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Exploring the Options For the Future of the East Hampton Town Scavenger Waste Plant

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John Potter has led a committee of Springs residents who have pushed for improvements to Springs-Fireplace Road's industrial section when the county repaves the roadway next year. KYRIL BROMLEY

John Potter has led a committee of Springs residents who have pushed for improvements to Springs-Fireplace Road's industrial section when the county repaves the roadway next year. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorRohma Abbas on Mar 20, 2012
As East Hampton Town officials deliberate the future of its scavenger waste plant, one thing has become clear from the many voices sounding off on the issue—there isn’t much consensus.... more

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