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UPDATE: Neighbor Slaps Southampton Justice With Defamation Suit Over Remarks, Wilson Withdraws Application

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A property dispute betwwen Justice Barbara Wilson and Tony Gugliotta, which stated in April of 2013, has escalated to a defamation lawsuit filed by Mr. Gugliotta last week.

A property dispute betwwen Justice Barbara Wilson and Tony Gugliotta, which stated in April of 2013, has escalated to a defamation lawsuit filed by Mr. Gugliotta last week.

authorShaye Weaver on Jun 4, 2015
UPDATE, TUESDAY 11 A.M.: Ms. Wilson withdrew her application from consideration at Monday night's Village Architectural Review Board meeting without comment. On Tuesday morning, Ms. Wilson said she wasn't ready... more

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