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Representatives For New Owner Of Historic Sagg Store And Post Office Present Initial Plans To Joint Meeting Of Sagaponack Village Boards

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Representatives for the new owner of the Sagg Store unveiled preliminary plans for the store at a joint meeting of the various Sagaponack Village Boards last week. FRANK GREENWALD ARCHITECT

Representatives for the new owner of the Sagg Store unveiled preliminary plans for the store at a joint meeting of the various Sagaponack Village Boards last week. FRANK GREENWALD ARCHITECT

The fate of the Sagg Store has been a subject of speculation for months. CAILIN RILEY

The fate of the Sagg Store has been a subject of speculation for months. CAILIN RILEY

authorCailin Riley on May 18, 2022
In what Mayor Donald Louchheim said was the first-ever joint meeting of the Sagaponack Village Board, the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Architectural Review Board, representatives of the new... more

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