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Southampton Arts Center Successful in Petition To Appear on Southampton Schools Ballot

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The Southampton Arts Center will have a proposition on the Southampton Union Free School District ballot, seeking taxpayer dollars. DANA SHAW

The Southampton Arts Center will have a proposition on the Southampton Union Free School District ballot, seeking taxpayer dollars. DANA SHAW

authorMichelle Trauring on Feb 25, 2025
For the first time in its history, the Southampton Arts Center is asking taxpayers to support a proposition on the Southampton School District’s annual budget that would levy funds for... more

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