Thank you to all the people who supported my campaign for Sag Harbor Village justice. I am truly touched to have found such encouraging support from people whom I have known all my life, people whom I met for a few minutes on Main Street, and all the people in between. I appreciate all of them.
Special thanks to Mayor-elect Tom Gardella for asking me to run. And, congratulations to Aidan Corish and Bob Plumb on your reelections.
Thank you, Sag Harbor — I look forward to serving as your next village justice.
Carl Irace
Sag Harbor
The Final StepAs Southampton Town considers aggressive action on sand mines, with plans to use amortization — a tool last used effectively to rid the town of nightclubs and bars the town considered nuisances — to finally end the practice, it’s important...
Keep TalkingTalk is not a solution, but solutions won’t be found without a great deal of interplay between the officials making the decisions and the public that will be affected by them. So The Express Sessions event last week in Sag...
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Expanded Retirement Benefits Legislation Could Help Address Shortages for Paid EMS StaffNew legislation introduced by State Senator Monica Martinez will soon give paid first responders in Suffolk County the option to retire after 25 years of service, an enticement that could help address staffing shortages and boost recruitment of paid EMS...
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