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Khanh Sports Out in Favor of Food Shops, Ending 27-Year Run in East Hampton Village

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Khanh Ngo will close Khanh Sports in East Hampton Village after 27 years after his negotiations to renew his lease fell apart. DOUG KUNTZ

Khanh Ngo will close Khanh Sports in East Hampton Village after 27 years after his negotiations to renew his lease fell apart. DOUG KUNTZ

The construction work in the Reutershan parking lot in East Hampton Village is installing a nitrogent-reducing septic system to service the building currently housing Khanh Sports, Warner Jacoby salon and other businesses, but will make it possible for small restaurants and retail food stores to occupy the building going forward. DOUG KUNTZ

The construction work in the Reutershan parking lot in East Hampton Village is installing a nitrogent-reducing septic system to service the building currently housing Khanh Sports, Warner Jacoby salon and other businesses, but will make it possible for small restaurants and retail food stores to occupy the building going forward. DOUG KUNTZ

Khanh Sports was forced to close last week during construction and only afterward, owner Khanh Ngo says, was he informed that the lease would not be renewed and the store would have to vacate by April. DOUG KUNTZ

Khanh Sports was forced to close last week during construction and only afterward, owner Khanh Ngo says, was he informed that the lease would not be renewed and the store would have to vacate by April. DOUG KUNTZ

authorMichael Wright on Feb 13, 2024
The owner of Khanh Sports in East Hampton Village says that his store, a fixture of Park Place for the last 27 years, will close permanently this winter after he... more

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