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Peconic Bay Water Jitney
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Update: Water taxi owner confirms millions needed to refloat service
While he’s not officially pulling the plug on the Peconic Bay Water Jitney, partner Geoff Lynch told Times/Review Newsgroup Thursday it would take a “multi-million dollar” infusion of money for the Greenport-Sag Harbor water taxi service to sail again this summer. Mr. Lynch, who confirmed an earlier report this week after...
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Lynch to Sag Harbor board: Water jitney 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 night he doesn’t expect the water taxi that ran between Greenport Village and Sag Harbor to float a second season. It would...
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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 interest in underwriting the business, according to a Shelter Island Town Board member. The 53-passenger ferry, running seven days a week until...
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New pedestrian ferry starts service linking forks
East End visitors can now see the North and South Forks on the same day and by foot — and without ever setting one on Shelter Island. They now have the option to take a 40-minute ride aboard the new Peconic Bay Water Jitney passenger ferry, which was launched last weekend. Mattituck...
