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Residents Out in Force in Eastport To Discuss Farrell Trailer Park Plans

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Brian DeSesa, the senior vice president of operations for The Farrell Companies, spoke about Farrell's plans for the mobile home park off Old Country Road in Eastport and took questions from a crowd of 100 Eastport residents. BRENDAN J. O'REILLY
A crowd of 100 Eastport residents came out to the Eastport firehouse on March 13 to hear about plans for the mobile home park of Old Country Road and share their concerns. BRENDAN J. O'REILLY
Residents turned out for Eastport meeting about Old Country Road trailer park redevelopment project. TOM GOGOLA
Residents turned out for Eastport meeting last week about trailer park redevelopment on Old Country Road. TOM GOGOLA
Residents turned out for Eastport meeting last week about trailer park redevelopment on Old Country Road. TOM GOGOLA

Brian DeSesa, the senior vice president of operations for The Farrell Companies, spoke about Farrell's plans for the mobile home park off Old Country Road in Eastport and took questions from a crowd of 100 Eastport residents. BRENDAN J. O'REILLY

A crowd of 100 Eastport residents came out to the Eastport firehouse on March 13 to hear about plans for the mobile home park of Old Country Road and share their concerns. BRENDAN J. O'REILLY

Residents turned out for Eastport meeting about Old Country Road trailer park redevelopment project. TOM GOGOLA

Residents turned out for Eastport meeting last week about trailer park redevelopment on Old Country Road. TOM GOGOLA

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