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"Last week, East Hampton created what is probably going to be the first town program to create cash rebates for changing out those systems," shared G4EE President Robert S. DeLuca.

"If I can get to teens before they get diseased with such harsh self-judgment that they live a life of misery I want to get there," said Anderson.

"The Nature Conservancy is working to restore swimmable, fishable and drinkable waters across Long Island," shared Nancy Kelley.

Walking into the Publicolor Stir, Splatter + Roll Gala, we saw kids painting goodie bags along the room, original art for supporters to keep.

"Jazz for Jennings is the reincarnation of Jazz at Jennings, the benefit for The Center that Peter and I hosted for many years at our home," said Kayce Freed Jennings.

"Hilaria Baldwin really is an amazing individual," said Jennifer Taylor. "She is a busy wife and mother of three young children, an author, yoga instructor and wellness advocate."

"As both an active member in the equestrian world and local Amagansett resident, it has been my life-long dream to make the equestrian experience more accessible in our community," said Wick Hotchkiss.

"We are thankful for the generosity of the Jeffrey Family for offering East End Hospice the use of their property to host our benefit," said Theresa Murphy, Community Relations Coordinator at East End Hospice.

Hamptons.com invited a few hundred of our closest friends to Union Cantina in Southampton to celebrate the start of summer.

Want to attend the official after party for the Club Can't Handle Me singer's Long Island concert or work on your Hamptons #SUMMERGOALS?