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Workers Start Removing Dying Trees Along Main Street In East Quogue

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Southampton's Marty Markowitz with a letter from the New York State Department of Health regarding his complaint against his psychiatrist.

Southampton's Marty Markowitz with a letter from the New York State Department of Health regarding his complaint against his psychiatrist.

Carli Cameron participated in an eMission project, where she had to work together with her classmates to save the residents of the island of Montserrat from a volcanic eruption in the face of an approaching hurricane. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Carli Cameron participated in an eMission project, where she had to work together with her classmates to save the residents of the island of Montserrat from a volcanic eruption in the face of an approaching hurricane. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Deer are "edge species," meaning they prefer open spaces abbutting forest, which is plentiful on the East End thanks to development. DANA SHAW

Deer are "edge species," meaning they prefer open spaces abbutting forest, which is plentiful on the East End thanks to development. DANA SHAW

Dr. Scott Carlin of Hampton Bays spoke at a United Nations sponsored conference in Korea about global issues. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Dr. Scott Carlin of Hampton Bays spoke at a United Nations sponsored conference in Korea about global issues. AMANDA BERNOCCO

authorAmanda Bernocco on Sep 25, 2017
The buzzing of landscape trucks filled the air in East Quogue on Monday afternoon as workers contracted by Southampton Town began removing dying trees along the hamlet’s Main Street. The... more

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