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East Hampton Village Rescinds Pickleball Conversion Moratorium

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East Hampton firefighters were recognized for assisting in combating wildfires in Orange County last month. Pictured, from left, are Jerry Turza, Ray Harden, Mayor Gerry Larsen, First Assistant Chief Chris Hatch and Chief Duane Forrester. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

East Hampton firefighters were recognized for assisting in combating wildfires in Orange County last month. Pictured, from left, are Jerry Turza, Ray Harden, Mayor Gerry Larsen, First Assistant Chief Chris Hatch and Chief Duane Forrester. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Ray Harden of the East Hampton Fire Department was recognized with a proclamation

Ray Harden of the East Hampton Fire Department was recognized with a proclamation "for his remarkable service, leadership and unwavering dedication to the East Hampton Fire Department and our community." Harden, left, is pictured with Mayor Jerry Larsen, First Assistant Chief Chris Hatch and Chief Duane Forrester. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Dec 23, 2024
The East Hampton Village Board held its final meeting of 2024 on December 18, at which the board held three public hearings and discussed the board’s compensation and a potential... more

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