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Community News, February 15

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On Sunday, The Greater East Hampton Chamber of Commerce held a village-wide event called

On Sunday, The Greater East Hampton Chamber of Commerce held a village-wide event called "Spread the Love", focusing on buying local to support community retailers. Chamber President Barbara Layton stated, "The event was an opportunity for the business community in East Hampton Village to bring the community together and celebrate our connection to one another." Special promotions, snacks, discounts and gifts with purchases were offered at all participating locations. At Gubbins are, rear, Justin Gubbins and Jeff Payne. Front, Asher and Sayre Balsam and Tobin Payne. RICHARD LEWIN

On Sunday, The Greater East Hampton Chamber of Commerce held a village-wide event called

On Sunday, The Greater East Hampton Chamber of Commerce held a village-wide event called "Spread the Love", focusing on buying local to support community retailers. Chamber President Barbara Layton stated, "The event was an opportunity for the business community in East Hampton Village to bring the community together and celebrate our connection to one another." Special promotions, snacks, discounts and gifts with purchases were offered at all participating locations. Ar Bookhampton are Ray Silverman and Kim Oliver with their canine friends. RICHARD LEWIN

Southampton Town Police Officer Vincent Cagno visited the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton on Sunday as part of the Library's

Southampton Town Police Officer Vincent Cagno visited the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton on Sunday as part of the Library's "Community Helpers Series. Officer Cagno read a book, talked about what he does in the community and gave participants a tour of his police vehicle. RICHARD LEWIN

Southampton Town Police Officer Vincent Cagno visited the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton on Sunday as part of the Library's

Southampton Town Police Officer Vincent Cagno visited the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton on Sunday as part of the Library's "Community Helpers Series. Officer Cagno read a book, talked about what he does in the community and gave participants a tour of his police vehicle. RICHARD LEWIN

Southampton Town Police Officer Vincent Cagno visited the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton on Sunday as part of the Library's

Southampton Town Police Officer Vincent Cagno visited the Hampton Library in Bridgehampton on Sunday as part of the Library's "Community Helpers Series. Officer Cagno read a book, talked about what he does in the community and gave participants a tour of his police vehicle. RICHARD LEWIN

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Holiday Concert Features A Community Band and Chorus

A holiday concert will be presented by the Sag Harbor Community Band and the Sweet Adelines Long Island Sound Chorus on Saturday, December 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the Old Whalers’ Church on Union Street in Sag Harbor. Admission is free. by Staff Writer

Arts Workshops for Women for Community-Building

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Sag Harbor Village Kicks Off The Holiday Season

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