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East Hampton Town Board Unveils Wainscott Traffic Proposal; Several Farmers Object

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Hersey Egginton, the chair of the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee, addresses the East Hampton Town Board regarding a traffic proposal at four intersections in the hamlet.

Hersey Egginton, the chair of the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee, addresses the East Hampton Town Board regarding a traffic proposal at four intersections in the hamlet.

Bill Babinski brought some concerns to the East Hampton Town Board regarding some of the proposed traffic changes in Wainscott.

Bill Babinski brought some concerns to the East Hampton Town Board regarding some of the proposed traffic changes in Wainscott.

Jack Motz on Feb 22, 2025
Several farmers objected to aspects of a Wainscott traffic safety proposal unveiled by Councilwoman Cate Rogers before the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday, February 18, as they asserted that... more

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