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Schneiderman, Overton Face Off for Southampton Supervisor Seat

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Southampton Town Supervisor candidate Jay Schneiderman

Southampton Town Supervisor candidate Jay Schneiderman Southampton Town Supervisor candidate Jay Schneiderman speaks as Jay Schneiderman and Ray Overton met for a meet-the-candidates event moderated by Southampton Press Editor Joseph Shaw at the Southampton Arts Center on Thursday, 10/12/17

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[caption id="attachment_74288" align="alignnone" width="3478"] Southampton Town Supervisor candidate Jay Schneiderman, left, and his opponent, Ray Overton, right. Michael Heller photos[/caption] Ray Overton Republican Ray Overton, a native of Westhampton and... more

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