SCWA may soon prohibit non-essential water use in Southold
Leaders on the East End agree that more affordable housing could prop up a year-round economy, legacy industries are worth preserving and infrastructure investments will strengthen the region. Tara Smith reports in NEWSDAY that though they differ on specific tactics, the five East End town supervis…
Episode 136 with Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski, A Year In Review
In this special “Year in Review” episode, I sit down with Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski to reflect on his first year in office. From the hotel development moratorium, public safety, affordable housing efforts to beach erosion and zoning reform, we cover the major decisions and challenges tha…
LIRR union strike could occur as soon as September 18
The first Long Island Rail Road union strike in more than three decades could happen as soon as Sept. 18, absent intervention by the White House. It's a possibility that has caught many people off guard, including MTA officials left scrambling to figure out how to avoid disrupting the nation's busi…
East Hampton Town Supervisor issues statement on ICE actions in Minneapolis
The Southampton Town Board yesterday approved the $25.8 million purchase of an oceanfront mansion, which the town plans to demolish to create a beach access point.
The three-story, 11-bedroom home at 1950 Meadow Lane — a stretch of multimillion-dollar oceanfront estates in the Village of Southampto…
LIRR to build second temporary platform at Hamptons Bays
The Long Island Rail Road is adding a second temporary platform at Hampton Bays and making several other improvements to its Montauk Branch as it preps for a busy summer surge on the South Fork and the U.S. Open Golf Tournament. Alek Lewis reports in NEWSDAY that the temporary platform, on the stat…
East Hampton Town officials to move forward on new law drafted by OLA of Eastern Long Island
Immigration arrests on Long Island reached a historic high at the start of the year and continued steadily into last month, new data shows, offering the first comprehensive local look at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s crackdown.
Anastasia Valeeva and Josefa Velásquez report in NEWSD…
NYS planning to phase out Regents exams as graduation requirement
The state of New York is planning to phase out Regents exams as a requirement for high school graduation starting next school year.
Dandan Zou reports in NEWSDAY that under the proposed vision of a yearslong initiative known as New York Inspires, seniors in the Class of 2028 would instead be asked …
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