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"I'm most excited about working with diverse panelists representing centuries old past folk art form and musicality of creating a universal humanity through the celebration of music," says Dr. Georgette Grier-Key, the panel's moderator.

In our present day world where fairness, justice and certainly grace seem to be lacking, it is always and forever comforting, reassuring and inspiring when a community reaches out to help a fellow citizen during a heartbreaking and tragic time.

A fire and ice themed winter favorite is about to take over the East End.

The Winter Olympic Games make great diverse television for the otherwise dull days of February - when so many of us on the East End of Long Island are waiting for spring and summer to arrive.

"Spend the day shopping and dining in beautiful Sag Harbor, we are open for business - even in the dead of winter!" said Lisa Field, President of the Sag Harbor Chamber of Commerce.

Josie's secret to life is: "It's love. All you need is love."

"I'm so proud of all of our participants for sharing their stories with our community. Public speaking is never easy and talking about such personal and emotional subject matter can make it even harder, but they are all being so brave and doing such an incredible job," said Melissa Mundy.

"Our Little Hats Big Hearts program allows the whole community to get involved," noted Barbara Poliwoda.

Looking for something enriching for your kids to do over winter break?

"The demand for luxury and seasonal housing has driven housing costs beyond the reach of most moderate income and working class local residents," stated Thiele.