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Town Board Says New Designs, Objections By Environmentalists Should Not Derail Review Of Hills Proposal

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Travis Steidle add salt to the touch tank at the new Southampton High School Marine Science Lab.

Travis Steidle add salt to the touch tank at the new Southampton High School Marine Science Lab.

Dancers Chloe Gavalas, Brooke Bierfriend, JanieMae Westergard and Rachael Pepper will attend prestigious ballet intensives this summer. DANA SHAW

Dancers Chloe Gavalas, Brooke Bierfriend, JanieMae Westergard and Rachael Pepper will attend prestigious ballet intensives this summer. DANA SHAW

author on Mar 17, 2015
As an East Quogue golf course and housing development nears the start of its official public pitch, members of the Southampton Town Board said they will look at the application... more

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