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Civic groups ask Town Board to take action on large houses

Newsletter – Dec 7, 2020

The Orient Plan Propositions

Take Advantge of Suffolk County’s Septic Improvement Grants

Thursday, February 25, 2021
Featured Flash House Size Land Use February 24, 2021

Civic groups ask Town Board to take action on large houses

Members of the Orient Association, East Marion Community Association, Cutchogue Civic Association, New Suffolk Civic Association and Mattituck-Laurel Civic Association, appealed to the board during a work session Tuesday, arguing that while each hamlet organization must contend with its own unique issues, house size transcends geographical boundaries.

Featured Flash Historic Hamlet House Size Land Use May 12, 2020

The Orient Plan Propositions

Tabulation of Votes Percentages reflect the number of YES or NO votes divided by the total number of ballots cast (364). Actual YES and NO votes cast for each proposition … Read More

Septic

Septic

Suffolk County’s Septic Improvement Program

tony May 12, 2020
Septic

Eco-Friendly Septic Grants Available

tony May 12, 2020
Flash Septic

Take Advantge of Suffolk County’s Septic Improvement Grants

tony May 12, 2020

Government Alerts

Government Alerts

Golf Courses and Campgrounds

tony May 13, 2020
English -NY Gov Cuomo School Closure Update Edit 5.1.2020
Government Alerts

Governor Update on School Closure

tony May 13, 2020
Government Alerts

Ask Umbrella Helping Adults 60+

tony May 13, 2020
New LIRR Train
Government Alerts

LIRR Service during COVID-19 Pandemic

tony May 13, 2020

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Featured Flash House Size Land Use

Civic groups ask Town Board to take action on large houses

tony February 24, 2021Comment on Civic groups ask Town Board to take action on large houses

Members of the Orient Association, East Marion Community Association, Cutchogue Civic Association, New Suffolk Civic Association and Mattituck-Laurel Civic Association, appealed to the board during a work session Tuesday, arguing that while each hamlet organization must contend with its own unique issues, house size transcends geographical boundaries.

Newsletters

Group For The East End Letter to Southold Planning Board re: The Orchards Subdivision

tony December 7, 2020Comment on Group For The East End Letter to Southold Planning Board re: The Orchards Subdivision
Flash Newsletters

Newsletter – Dec 7, 2020

tony December 7, 2020Comment on Newsletter – Dec 7, 2020

Dear Friends and Neighbors, Though the world may seem out of control, Orient continues to maintain its warm community spirit. We hope you are well and enjoying our lingering fall … Read More

Government Alerts

Golf Courses and Campgrounds

tony May 13, 2020

Suffolk County campgrounds will be closed until May 31st, and all reservations between April 1st and May 31st will be refunded.  Campground dump stations are CLOSED.  New Camping reservations for … Read More

News

Newsletters

Group For The East End Letter to Southold Planning Board re: The Orchards Subdivision

tony December 7, 2020Comment on Group For The East End Letter to Southold Planning Board re: The Orchards Subdivision
Flash Newsletters

Newsletter – Dec 7, 2020

tony December 7, 2020Comment on Newsletter – Dec 7, 2020

Dear Friends and Neighbors, Though the world may seem out of control, Orient continues to maintain its warm community spirit. We hope you are well and enjoying our lingering fall … Read More

Water

Water

Nitrogen Problems In Peconic Bay

tony May 12, 2020

Historic Hamlet

Featured Flash Historic Hamlet House Size Land Use

The Orient Plan Propositions

tony May 12, 2020Comment on The Orient Plan Propositions

Tabulation of Votes Percentages reflect the number of YES or NO votes divided by the total number of ballots cast (364). Actual YES and NO votes cast for each proposition … Read More

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