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Michael Wright

Michael Wright

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Staff Reporter, 27east

Southampton

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  • Red Algae Blooms Appear In Western Shinnecock Again

    By Michael Wright Verified| Southampton Press@ Business / News / Southampton Press / Environment / 2351805 Shellfish harvesting has been banned in western Shinnecock Bay because of the appearance of a potentially toxic red algae bloom. SOUTHAMPTON TOWN TRUSTEES Shellfish harvesting has been banned in western Shinnecock Bay because of the appearance of a potentially toxic red algae bloom.

    By Michael Wright Verified · Southampton Press

    Apr. 20, 2025

  • Hotel To Replace Boardy Barn in Hampton Bays Proposed by Riverhead Holiday Inn Owners

    By Michael Wright Verified| Southampton Press@ Business / Government / News / Southampton Press / 2350621 The old Boardy Barn in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW The old Boardy Barn in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW Michael Wright on Apr 17, 2025 Only about five minutes into a pitch of plans to build a 68-unit hotel on the former Boardy Barn property, a member of the Hampton Bays Civic Association suggested a... more The most aggressive experiment with alleviating traffic delays along County Road 39 in more than ...

    By Michael Wright Verified · Southampton Press

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • No-Red-Lights Traffic Experiment Starts Monday on County Road 39 and Montauk Highway in Southampton

    By Michael Wright Verified| Southampton Press@ Business / Government / News / Southampton Press / 2351097 The pilot program will begin on Monday. Starting on Monday afternoon at 4 p.m., the three traffic lights on County Road 39 west of Southampton — at Sandy Hollow Road, Magee Street and Tuckahoe Road — all will be switched to blinking yellow or steady green for the three peak hours of the afternoon commute. The pilot program will begin on Monday.

    By Michael Wright Verified · Southampton Press

    Apr. 16, 2025

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27east

'+1 631-283-4100

Founded: 2007