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Three Mile Harbor In East Hampton To Be Closed To Shellfishing For Fireworks Show

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Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be closed to shell fishing until next week due to the Great Bonac Fireworks Show. KYRIL BROMLEY

Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be closed to shell fishing until next week due to the Great Bonac Fireworks Show. KYRIL BROMLEY

Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be closed to shell fishing until next week for to the Great Bonac Fireworks Show. KYRIL BROMLEY

Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be closed to shell fishing until next week for to the Great Bonac Fireworks Show. KYRIL BROMLEY

Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be closed to shell fishing until next week for to the Great Bonac Fireworks Show. KYRIL BROMLEY

Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be closed to shell fishing until next week for to the Great Bonac Fireworks Show. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorStaff Writer on Jul 18, 2014
Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton will be temporarily closed to the harvesting of shellfish until next week for the annual Great Bonac Fireworks Show scheduled to take place on... more

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