UPDATE: State Supreme Court Denies PSEG’s Application For Temporary Restraining Order Against East Hampton Town
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Lauren Capozzola, 16, hugs Bozenna Urbanowicz Gilbride, a Polish Holocaust survivor, after hearing her presentation at the Westhampton Beach High School on Tuesday. BY CAROL MORAN
Kevin Cancellieri waits for his sister, Megan, to start dancing in "The Nutcracker" at Southampton High School. COURTESY MEGAN CANCELLIERI
Lauren Capozzola, 16, hugs Bozenna Urbanowicz Gilbride, a Polish Holocaust survivor, after hearing her presentation at the Westhampton Beach High School on Tuesday. BY CAROL MORAN
Kevin Cancellieri waits for his sister, Megan, to start dancing in "The Nutcracker" at Southampton High School. COURTESY MEGAN CANCELLIERI
on Apr 10, 2014
UPDATE: Monday, 4 p.m. PSEG’s request for a temporary restraining order against East Hampton Town was denied in State Supreme Court in Riverhead on Monday, according to East Hampton Town... more
The candidates for East Hampton Town Board returned to the debate stage this week for their first face-to-face meetings of the general election cycle. But with the three candidates endorsed by the East Hampton Town Republican Party refusing to participate in any of the debates, because they are being held virtually via Zoom rather than in person, the debate “stage” was essentially a replay of the spring Democratic Party primary, the losers of which already had Independence Party endorsements and remained on the November 2 election ballot. Early voting in East Hampton Town begins next week at the Windmill Village ... by Michael Wright
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on Apr 10, 2014