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Springs Park Will See Invasive Species Removal Test

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A one-half to one-acre portion of the popular Springs Park is expected to see removal of invasive species in a demonstration project. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

A one-half to one-acre portion of the popular Springs Park is expected to see removal of invasive species in a demonstration project. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Feb 5, 2025
The East Hampton Town Board signaled broad support for a recommendation to remove invasive vegetation in a portion of the Springs Park, a former tree nursery and presently a popular... more

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