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East Hampton’s 2021 Class President Asks To Have Off-Campus Senior Banquet

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Desirée Keegan on May 5, 2021
East Hampton Class of 2021 President Jake Epstein is making a push for an off-campus senior banquet. At the May 4 Board of Education meeting, the leader of the senior... more

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