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"Since 1992 we have worked with artists to create limited edition shirts that embody the spirit of the East End," Kori Peters noted.

"Any time a piece of plastic is in the marine environment, it will break down into smaller pieces and won't ever really dissolve," said Colleen Henn, Clean Water Coordinator at the Surfrider Foundation's Eastern Long Island Chapter.

"The American Hotel name dates from 1876. The business effectively devolved into a sleepy small boarding house after 1911," Ted Conklin noted.

"We are excited to have the camera mounted outside at the Aquarium and feel it will give visitors an opportunity to view our African black-footed penguins at any time of day," Darlene Punttillo revealed. "We have 13 penguins, and they are a very big attraction for visitors."

Loving a great pet is a joy in life.

"The pet loving public is encourage to attend this free morning of fun at the Adoption Center," shared Jamie Berger.

"Edward found a way of writing about this mysterious business of being alive in a way that nobody else ever thought about doing, in a style that no one had ever brought to the table before," Ruhel told us.

"We need to give more tools to the public, and this is a great tool for the public to understand what to do and what not to do," said Robert DiGiovanni, founder and chief scientist of Atlantic Marine Conservation Society.

"These recycling programs are important to the protection of our water systems as well as the overall health of our environment," Naomi Hogarty stated.

This isn't the first time the beloved beaches have been honored.