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East Hampton Town: Shark Attack Party In Montauk May Be Canceled; Host Disagrees

authorColleen Reynolds on Jul 2, 2013
A party estimated to draw nearly 4,000 people to the Montauk Yacht Club this weekend, will—unless a contingency plan appears quickly—likely be canceled, because of a lack of parking, according... more

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