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Precedent A Concern At Bayberry Close In East Hampton

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The East Quogue School's administrative offices are currently located inside a 30-year-old portable, which is slated to be replaced as part of the school's $8.4 million renovation project. VALERIE GORDON

The East Quogue School's administrative offices are currently located inside a 30-year-old portable, which is slated to be replaced as part of the school's $8.4 million renovation project. VALERIE GORDON

March 13 -- Helmets and equipment at the Iron Point Park baseball field in Flanders. Flanders Little League is disbanded after 40 years due to a lack of enrollment.

March 13 -- Helmets and equipment at the Iron Point Park baseball field in Flanders. Flanders Little League is disbanded after 40 years due to a lack of enrollment.

authorVirginia Garrison on Sep 25, 2012
The East Hampton Village Board on Friday declined to accept an arrangement that would have paved the way for the expansion of a small cottage at Bayberry Close on Ocean... more

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