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Gofundme Page Started to Help Artist Grant Haffner and Family After Fire

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A fire destroyed the home of artist Grant Haffner in December.

A fire destroyed the home of artist Grant Haffner in December.

authorStaff Writer on Jan 15, 2024
A gofundme.com page has raised nearly $65,000 for former East Hampton residents artist Grant Haffner and wife Cassandra, a chef, whose home in Massachusetts burned down on December 16. Everyone,... more

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