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'The Mask Project' Comes to Sag Harbor Village

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As chiefs from the Sag Harbor Fire Department prepare themselves in the background, photographer Michael Heller gets a helping hand with a foam core fill card from his "assistant," Sag Harbor Village Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy, and art direction from Weinstein via Facetime on a laptop computer as he photographs Sag Harbor Episcopal Church Reverend Karen Campbell in the meeting room of Sag Harbor Village Hall as part of the Sag Harbor Village Wear a Mask Campaign on Sunday afternoon, 5/17/20

author on May 20, 2020
Just in time for what is anticipated to be a busy holiday weekend on the East End, Sag Harbor Village is poised to launch a campaign designed by resident Bob... more

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