Click Here to read highlights of the information session on docks from October 31, 2015.
Read MoreLast October when County Resolution 830-2012 to establish boating safety requirements was signed by County Executive Bellone, Suffolk’s Charter...
Read MoreSouthold 2020 Update: "Community Character" Chapter eliminates the goal to reduce shoreline hardening by 20%. Suffolk Times report by...
Read MoreA floating dock that has broken loose is a danger to public safety. Washed up on a private beach,...
Read MoreSouthold Town Trustees announce the Pump Out Boat Program. This is now available on weekends and holidays through Columbus...
Read MoreThe pace was slow at the start as a group of neighbors complaining about beach egress and legal property...
Read MoreBOOOO-EEEEE! Please take a moment to enjoy our trick or treat - a Halloween tutorial on getting a mooring...
Read MoreAt the July 21 Town Trustees meeting, Dave Bergen reported the following wish list for Suffolk County dredging. Note...
Read More‘Tis the season Whether you’re casting off the beach, fishing from your kayak, 14’ Starcraft or a 36’ Off-shore...
Read MoreJohn Kramer took a ride with a SoutholdVOICE member who wanted to show him the situation in Richmond Creek. He, too, has been on the list for a permit to moor his boat for 8 years, just like the man he wrote about last month. The mooring area in Richmond Creek is a deep oval near the end of the entrance channel, big enough to moor at least 6 and maybe 8 boats. There are presently 2 moorings there, one occupied and one not. He spoke to Jill Doherty, Chairperson of the Trustees, about this and she said.....
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