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Cantwell Doesn't Want Another HomeGoods Debacle In East Hampton

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authorShaye Weaver on Dec 2, 2014
Now that its hulking shell is complete, the new HomeGoods store in Wainscott is drawing fire from residents and public officials—including East Hampton Town Supervisor Larry Cantwell. Complaints have centered... more

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