On April 22, the East Hampton Town Trustees had a very interesting meeting. The dredge priorities were discussed. An area named was Napeague Harbor. This is a step up from about a decade ago, when the Trustees were seemingly passed over in the decision process. Now we even heard discussion about potential meetings with Ed Romaine on the matter.
Mind you, we won’t hold our breath, as optimistic as anyone could be about the potential actuality.
Still here.
Joe Karpinski
Amagansett
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