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All Five East End Towns Vote To Extend CPF To 2050 And Include Water Quality Projects

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Kim Tetrault, left, demonstrated how to make the oyster farm containers on Saturday morning. Alexa Gorman

Kim Tetrault, left, demonstrated how to make the oyster farm containers on Saturday morning. Alexa Gorman

Louis Gallo, a Miller Place resident, urged the board to put Columbus Day back on the school calendar on behalf of the Order Sons and Daughter of Italy in America. ANISAH ABDULLAH

Louis Gallo, a Miller Place resident, urged the board to put Columbus Day back on the school calendar on behalf of the Order Sons and Daughter of Italy in America. ANISAH ABDULLAH

Students from the Hampton Bays High School band march during the St. Patrick's Day parade. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Students from the Hampton Bays High School band march during the St. Patrick's Day parade. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Chickpea spinach chicken soup. JANEEN SARLIN

Chickpea spinach chicken soup. JANEEN SARLIN

Demolition of the portables at Easport Elementary School began Monday morning. ALEXA GORMAN

Demolition of the portables at Easport Elementary School began Monday morning. ALEXA GORMAN

Superintendent Lars Clemensen stands in front of the enterance of the Hampton Bays High School, which will be under construction starting on June 26. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Superintendent Lars Clemensen stands in front of the enterance of the Hampton Bays High School, which will be under construction starting on June 26. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Westhampton Primary Care Center staff having their daily huddle in the morning. ANISAH ABDULLAH

Westhampton Primary Care Center staff having their daily huddle in the morning. ANISAH ABDULLAH

authorGreg Wehner on Nov 9, 2016
Voters in all five East End towns overwhelmingly approved propositions on Tuesday to extend the Peconic Bay Community Preservation Fund and allow as much as 20 percent of its future... more

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