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Despite Assurances, Worries Persist That A Historic District For Sag Harbor's SANS Communities Could Hurt Property Values

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Panelist Georgette Grier Key responds to a question during the Express Sessions on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Georgette Grier Key responds to a question during the Express Sessions on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER

The panel during the Express Sessions - The Future of SANS event at the American Hotel on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER

The panel during the Express Sessions - The Future of SANS event at the American Hotel on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Sarah Kautz. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Sarah Kautz. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Julian Adams. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Julian Adams. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Renee Simons. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Renee Simons. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Robert Plumb. MICHAEL HELLER

Panelist Robert Plumb. MICHAEL HELLER

Victoria Sharpe poses a question. MICHAEL HELLER

Victoria Sharpe poses a question. MICHAEL HELLER

Lindsay McNeil. MICHAEL HELLER

Lindsay McNeil. MICHAEL HELLER

Errol Taylor.

Errol Taylor.

Donnamarie Barnes.

Donnamarie Barnes.

Stephen Roache.

Stephen Roache.

Elon Simons.

Elon Simons.

authorStephen J. Kotz on Mar 3, 2020
Until now, the public face of the effort to preserve three historically African American communities in Sag Harbor has been largely positive, with proponents advocating for the creation of a... more

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