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Westhampton Beach Will Tweak 25-Year-Old Ordinance That Prohibits Indoor Entertainment

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Eastport South Manor School District held it's annual homecoming parade and game on Saturday afternoon. ALEXA GORMAN

Eastport South Manor School District held it's annual homecoming parade and game on Saturday afternoon. ALEXA GORMAN

Arbor is replacing Ciao in Montauk.

Arbor is replacing Ciao in Montauk.

authorErin McKinley on Mar 20, 2017
Westhampton Beach Village officials are looking to loosen the reins on those restaurant and bar owners who rely on live music and special events, like comedy nights, to attract potential... more

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