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Fighting Chance Teams Up with Hometown Taxi To Offer Free Rides For Cancer Patients

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Bryan DaParma, the owner of Hometown Taxi, and Duncan Darrow, the founder of Fighting Chance, have announced a new initiative that will provide free local taxi service for cancer patients on the East End. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Bryan DaParma, the owner of Hometown Taxi, and Duncan Darrow, the founder of Fighting Chance, have announced a new initiative that will provide free local taxi service for cancer patients on the East End. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Mar 31, 2021
Fighting Chance of Sag Harbor, which provides free counseling for cancer patients, will team up with Hometown Taxi of Hampton Bays to offer free rides to local doctors’ appointments starting... more

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