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04.25.2013 News

No more water taxi from Greenport to Sag Harbor

Citing the need to apply for federal grant money, Mattituck businessman Jim Ryan confirmed Tuesday that the Peconic Bay Water Jitney, the water taxi that made daily round trips...

01.09.2013 Business

Jitney president to Sag Harbor board: Water taxi finished

Hampton Jitney president Geoff Lynch, a partner with Mattituck businessman Jim Ryan in last summer’s Peconic Bay Water Jitney pilot program, reportedly told the Sag Harbor Village Board Tuesday...

09.19.2012 Business

Is the Peconic Bay Water Jitney one and done?

The Peconic Bay Water Jitney, which ran five daily round trips between Sag Harbor and Greenport all summer long, might not be back next year unless investors show an...

09.08.2012 Business

Water taxi linking forks will run through September

Peconic Bay Water Jitney officials announced this week that its passenger ferry service linking the North and South forks will run through September. The 100-day temporary approval granted in...

06.19.2012 Business

Greenport-Sag Harbor ferry to begin operating June 30

The Peconic Bay Water Jitney passenger ferry linking the North and South forks is expected to be operational June 30 now that the Suffolk County Legislature has unanimously approved...

06.05.2012 Business

VIDEO: Sneak peek at the Peconic Bay Water Jitney vessel

A passenger ferry linking the North and South forks could be operational later this month if Sag Harbor Village and Suffolk County officials sign-off on the plan. Sag Harbor...

05.10.2012 News

Recap: Village Board approves Greenport-Sag Harbor ferry plan

The Greenport Village Board unanimously approved Thursday a proposed passenger ferry plan linking the North and South forks temporarily this summer. Earlier this week, the Sag Harbor Village Board...

05.08.2012 News

Recap: Sag Harbor board amends law to allow ferries from Greenport

The Sag Harbor Village Board approved Tuesday changes to its local laws that would allow a Greenport-Sag Harbor water taxi to operate in the village this summer. The Village...

04.27.2012 News

DEC closes Sag Harbor Cove due to biotoxins; Greenport trustee questions water taxi impacts

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has temporarily closed Sag Harbor Cove due to biotoxins. The presence of marine biotoxins may result in making shellfish hazardous to...

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