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Southold Town Board Sets Public Hearing On Proposed Hotel Moratorium - Vimarsana News

Southold Town Board Sets Public Hearing On Proposed Hotel Moratorium

Southold Town Board Sets Public Hearing On Proposed Hotel Moratorium - North Fork, NY - The public hearing on the proposed moratorium on new hotel development in Southold is slated for June 18.

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Southold weighing zoning change plan to build 36 affordable apartments in Cutchogue - Vimarsana News

Southold weighing zoning change plan to build 36 affordable apartments in Cutchogue

A developer's plan to build 36 affordable apartments on Main Road in Cutchogue would require a change from low-density residential to affordable housing district.

New Southold Battery Energy Storage Systems Committee Set To Meet Soon - Vimarsana News

New Southold Battery Energy Storage Systems Committee Set To Meet Soon

New Southold Battery Energy Storage Systems Committee Set To Meet Soon - North Fork, NY - The committee consists of seven members who will vet the issues posed by new proposed battery energy storage systems.

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Southold Town and Greenport Village boards explore new ways to protect the vital village waterfront - Vimarsana News

Southold Town and Greenport Village boards explore new ways to protect the vital village waterfront

Southold Town and Greenport Village met to discuss the ongoing issues surrounding the local waterfront in a joint meeting.

Southold distributes $450,000 of its COVID relief funds to fire departments, nonprofits - Vimarsana News

Southold distributes $450,000 of its COVID relief funds to fire departments, nonprofits

The Town Board voted to distribute $50,000 to each of the seven fire departments that serve its residents and allocate nearly $100,000 to three nonprofits.