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You don't have to be sixty-something to really enjoy sunsets, you just have to look west.

With Fourth of July falling on a Wednesday this year, you can take part in two weekends worth of Independence Day fun in the Hamptons.

Top honors for the 10K went to Linus Kiplagat who completed the USA track and field certified course in 29:45.03, a 4:47 mile pace, and the top female finisher was Birtukan Fente Alemu who completed the race in 33:40.36.

"We are reviving the spirit of the old cinema and making it into a state of the art cinematheque," reflected Allen Kopelson of NK Architects.

"Change starts with education. Without educating the public on the harmful effects that marine debris, including plastic straws, has on wildlife, it will continue to happen and worsen. We are able to bring awareness to the community and make a change to better the world." - Jessica Kennelly, outreach coordinator for Group for the East End.

It is what it is in the Hamptons, a changing of the guard, millionaires selling to billionaires who feel the need to teardown old classic estates.

"This is sure to be an insightful hour, spent in the company of two of the country's most well-known investment gurus!" reflected Patti Ferrin.

The ocean beaches of the Hamptons do that to locals and summer guest alike; the beaches on sunny days make us all smile.

"We are really hoping to expand the program and give all locals an opportunity to participate in this wonderful sport," said Bailey Thompson, Chairperson of the Foundation.

"Nostalgia and memories are important. There are events that inspire a smile and positive thoughts," said Race Director Mary Ellen Adipietro.