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PHOTOS: East Hampton Holds September 11 Remembrance

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The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

First Assistant Fire Chief

First Assistant Fire Chief

First Assistant Fire Chief

First Assistant Fire Chief

Tom Gardella of the Sag Harbor Fire Department.

Tom Gardella of the Sag Harbor Fire Department.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

The memorial service hosted by the East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association at Hook Mill on Thursday.

authorStaff Writer on Sep 12, 2025
The East Hampton Town Fire Chiefs Association hosted its annual 9/11 Memorial Service on Thursday evening at the Hook Mill. KYRIL BROMLEY PHOTOS

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