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

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

authorMichael Wright on Dec 13, 2023
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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