Deepwater Ups Ante For Town Approvals While Fishermen Continue To Plead For Speed Bumps - 27 East

Deepwater Ups Ante For Town Approvals While Fishermen Continue To Plead For Speed Bumps

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author on Apr 3, 2018
East Hampton Town officials and Deepwater Wind representatives have been negotiating a new package of community benefits to be paid by Deepwater, worth more than $8 million to various corners... more

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