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UPDATE: No Restraining Order Issued Between Westhampton Beach School And Killoran Family

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Aiden Killoran drives by suppoters at Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW
Aiden Killoran drives by suppoters at Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW
Christian Killoran with suporters at a protest at Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW
Christian Killoran with suporters at a protest at Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW
About 65 people protested in front of the Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning in support of Aiden Killoran. DANA SHAW
About 65 people protested in front of the Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning in support of Aiden Killoran. DANA SHAW
Bridgehampton students Ayamma El, Milo Youngerman, Patricia Figueroa and Amoy Webley in the Sprouts garden. DANA SHAW
Christian Killoran, 11, holds a sign in support of his brother Aiden at a protest at Westhampton Beach Midlle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW
Hurricane Sandy swept up the East Coast in October 2012 leaving devastating damage in her wake. PRESS FILE
Aiden's sister Shannon,8, holds a sign in support of her brother. DANA SHAW

Aiden Killoran drives by suppoters at Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW

Christian Killoran with suporters at a protest at Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW

About 65 people protested in front of the Westhampton Beach Middle School on Wednesday morning in support of Aiden Killoran. DANA SHAW

Bridgehampton students Ayamma El, Milo Youngerman, Patricia Figueroa and Amoy Webley in the Sprouts garden. DANA SHAW

Christian Killoran, 11, holds a sign in support of his brother Aiden at a protest at Westhampton Beach Midlle School on Wednesday morning. DANA SHAW

Hurricane Sandy swept up the East Coast in October 2012 leaving devastating damage in her wake. PRESS FILE

Aiden's sister Shannon,8, holds a sign in support of her brother. DANA SHAW

UPDATE: Monday, 3:40 p.m. An agreement between the Killoran family and the Westhampton Beach School District reached in U.S. District Court on Monday morning made it unnecessary for a restraining... more

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