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Group For The East End Celebrates 50 Years Of Advocacy

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Bob DeLuca, center, with Group for the South Fork staff in 1997. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Bob DeLuca, center, with Group for the South Fork staff in 1997. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Bob DeLuca. ROB DEL

Bob DeLuca. ROB DEL

Group for the East End staff members, from left, Bob DeLuca, Marina DeLuca, Taralynn Reynolds, Rachel Bosworth, Anita Wright, Kristina Lange and Steve Biasetti. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Group for the East End staff members, from left, Bob DeLuca, Marina DeLuca, Taralynn Reynolds, Rachel Bosworth, Anita Wright, Kristina Lange and Steve Biasetti. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Members of Group for the East End advocating against shore hardening in Southampton in 1998. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Members of Group for the East End advocating against shore hardening in Southampton in 1998. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Members of Group for the East End protesting against bringing big box stores to East Hampton in 1996. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Members of Group for the East End protesting against bringing big box stores to East Hampton in 1996. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

The Group for the East End's first office in 1972. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

The Group for the East End's first office in 1972. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Mary Walker, Bob DeLuca, Lisa DeLuca and Judy Christrup at a Group for the East End benefit in 2013. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Mary Walker, Bob DeLuca, Lisa DeLuca and Judy Christrup at a Group for the East End benefit in 2013. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Nancy Nagle Kelley and Bob DeLuca, circa 1990. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

Nancy Nagle Kelley and Bob DeLuca, circa 1990. COURTESY GROUP FOR THE EAST END

authorMichelle Trauring on Jun 2, 2022
Most visitors to the East End must first travel through western Long Island, and the stark contrast between the two — protected, natural spaces juxtaposed with dense suburbia — is... more

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