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‘God-Awful’ Smells From Sag Harbor Sewer Plant May Ease With New Filter System

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Sag Harbor officials hope a new air filter system will reduce odors wafting from the village sewage treatment plant over the surrounding area. COURTESY SAG HARBOR VILLAGE

Sag Harbor officials hope a new air filter system will reduce odors wafting from the village sewage treatment plant over the surrounding area. COURTESY SAG HARBOR VILLAGE

Sag Harbor officials hope a new air filter system will reduce odors wafting from the village sewage treatment plant over the surrounding area. COURTESY SAG HARBOR VILLAGE

Sag Harbor officials hope a new air filter system will reduce odors wafting from the village sewage treatment plant over the surrounding area. COURTESY SAG HARBOR VILLAGE

authorStephen J. Kotz on Aug 27, 2025
If it is summertime, odors — and complaints about them — from the Sag Harbor Village sewer treatment plant fill the air up and down Bay Street, depending on the... more

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