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‘Welcome To New York’ Signs In Montauk Removed By State

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authorJon Winkler on Jul 18, 2016
The phrase Welcome to New York" will be seen much less in Montauk. Signs posted earlier this month were taken down over the weekend following complaints by New York State... more

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