Funds From Third Annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K Will Continue Additional Upgrades to Park's Grandstand - 27 East
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Funds From Third Annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K Will Continue Additional Upgrades to Park’s Grandstand

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Josh Brussell welcomes in runners and walkers with some tunes on Sunday morning. RON ESPOSITO

Josh Brussell welcomes in runners and walkers with some tunes on Sunday morning. RON ESPOSITO

Jack Avlon is ready to race. RON ESPOSITO

Jack Avlon is ready to race. RON ESPOSITO

Some of Sag Harbor's youth since the national anthem just prior to Sunday's 5K. RON ESPOSITO

Some of Sag Harbor's youth since the national anthem just prior to Sunday's 5K. RON ESPOSITO

The third annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K begins. RON ESPOSITO

The third annual Mashashimuet Park Friends and Family 5K begins. RON ESPOSITO

Gregory Orme, 22, of New York City was the first overall finisher of Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Gregory Orme, 22, of New York City was the first overall finisher of Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Alistair Blee, 16, of New York City placed second overall. RON ESPOSITO

Alistair Blee, 16, of New York City placed second overall. RON ESPOSITO

Peter Finelli, 44, of Sag Harbor placed third overall. RON ESPOSITO

Peter Finelli, 44, of Sag Harbor placed third overall. RON ESPOSITO

Fairfax Walker, 12, of Southampton was the first female to cross the finish line of Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Fairfax Walker, 12, of Southampton was the first female to cross the finish line of Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Jennifer DiSunno,28, of Sag Harbor placed second among females. RON ESPOSITO

Jennifer DiSunno,28, of Sag Harbor placed second among females. RON ESPOSITO

Fairfax Walker, 12, of Southampton was the first female to cross the finish line of Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Fairfax Walker, 12, of Southampton was the first female to cross the finish line of Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Runners start to pass the grandstand. RON ESPOSITO

Runners start to pass the grandstand. RON ESPOSITO

Jack Avlon heads toward the finish line. RON ESPOSITO

Jack Avlon heads toward the finish line. RON ESPOSITO

Robert and Benjamin Gibbs enjoy the race together. RON ESPOSITO

Robert and Benjamin Gibbs enjoy the race together. RON ESPOSITO

Race organizers try to keep runners and walkers cool during a late summer heat wave. RON ESPOSITO

Race organizers try to keep runners and walkers cool during a late summer heat wave. RON ESPOSITO

Race organizers try to keep runners and walkers cool during a late summer heat wave. RON ESPOSITO

Race organizers try to keep runners and walkers cool during a late summer heat wave. RON ESPOSITO

Race organizers try to keep runners and walkers cool during a late summer heat wave. RON ESPOSITO

Race organizers try to keep runners and walkers cool during a late summer heat wave. RON ESPOSITO

Cooling off. RON ESPOSITO

Cooling off. RON ESPOSITO

Cooling off. RON ESPOSITO

Cooling off. RON ESPOSITO

Cooling off. RON ESPOSITO

Cooling off. RON ESPOSITO

Bodhin Drill of Sag Harbor takes a quick dip. RON ESPOSITO

Bodhin Drill of Sag Harbor takes a quick dip. RON ESPOSITO

Niko Drill takes a quick dip. RON ESPOSITO

Niko Drill takes a quick dip. RON ESPOSITO

Whale and a race organizer. RON ESPOSITO

Whale and a race organizer. RON ESPOSITO

Andrew Dalbey, left, with JoAnne Lyles and Richelle Dalbey. RON ESPOSITO

Andrew Dalbey, left, with JoAnne Lyles and Richelle Dalbey. RON ESPOSITO

Overall female champion Fairfax Walker. RON ESPOSITO

Overall female champion Fairfax Walker. RON ESPOSITO

Overall champion Gregory Orme. RON ESPOSITO

Overall champion Gregory Orme. RON ESPOSITO

Members of Pierson's field hockey team, which calls Mashashimuet Park home, all ran in Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Members of Pierson's field hockey team, which calls Mashashimuet Park home, all ran in Sunday's race. RON ESPOSITO

Drew Budd on Sep 13, 2023
Sag Harbor residents and visitors can expect to see additional improvements made to the historic grandstand at Mashashimuet Park in the near future. Just prior to the third annual Mashashimuet... more

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