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Hampton Bays High School Class Of 2017 Graduates On Saturday

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Absentee ballots are voted on Tuesday night at the Southampton Intermediate School. ERIN MCKINLEY BY ERIN MCKINLEY
Quogue School Board President Lauren Battista listens to parents discuss what qualities they would like to see in their new superintendent. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Julia Dzakonski graduated with the Hampton Bays Class of 2017 on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Deonne Finkelstein's Remsenburg garden will be open on Saturday, June 11, for the "Remsenburg Area Garden Tour."
Members of the Tuckahoe student council traveled to Human Resources of the Hamptons on Friday to donate food and clothes on behalf of the Tuckahoe School. BY ERIN MCKINLEY
Larry Jones points to the bake oven in the central chimney. DANA SHAW
From left, Bixhorn Technical Center Principal Sam McAleese, Assistant Principal Nicole Zergebel and Dr. Julie Lutz, chief operating officer of Eastern Suffolk BOCES. ALEXA GORMAN
Kylie Springer embraces her father, Kevin Springer, the vice president of the Board of Education, during graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Annabelle Dominguez plays her flute during the Hampton Bays Class of 2017 graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Keep the leaves raked or blown off your lawn. If they are allowed to accumulate and mat down from rain or snow, your lawn will be a miserable mess in March.
Arianna Villella reads a book in the East Quogue reading garden. AMANDA BERNOCCO
From left: Hannah Goetz, Josh Albarino and Julia Tetrault graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Scenes from the Hampton Classic Horse Show. MICHELLE TRAURING
From left: Tiffany Brenes, Emily Lowry, Dario Vasquez, Miguel Flores and Gabriel Guambana graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
The Montauk Bus Company is being investigated by the Department of Environmental Conservation for potentially illegally dumping dangerous chemical on the property. BY ERIN MCKINLEY
Amelia Salvatore embraces Nicholas Kolb during graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Village Board member Stephen Frano, Department of Public Works Superintendent Matthew Smith and Village Clerk-Treasurer Elizabeth Lindtvit at the Village Board work session on February 20. ANISAH ABDULLAH
Scenes from the Hampton Classic Horse Show. MICHELLE TRAURING
From left: Valedictorian Erik Morastitla, Class President Alexandra Macholz, and Salutatorian Nicholas Kolb graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
From left: Valedictorian Erik Morastitla, Class President Alexandra Macholz, and Salutatorian Nicholas Kolb graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Alexandra Macholz, president of the Hampton Bays Class of 2017, graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Dr. Lois Favre BY ERIN MCKINLEY
Jared Strecker, 16, of Hampton Bays is going to present his research at the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation’s annual International Symposium on Malignant Mesothelioma later this month. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Agustina Putzulu graduated with the Hampton Bays Class of 2017 on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
The Hampton Bays Class of 2017 graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
July 24 -- Euripides Cruz of Waterbury, Connecticut had been missing for the past six years and was presumed dead by his family in Quogue by Village Police.
Tuckahoe School third-grade students Olivia Casabianca, left, and Chiara Campaiola display the ceramic bowls they made for the schools second Empty Bowls event, which will be held Thursday evening at the school. The event helps raise awareness of hunger. ALYSSA MELILLO
Kristina Georges, a Hampton Bays Middle School student, reads an essay she wrote in remembrance of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, during a flag ceremony at Hampton Bays Elementary School. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Fifth-graders Haley Waszkelewicz, left, and Jane Atkinson look at ceiling tiles painted last year on display at Westhampton Beach Elementary School. BY ERIN MCKINLEY
The Hampton Bays Class of 2017 graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO
Michael Del Ray embraces Dot Capuano, a member of the Board of Education, during graduation. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Absentee ballots are voted on Tuesday night at the Southampton Intermediate School. ERIN MCKINLEY BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Quogue School Board President Lauren Battista listens to parents discuss what qualities they would like to see in their new superintendent. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Julia Dzakonski graduated with the Hampton Bays Class of 2017 on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Deonne Finkelstein's Remsenburg garden will be open on Saturday, June 11, for the "Remsenburg Area Garden Tour."

Members of the Tuckahoe student council traveled to Human Resources of the Hamptons on Friday to donate food and clothes on behalf of the Tuckahoe School. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Larry Jones points to the bake oven in the central chimney. DANA SHAW

From left, Bixhorn Technical Center Principal Sam McAleese, Assistant Principal Nicole Zergebel and Dr. Julie Lutz, chief operating officer of Eastern Suffolk BOCES. ALEXA GORMAN

Kylie Springer embraces her father, Kevin Springer, the vice president of the Board of Education, during graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Annabelle Dominguez plays her flute during the Hampton Bays Class of 2017 graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Keep the leaves raked or blown off your lawn. If they are allowed to accumulate and mat down from rain or snow, your lawn will be a miserable mess in March.

Arianna Villella reads a book in the East Quogue reading garden. AMANDA BERNOCCO

From left: Hannah Goetz, Josh Albarino and Julia Tetrault graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Scenes from the Hampton Classic Horse Show. MICHELLE TRAURING

From left: Tiffany Brenes, Emily Lowry, Dario Vasquez, Miguel Flores and Gabriel Guambana graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Montauk Bus Company is being investigated by the Department of Environmental Conservation for potentially illegally dumping dangerous chemical on the property. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Amelia Salvatore embraces Nicholas Kolb during graduation on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Village Board member Stephen Frano, Department of Public Works Superintendent Matthew Smith and Village Clerk-Treasurer Elizabeth Lindtvit at the Village Board work session on February 20. ANISAH ABDULLAH

Scenes from the Hampton Classic Horse Show. MICHELLE TRAURING

From left: Valedictorian Erik Morastitla, Class President Alexandra Macholz, and Salutatorian Nicholas Kolb graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Alexandra Macholz, president of the Hampton Bays Class of 2017, graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Dr. Lois Favre BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Jared Strecker, 16, of Hampton Bays is going to present his research at the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation’s annual International Symposium on Malignant Mesothelioma later this month. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Agustina Putzulu graduated with the Hampton Bays Class of 2017 on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

The Hampton Bays Class of 2017 graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

July 24 -- Euripides Cruz of Waterbury, Connecticut had been missing for the past six years and was presumed dead by his family in Quogue by Village Police.

Tuckahoe School third-grade students Olivia Casabianca, left, and Chiara Campaiola display the ceramic bowls they made for the schools second Empty Bowls event, which will be held Thursday evening at the school. The event helps raise awareness of hunger. ALYSSA MELILLO

Kristina Georges, a Hampton Bays Middle School student, reads an essay she wrote in remembrance of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, during a flag ceremony at Hampton Bays Elementary School. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Fifth-graders Haley Waszkelewicz, left, and Jane Atkinson look at ceiling tiles painted last year on display at Westhampton Beach Elementary School. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

The Hampton Bays Class of 2017 graduated on Saturday afternoon. AMANDA BERNOCCO

Michael Del Ray embraces Dot Capuano, a member of the Board of Education, during graduation. AMANDA BERNOCCO

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