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Most of the stuff in this article seems like it would be better in the City Island article, or duplicates information which is already there. Most of the stuff in this article seems like it would be better in the City Island article, or duplicates information which is already there.


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Most of the stuff in this article seems like it would be better in the City Island article, or duplicates information which is already there.

Also, I have trouble with: 'The harbor took a bad beating on December 11 1992 the Northeaster of 92 "The Hurricane With No Name". Residents saw 130 mile per hour winds and 50 foot waves.' I was on the island during that storm. 50 foot waves??? 130 mile per hour winds??? That's just not possible.

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