Residents Turn Out To Protest Overcrowding In Springs
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Round House and its gardens will be among the stops during Guild Hall's "The Garden As Art: The Green Landscape" tour on August 23. KYRIL BROMLEY
Angelica Uribe, a freshman, learns how to use an engineering ruler in a class at Bridgehampton High School.
Trish Franey KYRIL BROMLEY
Round House and its gardens will be among the stops during Guild Hall's "The Garden As Art: The Green Landscape" tour on August 23. KYRIL BROMLEY
Angelica Uribe, a freshman, learns how to use an engineering ruler in a class at Bridgehampton High School.
Trish Franey KYRIL BROMLEY
on Mar 6, 2012
They call themselves the Unoccupy the Hamptons movement. And no, they have nothing to do with Wall Street. An impassioned contingent of Springs residents appeared before the East Hampton Town... more
The East Hampton Town Board adopted NYStretch Energy Code — a more stringent energy efficiency code for houses and commercial buildings — on November 18, and both Southampton Town and Southampton Village are investigating doing the same. Created by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, NYStretch is designed to make new buildings 11 percent more energy efficient than the standard state building code requires. Adopting NYStretch is completely voluntary for towns and villages, but the state has sweetened the pot by offering grant money to those who do: $5,000 for municipalities with up to 40,000 residents, and ... by Brendan J. O’Reilly
East Hampton Town hopes to have a temporary communications tower in place in Springs by next April to help close gaps in emergency communications — but would offer no relief to cellular telephone users. The plan is to use an 88-foot-tall, trailer-mounted telescoping tower on loan from Suffolk County to loft microwave radio antennas that would boost the coverage of the town’s new multimillion-dollar communications system to areas of Springs that antennas on the existing towers cannot reach, until the town can erect a new permanent tower in the hamlet. “Right now, the system is on the original five [towers] ... by Michael Wright
East Hampton Town has added six additional vaccination clinics in December and January to its schedule, due to high demand for the shots offered this month. Appointments for first-, second- and third-dose shots are now available online for December 22, December 28, January 5, January 10, January 19 and January 25. Appointments can be booked online at COVID19VaccinesTOEH.as.me/ for those eligible to receive the vaccines and boosters. More information can be found on the town website, ehamptonny.gov or by calling the supervisor’s office at 631-324-4140. All shots will be administered at the Town Hall campus. The doses available are only ... by Michael Wright
East Hampton Town is making a bid to purchase a vacant waterfront lot on East Lake Drive in Montauk, one of just a handful of open lots along the Lake Montauk’s eastern shoreline. The proposal by the town calls for the purchase of 1.7-acre lot and 1.2 acres of underwater lands in the lake for a little less than $2.5 million. The land at 495 East Lake Drive, just east of the East Lake Marina, is currently owned by Stephen and Elena Devita and is developable land. A viewing tower of the type used to show prospective land buyers the ... by Michael Wright
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on Mar 6, 2012