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Sag Harbor Ready To Undertake Next Phase of Waterfront Improvements

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Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

Renderings of the proposed walkway connecting John Steinbeck Waterfront Park and Windmill Beach in Sag Harbor. COURTESY HOLLANDER DESIGN

authorStephen J. Kotz on Nov 5, 2024
The plan to build a boardwalk under the Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter Veterans Memorial Bridge in Sag Harbor is beginning to take shape. This week, workers will begin removing invasive... more

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