Larsen Takes Over In East Hampton Village; Plan To Extend Summer At Village Beaches
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Jerry Larsen is sworn in as East Hampton Village mayor on Friday by Villlage Administrator Becky Molinaro.
Sandra Melendez is sworn in as an East Hampton Village trustee on Friday. Michael Wright
East Hampton Village Trustee Chris Minardi is sworn in.
Mayor Jerry Larsen and Trustee Chris Minardi.
Social distancing precautions were in place at the first in-person government meeting in East Hampton since March. Michael Wright
Mayor Jerry Larsen posed for photos with his family after his swearing in. Michael Wright
Jerry Larsen is sworn in as East Hampton Village mayor on Friday by Villlage Administrator Becky Molinaro.
Sandra Melendez is sworn in as an East Hampton Village trustee on Friday. Michael Wright
East Hampton Village Trustee Chris Minardi is sworn in.
Mayor Jerry Larsen and Trustee Chris Minardi.
Social distancing precautions were in place at the first in-person government meeting in East Hampton since March. Michael Wright
Mayor Jerry Larsen posed for photos with his family after his swearing in. Michael Wright
Michael Wright on Sep 18, 2020
Jerry Larsen was sworn in on Friday as the first new mayor of East Hampton Village in nearly 30 years, part of a new majority of first-time board members. “Good... more
The race for the 1st Congressional District seat between incumbent U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin, a Republican, and Democratic challenger Nancy Goroff has already cost some $19 million, with the heated frenzy of the final two weeks before Election Day still to be tallied. According to the latest mandated filings with the Federal Elections Commission on October 14, Mr. Zeldin’s campaign has raised about $7.5 million for this election cycle and spent $5.6 million. Ms. Goroff essentially kept pace on spending through the middle of the month, with more than $5.4 million in receipts wrung up. But with total fundraising of ... by Michael Wright
East Hampton Town will host a public forum on Thursday to discuss the role of police in the local community and the possible need for “reform and reinvention” in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement and anger over the killings of unarmed Black people by police officers around the country. Thursday’s meeting is the first public forum in a state-mandated review of policing and the role of police departments in each community, ordered by Governor Andrew Cuomo in response to this spring’s outrage over social justice inequities in policing. According to the governor’s mandate, each community must develop ... by Michael Wright
Two offshore wind developers announced this week that they have submitted bid proposals to New York State for new wind farms in the ocean southeast of Block Island that, if selected by the state, would pump electricity to Long Island. The Norwegian energy corporation Equinor and Ørsted US Offshore each submitted multi-faceted bids to the state this week proposing new wind farms in what is known as the Massachusetts wind energy area, south of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket — the same general area of the ocean where the South Fork Wind Farm and Sunrise Wind projects, both Ørsted projects slated ... by Michael Wright
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Michael Wright on Sep 18, 2020