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National Grid Will Replace Sag Harbor Main Street Gas Main This Winter

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National Grid is counting on Sag Harbor's Main Street being a little quieter in the coming weeks when it plans to replace gas mains from Spring Street to Bay Street. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

National Grid is counting on Sag Harbor's Main Street being a little quieter in the coming weeks when it plans to replace gas mains from Spring Street to Bay Street. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Dec 21, 2021
A common refrain heard when there is any sort of construction work being done on the road in the summertime is: “Why couldn’t they wait until the offseason?” Well, National... more

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