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Throngs Line Up for East Hampton Village Beach Parking Permits

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More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. Kyril Bromley

East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. RICHARD LEWIN

East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. RICHARD LEWIN

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. RICHARD LEWIN

More than 1,000 local residents lined up at the East Hampton Village Emergency Services Building on Friday morning to buy a non-resident beach parking permits for the village's beaches. RICHARD LEWIN

authorMichael Wright on Feb 1, 2023
Hundreds of residents flocked to East Hampton Village on Friday morning to purchase village nonresident beach parking permits. The line of permit hunters quickly snaked out of the Emergency Service... more

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