Dredging Project Begins In Westhampton Beach - 27 East

Dredging Project Begins In Westhampton Beach

Beach building at Jetty 4 in Westhampton Beach
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Beach building at Jetty 4 in Westhampton Beach

Rep. Lee Zeldin announced the start of beach renourishment for Westhampton Beach on Saturday, November 30.

Rep. Lee Zeldin announced the start of beach renourishment for Westhampton Beach on Saturday, November 30. RACHEL VALDESPINO

Rep. Lee Zeldin announced the start of beach renourishment for Westhampton Beach on Saturday, November 30.

Rep. Lee Zeldin announced the start of beach renourishment for Westhampton Beach on Saturday, November 30. RACHEL VALDESPINO

Rachel Valdespino on Dec 4, 2019
A beach nourishment project that will place 1.2 million cubic yards of sand on 4.5 miles of ocean beach in the Village of Westhampton Beach, from Lashley Beach to Cupsogue... more

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