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From UA To CVS: Hampton Bays Plan Moves Closer To Fruition

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The CVS drug store is moving closer to moving in to the former movie theater in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

The CVS drug store is moving closer to moving in to the former movie theater in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

Parking spaces proposed in front of the building were a point of discussion for planners during review of the CVS project in hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

Parking spaces proposed in front of the building were a point of discussion for planners during review of the CVS project in hampton Bays. DANA SHAW

Goodbye movies, hello really long register receipts. The plan to replace the theater with a CVS drig store is moving along. DANA SHAW

Goodbye movies, hello really long register receipts. The plan to replace the theater with a CVS drig store is moving along. DANA SHAW

Kitty Merrill on Nov 23, 2020
The days of tubs of hot buttery popcorn and the latest blockbuster flick are over in Hampton Bays. On the near horizon, shoppers can expect those iconic yard-long register receipts,... more

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