“Look Who’s Coming to Chowder”!
On Sunday, October 9th from 12 Noon to 3PM, the East Hampton Town Trustees will hold our 32nd Annual “Largest
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Trustee Projects for Accabonac & Napeague Harbors Seek Funding
Dr. Joyce Novak, the Executive Director of The Peconic Estuary Partnership (PEP) , attended the Trustee’s meeting of September 12th
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Accabonac Protection Committee Presents: Coastal Assessment Resiliency Plan (CARP)
Date: September 21, 2022 Time: 5:30PM Place: Duck Creek Farm in Springs Join Samantha Klein, Kim Shaw, and Kathleen Fallon
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HarborFest is Back!
This weekend- The Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for another fun-filled weekend of HarborFest. The post-Labor Day tradition,
Meeting: September 12, 2022
I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business Rick Whalen to present new ideas regarding the maintenance of Crooked Highway. *Postponed as
South Fork Wind: Virtual Open House
Invitation to the public: We hope to see you in a little less than two weeks at our #SouthForkWind virtual
Trustees at Work : Surveying Docks
This month, the Trustees have begun a survey of all docks in waters in their jurisdiction. A drone survey of
Crab Poachers in Local Waters
Blue Claw Crabs – Photo by Trustee Tim Garneau – NYC Chinatown. This summer season members of the East Hampton
Meeting August 22, 2022
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business Lazy Point Application received from Susan Knobel, Lazy Point Leaseholder, 100 Shore Road,
Coastal Assessment Resiliency Plan: Adopted by EH Town Board
The Town board of East Hampton voted to adopt the Coastal Assessment Resiliency Plan (CARP) last week that outlines the
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Thinking of Moving to Higher Ground?
The latest Coastal Assessment Resiliency Plan for the Town of East Hampton has made it clear- coastal erosion is changing