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Westhampton Beach Main Street Property To Be Considered For CPF Purchase

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The Montauk Bus Company is being investigated by the Department of Environmental Conservation for potentially illegally dumping dangerous chemical on the property. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

The Montauk Bus Company is being investigated by the Department of Environmental Conservation for potentially illegally dumping dangerous chemical on the property. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Amelia Salvatore embraces Nicholas Kolb during graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Amelia Salvatore embraces Nicholas Kolb during graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

authorErin McKinley on Nov 21, 2016
A local developer who has applied to put a two-story building at the corner of Main Street and Library Avenue in Westhampton Beach is now considering letting Southampton Town use... more

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