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Southampton Town Board Will Consider Access Terms at Second Steinbeck Property Hearing

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The Steinbeck house. FILE PHOTO

The Steinbeck house. FILE PHOTO

The Southampton Town Board will consider access terms at second Steinbeck property hearing on Tuesday. ©️Gavin Zeigler

The Southampton Town Board will consider access terms at second Steinbeck property hearing on Tuesday. ©️Gavin Zeigler

The Southampton Town Board will consider access terms at second Steinbeck property hearing on Tuesday. ©️Gavin Zeigler

The Southampton Town Board will consider access terms at second Steinbeck property hearing on Tuesday. ©️Gavin Zeigler

authorStephen J. Kotz on Feb 7, 2023
The Southampton Town Board will reconvene its hearing on the purchase of the former Sag Harbor home of the Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck when it meets at Town Hall... more

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