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The Nessel Brothers, Jacob and Richie, are this year's honorees at the Annual Montauk Harbor Old Timer's Dinner in Montauk.

Despite popular belief, you do not need to enter a heavily wooded area to encounter and possibly be bitten by a tick with potentially deadly consequences.

"It's a no-brainer decision for us," Brian Kelly, owner of East End Tick and Mosquito Control, said about the company's recent installation of solar roofing at the Southampton office.

Leading nurses from Long Island's hospitals and nursing education programs gathered at the Woodbury Country Club to give recognition to their nurse peers at the Nurse of Excellence Award Ceremony.

Join the Southampton Village and the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation in celebrating the opening of the Southampton Village Dog Park at Lola Prentice Memorial Park.

They may be just babies, but according to Kent Animal Shelter, kittens and puppies can go into heat as early as four and five months old, and have their first litter just two months later.

"We continue to look for new and creative ways to engage and teach kids while they enjoy themselves at CMEE," said Stephen Long, CMEE's Executive Director. "Our new mini-golf course achieves both of those goals by making it fun to learn about physics while navigating each hole."

The eighth annual Kites For A Cure raised nearly $60,000 to be donated to innovative lung cancer research.

Hudson River HealthCare, a non-for-profit Federally Qualified Health Care (FQHC) system hosted a ribbon cutting today at Southampton Hospital to commemorate the hospital's opening of a new state-of-the-art health care facility, the Kraus Family Health Center of the Hamptons.

Uniting Against Lung Cancer will kick off the summer season in Southampton with its eighth annual, "Kites for a Cure" event at Coopers Beach.