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"As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve, we know the importance of providing our residents with the latest and most up to date information on what is happening in their communities," Suffolk County Executive Steven Bellone said.

"That ppe that would be otherwise discarded and not available to our healthcare providers, we can receive that material in, decontaminate it, render it safe, and return it to them," Kevin Good noted.

"How can the Children's Museum further its mission and promote learning through play if families can't even eat? This is truly an unprecedented time for the East End and it requires all of us to think outside the box," Steve Long said.

"We are going through between 30 to 70 percent of our food on a daily basis," Michael Daly explained.

"After hearing from countless constituents and advocating for a drive-thru testing facility further east in NY-1, I am happy to report that an East End testing site is now open in Riverhead," Congressman Lee Zeldin stated.

There are cycles in a life. The older you get the more you recognize them. The four seasons is an example of the obvious.

"Our printer is one of 60 printer from libraries that have been set up at our system headquarters where they are printing upwards of 200 shields a day for Stony Brook Hospital," Catherine Creedon said.

"We're a close-knit community, and the response has been incredible," Bob Weinstein, Save Sag Harbor Co-Director, said.

"We are bolstered by the outpour of community support for our healthcare workers and staff," Barbara-Jo Howard, Director of Communications & Marketing, relayed.

"On our way back from fishing, Jim Foley and I decided to give that day's catch to the people," Captain Chuck "Wheat" Morici told Hamptons.com.