Community

"We've learned that, in many cultures, black cats are said to bring good luck and prosperity to their owners," shared Dotti Donaldson and Fred Vanderwerven.

"We are honored and thrilled to have Gloria Steinem as our guest speaker at Guild Hall," remarked Executive Director of The Retreat, Loretta K. Davis. "Ms. Steinem is a champion of equal rights and civil rights, not only for women but for all individuals worldwide."

"Right now our biggest challenge is not running out of beer," Cutillo told Hamptons.com. "It is a testament to our fans and they are absolutely loving the brand and beer!"

"This summer there has been a plethora of terrific first-time novelists," said Jane Ubell-Meyer of Madison & Mulholland. "For someone who has always been an avid reader, there is nothing better than curling up with a new book!"

"Sag Harbor has a rich and wonderful history that is shared on the porch of the Historical Society on certain Fridays in the summer," shared Nancy Remkus. "It is a great way to come together with your neighbors and friends and keep history alive."

A former HCBL player can be found in all 30 major league teams' system except for one - the Miami Marlins!

"The Walk of Hope is important to me because as Founder of the Hope of Depression Research Foundation it is my aim to give maximum visibility to the issue of depression as the number one reason in the world for disability," said Audrey Gruss.

"This is a great family-friendly, free event focused on art, shellfish, music and giving back to our bays," said Kim Barbour. "We welcome all to come out and meet members of the Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program team, and learn about how you can become a steward of our marine environment."

"We intend to move westward by the week, that way we target different communities within the East End," shared Colleen Marie Henn. "Once we hit Southampton, we'll begin again in Montauk."

"Something that started as a bet around the barbecue one night has morphed into a great annual event thanks to the support of the Shelter Island community," explained David Shinngford and Gareth Jones.