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East Hampton Voters Say Yes to Roundabout

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East Hampton voters appear to have approved the removal of a 2-acre parcel from the town's nature preserve holdings so that a portion of it can potentially be used in the construction of a roundabout where Three Mile Harbor Road, Springs-Fireplace Road and North Main Street meet. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

East Hampton voters appear to have approved the removal of a 2-acre parcel from the town's nature preserve holdings so that a portion of it can potentially be used in the construction of a roundabout where Three Mile Harbor Road, Springs-Fireplace Road and North Main Street meet. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Nov 5, 2024
East Hampton Town’s voters have apparently approved a ballot referendum authorizing the removal of the triangular patch of land between the southern terminus of Three Mile Harbor Road and Springs-Fireplace... more

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