Tuesday, September 9, 2008. Heather, a resident of Southold, has been an environmental advocate for 30 years. A graduate from Connecticut College in New London with a major in Human Ecology, she studied with the wetlands ecologist William Niering. Her grandparents lived in Cutchogue and she grew up living there summers and moved to the. His career has involved complex inspections of facilities ranging from nuclear reactors and chemical companies to the Plum Island Anima.

8220;We have not inherited the world from our forefathers, we have borrowed it from our children. Friday, January 14, 2011. Thus far, various Town Boards have fallen short of enacting legislation that would truly support the long-term vision and spirit of the various studies and plans produced over the last three decades. Please see the Economic Benefits of Open Space Preservation.

If you have anything to give away or trade in Southold, this is the place. Think of this space as a virtual re-use and recycle center. Save yourself a trip to the dump by posting items you no longer need or want. Someone in Southold might be able to use it. This space is also a trading post. You can offer tools you no longer need in exchange for an item or a service that Southold neighbor can provide to you.

Wednesday, July 23, 2008.