Eastport Green Project thanks all those who have helped us make our historic Main Street sparkle this holiday season.
We are especially grateful to local businesses that support us in our efforts, with donations of money, time and ideas. Special thanks to Olish Farms, 510 Montauk Hwy., Watermark Hamptons, Selfmaid, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Eastport Fire Department, Eastport Animal Hospital, KC Kollections, Hampton Air, Eastport Music Scene, and Nicholas and Susan Tang.
We celebrate all of our volunteers dedicated to keeping Eastport clean, green and beautiful. Special thanks to our Main Street Beautification Committee: Diane Bavosa, Judy Cummings, Linda Eddy, Barbara Evans, Ginny Orenato, Joanne Palisi, George Pertsinides, May Zegarelli and all the elves from our community who have lent helping hands.
Marie K. Kinneary
Eastport Green Project
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