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America 250 Committee approves agenda, reviews town celebration plans.

East Hampton's America 250 Committee unanimously approved its April agenda and heard reports on bicentennial events planned through September. Co-Chairs Jack Solomon and Kevin Reich, along with seven members present in person and via Zoom, heard that the Lions Club will host a Navy Band concert May

Zoning board approves three lot coverage and dimensional variances.

Zoning Board of Appeals approves two variances in unanimous votes. Chair Brian Spack and Vice Chair Kevin Reed led the board to unanimous approval of a variance allowing 11 Skinner Street to increase lot coverage to 65 percent despite initial failure to obtain approval, and a variance splitting 12

Fire Commission approves $4,000 for Nevada conference trip.

Fire Commission greenlights $4,000 conference spending for two top officials. Chairman William Abbott and Fire Chief Robert Rainville received unanimous approval to attend the Fire Design Conference in Reno, Nevada, on May 19. The five-member board, chaired by Eric Germain, also unanimously

Commission on Aging expo committee plans fall health fair with expanded scope.

East Hampton's Commission on Aging Expo Working Group set scope for a fall 2026 health fair, aiming to grow attendance from 156 to 250-300 participants. Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski reported Chatham Health will provide flu, COVID, shingles, pneumonia, and RSV vaccines, with NARCAN training approved and

POCD Steering Committee reviews public input, emphasizes implementation.

POCD Steering Committee emphasizes implementation and accountability in planning overhaul. Chair Juliet Hodge led discussion of public input summary showing consensus on village revitalization and school challenges but disagreement on mechanisms like infrastructure investment and density; the