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In Your Neighborhoods, August 6

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East Hampton Fire Department Chief Gerard Turza, Jr., his Assistant Chief Duane Forrester and EHFD officers welcomed members of the East Hampton Village Board as trucks 9-1-5, 9-1-10 and 9-1-13 were moved into the brand new EHFD Substation on Old Northwest Road on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Fire Department Chief Gerard Turza, Jr., his Assistant Chief Duane Forrester and EHFD officers welcomed members of the East Hampton Village Board as trucks 9-1-5, 9-1-10 and 9-1-13 were moved into the brand new EHFD Substation on Old Northwest Road on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

Cole Warren takes a sledgehammer to a card table during the Rage for Canines fundraiser that took place at Havens Beach on Friday evening. MICHAEL HELLER

Cole Warren takes a sledgehammer to a card table during the Rage for Canines fundraiser that took place at Havens Beach on Friday evening. MICHAEL HELLER

Dylan Ehrlich, 6, and Logan Ehrlich, 2, residing in East Hampton Village for the summer ran a lemonade stand on Friday and Saturday and raised $94 which they are donating to the local hospital. COURTESY STEPHEN FRISHBERG

Dylan Ehrlich, 6, and Logan Ehrlich, 2, residing in East Hampton Village for the summer ran a lemonade stand on Friday and Saturday and raised $94 which they are donating to the local hospital. COURTESY STEPHEN FRISHBERG

The Hampton Bays Beautification Association is pleased to announce the installation of a steel art sculpture in the rain garden adjacent to the Hampton Bays Post Office. The sculpture, titled, “Fish in a Crescent Moon,” was created by Hampton Bays artist Fritz Cass. Funding for the project was provided by the Muriel Siebert Foundation. COURTESY HAMPTON BAYS BEAUTIFICATION ASSOCIATION

The Hampton Bays Beautification Association is pleased to announce the installation of a steel art sculpture in the rain garden adjacent to the Hampton Bays Post Office. The sculpture, titled, “Fish in a Crescent Moon,” was created by Hampton Bays artist Fritz Cass. Funding for the project was provided by the Muriel Siebert Foundation. COURTESY HAMPTON BAYS BEAUTIFICATION ASSOCIATION

East Hampton Fire Department Chief Gerard Turza, Jr., his Assistant Chief Duane Forrester and EHFD officers welcomed members of the East Hampton Village Board as trucks 9-1-5, 9-1-10 and 9-1-13 were moved into the brand new EHFD Substation on Old Northwest Road on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Fire Department Chief Gerard Turza, Jr., his Assistant Chief Duane Forrester and EHFD officers welcomed members of the East Hampton Village Board as trucks 9-1-5, 9-1-10 and 9-1-13 were moved into the brand new EHFD Substation on Old Northwest Road on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Fire Department First Assistant Chief Duane Forrester helps guide Engine 9-1-5 into place as East Hampton Fire Department trucks 9-1-5, 9-1-10 and 9-1-13 are moved into the brand new EHFD Substation on Old Northwest Road on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Fire Department First Assistant Chief Duane Forrester helps guide Engine 9-1-5 into place as East Hampton Fire Department trucks 9-1-5, 9-1-10 and 9-1-13 are moved into the brand new EHFD Substation on Old Northwest Road on Saturday. MICHAEL HELLER

Our Fabulous Variety Drag Brunch featuring Naomi and Aunt Barb was held at the Inn Spot on the Bay in Hampton Bays on July 26. The next brunch at the Inn Spot is slated for August 16, with two seatings at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. For more information go to ourfabulousvarietyshow.org COURTESY ANITA BOYER

Our Fabulous Variety Drag Brunch featuring Naomi and Aunt Barb was held at the Inn Spot on the Bay in Hampton Bays on July 26. The next brunch at the Inn Spot is slated for August 16, with two seatings at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. For more information go to ourfabulousvarietyshow.org COURTESY ANITA BOYER

Retiring after 51 years of service to the East End educational community, East Hampton resident Larrilee Jemiola is celebrated at a recent Peconic Teacher Center policy board meeting by new Co-Directors Kim Milton and Kelly Anderson.

Retiring after 51 years of service to the East End educational community, East Hampton resident Larrilee Jemiola is celebrated at a recent Peconic Teacher Center policy board meeting by new Co-Directors Kim Milton and Kelly Anderson.

author on Aug 5, 2020
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the East End has once again shown itself as a community with a generous spirit, individuals, local businesses and nonprofits rallying to support those in need,... more

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