Water Quality Report: Below NYS Standards – Poor Condition
According to a report issued last week by Dr. Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook University and the School of Marine
Continue readingWater Quality Report: Below NYS Standards – Poor Condition
The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
According to a report issued last week by Dr. Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook University and the School of Marine
Continue readingWater Quality Report: Below NYS Standards – Poor Condition
Construction of the South Fork Wind farm continued this week with the installation of its offshore substation. Photo: South Fork
Continue readingSouth Fork Wind Farm Substation is Installed
Chris Gobler of Stony Brook University joins with Adrienne Esposito, Citizens Campaign for the Environment, and Kevin McDonald of The
The Suffolk County Legislature’s vote came in the wake of a report that water quality in Long Island’s coastal zones
Continue readingSuffolk Legislators Nix Water Quality Referendum on Ballot
New England and the Mid-Atlantic coastlines offer the potential for exhilarating marine wildlife viewing experiences. Whether on the beach or
Continue readingWhale Watching and Wildlife Viewing in New England and the Mid-Atlantic
Should Governor Kathy Hochul sign a bill that New York legislators have passed, it would be the nation’s first ban
Continue readingBirds & Bees- Pollinators May Soon Buzz Without Pesticides!
In years past, young children frolicked in early summer’s evenings, running merrily with glass jars to capture the ephemeral firefly
John Ryan Jr., the head lifeguard of the East Hampton Town calls them “sea pests” but the sting by a
Continue readingPortugese Man O’ War Jellyfish at Indian Wells Beach –
Please slow down when driving on our roadways – over the July 4th holiday two were found killed as they
This is the original meeting house of the East Hampton Town Trustees! The Trustees met at the Old Town House
Continue readingTrustees Meet in the Old Town House – Celebrating 375th Town Anniversary
Initially, the Trustees voted to approve a one-year moratorium commencing in November 2021 on all new applications for docks, catwalks,