Meet the Candidates for Southampton Town Offices…
The following candidates have been invited to speak and answer questions at the NCC meeting on Wednesday October 11, starting at 7 PM.
Supervisor:
Cyndi McNamara (R)
Maria Moore (D)
Town Council:
Michael Iasilli (D)
Rick Martel (R)
Bill Parash (R)
Bill Pell (D)
County Legislator
Manny Vilar (R)
Ann Welker (D)
Local Elections Matter!
Please Vote on Election Day, November 7th!
We get the chance to let our voices be heard at the ballot box. It might not feel very impactful when you’re checking the name or party of your choice, but the importance of casting your vote can’t be understated. Elections allow citizens to keep the administration accountable, and to weigh in on the direction and prioritization of policy. Getting informed and voting is one of the best ways to engage as a citizen.
Click the buttons below to visit the party’s candidates websites:
Voting Info/Links:
Early voting period is October 28th – November 5th
There are 27 early voting locations throughout Suffolk County. Click here for a list of Early Voting Poll locations and times.To find your polling place for election day voting, click here.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Please mark your calendars:
Additional opportunities to Meet 2023 Candidataes
The NCC will host a special meeting to Meet Southampton’s Trustees Candidates on Wednesday, November 1st
Trustees:
Rainbow Chavis (D)
Margaret Friedlander (D)
Mark Haslinger (R)
Scott Horowitz (R)
Chip Marian (R)
Dan Martel (R)
Joe McLoughlin (D)
Matt Parsons (D)
Daniel Van Arsdale (D)
Ed Warner (R)
and
Suffolk County Executive Candidate forum:
Tuesday October 10, 2023, 6:30-8:30 PM
@ Stony Brook University Charles B. Wang Center
100 Circle Rd, Stony Brook, NY 11794
Moderated by Chantee Lans, ABC7
Featuring Suffolk County Executive Candidates, David Calone and Ed Romaine
RSVP required; Click here
Long Beach
NCC officers met with Kristen Doulos, Parks & Rec. Director, via zoom to recap the summer season. Signage, beach stickers, staffing and enforcement were all discussed.
The restoration plantings done are doing well and another date is being coordinated with Cornell Cooperative to continue planting and will hopefully be scheduled sometime in October on a weekday around 3-4 PM. Volunteers will be needed! We also requested a discussion with Cornell on the broader scope of a possible coastal resiliency project at Long Beach. Stay tuned…
The NCC is grateful for Kristen’s hard work and attention to our concerns.
Trout Pond Clean Up
October 14 • 9 AM
Help Remove the Invasive Species in the Pond.
Volunteers are asked to join the Town of Southampton’s Parks & Rec. Department and Councilman Tommy John Schiavoni to help clean up Trout Pond’s invasive species, Cabomba caroliniana, that is overtaking the pond. This event will be similar to the last cleanup done in September 2022. Click here to learn more.
The Parks & Recreation Dept. will supply rakes to pull up the invasive plants and dispose of them. Kayaks are helpful along with rakes and gloves if you have them. Some volunteers wore wet suits as well. This event was very successful in eliminating invasive plants. Stay as long as you can.
Community Service hours given to students who participate.
Sag Harbor Schools
Become a member of one of the Board of Ed Committees below.
Apply to become members of advisory committees if you believe you can bring a particular skill or expertise to problems or issues to a committee. You may review each committee’s charters by clicking here.
Diversity and Inclusion Committee
Educational Facilities Planning Committee
Please mail or email a letter of interest by October 9, 2023 to:
Mary Adamczyk, District Clerk
Sag Harbor Union Free School District
200 Jermain Avenue
Sag Harbor, New York 11963
madamczyk@sagharborschools.org