Chicken Law Revised
According to the Sag Harbor Board of Trustees, resident Mare Dianora should be comfortable keeping all of her eggs in one basket and have faith that the Village of Sag Harbor will make it possible to...
View ArticleIncumbents Run Unopposed in North Haven
By Claire Walla This Tuesday, North Haven Village will see an uncontested election, with trustees George Butts and Diane Skilbred, as well as Mayor Laura Nolan all up for reelection. Nolan, who will be...
View ArticleThe Serious Side of Pet Adoption
By Claire Walla “Do not buy the rabbits! Do not buy the chickens!” Just about this time of year, when baby animals are born and images of fluffy white bunnies mark the onset of Easter, East Hampton...
View ArticleGarden Center Prepares for Easter Animals
By Claire Walla When Phil Bucking started his gardening store 17 years ago, he didn’t just bring flowers and foliage to the village. For as long as the Sag Harbor Garden Center has been around, it has...
View ArticleVillage: A Home For Hens
ag Harbor Village Trustees Village Introduces Chicken Law By Kathryn G. Menu Given that there has been little squawking over a propose law that would allow residents to keep chickens in Sag Harbor, at...
View ArticleA Tale of Six Chickens: Resident Hopes to Make Fowl Legal in North Haven
When Brett and Kirstin Morgan moved from New York City to the East End they were ready to embrace a sustainable and organic lifestyle. After settling into a home in North Haven in 2008, the couple...
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