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Lead Paint Remediation, Interior Upgrades Are Part of Southampton Village Hall Face-Lift

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Since the start of the year, scaffolding has enveloped Southampton Village Hall as part of an ongoing lead paint remediation effort, the biggest part of an overall face lift for the historic building. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

Since the start of the year, scaffolding has enveloped Southampton Village Hall as part of an ongoing lead paint remediation effort, the biggest part of an overall face lift for the historic building. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

Southampton Village Deputy Mayor Gina Arresta, right, with Steve Phillips, head of the village's department of public works, inspecting work being done on the exterior of village hall. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

Southampton Village Deputy Mayor Gina Arresta, right, with Steve Phillips, head of the village's department of public works, inspecting work being done on the exterior of village hall. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

Southampton Village Deputy Mayor Gina Arresta inspecting work being done on the exterior of village hall. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

Southampton Village Deputy Mayor Gina Arresta inspecting work being done on the exterior of village hall. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE

authorCailin Riley on Apr 9, 2024
Since the start of the year, work has been underway to give Southampton Village Hall a face-lift, both inside and out. For the past few months, scaffolding has enveloped the... more

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