The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
Photos by Kyril Bromley The Trustees have approved a proposal from Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program mitigate and reduce nitrogen
Continue readingHog Creek Nitrogen Reduction Proposal Approved by Trustees
Northwest Harbor 8/27/24 Photo Susan McGraw-Keber Shellfish Dealers and Shellfish Harvesters, DEC-Shellfisheries collected water samples in several of the areas
Continue readingAreas Reopened to Harvest of Shellfish Effective August 28, 2024
Shellfish Dealers and Shellfish Harvesters, DEC-Shellfisheries collected water samples in several of the areas that DEC designated as temporarily uncertified
Carissa Katz 8/22/24 – The East Hampton Star The recent heavy rainfall and flooding has made our waters unsafe according
Continue readingTremendous Rainfall & Flooding Makes Water Unsafe
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business IV. Old Business V. Committee Reports Accabonac: Largest Clam Contest:
Due to the extremely heavy rainfall and extraordinary volume of rainwater runoff associated with the rainfall of August 18, 2024
Agenda I. Roll Call II. Public Comment III. New Business IV. Old Business V. Committee Reports Accabonac: VI. Administrative VII.
From the May 30th 2024 issue of The East Hampton Star- the beginning of the spawning season of the horseshoe
A toxic algal bloom has been detected in Georgica Pond, the Suffolk County Department of Health Services announced Friday, July
Continue readingGeorgica Pond: First Blue-Green Algae Bloom – No Crabbing for health reasons
Sponsored by SOFO, Surfrider Foundation/Eastern Long Island, and Suffolk County Legislature – Join the fun and meet your neighbors!
Suffolk County is treating the following marshes by helicopter for mosquito larvae today July 23rd – July 26th: Learn more
Continue readingSuffolk County Treatment of Mosquito Larvae Schedule: July
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