Community

"His family, friends, and community miss him terribly, but know that he would want us to celebrate his life and everything he loves!" noted Tara Karen.

The many beaches while always beautiful are now so personal because there are with only a handful of sun and sea bathers.

"As the only maternity center on the South Fork of Long Island we average 770 births a year and provide the highest quality medical care," said Fredric I. Weinbaum, MD.

"The replacement of outdated and poorly functioning East End septic systems is critical to the future protection of our region's drinking water and the health of our local bays and harbors," Bob DeLuca stressed.

"For this year's parade we will focus on raising awareness of the shellfish restoration efforts we are conducting through the Long Island Shellfish Restoration Project," Kimberly Barbour explained.

East End fall festivals offer everything from a maritime celebration to a San Gennaro Feast to an oysterfest, music festival, film festival, and more.

When we grow old we learn not to sweat the small stuff.

"Owing to our philosophy in developing The Bridge, this is not just another weekend cars and coffee at your local donut shop," noted Jeffrey Einhorn.

Social media has connected us old sixty-something folks in a way to bring our lives back almost in a complete circle as we go back and forth with friends we knew when we were single digit years old, but living life caused us to lose track.

"The Symposium will be a great opportunity for our citizens to learn about the present and future changes to healthcare services in the greater East Hampton community, since the Stony Brook Southampton Hospital partnership was finalized," Sheila Rogers noted.