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East Hampton Will Revisit Music Permit Changes In Response To Pleas From Musicians

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Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring musicians to perform live. Kyril Bromley

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring musicians to perform live. Kyril Bromley

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring musicians to perform live. Kyril Bromley

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring musicians to perform live. Kyril Bromley

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring musicians to perform live. Kyril Bromley

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring musicians to perform live. Kyril Bromley

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring m

Musicians and their supporters packed into East Hampton Town Hall on Thursday and pleaded with the Town Board to hold off on changes to a music permit law that they feared would force some restaurants and bars to stop hiring m

authorMichael Wright on Mar 22, 2019
East Hampton Town officials will go back to the drawing board with proposed changes to codes governing live music in bars and restaurants after a chorus of musicians and their... more

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