright
on Aug 31, 2011