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Bureaucratic Red Tape Puts Hampton Bays Road Paving Project At Risk

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District Superintendent Dr. Ronald Masera at Monday night's Board of Education meeting. ERIN MCKINLEY

District Superintendent Dr. Ronald Masera at Monday night's Board of Education meeting. ERIN MCKINLEY

Snow outside of Eastport Elementary School. The Eastport South Manor School District has been closed for days because of snow and ice. ERIN MCKINLEY

Snow outside of Eastport Elementary School. The Eastport South Manor School District has been closed for days because of snow and ice. ERIN MCKINLEY

Indoor seating area at Race Lane with a view to the outside section in the background.

Indoor seating area at Race Lane with a view to the outside section in the background.

authorKyle Campbell on Jul 20, 2015
A plan to repave Montauk Highway in Hampton Bays still has no start date nearly two years after state lawmakers secured $600,000 to help finance the project—money that is now... more

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