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Save the Charles A. Strong House (c.1858)

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Douglas Mason Bonoff
5 years ago

Yes it's an eyesore but it's a historic eyesore, and no we don't need greater access to cigarettes and slim-jims.

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Jessica Horrigan
5 years ago

I believe in trying to find ways of preserving history and historical architecture as much as we can! There are other places/land for gas stations, please reconsider!

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mary lewis
5 years ago

i lived in East Hampton for a few years. i had come form Washington state. i was so impressed at how Ct. preserved its history. please keep this house.

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Deb Barrera
5 years ago

Need to save history

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I have had family property in East Hampton my whole life and would like to see what's left of the historic areas preserved.

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Daniel Lynaugh
5 years ago

We do not need another gas station - so short sighted. You might be able to make a case for a super fast electric vehicle charging station, but another gas station? You may as well put in a coal depot or a buggy whip dealer. Don’t turn this lovely corner of CT into another example of urban blight.

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Richard Fielding
5 years ago

I don't agree with changing the zoning to comemercial

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Serena S Witzke
5 years ago

The last thing we need is more places to buy things we don't need. Stop rezoning residential and historic districts. The whole world doesn't need to be a strip mall or convenience mart.

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Kelly hamilton
5 years ago

Why on earth would you tear down this building?

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Nancy
5 years ago

Please don't tear down these historic buildings. Thank you.

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Allison Biele
5 years ago

Please preserve historical buildings

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Patricia DeVivo
5 years ago

Hope someone in town government can see how shortsighted this is. You are talking about houses in the HEART of East Hampton Village. Tell the developers to go away!

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Karen Lach
5 years ago

Save it!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Save this house!

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Marisa Messenger
5 years ago

Please save this beautiful house!

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Tara Borchert
5 years ago

"They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot"

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Barbara Glandon
5 years ago

Please save this historic building. History that will never be again.

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Amanda Amtmanis
5 years ago

Destroying structurally sound historic buildings is not progress

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Marion Keogh
5 years ago

This beautiful historic home needs to be saved from destruction. This home represents a part of East Hampton's history.

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Debra Redmond
5 years ago

We need to save the past, to grow in the future