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East Hampton Level Playing Field Scholars Announced

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The East Hampton Level Playing Field Foundation's 2025 scholarships were presented this week. Pictured are, front row, Charlotte Sasso of the Foundation's board; scholars Colleen McKee, Vicky Chen, Thuy Nguyen and Tammy Tacuri; back row, from left, are the Foundation's Tim Garneau, Barry Raebeck, Christopher Kelley and Tim Brenneman. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Kelley, the East Hampton Level Playing Field Foundation president, spoke to the Foundation's scholarship recipients on Monday. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Barry Raebeck of the East Hampton Level Playing Field Foundation spoke with the Foundation's scholarship recipients on Monday. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

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