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Wilkinson concedes that dock sale is off the table

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The North Haven garden of Lisa and Richard Perry will be featured on the Guild Hall Garden As Art tour on Saturday. DAWN WATSON

The North Haven garden of Lisa and Richard Perry will be featured on the Guild Hall Garden As Art tour on Saturday. DAWN WATSON

Tack room supplies. DAWN WATSON

Tack room supplies. DAWN WATSON

An example of the work of Oehme, van Sweden at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.

An example of the work of Oehme, van Sweden at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.

William Schefferine and Sheila White, the owners of Stellar Union, located on North Sea Road in Southampton.<br data-lazy-src=

William Schefferine and Sheila White, the owners of Stellar Union, located on North Sea Road in Southampton.
Photo by Jessica DiNapoli

The Guglielmo home, in East Hampton, has a 10 kilowatt photovoltaic system intalled on their roof. Their electricity bill is $5.60 a month.

The Guglielmo home, in East Hampton, has a 10 kilowatt photovoltaic system intalled on their roof. Their electricity bill is $5.60 a month.

author on May 25, 2010
A crowd of angry Montauk fishermen made chum of East Hampton Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson at Town Hall Thursday night, after hearing reports that the supervisor was considering the sale... more

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