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Locals On Mission To Restore The Residential Nature Of The Neighborhood Surrounding Stony Brook Southampton Hospital

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Walter Deane discusses the mission of the Southampton Hospital Neighborhood Association. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Walter Deane discusses the mission of the Southampton Hospital Neighborhood Association. ELSIE BOSKAMP

Searcy Dryden shows photos of dense developments

Searcy Dryden shows photos of dense developments

something that the group is concerned will take the place of the current hospital. ELSIE BOSKAMP

something that the group is concerned will take the place of the current hospital. ELSIE BOSKAMP

authorElsie Boskamp on Aug 7, 2018
About 40 Southampton Village residents who live on the streets surrounding Stony Brook Southampton Hospital have joined forces, with a goal of eventually restoring the residential nature of the hospital’s... more

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