A house at the end of Mulford Lane at Lazy Point, which now is on the beach, may be demolished and rebuilt elsewhere on the property. A house on posts in the water at right shows just how far the shoreline has eroded.
Morgan McGivern
Government
A full-scale mock-up of a “dune ladder,” an invention that is intended to help limit erosion, has been set up on beachfront land owned by the East Hampton Town Trustees at Lazy Point.
Russell Drumm
The Sagaponack Village Board of Trustees has streamlined its duties, and acted as the planning board on Monday.
Carrie Ann Salvi
