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No Opposition To Wind Turbine In East Hampton

authorWill James on Aug 19, 2011
A public hearing for East Hampton Town’s second energy-generating wind turbine yielded only one speaker—a proponent—last Thursday evening, August 18, a sharp contrast to the acrimonious hearing for the first... more

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