Top Ten Articles on Issues Facing the Community

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Residents of Newtown Road in Hampton Bays talk about how they are disturbed by littering and over-crowded parking at East Landing Beach.

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Residents speak out about on green energy and local conservation at the second of two forums on sustainability for Southampton.

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Councilwoman Nancy Graboski joined Deputy Town Supervisor Frank Zappone at Town Hall for a PowerPoint presentation outlining the new draft of the town's planned development districts.

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The long-awaited Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement (DGEIS) for Hampton Bays hamlet center was released.

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People should do away with their manicured lawns and meticulously landscaped properties and learn to live more naturally.  That was the suggestion of environmental experts who spoke at a Hampton Bays Civic Association meeting

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Many residents of Southampton spoke about not being satisfied with the new draft legislation on Planned Development Districts.

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An overview of the Hampton Bays Corridor Strategic Plan was presented at the October meeting of the Hampton Bays Citizens Advisory Committee.

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The town has decided to bulldoze a Mermaid Lane residence that has become a public nuisance.

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The town has requested federal, state and county funding to elevate Dune Road to help stop the area from flooding.

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Local municipalities speak to their attorneys about a proposal to create an Eruv around Westhampton Beach and parts of Southampton Town and the Village of Quogue.