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New Mayor James Larocca Takes The Helm In Sag Harbor

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Sag Harbor Village Mayor James L. Larocca is sworn in by Village Clerk Beth Kamper. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Village Mayor James L. Larocca is sworn in by Village Clerk Beth Kamper. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Village Mayor James L. Larocca is sworn in by Village Clerk Beth Kamper. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Village Mayor James L. Larocca is sworn in by Village Clerk Beth Kamper. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

New Sag Harbor Village Trustee Ed Haye is sworn in by Village Clerk Beth Kamper. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

New Sag Harbor Village Trustee Ed Haye is sworn in by Village Clerk Beth Kamper. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jul 6, 2021
New Sag Harbor Mayor James Larocca was sworn in at an event that mixed elements of a celebratory gathering of about 100 supporters with official business at John Steinbeck Waterfront... more

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