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"Earth Days 2018 has become an incredibly robust and exciting three days of dynamic programming for all ages," Amy Kirwin noted.

"With the pervasiveness of single-use plastics, it is more important than ever that we come together to keep our parks, streams, and beaches clean of trash and debris," Kate Rossi-Snook explained.

"The Great East End Clean-Up has become an annual tradition that many of our residents look forward to and I am excited to continue this annual event for our Town and to be joining the Moriches Bay Project," said Councilwoman Scalera.

You never are really in the future because we live in the present, but the future is always just right in front of you.

"Coyotes are expanding their native range and settling new habitats, and it's happening very quickly," Ivan Kuraev, a featured speaker, explained.

"The Masters is one of my favorite sporting events on the planet to cover," Liguori told Hamptons.com.

"The service will also make it easier for South Fork businesses to recruit and retain employees by providing an alternative, faster, and less stressful commute to the South Fork," Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. relayed.

One thing about being sixty-something is by this stage of life we have sampled some amazing desserts at various phenomenal restaurants.

Is your little one dreading being cooped up in the house over Spring Break? Sign them up for one of these exciting activities.

Wondering where the Easter Bunny will be over Easter weekend? Here's where to spot the cuddly creature in the Hamptons.