On a gorgeous Saturday earlier this month, six East Hampton Middle School students gathered at the town’s shellfish hatchery on Three Mile Harbor to do some good — gluing eelgrass seeds to clams. It’s the latest project the Do Good Be Good Club has taken on this year.
The Springs School Board approved the use of just over $1.5 million from its more than $4 million repair reserve fund for five exterior projects.
The future looked bright at East Hampton High School’s annual Career Cafe as an array of local professionals visited the school cafeteria for a few hours to teach the juniors about their jobs.
The biggest issue at all of the community forums on the proposed bond thus far is the Fisher house, a residence on South Dewitt Place donated by a former superintendent, Robert Fisher, and his wife, and intended to house the district superintendent. The prevailing gripe? Plans to use part of the house for district storage.
