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"This legislation gives localities the ability to participate in providing clean, healthy water to areas impacted by emerging contaminants and gives access to needed funds for clean water initiatives," Senator LaValle noted.

It is fun to make predictions for any new coming year.

"There is a great deal of work ahead to make the Community Cafe a reality, including raising $150,000 to complete the transformation of the building, connections to farm stands for donations of produce, acquisition of used appliances, and most importantly, the antiquated kitchen must be remodeled to accommodate the Cafe," Reverend Karen revealed.

"These economic development grants represent a major commitment by the State of New York to take the lead in creating jobs and improving the economy," State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. relayed.

"The Amagansett, East Hampton, Springs and Wainscott Food Pantries are looking forward to this year's Annual Polar Bear Plunge as all of the food pantries rely on this fundraiser to help get us through the winter months," noted Vicki M. Littman.

It's definitely is a thrill to skate under that large iconic Christmas tree.

It was cold but it warmed my heart and soul to be back in the mountains.

"The designation of the Peconic Bay Region as a New York State Heritage Area is a tremendous benefit to us," Assemblyman Anthony Palumbo noted.

"In many homes, there is an empty seat for one who is serving or one who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country," Wreaths Across America explains. "There is no better time to express our appreciation than during the hustle and bustle of the holiday season."

"By celebrating Edie's life and work, we will heighten awareness of the Center's current mission, as well raise funds for program expansion and a move to Hampton Bays," said Steven M. Bernstein shared.