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National Grid Says New Gas Main Will Provide More Reliable Service

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National Grid workers began installing a new gas main in Main Street in Sag Harbor last week. Stephen J. Kotz photo

National Grid workers began installing a new gas main in Main Street in Sag Harbor last week. Stephen J. Kotz photo

author on Apr 25, 2018
Just the sight of a couple of orange cones and yellow hard hats on Main Street in Sag Harbor is enough to provoke agita in people who have to drive... more

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