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East Hampton Town Meetings Will Shift Back to Evening Schedule, and Maybe Montauk

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Councilman David Lys and Councilwoman Kathee Burke-Gonzalez in the days before the pandemic when the Town Board held one of its three work sessions each month at the Montauk Fire House. Burke-Gonzalez, who will take over as town supervisor in January, said that the town is exploring ways to return to Montauk for one meeting a month but has to make technological arrangements for live-streaming the meetings on LTV's YouTube channel. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The East Hampton Town Board will resume evening meetings at Town Hall, twice per month, starting in the new year, Supervisor-elect Kathee Burke-Gonzalez said this week. Starting on January 4,... more

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East Hampton Town Meetings Will Shift Back to Evening Schedule, and Maybe Montauk

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