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East Hampton Village Survey Respondents Mostly Support Culling Deer

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authorJon Winkler on Nov 20, 2017
The people of East Hampton Village have spoken, and they agree that there’s a problem with deer. At a Village Board work session earlier this month, Village Administrator Becky Hansen... more

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