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East Hampton OK To Use Airport Funds To Fight Lawsuits, FAA Reaffirms

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East Hampton Airport. file photo

East Hampton Airport. file photo

authorStaff Writer on Aug 5, 2020
The Federal Aviation Administration has officially cleared East Hampton Town for using money in the town’s airport budget, raised primarily from fees on airport users, to pay the legal fees... more

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