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Plan to collect seaweed shot down by East Hampton Town Trustees

By Beth Young on Jun 16, 2009
Native Americans likely taught early East Hampton residents to gather seaweed along the shores for use as fertilizer for their crops, but a recent plan put forth by a nursery... more

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Community News, November 20

YOUTH CORNER Toddler & Teeny Tumbling Project Most at the Community Learning Center, 44 Meadow ... 19 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer

Guided Seal Hikes Offered at Montauk State Park

The first in a new annual series of guided seal observation hikes at Montauk State Park kicks off this weekend, with programs running through April 2026. Led by a State Park naturalist, the two-hour educational hikes give visitors the chance to explore Montauk’s scenic shoreline while observing as many as five species of wintering seals off Long Island’s easternmost point. Participants may also spot winter birds and learn about the area’s distinctive marine geology. Hikers should meet at the park office in the lower parking lot and arrive 10 minutes before the start time. The hikes take place outdoors; winter-appropriate ... by Staff Writer

OFVS Shows Planned at Guild Hall

Our Fabulous Variety Show will host a full weekend of performances at Guild Hall during the first weekend in December. The festivities begin with “The Holiday Spectacular,” featuring shows on Friday, December 5, at 6:30 p.m., and Sunday, December 7, at 2 p.m. The production will showcase festive dance numbers and seasonal skits created during the group’s fall semester, with performances by local students enrolled in weekly classes in lyrical, jazz, tap, musical theater, pom dance, ballet and acting. On Saturday, December 6, at 7 p.m. OFVS will present its “Melt Away Holiday Cabaret,” a family-friendly variety show featuring drag ... by Staff Writer

Judge Temporarily Blocks East Hampton Town's Eviction of Long Island Airlines

A web of interlocking court cases have temporarily blocked East Hampton Town officials from evicting ... by Jack Motz

East Hampton Town Board Plots Path Forward for Historic Osborn Homestead

Now that the 28-acre Wainscott parcel that will be known as the John Osborn Homestead ... by Jack Motz

Estimated Costs of Wants and Needs as Part of East Hampton Bond Proposition Unveiled During Latest Forum

East Hampton Superintendent of Schools Adam Fine said $27 million would be left in the ... by Desirée Keegan

Police Seek Public's Help in Looking for Man Said To Have Used Stolen Credit Card

Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and East Hampton Town Police have asked for the public’s help ... by Jack Motz

School News, November 20, Sag Harbor & East Hampton Town

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The Suffolk County Legislature on Tuesday honored Richard “Dick” Fox White Jr. for 55 years ... by Staff Writer

High Bids Prompt Move Toward Modular Homes for Cantwell Court Affordable Housing Project

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