"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.
"More than a race, the Great Peconic paddle is a unifier, bringing together elite athletes and weekend paddlers, all sharing a love of the water," said Fergis Sloan.
The village-wide event celebrating the maritime history of Sag Harbor will launch with a Spotlight on Boating & Fishing and Harborfest Kick-off Party.
"As a member of a family who has dealt with a cancer diagnosis, I know the importance of the work Fighting Chance does," noted Carl Benincasa.
"There's certainly a benefit for anyone getting into the ocean and experiencing the transformative power of the ocean and waves," Swentek told us.
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