Community

"It's a tradition you have generations of families and runners enjoying this day to either set a personal best, win the family crown, get together with their running teams to enjoy a weekend of fitness, fun and scenic beauty on the rock," said Mary Ellen Adipietro, Race Coordinator.

"You are what you eat, and knowing how to grow at least some portion of your own food is essential to understanding how to maintain your health in a culture of processed and chemical-laden foods," noted Marc Fasanella.

"We are so excited to put together this year's lineup of artists and vendors," shared Janalyn Travis-Messer.

"The harbor access areas collect debris and this community partnership initiative comes at a time when we need to spruce up the harbor front for the Blessing of the Fleet taking place the next day, Sunday, throughout our visitor high season and everyone who lives here," says Laraine Creegan.

"There are exquisitely intricate gardens, a remarkable two-acre farm, and understated designs that that focus on the natural landscape and ecological principles," noted Stephanie Werskey.

"Such a simple environmental idea but so impactful for our community waterways and marine life made sense to us, so the Chamber helped the students email an announcement letter asking our business members to support their plan," explained Laraine Creegan.  

"We have everything from antiques, art, sporting equipment, toys, china, jewelry and more!" said Susan Hanley.

"It is my goal to create the ultimate transportation experience for our clients at a very fair price," Mark J. Vigliante shared.

The East End beach has earned a spot on the list multiple times.

"There are so many different interpretations of 'Hamptons lifestyles' but my Hamptons lifestyle is built on the Hamptons of the past when it was an artists' colony," said Wölffer.