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Boater Finds Body Of Unidentified Man At Napeague Harbor
East Hampton Town Police are continuing an investigation into the death of an unidentified man whose body was found floating near the entrance of Napeague Harbor on Saturday evening.
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The Venerable Beebe Windmill To Turn Heads Once More
The Beebe Windmill, that has been moved five times since it was built in 1820, will live on as a permanent testament to agrarian ingenuity and an integral part of the South Fork’s history thanks to a major restoration project financed by the Town of Southampton that is nearing completion this year.
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New Incarnation For A Bridgehampton Landmark
The beautiful yet crumbling homestead, a testament to an era gone by, stands stoically on the corner of Ocean Road and Route 27 East bearing witness to many a trend along that busy Hamptons intersection. The good news is better days are finally returning to the Rogers House as efforts to restore her historical dignity are currently underway.
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McGintee Proposes Recovery Plan; Board Agrees To Hunker Down
Town Supervisor William McGintee presented the first part of what he said would be a three-part plan to control East Hampton Town spending at the Town Board’s work session in Montauk - held on Tuesday - fast on the heels of receiving news that a preliminary audit of the town’s 2007 budget revealed $5.6 million in overspending, resulting in a total deficit of approximately $8 million.
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Bay Street Theatre's Management Shuffled; Interim Directors Named
The husband and wife team of Steve Hamilton and Emma Walton will no longer oversee day-to-day operations at Bay Street Theatre as of this month. The duo will consult with the theatre on educational programming and development, while pursing other creative projects.
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Tribal Trustee Lance Gumbs Steers Path To Shinnecocks' Economic Future
As the Shinnecock Nation continues to seek federally recognized status and continues to plan for a gaming facility, Tribal Trustee Lance Gumbs predicts big changes for the Shinnecock Nation in the near future.
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For Trustees, Monitoring Neighbors And Old Friends All Part Of The Job
Instead of using the required non-treated wood, Jackson opted to work with chemically treated wood products, which is a clear violation of the code. A stop work order was issued after town bay constables noticed the work in progress at the marina and checked town records for the required permit.
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As East End Real Estate Market Softens, CPF Coffers Begin To Shrink
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