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In East Hampton Village, An Earful On Airport Noise

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The Southampton Village Master Plan for the Business District, which includes Main Street and Jobs Lane, hopes to promote business and protect the historic integrity of the village. DANA SHAW

The Southampton Village Master Plan for the Business District, which includes Main Street and Jobs Lane, hopes to promote business and protect the historic integrity of the village. DANA SHAW

Third grader Liam McMunn organized a dress down day at his school to support students at Sandy Hook Elementary School. ERIN MCKINLEY

Third grader Liam McMunn organized a dress down day at his school to support students at Sandy Hook Elementary School. ERIN MCKINLEY

Third graders at Raynor Country Day School wear green in support of the students at Sandy Hook Elementary school. ERIN MCKINLEY

Third graders at Raynor Country Day School wear green in support of the students at Sandy Hook Elementary school. ERIN MCKINLEY

Inside the Enoch Pierson House on Mill Road in Westhampton. WILLIAM MAIRS

Inside the Enoch Pierson House on Mill Road in Westhampton. WILLIAM MAIRS

Inside the Enoch Pierson House on Mill Road in Westhampton. WILLIAM MAIRS

Inside the Enoch Pierson House on Mill Road in Westhampton. WILLIAM MAIRS

authorVirginia Garrison on Aug 14, 2012
Panelists and audience members had plenty to say about airport noise at a forum staged last Thursday by the East Hampton Village Preservation Society. Dr. Bonnie Schnitta, who specializes in... more

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