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Major Hurdles Cleared For Park in North Haven

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North Haven Village Trustee Claas Abraham; Deputy Mayor E. Dianne Skilbred; Mayor Jeffrey Sander; Southampton Town Councilman Tommy John Schiavoni; and village trustees Chris Fiore and Terie Diate at the former Lovelady Powell property on Sunset Beach road in North Haven. DANA SHAW Chris Fiore

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