Residents Concerned About What East Hampton Airport Regulations Could Mean for Montauk - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Environment / Government / 2135305

Residents Concerned About What East Hampton Airport Regulations Could Mean for Montauk

author on Feb 12, 2015
A grassroots organization in Montauk asked the town board to consider what regulations at East Hampton airport could mean for the island's eastern most airport. Photo by Cara Rooney.  By... more

You May Also Like:

Listen: Nick LaLota and John Avlon on Criminal Justice | 1st District Matters Podcast

"1st District Matters" is a new podcast series from The Express News Group and WLIW-FM ... 10 Oct 2024 by The Express News Group & WLIW-FM

LaLota, Avlon Have Little Common Ground on Criminal Justice

Republican 1st District U.S. Representative Nick LaLota and John Avlon, the Democratic candidate who hopes ... by Christopher Walsh

Sag Harbor Village Board Hears Complaints About Paid Parking

A handful of Sag Harbor Village residents appeared before the Village Board on Tuesday to ... 9 Oct 2024 by Stephen J. Kotz

Assembly Candidates Schiavoni, Kiely Featured in League Debate

Southampton Town Councilman Tommy John Schiavoni and Shelter Island Town Attorney Stephen Kiely, who are ... by Stephen J. Kotz

Sag Harbor Tree Case Adjourned Again After Attorney Says Village Official's Comments Were Prejudicial

A closely watched zoning case in Sag Harbor Village Justice Court was adjourned until November ... 8 Oct 2024 by Stephen J. Kotz

North Haven Plans To Install Speed Humps To Slow Traffic on Sunset Beach Road

Four speed humps to slow traffic have been proposed by Mayor Chris Fiore and Deputy ... by Stephen J. Kotz

LaLota, Avlon on the Economy

Representative Nick LaLota, a Republican who is seeking a second term in the U.S. House ... 3 Oct 2024 by Christopher Walsh

Listen: John Avlon and Nick LaLota on the Economy | 1st District Matters Podcast

"1st District Matters" is a new podcast series from The Express News Group and WLIW-FM ... by The Express News Group and WLIW-FM

Proposed Bridgehampton Horse Farm Clears First Hurdle

If anyone still thought that a horse farm, proposed for a 30-acre open field in Bridgehampton, could be staved off, those thoughts were disavowed on Thursday, September 26, when the Southampton Town Planning Board reviewed a presubmission conference report — a precursor to a formal application — for North Edge Stables II, LLC. The property owner wants to build a facility for up to 26 horses with stables, riding rings, a garage for farm equipment and horse trailers, and employee housing at the corner of Lumber Lane and Scuttle Hole Road. Wayne Bruyn, the attorney for Gabi Morris, who has ... 2 Oct 2024 by Stephen J. Kotz

Sag Harbor Decoy Carver's Shop Will Become Art Gallery

An old storefront on the corner of Madison Street and Jermain Avenue, where Bob Hand ... 1 Oct 2024 by Stephen J. Kotz