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Jason Gutterman of Springs helps his son Ben

Jason Gutterman of Springs helps his son Ben

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climb down after he got a close look at a fire truck at the Amagansett Fire Department’s open house.

climb down after he got a close look at a fire truck at the Amagansett Fire Department’s open house.

Jason Gutterman of Springs helps his son Ben

Jason Gutterman of Springs helps his son Ben

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climb down after he got a close look at a fire truck at the Amagansett Fire Department’s open house.

climb down after he got a close look at a fire truck at the Amagansett Fire Department’s open house.

Patricia MacWilliams of Springs with her son Alek aboard an antique fire engine during the open house.

Patricia MacWilliams of Springs with her son Alek aboard an antique fire engine during the open house.

Patricia MacWilliams of Springs with her son Alek aboard an antique fire engine during the open house.

Patricia MacWilliams of Springs with her son Alek aboard an antique fire engine during the open house.

author on Oct 9, 2008
I trust you all enjoyed the most beautiful Columbus Day weekend weather in our beautiful hamlet. This truly is my favorite tine of year. My father, Buzz, would take a... more

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