East End Hospice Welcomes A Familiar Face As New President And CEO
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Mary Crosby assumed the role of president and CEO of East End Hospice on January 1. VALERIE GORDON
Mary Crosby assumed the role of president and CEO of East End Hospice on January 1. VALERIE GORDON
Valerie Gordon on Jan 14, 2019
Mary Crosby brings a “ground floor” perspective to East End Hospice.With a background in clinical oncology, and several years serving as the organization’s nurse manager, the 37-year-old is the perfect... more
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by Tom Clavin
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Southampton High School is hosting an open mic night honoring Latino/Hispanic culture and heritage on Tuesday, October 8. The high school is located at 141 Narrow Lane in Southampton and doors open at 5:30 p.m.; the program will start at 6 p.m. Students, staff, teachers and the community are invited to attend. Those who wish to perform should email nvargas@southamptonschools.org.
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Valerie Gordon on Jan 14, 2019