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Amagansett Community Notes, July 6

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The mood was festive as Winston Irie and his reggae band performed on the green at Amagansett Square on Sunday afternoon in a concert benefitting the Wounded Warrior Project.

The mood was festive as Winston Irie and his reggae band performed on the green at Amagansett Square on Sunday afternoon in a concert benefitting the Wounded Warrior Project.

The mood was festive as Winston Irie and his reggae band performed on the green at Amagansett Square on Sunday afternoon in a concert benefitting the Wounded Warrior Project. Kyril Bromley

The mood was festive as Winston Irie and his reggae band performed on the green at Amagansett Square on Sunday afternoon in a concert benefitting the Wounded Warrior Project. Kyril Bromley

author on Jul 4, 2011
Happy July birthdays to our country and to Paul Dickinson, Kathy Piacentine, Nina Piacentine, Dylan Ann Cashin, Joe DiSunno, Jake Albright, Ashley Blackburn, Jack Bistrian, Matt Smudzinski, Meg Ryan, Sue... more

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