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Potential Purchase of Marsden Street Lots Is Talk of the Town in Sag Harbor Ahead of November 3 Vote

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A rendering of what the development of the Marsden lots could look like, pending community input, was sent to parents in a letter last week and posted on the school district website. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT

A rendering of what the development of the Marsden lots could look like, pending community input, was sent to parents in a letter last week and posted on the school district website. COURTESY SAG HARBOR SCHOOL DISTRICT

Retrieving ballots from the ballot box. DANA SHAW

Retrieving ballots from the ballot box. DANA SHAW

Sag Harbor School Board President Sandi Kruel hugs District Clerk Mary Adamcyzk are the results are read. DANA SHAW

Sag Harbor School Board President Sandi Kruel hugs District Clerk Mary Adamcyzk are the results are read. DANA SHAW

Ballots are handed over to be counted. DANA SHAW

Ballots are handed over to be counted. DANA SHAW

authorCailin Riley on Oct 26, 2022
Sag Harbor residents will head to the polls on November 3 to vote on whether to authorize the use of $3.325 million held in the Sag Harbor School District’s capital... more

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