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After 14 Years, Hampton Bays Diner Lawsuit Settled

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The Southampton Town Board voted to settle the lawsuit brought by the owners of the Hampton Bays diner. KITTY MERRILL

The Southampton Town Board voted to settle the lawsuit brought by the owners of the Hampton Bays diner. KITTY MERRILL

The Southampton Town Board voted to settle the lawsuit brought by the owners of the Hampton Bays diner. KITTY MERRILL

The Southampton Town Board voted to settle the lawsuit brought by the owners of the Hampton Bays diner. KITTY MERRILL

The Southampton Town Board voted to settle the lawsuit brought by the owners of the Hampton Bays diner. KITTY MERRILL

The Southampton Town Board voted to settle the lawsuit brought by the owners of the Hampton Bays diner. KITTY MERRILL

Kitty Merrill on Apr 13, 2022
Members of the Southampton Town Board voted to settle a lawsuit with the owners of the former Hampton Bays Diner that dates back to 2008. The diner’s owners, Frank and... more

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