Restoration of Round Pond Shoreline in Sag Harbor Planned for Later This Year

icon 3 Photos
The decaying bulkhead at the foot of Middle Line Highway will be replaced with rain gardens and a bioswale in a project being coordinated by Southampton Town and the Village of Sag Harbor. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

The decaying bulkhead at the foot of Middle Line Highway will be replaced with rain gardens and a bioswale in a project being coordinated by Southampton Town and the Village of Sag Harbor. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

The end of Middle Line Highway at Round Pond will be transformed into a natural shoreline through a project being coordinated by Southampton Town and the Village of Sag Harbor.  STEPHEN J. KOTZ

The end of Middle Line Highway at Round Pond will be transformed into a natural shoreline through a project being coordinated by Southampton Town and the Village of Sag Harbor. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

A conceptual plan for the shoreline work proposed at Round Pond in Sag Harbor. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN

A conceptual plan for the shoreline work proposed at Round Pond in Sag Harbor. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN

authorStephen J. Kotz on Feb 20, 2023
An idea that has been tossed about informally for years — the removal of a bulkhead at the foot of Middle Line Highway at Round Pond on the Sag Harbor... more

You May Also Like:

USA Warrior Stories, Created by Longtime Friends, Gives Veterans a Platform To Connect and Share

In 2017, Matt Hindra and Nick Kraus paid a visit to Martin Sylvester at his ... 7 Nov 2025 by Cailin Riley

East End Students Bring 'Alice by Heart' to Life at LTV Studios

South Fork Performing Arts, a local nonprofit with a mission to bring quality arts education ... by Cailin Riley

Voices of Valor: Preserving the Stories of Veterans | 27Speaks

This Saturday, November 8, three generations of local veterans — Angelique Williams (Navy 1997-2014), Ed ... 6 Nov 2025 by 27Speaks

UPDATE: Protesters Line Highway in Hampton Bays To Decry ICE Raids

UPDATE: Friday, 10 a.m. Dozens of protesters lined the streets of Hampton Bays across from ... 5 Nov 2025 by Michael Wright

Stop the Hunger

Setting aside politics for a moment, the federal government shutdown, now in its fifth week, is having significant consequences. A Washington Post story last week estimated that it will cost the economy up to $14 billion. The Congressional Budget Office says up to 750,000 federal workers are being furloughed or required to work without pay. The impact on air traffic controllers is starting to affect travel just as the holiday season begins. But none of that is as worrisome as the impact on the poorest among us, who are about to see the challenge of simply putting food on the ... by Editorial Board

Expect Delays

Anyone who commutes east and west on the South Fork daily, or who needs goods or services that come by truck — so, really, everyone — endured several days of stress. New York State and Suffolk County officials were able to find a higher gear than normal to repair Sunrise Highway at the Shinneock Canal, which limited the pain, and for that they are to be commended. By now, everyone is aware: Heavy rains last week caused erosion along the bridge abutments on the northeast side of the canal. Two westbound lanes of the highway were closed for days, with ... by Editorial Board

Pierson/Bridgehampton Field Hockey's Streak of Consecutive County Titles Comes to an End After Loss to Bayport-Blue Point

For a decade, the Pierson/Bridgehampton field hockey team reaching, and winning, the Suffolk County Class ... by Drew Budd

Sag Harbor Sewer Extension Project Gets Underway

Contractors this week began work on a major infrastructure project for the Village of Sag ... by Stephen J. Kotz

With Multiple State-Qualifying Times and Champions, Bonac Swimmers Place Second at League II Championships

The East Hampton/Pierson/Bridgehampton girls swim team finished its regular season 3-3 in League II dual ... by Drew Budd

Funding Source Still Matter of Debate for Noyac Sidewalk Project

Plans for pedestrian enhancements, including sidewalks and crosswalks, for Noyac Road should come into sharper ... by Stephen J. Kotz