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Public service, not politics, will be focus of Anna Throne-Holst's first term as town supervisor

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Anna Throne-Holst's sons, from left, Nic, Sebastian and Max.<br>Photo by Hallie D. Martin

Anna Throne-Holst's sons, from left, Nic, Sebastian and Max.
Photo by Hallie D. Martin

authorFrank S. Costanza on Jan 6, 2010
The day after she was elected Southampton Town supervisor, Anna Throne-Holst left her Sag Harbor home well before dawn to help shuttle her three sons back to the schools that... more

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