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Quogue Refuge Hosts 'Wild Night For Wildlife' Gala

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Catherine and Ted McCormick.

Catherine and Ted McCormick.

Brian and Kerri Tymann.

Brian and Kerri Tymann.

Victoria Cannarelli, Kim Cannarelli and Rachel Hersh.

Victoria Cannarelli, Kim Cannarelli and Rachel Hersh.

Justin and Alexandra Glover.

Justin and Alexandra Glover.

Kirsten and Kevin Lonnie with Stan Glinka.

Kirsten and Kevin Lonnie with Stan Glinka.

Kirsten Bonner and Jessie Bodner.

Kirsten Bonner and Jessie Bodner.

Skyler, Jessica and Tony Valderrama.

Skyler, Jessica and Tony Valderrama.

Linda Heinberg and Rory Jones.

Linda Heinberg and Rory Jones.

Marisa Nelson with Conservator Award recipient Gigi Spates.

Marisa Nelson with Conservator Award recipient Gigi Spates.

Cara Fernandes with a kestral.

Cara Fernandes with a kestral.

Bill Ritter, Andy Nathan and Stanley Schorr.

Bill Ritter, Andy Nathan and Stanley Schorr.

authorStaff Writer on Jul 17, 2023

The Quogue Wildlife Refuge hosted it’s 15th annual “Wild Night for Wildlife” summer gala on Saturday evening on the grounds of the refuge. DANA SHAW PHOTOS

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