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Kick-Off Party For San Gennaro Feast Held

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Simone Scott and Rick Martel.

Simone Scott and Rick Martel.

Myra Nally

Myra Nally

Daryl Martin

Daryl Martin

Susan Kinscherf

Susan Kinscherf

Carol Martin and Pat Connors.

Carol Martin and Pat Connors.

Dom and Rita Spoto.

Dom and Rita Spoto.

Mike Curreri and Joe Cardaci.

Mike Curreri and Joe Cardaci.

Patrick and Maryann McCormack with Joe Urcuiolio.

Patrick and Maryann McCormack with Joe Urcuiolio.

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The "Singing Pizza Man" Carmelo Raccuglia perfoms.

Katherine Scotto

Katherine Scotto

Maryann Strecker and Amy McNamara.

Maryann Strecker and Amy McNamara.

Frank Barbuto and Micky McManus.

Frank Barbuto and Micky McManus.

James and Deidre Francolini with the 2014 San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons Grand Marshal Eugene Francolini.

James and Deidre Francolini with the 2014 San Gennaro Feast of the Hamptons Grand Marshal Eugene Francolini.

Dennis and Marilynda Vianna with Ernie and Fran Trillo.

Dennis and Marilynda Vianna with Ernie and Fran Trillo.

authorStaff Writer on Aug 7, 2014
The kick-off party for the San Gennero Feast of the Hamptons was held on Wednesday night at Oakland's in Hampton Bays. The San Gennaro Feast will be held on October... more

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