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Despite Tragic Loss, East End Special Players Decide The Show Must Go On

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The Wall of Honor at Eastport South Manor Junior-Senior High School was completed in February of 2013. The names of ESM graduates in the armed forces were added for the dedication ceremony last week. Alexa Gorman

The Wall of Honor at Eastport South Manor Junior-Senior High School was completed in February of 2013. The names of ESM graduates in the armed forces were added for the dedication ceremony last week. Alexa Gorman

Fourth-grader Chase Vinch, right in red, and third-grader Abigail Law, center in blue, fill bags with produce from their school's farm alongside Easport Elementary students at Saturday's famer's market. CHRIS PERAINO

Fourth-grader Chase Vinch, right in red, and third-grader Abigail Law, center in blue, fill bags with produce from their school's farm alongside Easport Elementary students at Saturday's famer's market. CHRIS PERAINO

xxx AMANDA BERNOCCO

xxx AMANDA BERNOCCO

author on Dec 5, 2016
November 19 seemed like any other Saturday: a beautiful fall day, unseasonably warm at the Bridgehampton Community Center in the mid-afternoon. Like any other Saturday, the East End Special Players... more

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