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Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. Releases List Of Priority Projects For State Funding

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The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Shinnecock Commericial Dock in Hampton Bays. PRESS FILE

The Shinnecock Commericial Dock in Hampton Bays. PRESS FILE

The Shinnecock Commericial Dock in Hampton Bays. PRESS FILE

The Shinnecock Commericial Dock in Hampton Bays. PRESS FILE

The Shinnecock Commericial Dock in Hampton Bays. PRESS FILE

The Shinnecock Commericial Dock in Hampton Bays. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

The Montauk Lighthouse. PRESS FILE

authorStaff Writer on Oct 15, 2019
Seven East End projects have been proposed to receive funding from the state, according to State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. The Long Island Regional Economic Development Council (LIREDC) designated... more

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