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"It's always a great event, to see so many former ARFans in attendance, with their owners showing them off with such pride," noted Jamie Berger, Director of Marketing & Communications at Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons, Inc. (ARF).

The free event will kickoff with a beach cleanup, followed by the Fabulous Nature Nick and His Live Animal Family.

Last year, over 1,200 participants ages ranging from 4 to 89-years-old, ran, jogged or walked the race route.

"Concerned Citizens of Montauk, in cooperation with Group for the East End, Montauk School, EH Trails Preservation Society and Surfrider Foundation, is hosting The Great Montauk Cleanup," noted Danielle Friscia.

"We are so pleased to fulfill his vision and honor the memory of his extraordinary leadership and dedication to the Library with the launch of this remarkable new series," said Donald L. Hunting, President of the Library's Board of Managers.

"Expanded education is my passion, as I believe expanded learning opportunities are key to student learning," noted Rebecca Morgan Taylor.

"I'm anxious to get the cleanup season started with the 2nd annual Shoreline Sweep," expressed Founder Dell R. Cullum.

"These 29 students and their mentors put in countless hours over the last 3 months, building their robot from the ground up, fundraising, and truly working as a team," said Sharon Dyer, Co-advisor of the Westhampton Beach High School Robotics Team 3171.

Leave it to the brilliant minds at Google to merge the usefulness of Google Maps with the fun and kitsch of Pac-Mac, one of the most beloved video games of all time. We test drove the new maps feature in the Hamptons, specifically in Sag Harbor where we ate our way down Clinton Street and back up Division...

Southampton Historical Museum continues their commemoration of Southampton's 375th Anniversary during April with a spotlight on the Roaring Twenties, a battle that few know about, the history of an East End landmark, and a tour showcasing a local town's founding.