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New Owner Breathes Life Into County Road 39 Statue Store

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Lisa Hartman and Dorothy Frankel. MICHELLE TRAURING

Lisa Hartman and Dorothy Frankel. MICHELLE TRAURING

A series by Mauricio Morillas. MICHELLE TRAURING

A series by Mauricio Morillas. MICHELLE TRAURING

The Springs School Opera Company rehearses its original production, "Dogs Don't Talk," at Guild Hall in East Hampton. MICHELLE TRAURING MICHELLE TRAURING

The Springs School Opera Company rehearses its original production, "Dogs Don't Talk," at Guild Hall in East Hampton. MICHELLE TRAURING MICHELLE TRAURING

The Springs School Opera Company rehearses its original production, "Dogs Don't Talk," at Guild Hall in East Hampton. MICHELLE TRAURING

The Springs School Opera Company rehearses its original production, "Dogs Don't Talk," at Guild Hall in East Hampton. MICHELLE TRAURING

One cool cat. MICHELLE TRAURING

One cool cat. MICHELLE TRAURING

authorGreg Wehner on May 31, 2017
They’re like a welcoming committee when you arrive in Southampton on County Road 39—statues of superheroes, gods and even dinosaurs congregated alongside the westbound lanes of the busy thoroughfare, briefly... more

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