Shinnecock Economic Development Projects Are Still in the Works
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A rendering of the proposed casino. COURTESY OF THE SHINNECOCK NATION
A rendering of the proposed casino. COURTESY OF THE SHINNECOCK NATION
Staff Writer on Feb 14, 2024
For several years, the Shinnecock Nation had been working on bringing several economic development projects to fruition. Here’s a list of those projects, and where they stand: Little Beach Harvest... more
At the end of the first week of Southampton Town’s experiment with bypassing the traffic signals along County Road 39 west of Southampton Village, Southampton Town Highway Superintendent Charles McArdle said that the concept helped to lessen delays along the notoriously clogged roadway and moved many more cars per hour through the corridor. The number of cars on County Road 39 west of North Sea Road had increased by nearly 50 percent per hour by the fourth day of last week’s test run of eliminating red-green light cycles, and the number that flowed up from Sandy Hollow Road doubled, according ...
27 Apr 2025 by Michael Wright
The Town of Southampton is still actively seeking employees to staff its many beaches, particularly the bays and oceans in the eastern portion of the town, and is offering new locations for lifeguard training courses to help make the process run more smoothly and, hopefully, attract new candidates. Positions for beach manager, assistant beach manager, and beach attendants are still open at Foster Memorial Long Beach in Sag Harbor, and at the town’s ocean beaches east of the Shinnecock Canal, including Sagg Main, Mecox, Scott Cameron and Flying Point. In past years, the lifeguard certification courses — a necessary prerequisite ...
23 Apr 2025 by Cailin Riley
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Staff Writer on Feb 14, 2024