Sag Harbor Mayor Seeks To Allay Concerns Over Review Of Affordable Housing, Theater And Parking
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Sag Harbor Village Mayor Jim Larocca. DANA SHAW
Sag Harbor Village Mayor Jim Larocca. DANA SHAW
Stephen J. Kotz on Aug 10, 2022
Sag Harbor Village Mayor Jim Larocca this week responded to an open letter posted last week by the group Concerned Members of Our Community, which asked the Village Board to... more
SAG HARBOR — A 1985 Alfa Romeo was damaged in a hit-and-run accident on Bay Street on September 26, according to a police report filed that day. Village Police did not have details about how badly damaged the car was. SAG HARBOR — A residential burglary was reported to Village Police on September 27. The burglary happened at a home on Bay Street. Police declined to discuss the case, citing an ongoing investigation. SAG HARBOR — On September 30, Village Police were called to a parking lot behind Main Street to reports of a verbal dispute. According to the police ...
6 Oct 2022 by Staff Writer
One of the greatest pleasures of living on the East End is access to the abundance of fresh produce and locally sourced food available to the masses in the summer months and harvest season. But the season always feels short, and as the days get shorter and cooler, it’s back to nationally packaged and distributed food from the grocery stores, lacking in the same nutritional value and other benefits of locally sourced fare. For some people, however, who are unable to afford what can understandably be higher-cost local foods, the simple pleasure of celebrating the local growing season may never ...
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Stephen J. Kotz on Aug 10, 2022