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Southampton Town Board Enters Into Agreement Designed To Lower Electricity Costs

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Lynn Arthur is the leading voice in Town of Southampton's effort to establish a Community Choice Aggregation program. TOM GOGOLA

Lynn Arthur is the leading voice in Town of Southampton's effort to establish a Community Choice Aggregation program. TOM GOGOLA

Tom Gogola on Sep 20, 2023
As it moves forward with a possible March 2024 rollout of a community choice aggregation project, the Southampton Town Board approved a resolution at its September 12 meeting to enter... more

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