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East Hampton Community Notes, June 1

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Don Hunting and Shelila Rogers helped out at the East Hampton Library book sale on Saturday.

Don Hunting and Shelila Rogers helped out at the East Hampton Library book sale on Saturday.

Children walked and ran from East Hampton Middle School to Main Beach on Wednesday

Children walked and ran from East Hampton Middle School to Main Beach on Wednesday

as part of the Bonac On Board Run to Wellness.

as part of the Bonac On Board Run to Wellness.

Children walked and ran from East Hampton Middle School to Main Beach on Wednesday

Children walked and ran from East Hampton Middle School to Main Beach on Wednesday

as part of the Bonac On Board Run to Wellness.

as part of the Bonac On Board Run to Wellness.

Children walked and ran from East Hampton Middle School to Main Beach on Wednesday

Children walked and ran from East Hampton Middle School to Main Beach on Wednesday

author on May 30, 2011
The summer season has officially begun. Be mindful of the parking rules that have been in effect for a while now. The Farmers Market is up and running every Friday... more

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