East Marion, NY News & Events

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Guide: LI party boat rentals, fishing trips, sailing tours and more

Get out on the water with our list of charters, sunset cruises, pedal pubs, tours and other vessels.

5 unique LI winery experiences: A drink-in theater to Mexican brunch 4m read

'Cozy and warm' Cutchogue home near beach for sale for $999,0001m read

Jankow, Debetta lead Babylon past Mattituck/Greenport/Southold1m read

Photos: Mattituck-Babylon boys lacrosse

Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Peconic Bay Squadron: America's Boating Course

Jun7

Learn information about New York State boating laws, regulations, boat registration and licensing, required boating safety equipment, dos and don'ts of boating safely, practical knowledge of navigation and rules of the road, how to handle medical emergencies onboard and mechanical problems on the water, the basics of towing and trailering and special important information for hunters, anglers and sports enthusiasts, register

Where

Clearwater Marina

352 Kings Point Rd.

East Hampton, NY

Phone

631-566-4181

Price

$65

Website

usps.org/cgi-bin-nat/eddept/fclass.cgi?03

Peconic Bay Squadron: America's Boating Course

Jun7

Learn information about New York State boating laws, regulations, boat registration and licensing, required boating safety equipment, dos and don'ts of boating safely, practical knowledge of navigation and rules of the road, how to handle medical emergencies onboard and mechanical problems on the water, the basics of towing and trailering and special important information for hunters, anglers and sports enthusiasts, held for 2 weeks on Saturdays, register by May 23

Where

Clearwater Marina

352 Kings Point Rd.

East Hampton, NY

Phone

631-566-4181

Price

$65

Website

pbps.us/education/schedule

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