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Southampton Voters Reject Tuckahoe Merger Proposal A Second Time

authorErin McKinley on Nov 19, 2014
Tuckahoe School District officials are back to square one this week after Southampton voters once again vetoed a plan to have the larger district annex the smaller one to save... more

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