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East Quogue Homeowners Get New Septic System Through County Wastewater Program

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David Dull, sitting, watches as science teachers at Southampton High School learn how a new Hitachi tabletop scanning electron microscope and computer he donated to the district. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

David Dull, sitting, watches as science teachers at Southampton High School learn how a new Hitachi tabletop scanning electron microscope and computer he donated to the district. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Annabelle Schroeder returns to the pitching circle this season for the Pierson/Bridgehampton softball team. DREW BUDD

Annabelle Schroeder returns to the pitching circle this season for the Pierson/Bridgehampton softball team. DREW BUDD

authorAmanda Bernocco on Nov 17, 2015
Workers made their way to East Quogue last week to install a new state-of-the-art septic system, one of four new sewage treatment units now being tested across Suffolk County as... more

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