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June 22 -- Eighteen-year-old twins Julia and Gary Tetrault were immersed for the better part of the last year in finishing up projects that allowed them to earn the highest honors in the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts

June 22 -- Eighteen-year-old twins Julia and Gary Tetrault were immersed for the better part of the last year in finishing up projects that allowed them to earn the highest honors in the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts

respectively. Gary attained the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout—a distinction that fewer than 3 percent of Boy Scouts achieve—while Julia earned her Gold Award

respectively. Gary attained the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout—a distinction that fewer than 3 percent of Boy Scouts achieve—while Julia earned her Gold Award

a comparable honor for Girl Scouts. The pair spent close to 400 hours combined on their projects. Julia handmade 50 dresses out of old pillowcases for young girls in Africa

a comparable honor for Girl Scouts. The pair spent close to 400 hours combined on their projects. Julia handmade 50 dresses out of old pillowcases for young girls in Africa

while Gary took on a restoration project at the Church of St. Rosalie in Hampton Bays

while Gary took on a restoration project at the Church of St. Rosalie in Hampton Bays

raising money to purchase and then install new kneelers and bumpers

raising money to purchase and then install new kneelers and bumpers

while also completing a deep cleaning of the building. Gary and Julia were both recognized with a traditional Court of Honor ceremony at the St. Rosalie’s church community center on June 10.

while also completing a deep cleaning of the building. Gary and Julia were both recognized with a traditional Court of Honor ceremony at the St. Rosalie’s church community center on June 10.

October 12 -- Kate McEntee

October 12 -- Kate McEntee

adoptions director at the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation

adoptions director at the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation

with one of the dogs rescued

with one of the dogs rescued

authorStaff Writer on Dec 19, 2017
A great photo catches your interest, makes you look twice. It bypasses words and tells a story even at a simple glance.
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