Community

If your tree has been decked, cookies have been baked for Santa and you've completed your holiday shopping and wrapped every last gift, celebrate the season by attending one of these merry East End happenings.

"We are grateful for the support of so many generous members of the community in helping us fund this project," remarked Emily Roy Corey. "Their dreams and ours are about to become a reality."

"We hope everyone comes out to celebrate National Bivalvus Day to learn more about the Peconic Pearls Environmental Program - and what we can all do to protect our waters," expressed Karen Rivara.

"Continuing to use this precious economic and ecological resource as a dumping ground is unacceptable," said Governor Cuomo.

"We are very pleased to be named a star library once again," said Library Director, Danielle Waskiewicz.

"Last year, we raised enough money to award $2,500 in scholarships," noted Ronald Fisher.

Feeling like a Scrooge this holiday season? Here are several East End events that will leave you feeling jolly.

"It means parents, who felt helpless, will be able to give their children gifts this holiday season," said Kimberly J. Nichols.

"The Polar Bear Plunge is our major fundraising effort every year," noted J. Hilton Crosby, Jr., MS, Executive Director of the Human Resources of the Hamptons.

"We believe that we have designed and built a building that truly will serve as a hospitable community center for group meetings, wedding receptions, and more," said Rev. Howarth.