The Peconic Bay Community Housing Fund surpassed $100 million in collections from its launch. The next question is what to do with that money. The participating towns in the East End crossed that threshold a few months ago, Behind the Hedges reported, citing figures recently released by New York State Assembly member Tommy John Schiavoni. That includes more than $21 million this year through the month of July. Participating towns brought in $79.12 million during the program’s first three years. “These monies are a critical lifeline for our region, and they ought to be utilized to the greatest extent to […]

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