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Quogue Students Bike To The Beach, Raise Money For Carbone Family

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Nile Reagan, sixth-grade student at Quogue School, raised money for Bradley Carbone by selling refreshments at a tag sale over the weekend. Alexa Gorman

Nile Reagan, sixth-grade student at Quogue School, raised money for Bradley Carbone by selling refreshments at a tag sale over the weekend. Alexa Gorman

Cans of old paint and other toxix liquids being dumped into black drum for transport and later disposal at the Montauk Transfer Station. JON WINKLER

Cans of old paint and other toxix liquids being dumped into black drum for transport and later disposal at the Montauk Transfer Station. JON WINKLER

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Larry McConnell at the Montauk Transfer Station dumping of toxic liquid in a black drum meant for transport and disposal. JON WINKLER

Larry McConnell at the Montauk Transfer Station dumping of toxic liquid in a black drum meant for transport and disposal. JON WINKLER

Tim Carbone, who is retiring after 39 years teaching at Quogue School, took his last "beach day" bike ride on Monday with the students. Alexa Gorman

Tim Carbone, who is retiring after 39 years teaching at Quogue School, took his last "beach day" bike ride on Monday with the students. Alexa Gorman

Tim Carbone rode his bike with students and faculty Monday from Quogue School to the beach. Alexa Gorman

Tim Carbone rode his bike with students and faculty Monday from Quogue School to the beach. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Quogue teacher Marcia Winter, right, rode her bike from the school to Quogue Village Beach on Monday for the last "beach day" before her retirement. Alexa Gorman

Quogue teacher Marcia Winter, right, rode her bike from the school to Quogue Village Beach on Monday for the last "beach day" before her retirement. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

Quogue students at Monday's bike ride to the beach, a fundraiser for Bradley Carbone, son of teacher Tim Carbone, who was paralyzed in a snowboarding accident in February. Alexa Gorman

authorAlexa Gorman on Jun 23, 2014
About 40 students and teachers from the Quogue School biked to the beach on Monday morning. Beach Day, an end-of-the-year tradition at the elementary school, was done a bit differently... more

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