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Town Says Seven Z CPF Purchase in Flanders on Hold Until Property Owner Can Be Reached

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The blighted for Seven Z site Southampton Town hopes to buy with CPF money. TOM GOGOLA

The blighted for Seven Z site Southampton Town hopes to buy with CPF money. TOM GOGOLA

The blighted for Seven Z site Southampton Town hopes to buy with CPF money. TOM GOGOLA

The blighted for Seven Z site Southampton Town hopes to buy with CPF money. TOM GOGOLA

Tom Gogola on Aug 8, 2023
Nearly a year after the Town of Southampton voted on Community Preservation Fund purchases of the former Seven Z dive school site and another nearby Flanders Road property — they... more

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