Sooner or later, the empty cottage that once stood on a sandy coastline was felled when the bay’s frozen temperatures

Continue readingSwallowed by Gardiner’s Bay in Napeague

The Trustees voted to increase the annual scholarship award to a graduating student of East Hampton High School that will

Continue readingTrustees Vote to Double the Scholarship Fund for the Annual EHHS Graduate Award

In recent weeks, the East Hampton Town Trustees, who own the beaches, and the East Hampton Village board members, have

Continue readingTrustees Consider the Village Beach Season –

Cornell Cooperative Extension- Marine Program will be conducting a bottom trawl survey throughout New York State waters from Smith Point

Continue readingCornell Cooperative Ext. Marine Program: Bottom Trawl Survey Notice

It’s Technically Not a Crab Horseshoe crabs (family Limulidae) are among Earth’s oldest living animals. They’ve survived for hundreds of

Continue readingThe Animal Who Has Survived 300 Million Years

John Aldred, a Deputy Clerk of the East Hampton Town Trustees , is a former lifeguard, part-time ichthyologist, environmental analyst,

Continue readingMosquito Water Sampling & Suffolk County Vector Control

Trustee and sixth-grade teacher at the Middle School, David Cataletto, was at the East Hampton Shellfish Hatchery on Three Mile Harbor

Continue readingEast Hampton Middle School Students – “Do Good Be Good Club”

After many years, the Trustees agreed at the November 10th meeting to initiate the project to open the east channel.

Continue readingNapeague Harbor – Trustees Begin the Process to Open the East Channel