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East Hampton Native Rides for Cancer Research

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Paul Vespe will ride 186 miles this weekend to raise money for cancer research and treatment. THOMAS TREADWELL

Paul Vespe will ride 186 miles this weekend to raise money for cancer research and treatment. THOMAS TREADWELL

Paul Vespe will raise money for cancer research and treatment by riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge this weekend. THOMAS TREADWELL

Paul Vespe will raise money for cancer research and treatment by riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge this weekend. THOMAS TREADWELL

Christopher Walsh on Jul 30, 2024
An East Hampton Town native who is relatively new to cycling will nonetheless aim to ride 186 miles for an important cause this weekend. Paul Vespe, who graduated from East... more

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