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Double Poles Removed in East Hampton Village, Town

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The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

The old utility poles in East Hampton have finally been removed. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorErica Thompson on Dec 16, 2014
After nearly a year, all of the double utility poles in East Hampton Town and Village have finally been removed. The East Hampton Village Board adopted a law in early... more

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