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Tony East Hampton residents kill one eatery plan — only to face replacement that’s double the capacity

Be careful what you wish for.  Angry East Hampton residents just successfully killed a California hotelier’s revamped plan for a casual Italian eatery in the heart of trendy Montauk — but now face a replacement that’s twice the capacity. Marley Dominguez, who owns the luxury Offshore Montauk hotel on Long Island, had been willing to...

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New York PostRight·2h ago
Tony East Hampton residents kill one eatery plan — only to face replacement that’s double the capacity
Be careful what you wish for.  Angry East Hampton residents just successfully killed a California hotelier’s revamped plan for a casual Italian eatery in the heart of trendy Montauk — but now face a replacement that’s twice the capacity. Marley Dominguez, who owns the luxury Offshore Montauk hotel on Long Island, had been willing to...
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