This Morning’s Bulletin — 4.29.14

Good Morning!

• Tonight is your chance to get a sneak preview of the Neo-Political Cowgirls’ summer show,  “Voyeur,” at Guild Hall in East Hampton. The free preview of their theater art installation production begins at 7:30 p.m. More information is online here.

• The Southampton Town Trustees will hold a special meeting tonight at the Hampton Bays High School auditorium to discuss access to waterways and the results of a recent court decision that left their checkbook in the hands of the town board. More information is online here.

• This being the fifth Tuesday of the month, most of our esteemed local town boards have taken a break from pesky public meetings, thank goodness. The lone exception is Shelter Island, which holds a work session today at 1 p.m., at which they’ll discuss topic ranging from waste management to plastic bag bans to a proclamation in honor of Falun Dafa Day, in honor of the Chinese moral practice also known as Falun Gong. World Falun Dafa Day is May 13. Shelter Island’s full agenda is online here.

• FEMA has granted an extension for homeowners who are filing documentation of their losses due to Superstorm Sandy, after Congressman Tim Bishop pushed for the change earlier this month. Homeowners had been required to file all documents by April 28, but will now have until October 29, the second anniversary of the storm, to file their paperwork. Mr. Bishop, who announced the extension late yesterday, said: “This extension will allow Long Islanders additional time to fully and accurately document losses and account for additional expenses that were discovered after the rebuilding began.”