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East Quogue Residents Say They Support Land Purchase

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East Quogue Board of Education members at the February 7 public hearing.

East Quogue Board of Education members at the February 7 public hearing.

Board member Ralph Naglieri at the February 7 public hearing.

Board member Ralph Naglieri at the February 7 public hearing.

Board member Joseph Tsaveras at the February 7 public hearing.

Board member Joseph Tsaveras at the February 7 public hearing.

Board member Patricia Tuzzolo at the February 7 public hearing.

Board member Patricia Tuzzolo at the February 7 public hearing.

Board Vice-President Kathryn Tureski at the February 7 public hearing.

Board Vice-President Kathryn Tureski at the February 7 public hearing.

Superintendent of Schools Les Black at the February 7 public hearing.

Superintendent of Schools Les Black at the February 7 public hearing.

Board president Mario Cardaci at the February 7 public hearing.

Board president Mario Cardaci at the February 7 public hearing.

Citizens Advisory Committee member Vito Gentile addresses the board at the February 7 public hearing.

Citizens Advisory Committee member Vito Gentile addresses the board at the February 7 public hearing.

Carl Johnson raising the New York State Class D Championship plaque in 2015. FILE PHOTO

Carl Johnson raising the New York State Class D Championship plaque in 2015. FILE PHOTO

East Quogue Elementary School Principal Robert Long at the February 7 public hearing.

East Quogue Elementary School Principal Robert Long at the February 7 public hearing.

Patricia Reindl speaks out against the property vote at the February 7 public hearing.

Patricia Reindl speaks out against the property vote at the February 7 public hearing.

The Quogue White Horse Alexa Gorman

The Quogue White Horse Alexa Gorman

Al Algieri addresses the board at the February 7 public hearing.

Al Algieri addresses the board at the February 7 public hearing.

Two rows of teachers at the February 7 public hearing in support of the property purchase.

Two rows of teachers at the February 7 public hearing in support of the property purchase.

authorErin McKinley on Feb 8, 2012
Most of the estimated 65 people present at Tuesday night’s public hearing said they will support the East Quogue School District’s proposed purchase of land next door to the elementary... more

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