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It’s A Wrap: Sag Harbor 7-Eleven Closes

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A worker removes the sign from the Sag Harbor 7-Eleven, which closed on Friday. MICHAEL HELLER

The sign on the door of the Sag Harbor 7-Eleven says it all on Friday, as a worker removes the store's sign. MICHAEL HELLER

Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry Volunteer Executive Director Evelyn "Evie" Ramunno removes perishables that were donated to the food pantry by 7-11 as the store was emptied and shut down on Friday, Michael Heller

Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry's Volunteer Executive Director Evelyn "Evie" Ramunno removes perishables that were donated to the food pantry by 7-11 as the store was emptied and shut down on Friday. Michael Heller

The sign above the 7-11 is taken down as the store was emptied and shut down on Friday. Michael Heller

Cynthia Williams, one of 7-Eleven's managers, loads a bag of groceries donated to the Sag Harbor Food Pantry for volunteer Pam Kern. MICHAEL HELLER

Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry's Volunteer Executive Director Evelyn "Evie" Ramunno helps volunteer Pam Kern remove perishables that were donated to the food pantry by 7-11 as the store was emptied and shut down on Friday. Michael Heller

Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry volunteer Pam Kern is helped by 7-11 Store Manager Cynthia Williams as they remove food that was donated to the food pantry by 7-11 as the store was emptied and shut down on Friday. Michael Heller

It’s fascinating just how much merchandise can be packed into a 7-Eleven store. Besides the obvious things like milk and bread, beer and soda, cookies, chips, and all sorts of... more

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