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In the Hamptons, there seems to be founding family's descendants sprinkled all over the East End, often on historic farms and homes.

"Our 'Holiday Farm Lights Tour' allows families to visit our farm with a beautifully decorated Christmas backdrop to celebrate the season," Spirit's Promise Equine Rescue Founder and Owner Marisa Striano noted.

"In the midst, of a pandemic our community's love has poured out to The Center," Bonnie Michelle Cannon expressed. "Your help has allowed us to spread love back to our community and we want to continue to give back with our THANKFUL Food Drive."

"We have incorporated numerous new, never-before-seen displays for guests to enjoy through the roughly 25-minute drive. Half of the displays are entirely brand new to Riverhead," Glaser told us.

"We're more than just a childcare center. That's why we rebranded ourselves and we call ourselves The Center - because we do more than that," Cannon told us.

"This is a great way to get the family out after Thanksgiving and begin a festive season," Tom Edmonds, Southampton History Museum Executive Director, shared.

"The nursing students are performing the testing and learning about infection control, diagnostic testing, and documentation and it's giving them some autonomy, that they would not have necessarily gotten in other clinical settings," College Associate Dean of the School of Nursing Cheryl Shaffer stated.

There is a history to baseball cards. They came about the same time as photography and players were photographed on cards called trade cards in the 1860s!

"As we continue to conduct adoptions at ARF by appointment only, we are hoping to bring some extra attention to our fabulous felines - in an effort to find them their forever homes," Jamie Berger noted.

You just can't keep the folks behind the cultural heartbeats of the Hamptons down. They are creators who now are creating new ways to share their talents and creation within the borderlines of the safe protocols now in force to protect the public.