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Nor’easter takes toll on beaches

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The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

The Quogue Village beach

By Michael Wright on Nov 17, 2009
Towering waves battered portions of the oceanfront during last weekend’s intense nor’easter, one of the strongest and longest to hit the area in years, washing away dunes, undermining roads and... more

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