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Criticism Of Springs Shellfish Hatchery Plans Spreads

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A model of what the new hatchery facillities would look like at Gann Road.

A model of what the new hatchery facillities would look like at Gann Road.

The hatchery would be built on what is currently a residential property at the corner of Gann Road and Babes Lane.

The hatchery would be built on what is currently a residential property at the corner of Gann Road and Babes Lane.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 13, 2019
Criticism of a proposal to relocate all of East Hampton Town’s aquaculture facilities to a property on Gann Road has swelled in recent weeks. More than 30 Springs residents have... more

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