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Fierro Says So Long To His Family Pizzeria

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John Fierro serves slices to Ella Menu and Brynley Lys on Saturday, November 13, his last day working at Fierro’s Pizza, which his family opened in East Hampton 38 years ago. GAVIN MENU

John Fierro serves slices to Ella Menu and Brynley Lys on Saturday, November 13, his last day working at Fierro’s Pizza, which his family opened in East Hampton 38 years ago. GAVIN MENU

authorGavin Menu on Nov 16, 2021
John Fierro served his last slice of pizza shortly after 8 p.m. on Saturday night. After spending part of the day appropriately sheltering a few dozen teenagers from a tornado... more

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