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Community News for June 17, 2021

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Rhamona Asfora, Jean Shafiroff and Fabiola Bacelar Lwow at the preview for the Southampton Hospital Foundation's summer party,

Rhamona Asfora, Jean Shafiroff and Fabiola Bacelar Lwow at the preview for the Southampton Hospital Foundation's summer party, "Gala In Your Garden," at Ornare in Southampton Village on Thursday. DANA SHAW

Ultra-Marathon Runner Eva Casale, right, with JoAnn Lyles, mother of fallen Marine Jordan Haerter, at the Jordan Haerter Memorial in Sag Harbor on Thursday. For past five years, Ms. Casale has used her talent to run long distances and capitalizing on her physical and mental focus by pounding the pavement a minimum of 26.2 miles each day to raise funds to honor troops, local veterans and those who have fallen. Ms. Casale ended her run at the Westhampton VFW Post 5350 on Saturday evening. DANA SHAW

Ultra-Marathon Runner Eva Casale, right, with JoAnn Lyles, mother of fallen Marine Jordan Haerter, at the Jordan Haerter Memorial in Sag Harbor on Thursday. For past five years, Ms. Casale has used her talent to run long distances and capitalizing on her physical and mental focus by pounding the pavement a minimum of 26.2 miles each day to raise funds to honor troops, local veterans and those who have fallen. Ms. Casale ended her run at the Westhampton VFW Post 5350 on Saturday evening. DANA SHAW

Ultra-Marathon Runner Eva Casale, center, in Sag Harbor on Thursday. For past five years, Ms. Casale has been using her talent to run long distances and capitalizing on her physical and mental focus by pounding the pavement a minimum of 26.2 miles each day for seven day to raise funds to honor troops, local veterans and those who have fallen. Ms. Casale ended her run at the Westhampton VFW Post 5350 on Saturday evening. DANA SHAW

Ultra-Marathon Runner Eva Casale, center, in Sag Harbor on Thursday. For past five years, Ms. Casale has been using her talent to run long distances and capitalizing on her physical and mental focus by pounding the pavement a minimum of 26.2 miles each day for seven day to raise funds to honor troops, local veterans and those who have fallen. Ms. Casale ended her run at the Westhampton VFW Post 5350 on Saturday evening. DANA SHAW

Ultra-Marathon Runner Eva Casale finished her 184 mile run supporting Veterans on Saturday at the Westhampton VFW Post 5350 on Saturday. For past five years, Ms. Casale has been using her talent to run long distances and capitalizing on her physical and mental focus by pounding the pavement a minimum of 26.2 miles each day for seven day to raise funds to honor troops, local veterans and those who have fallen. On Saturday, the event was dedicated to Louis Bonacasa who was killed in action in Afghanistan, his gold star family is in the photo. mother, Diana; father, Vincent and daughter, Lilly are pictured with Team Eva, VFW members and members of the Suffolk County Police Emerald Society Pipes and Drums. COURTESY BILL HUGHES

Ultra-Marathon Runner Eva Casale finished her 184 mile run supporting Veterans on Saturday at the Westhampton VFW Post 5350 on Saturday. For past five years, Ms. Casale has been using her talent to run long distances and capitalizing on her physical and mental focus by pounding the pavement a minimum of 26.2 miles each day for seven day to raise funds to honor troops, local veterans and those who have fallen. On Saturday, the event was dedicated to Louis Bonacasa who was killed in action in Afghanistan, his gold star family is in the photo. mother, Diana; father, Vincent and daughter, Lilly are pictured with Team Eva, VFW members and members of the Suffolk County Police Emerald Society Pipes and Drums. COURTESY BILL HUGHES

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East Hampton Art Apart The East Hampton Arts Council will host Art Apart on Saturday, June 19, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This uncurated, roadside exhibition features a diverse... more

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