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In East Hampton, Four Candidates Seek Two Seats on Town Board

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Clockwise from top left Jackson Dodds of Jackson Dodds & Company Landscape Installation and Maintenance prunes a tree on a Deerfield Road property on Monday, 3/20/17

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[caption id="attachment_74315" align="alignnone" width="1755"] Clockwise from top left, the candidates for East Hampton Town Board are Gerard "Jerry" Larsen, Jeffrey Bragman, Paul Giardina and Kathee Burke Gonzalez. Michael Heller photos[/caption]... more

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