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East Hampton Airport Closure Blocked As TRO Is Issued By Judge

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A judge granted a request by Blade and other East Hampton Airport users to block the town from closing the airport on Tuesday night.

A judge granted a request by Blade and other East Hampton Airport users to block the town from closing the airport on Tuesday night.

authorMichael Wright on May 18, 2022
A state judge on Monday afternoon issued a temporary restraining order blocking East Hampton Town’s plans to temporarily close East Hampton Airport at midnight on May 17. State Supreme Court... more

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