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Suffolk County Health Department Finds More Contaminated Wells In Wainscott, Expands Survey

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authorJon Winkler on Jan 5, 2018
The Suffolk County Department of Health Services has expanded the parameters of its survey of private water wells near the East Hampton Airport in Wainscott after discovering four more wells... more

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