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Montauk Welcomes Free Hampton Hopper Bus Transit Over Fourth Of July Weekend

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One of two Hampton Hopper buses offering transit to Montauk visitors and residents for free this summer. JON WINKLER

Arlene Pastore

It’s a warm Monday morning at the entrance to Hither Hills State Park on Old Montauk Highway in Montauk, when an aqua green bus pulls up at 10. Its door... more

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Montauk Welcomes Free Hampton Hopper Bus Transit Over Fourth Of July Weekend

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