Monthly Archives: October 2007

So, Where Do We Put the Affordable Housing, Take Two

Posted on October 12, 2007 by Saltbox

Transportation issues are on everyone’s mind again even though the worst of the summer season is over. (So, you’re thinking, “what’s that got to do with affordable housing? — wait, I’ll get there.) The much hyped South Fork Commuter Connection (SFCC), comprised of extra Long Island Railroad trains between Speonk and Montauk, and feeder buses to take commuters from the …
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Sag Harbor: Still Making History

Posted on October 8, 2007 by Saltbox

What’s the one constant in Sag Harbor’s 300 year history? Change. Starting as the port for the farmers in Sagaponack, Sag Harbor went on to become a bustling center of trade, home to one of the country’s largest whaling fleets, and an industrial center producing everything from watchcases to parts for the lunar landing module. As you walk the village, …
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Posted in Development, Historic Preservation, Local Events, Our Town | 1 Comment