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Conservation-Lake Commission re-elects Hartling, Hart to leadership; grapples with budget impasse and staffing gaps.

Conservation-Lake Commission re-elects leadership amid budget stalemate and recruitment crisis. Chair Jason Hartling and Vice Chair Robert Hart won unanimous support, but Vice Chair candidate Chuck Yenkner was voted down 6-2. The failed town budget leaves only partial commission funding through

Commission on Aging approves May minutes, addresses senior center cooling and budget cuts.

Commission on Aging addresses budget cuts and housing policy. Chair Eric Rosenberg, MD, and Vice Chair Cindy Craig urged members to email Town Council and Finance Board members by June 12 advocating retention of a full-time Senior Center position after the June 2 budget referendum failed; the Board

Arts Commission increases Old Home Day parade budget, selects senior center artwork

East Hampton Arts Commission increases Old Home Day spending to $1,250. Chairman Alex Bridgemohan announced the commission will design t-shirts and banners for the July 11 parade, with Joni Maxwell coordinating chalk distribution through Amazon. The commission voted unanimously to increase the

Town Council approves temporary mill rate of 27.79 as budgets await revision.

East Hampton Town Council unanimously sets temporary mill rate at 27.79 pending final budget adoption. Town Manager David Cox explained the rate, derived from new property valuations including Board of Assessment Appeals reductions, will support tax bills sent in late June. The Council also

America 250 Committee plans Declaration reading, parade float

East Hampton's America 250 Committee coordinates Declaration reading, parade float, town picnic. Co-Chairman Kevin Reich outlined a nationwide July 8 reading of the Declaration of Independence at 6 p.m., with East Hampton's reading at Center School grounds and guest reader Neal Kirk performing. The