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Southampton School Board Approves Proposition To Buy Building For District Offices; Community Will Cast Vote In May

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The proposed district office building, located at at 300-310 Hampton Road in Southampton. DANA SHAW

The proposed district office building, located at at 300-310 Hampton Road in Southampton. DANA SHAW

The proposed district office building, located at at 300-310 Hampton Road in Southampton. DANA SHAW

The proposed district office building, located at at 300-310 Hampton Road in Southampton. DANA SHAW

authorMichelle Trauring on Mar 18, 2022
Come May, residents of the Southampton Union Free School District will vote on whether to approve the $4.9 million purchase of a building that would serve as a centralized office... more

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