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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Michael Wright

    Early Season Nor’easter Leaves Concerns for Winter (opens the original)

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    Last weekend’s nor’easter knocked out power to thousands of South Fork residents, flooded several neighborhoods and caused substantial beach erosion along both bay and ocean shorelines, but the South Fork was largely spared more costly or longer-lasting impacts. Perhaps the most concerning lingering effect of the storm is what the next storm, and the one after that and the one after that might bring to some areas where the September 26 to 27 storm has already scoured away much of the protect

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Michael Wright

    Town Could Fund Purchase of Hampton Bays Apartment Building To Preserve, Improve Affordable Option (opens the original)

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    Southampton Town is considering directing $6.5 million from its Community Housing Fund toward the purchase of a Hampton Bays apartment building and two commercial buildings to preserve the current use of the property as affordable housing. The apartment building at 34 Good Ground Road has 10 one-bedroom rental apartments and the proposal from the town would be to fund the purchase and rehabilitation of the structure by Georgica Green Ventures, a Glen Cove-based developer that has partnered with

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Michael Wright

    Deer Population, or Overpopulation? (opens the original)

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    White-tailed deer are not the only vector for the ticks that carry various diseases that plague the South Fork, but they are the foundational one, and as the concerns about tickborne illness grow, so has the view that the local deer population should be reduced and kept in check. Several local municipalities have mounted concerted efforts to reduce their deer populations and say the number of ticks found in surveys of lawns and woodlands has fallen too, leading many to argue that the best — pe

  4. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Michael Wright

    Southampton Town Board Unveils Draft ‘Pattern Book’ for Riverside Redevelopment (opens the original)

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    The consultants helping Southampton Town plan a sweeping redevelopment of Riverside presented the Town Board this week with the initial draft of their suggested “pattern book” — the development handbook that will ultimately guide the design of new streets, businesses and residences over coming decades. The pattern book, as similar documents have done for other hamlets, formally lays out where new roads will be built and how each section of the redevelopment area will be arranged — establ

  5. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Michael Wright

    County Will Restripe CR39 on Tuesday, Ending ‘The Merge’ Experiment (opens the original)

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    The Suffolk County Department of Public Works will restripe the westbound lanes of County Road 39 between North Sea Road and Sandy Hollow Road beginning on Tuesday to remove the merge to a single lane and warned that roadwork could cause traffic delays . The changes to the striping will be in the westbound lanes only; the work is scheduled to be completed by 2:30 p.m. to beat the traffic surge of the afternoon rush hours. The restriping will restore the section of County Road 39 west of North Se

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