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East Hampton Trustees Host Largest Clam Contest

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Shuckers Paul Roman, Clint Bennett Sr. and Clint Bennett Jr.

Shuckers Paul Roman, Clint Bennett Sr. and Clint Bennett Jr.

Monica, Larry, and Jeanine Blankenship.

Monica, Larry, and Jeanine Blankenship.

Largest clam judges John Aldred and Kim Shaw.

Largest clam judges John Aldred and Kim Shaw.

The crowd samples the fare.

The crowd samples the fare.

Caroline, Marilyn, and Kathy Kelly.

Caroline, Marilyn, and Kathy Kelly.

Michael Fromm, Arlene Tesar and Bill Taylor ladle out the chowder.

Michael Fromm, Arlene Tesar and Bill Taylor ladle out the chowder.

Dante and Charlotte Sasso.

Dante and Charlotte Sasso.

King Clam!

King Clam!

Melissa Winslow, John Aldred and Kim Shaw with the largest clam.

Melissa Winslow, John Aldred and Kim Shaw with the largest clam.

authorStaff Writer on Oct 14, 2019
The East Hampton Town Trustees hosted their 29th annual "Largest Clam Contest" on Sunday on the grounds of the trustees' office on Bluff Road in Amagansett. This year's winner came... more

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