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East Hampton Middle School's Do Good, Be Good Club Does Good, Finds Artifact

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Members of East Hampton Middle School’s Do Good Be Good Club visited some of Main Street’s historical landmarks this month. Pictured with their find, an amber bottle that may be many years old, are, from left, David Cataletto, David Suculanda, Jayden Vega, Lily Limonius, Genessis Carrillo, James Galarza, Dashel Plimpton and Joseph Plambeck. STACY MYERS

Members of East Hampton Middle School’s Do Good Be Good Club visited some of Main Street’s historical landmarks this month. Pictured with their find, an amber bottle that may be many years old, are, from left, David Cataletto, David Suculanda, Jayden Vega, Lily Limonius, Genessis Carrillo, James Galarza, Dashel Plimpton and Joseph Plambeck. STACY MYERS

The small, heart-shaped bottle found on the grounds of the Thomas and Mary Nimmo Moran Home and Studio is now part of its collection. STACY MYERS

The small, heart-shaped bottle found on the grounds of the Thomas and Mary Nimmo Moran Home and Studio is now part of its collection. STACY MYERS

The small, heart-shaped bottle found on the grounds of the Thomas and Mary Nimmo Moran Home and Studio is now part of its collection. STACY MYERS

The small, heart-shaped bottle found on the grounds of the Thomas and Mary Nimmo Moran Home and Studio is now part of its collection. STACY MYERS

Christopher Walsh on Feb 18, 2025
When East Hampton Middle School’s Do Good Be Good Club was last seen in the pages of The East Hampton Press, members had recently reported to the Town Trustees on... more

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