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Wainscott Residents Fret Over Gun Club Lease Renewal With East Hampton Town

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Barry Raebeck, a critic of the Maidstone Gun Club, said that the Coalition to Transform East Hampton Airport is offering to lease the 97 acres on which the gun club is situated. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Barry Raebeck, a critic of the Maidstone Gun Club, said that the Coalition to Transform East Hampton Airport is offering to lease the 97 acres on which the gun club is situated. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Oct 9, 2024
The Maidstone Gun Club, which has been shuttered since August 2022 after a stray bullet struck a house on Merchants Path in Wainscott, and East Hampton Town are apparently near... more

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