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Haye, Kane Will Seek Reelection as a Team in Sag Harbor

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Trustees Ed Haye and Jeanne Kane, seen at a January Sag Harbor Village Board forum on affordable housing, plan to seek reelection in June. KYRIL BROMLEY

Trustees Ed Haye and Jeanne Kane, seen at a January Sag Harbor Village Board forum on affordable housing, plan to seek reelection in June. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorStephen J. Kotz on Apr 17, 2024
Sag Harbor Village Trustees Ed Haye and Jeanne Kane have announced that they will seek reelection while running as a team under the Windmill Party banner. The pair will be... more

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