The Public Weighs In On A Vision For Herrick Park In East Hampton Village
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The conceptual plan for Herrick Park. LaGuardia Design Group
Conceptual plans for Herrick Park. LaGuardia Design Group
Rip Georges speaks at the middle school presentation. KYRIL BROMLEY
Joe Vas offered opinions from the audience. KYRIL BROMLEY
Rick Lawler and Rose Brown
Bruce Engel speaks at the middle school presentation. KYRIL BROMLEY
The conceptual plan for Herrick Park. LaGuardia Design Group
Conceptual plans for Herrick Park. LaGuardia Design Group
Rip Georges speaks at the middle school presentation. KYRIL BROMLEY
Joe Vas offered opinions from the audience. KYRIL BROMLEY
Rick Lawler and Rose Brown
Bruce Engel speaks at the middle school presentation. KYRIL BROMLEY
Virginia Garrison on Dec 6, 2019
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Virginia Garrison on Dec 6, 2019