How many times have you been on your cell phone on the East End and find yourself saying, “You there? Hello? You there?”
We all hate the idea of any new wireless communication towers, but the Town Board in Southampton this week announced that it is moving forward with its Wireless Communication Master Plan, with the goal of expanding on wireless coverage throughout the area. New antennas are being proposed on pre-existing structures to minimize the impact on the views of areas. There is also a three tier classification plan being put into place in Southampton by board memeber Nancy Gabrowski. The three tier plan is designed to make it easier for wireless companies to build small structures, and more difficult for them to build large structures.
Having a cell phone work well on the East End is all fine and good. But there are some of us, especially those that love Montauk, kind of like not having good coverage with a cell phone because it is an excuse not to be on it during your weekend escapes.
So now for the real question? Who offers the best wireless service on the East End?
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Way to go Jitney.
You can feel even better now about taking the Hampton Jitney out from Manhattan. Marketing director Jennifer Friebely just let us know about the the biodegradable, soy-based biodiesel that all of the buses are now going to be running on to get you to the Hamptons. Just another example of how this community and its businesses make sure to do their part for the environment.
No word on whether or not the Jitney is gonna gas up by taking the cooking oil from McDonalds in Southampton or if they are gonna switch from serving pretzels to French Fries. One can hope.
Isn’t it so nice to know that there is something called biodiesel that actually works? What me worry?
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If you missed the meeting last night to voice your opinion about the terrible looking powerlines that are being proposed to be built on Southampton back roads, country and farmland you can send your comments directly to LIPA by emailing sobridge@lipower
You can also fax them a letter by dialing 516 719 8602
Comment your opinions on this issue on the blog as well! Take action and stop these lines!
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