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Redwood Marina ‘Could Have Been Condos’
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Source: The East Hampton Star

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share through email Published 2 days ago Last updated 2 days ago Tommy John Schiavoni, left, joined Sag Harbor Village and Southampton Town officials for a ribbon-cutting last week celebrating the municipal acquisition of the Redwood Marina. Cornell Cooperative Extension will operate education programs there. Leigh Goodstein By Leigh Goodstein November 12, 2026 A newly acquired parcel of public land on the Sag Harbor waterfront is poised to serve two purposes, combining marina access with an ecological study center designed to promote environmental research, education, and stewardship. In a collaborative move by Southampton Town, Sag Harbor Village, and the Cornell Cooperative Extension, the Redwood Marina was purchased earlier this year using Community Preservation Fund money. The intention was twofold: to keep the longtime marina open and serving full-time residents and to give the cooperative extension a home base at an active waterfront.
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