Community

On Fighting Chance's 15th anniversary, exciting re-launch of their website features new design and aspects to help cancer patients on the East End of Long Island.

New standards are undoubtedly needed to protect marine life, animals and plants.

"Our partnership has been a model for how organizations can collaborate to touch and save lives," noted Robert Chaloner.

"As the community shelter and resource for responsible pet ownership we are grateful for the partnership," expressed Jerry Rosenthal.

"Future plans include the addition of surgical sub-specialists in advanced urology, vascular surgery, pulmonology, gynecology and hematology/oncology who will see patients at the new physician practice site located in Southold," Paul Connor said.

"The decline over the past year can be attributed to the Hamptons, primarily the Town of Southampton which has seen revenues dipped by $6.29 million," noted Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr.

"We collected way over 100 gifts to share with those who might otherwise have none," shared Chief Lenahan.

"It really has become a successful, community fundraiser that we all look forward to going into the New Year," noted Vicki Littman, Polar Bear Plunge Chair.

"Our annual Ball Drop is such an incredibly unique opportunity for families to celebrate the New Year together," said Steve Long.

"Given the limited resources for economic recovery and the fire's economic impact on a small, yet vibrant and historic community, we should do everything in our power to help these small business owners recover from their tragic loss," they said.