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"Despite the cold, it's always exciting to see these animals in their natural habitat," Robert DiGiovanni shared.

"A unique experience for all ages, ZIMA! brings audiences out into the gorgeous beauty of East End winters," Kate Mueth explained.

"It's not just the medical care, but there's the whole support system for the patient and her family," Charlotte Klein Sasso reflected about the Foundation.

"Every new conversation is good for The Center and all our diverse communities," Bonnie Cannon shared. "Bringing folks together, educating and inspiring stronger community- that has always been the goal of our series."

One of the many wonderful things about the Hamptons is at any given moment right there behind you can be a hawk, an owl, an osprey, and now American bald eagles.

I could feel the history beneath my feat as I walked over the soil. I could hear the wind, feel the peacefulness and smell the nearby ocean.

"It was started to educate and inspire our community of color and the community as a whole, to bring us closer together with shared understanding," Debra McEneaney noted.

"This is a significant moment for the Playhouse Foundation and for Montauk," relayed Perry B. Duryea III. "A gift of this size is a clear sign that our community believes in this project and in the future of Montauk. We want to thank the donor for supporting our mission to complete this project."

I love driving through the East End in the off-season when there is both no traffic, and no rush to get to where I am going. This last weekend my destination was the North Fork.

"The forest is lit up and feels enchanted and magical," Marisa Nelson relayed. "This is a fun way to get out and enjoy yourself and the forest on a cold dark winter's night!"