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Crime & Safety

PHOTOS: After the Fire, Amagansett Volunteers Returned to Scoville Hall

Fire department members helped board up the windows following the devastating fire on Saturday.

Julie McMahon, Neighbor
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Chief Mark Bennett asked for volunteers to help board up the windows of after it was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning. The hall, built in 1925, is owned by the and Bennett is a lifelong member. expressed his gratitude for the volunteers, saying at a service on Sunday that the efforts saved the church a few thousand dollars.

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