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"We knew we needed to help little Godiva. We knew that she would require specialists in order to diagnosis her issues and see what could be done - but we were never, ever! going to give up on her," Kate McEntee shared.

"For all the low-income parents in our community that work hard to put food on the table - diapers, which is an essential item for a baby's well-being, become a luxury they can't afford," Molin stated. "This is a problem we want to solve."

The young musicians expressed their enthusiasm for this upcoming project. They have practiced long hours at home, combining their individual skills into a wonderful quartet.

"One of the most important things about competing in the Code-A-Thon was that it was not only about coding," Bonnie Michelle Cannon said. "It challenged the students to use critical thinking and come up with Global Solutions."

"Grab your honey and let the Southampton History Museum help you celebrate Valentine's Day," Tom Edmonds encouraged.

"Grief is selfish, with no expiration date, and it feels as if you have a giant void inside of you. You need to fill that void with self-love, self-compassion, understanding, and self-awareness," Striano told us.

I was watching the snow fall, and thinking about the work ahead of me to shovel the driveway and dig out the cars, when I started to think about food.

"Our furry family members have enriched our lives and brought us infinite amounts of joy, peacefulness, and stress relief over these past ten months, and we can't think of a better way to pay tribute than by including them in our Valentine's Day plans," said Leslie Granger.

"We are very happy to welcome Quigley and the STAR rescue team back to Quogue, continuing our Groundhog Day traditions," said Susan McKenna.

"When you are looking at a 63 percent increase in incidents of food insecurities in two counties, that's why we are motivated to do what we do," Pachter told Hamptons.com.