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A Shakeup For Sag Harbor Regulatory Boards

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Sag Harbor Village Clerk Kate Locascio swears in new board chairs, Jeanne Kane, Zoning Board of Appeals; Steve Williams, Board of Historic Preservation and Architectural Review, and Will Sharp, Harbor Committee. John Shaka, who was appointed chairman of the Planning Board, was not present at Tuesday's organizational meeting. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Village Clerk Kate Locascio swears in new board chairs, Jeanne Kane, Zoning Board of Appeals; Steve Williams, Board of Historic Preservation and Architectural Review, and Will Sharp, Harbor Committee. John Shaka, who was appointed chairman of the Planning Board, was not present at Tuesday's organizational meeting. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jul 6, 2022
Despite the appearance on the horizon of a major affordable housing and commercial development slated for the heart of the village, Sag Harbor Mayor Jim Larocca this week replaced the... more

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