Community

"If family historians have hit a brick wall, I work with them to find a solution," noted Su Garrison-Terry.

"Support like this from the community is always moving and what our Foundation is built upon," shared Ken Lewis.

"It is no secret that women are underrepresented in STEM fields," said Suffolk County Community College President, Dr. Shaun L. McKay.

"At this usually quiet time of year, it's nice to have an event that gets participants outside and active," shared Meghan Barnes.

Catherine Deneuve's apartment and the iconic writers' hang Cafe du Marie were around the corner; our touchstones, Cafes Fleur and Deux Magaux, blocks away.

"We feel it is important to offer these low cost services to the community knowing how costly it can be to keep your pets up to date on their vaccines," shared Jamie Berger.

"As a species we have been collecting, saving, and sowing seeds for thousands of years; the stories, the art, and the data depicting our relationship with seeds are abundant, and, like seeds, scattered around the globe," explained Scott Chaskey.

The American Heart Association is uniting with companies, community organizations, families, and friends, to "Go Red" and "Glow Red" on National Wear Red Day.

"The environmental threats facing Montauk and the entire Peconic Estuary are complex and require long-term, comprehensive solutions," Jeremy Samuelson explained.

"The class becomes more that an exercise session — the camaraderie and support is unimaginable," Jacqui Errico explained.