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"HarborFrost provides a wonderfully festive backdrop to winter in Sag Harbor and a fun time for the whole family during an otherwise quiet February," said Gavin Menu, Co-Publisher of The Sag Harbor Express. "The Sag Harbor American Music Festival brings live music all around town."

All it took was one Facebook post to help bring Princey (aka Prince Charming), who had been missing for over a month, back to his worried family.

"The North Fork Animal Welfare League recognizes that we cannot adopt our way out of the companion animal overpopulation problem," expressed Gillian Pultz, North Fork Animal Welfare League Executive Director.

"We are excited to welcome Loretta to continue moving the agency in a forward direction," expressed Gail Rothwell, Board President. "Her leadership will strengthen our services, which reach thousands of Suffolk County visitors and residents each year."

"Patient safety at Southampton Hospital is of critical importance and Deborah Maile is an important asset to our team," noted Robert S. Chaloner, Southampton Hospital President & CEO. "In addition to her infection prevention responsibilities, she also plays a key role in the Hospital's Tick-Borne Disease Resource Center, communicating with patients who have been infected by a tick...

"We are very excited that our Teen Leaders are active at so many events across the East End," said Helen Atkinson-Barnes, the Retreat's Education Manager. "Promoting respect and healthy relationships is the main goal of the program."

Whether you're single, happily coupled up, or its complicated, here are seven East End events celebrating Valentine's Day.

"This powerful event provides a platform to speak out against domestic violence," noted Maggie Goldfarb, Director of Development at The Retreat. "We are thankful for the incredible support of our East End communities!"

"Suffolk took it right on the chin," Governor Andrew Cuomo said about the historic winter storm. "Two feet of snow is a lot of snow, any way you slice it."

"This is going to be a dangerous situation," Governor Andrew Cuomo said during his press briefing about winter storm Juno. "Do not take this lightly. This is not a time to be casual."