On the Police Logs 02.13.20
A man in a small boat was found in Otter Pond on the afternoon of Feb. 4. Someone complained, but it was not clear to police whether it was illegal.
Pleas for Kelp Help and Pollinator Protection
The Suffolk County Aquaculture Lease Program’s initial 10-year review was once again a topic of public comment, but Monday’s meeting of the East Hampton Town Trustees was dominated by one pitch for a complementary practice in the sea and another for the protection of pollinators on land.
Historical Voices Tell Story of Enslaved in North
Accounts by people of African heritage whose paths crossed Long Island at one time or another provide glimpses of what their lives were like. They tell a story of brutality, deprivation, and, above all, resistance.
East Hampton Town Launches Corridor Study
The East Hampton Town Board will hold a meeting to launch the Springs-Fireplace Road Corridor Study on Feb. 27 at the East Hampton Library, at which a consulting team will present an overview and solicit public input.