Community

"The availability of affordable housing opportunities for moderate income and working class residents is in short supply, and the adverse impacts from this shortage of housing opportunities must be addressed," said Assemblyman Thiele.

We all love the fresh ocean air that folks who live in the Hamptons too often take for granted.

"East End is thrilled to be partnering with two innovative organizations - both who are bringing awareness to current social issues. Raising the public's consciousness through art is so rewarding, as art is a universal language," said Patricia Snyder, Executive Director.

"It's been really exciting to see the service evolve and grow over the years," Mirras shared.

Programs support the oyster garden initiative to educate the community about the importance of oysters to our ecosystem and as a sustainable food source

"I have always felt that conversations are different between women when men are not in the room and that there needed to be more places for women to have safe conversations," Ross told us.

"People that I never knew existed are coming forward and helping and that's exhilarating," Gornik told Hamptons.com.

"In 2018, we have already distributed 25,551 meals," Hilton Crosby noted.

In a lifetime there are good days and bad days, and then there are the best days and perhaps the worst days.

"We chose the theme because those three words​ - change, diversity and adversity - have been constants in the evolution of Sag Harbor," said Eric Cohen of the John Jermain Memorial Library.