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NYS Assemblyman Steven Englebright spoke out against development in the Pine Barrens. KITTY MERRILL
Andrea Spilka focused on the traffic the project might bring to Lewis Road and East Quogue. KITTY MERRILL
Larry Penny, who served as natural resources director in East Hampton town for years, said the best thing to do at the project site is nothing. KITTY MERRILL
Karen Coy said said those who claim to speak for the community do not. KITTY MERRILL
Cyndi McNamara of East Quogue lives on Lewis Road and took aim at project opponents. KITTY MERRILL
Steven Barshov, counsel to Discovery Land, said teh project was approved by town officials, but an insufficient number of votes was cast. KITTY MERRILL
Charles "Chick" Vorhis, a consultant for Discovery Land, discussed environmental aspects of the proposal. KITTY MERRILL
Supporters and opponents filled the board room at Riverhead Town Hall on February 19. KITTY MERRILL
Principal planner Julie Hargrave gave an overview of the project. KITTY MERRILL
Dick Amper, executive director of the Pine Barrens Society.
