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For Student Planners, Sag Harbor Offers a Blank Canvas

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Ron Reed, left, an architect and member of the Sag Harbor Planning Board, with New York Institute of Technology urban planning students, who will present their visions for the village at Bay Street Theater on December 19. COURTESY NYIT

Ron Reed, left, an architect and member of the Sag Harbor Planning Board, with New York Institute of Technology urban planning students, who will present their visions for the village at Bay Street Theater on December 19. COURTESY NYIT

authorStephen J. Kotz on Dec 5, 2023
Sag Harbor architect Ron Reed, who also serves on the Village Planning Board, reached out to contacts at the New York Institute of Technology earlier this year to pitch the... more

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