Community

"I think we all agreed that we wanted to make it as Montauk as possible - keeping the venue and the atmosphere, and the food and service approachable, comfortable, and relaxed, thus taking advantage of our unique location on a 200-foot private bay beach in Montauk," said Marchetto.

"There are dozens of fantastic prizes donated by our local businesses and community members, with all funds supporting the Foundation's efforts to construct an Aquatic and Cultural Center at the Playhouse," said Susan Henkin.

"Westhampton Beach welcomes all down to enjoy the festivities," shared Noelle J Bass.

"Each time teens participate in any of these programs, they not only earn community service, but they also strengthen community bonds," said Theresa Maritato.

"There are many in our community who still do not have access to regular medical care," noted Sheila Rogers.

"It is surely one of our favorite days of the year," remarked Jamie Berger.

"Montauk Fall Festival is the Chamber's major annual fundraiser," noted Laraine Creegan.

"Having a toxin-free lawn and garden is one thing every homeowner can do today—for free!—to have an immediate impact on the health of our bodies and our local bodies of water," explained Jess Tonn.

"The Hospital is most fortunate to have a community that understood the significance of the Garden and came together for a project of this scope," said Robert S. Chaloner, President & CEO, Southampton Hospital.

"The time has come for our community to have a frank conversation about resetting our relationship to the coastline," noted Jeremy Samuelson.