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Southampton Town Board Looks At Spending $4 Million In CPF Money To Preserve Sag Harbor Cinema

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The site of the Sag Harbor Cinema

The site of the Sag Harbor Cinema

which is under construction to be rebuilt as the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center. JON WINKLER

which is under construction to be rebuilt as the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center. JON WINKLER

authorGreg Wehner on Oct 2, 2018
Southampton Town officials are looking to spend nearly $4 million of Community Preservation Fund money to obtain the development rights of the Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center property to aid... more

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