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Southampton Town Board Seeks Amendment To Retain Police Chief

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Southampton Town Police Chief James Kiernan.

Southampton Town Police Chief James Kiernan.

Christopher Walsh on May 29, 2024
The Southampton Town Board would like to keep Town Police Chief James Kiernan on duty for a few more years, at least. At a special meeting ahead of its work... more

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