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"In 2006, when I started the Hope for Depression Research Foundation," Audrey Gruss told Hamtons.com, "no one spoke the word 'depression' in polite society."

He told me the 3,427-pound shark was taken by rod and reel, while "the other one," referring to the giant white of 4,500 pounds that is in Salivar's bar, "was caught with a harpoon and barrels just like in Jaws, the movie…but that one," as he pointed to the replica of the 3,427-pound great white that hangs at...

"This year's Fair is a celebration of farmers and farming on the East End, which is also reflected in the Museum's exhibitions," Stephen Long noted. "Event proceeds enable CMEE educators to provide vital programming year-round to low-income families who otherwise couldn't afford to visit the Museum."

I guess when you fly in your own private jet, you never lose your luggage.

"The reason this cause is important to me and many of us on the East End is pretty simple. I myself never served, but I have seen first hand the heavy sacrifice paid by the men and woman who have," Nick Kraus reflected.

"The funds raised at the event will benefit the construction of the future Aquatic Center at the Playhouse, providing the community with year-round fitness and recreational opportunities," Julia McCormack noted.

"My mom was a tremendously inclusive, charitable and fun-loving person," Dylan Fowler, Sarah de Havenon's son, reflected. "We wanted to put together an event that celebrated that spirit."

I often think the sunset sky is where the souls of all who have ever lived congregate.

"They believe in themselves in ways that they never could have imagined," Roden told us.

"Whether paddleboarding, meditating or taking a simple stroll along the beach, how we treat and care for the natural world has a positive, healing effect on all of us," Aaron Virgin noted.