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East Hampton Hits Back at Attempts To Block Funding of Airport Legal Fight

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Bill O'Connor, one of the town's attorneys on airport matters. A group of airplane owners have tried to block the town from paying their attorneys fees using airport revenues.

Bill O'Connor, one of the town's attorneys on airport matters. A group of airplane owners have tried to block the town from paying their attorneys fees using airport revenues.

authorMichael Wright on Nov 30, 2022
Lawyers for East Hampton Town last week hit back at an attempt by a group of East Hampton Airport users to block the town from using airport revenues to pay... more

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