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Community News, November 30

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The annual Makers Market took place last weekend at The Church in Sag Harbor. Among those offering their wares was Lisa Kiss. LISA TAMBURINI

The annual Makers Market took place last weekend at The Church in Sag Harbor. Among those offering their wares was Lisa Kiss. LISA TAMBURINI

Temida and Tanya Willock were among those offering their handmade items at Makers Market at The Church last weekend. LISA TAMBURINI

Temida and Tanya Willock were among those offering their handmade items at Makers Market at The Church last weekend. LISA TAMBURINI

Bishop Lael Tikili, Pastor Balfour Sangster and Deacon Darren James at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Bishop Lael Tikili, Pastor Balfour Sangster and Deacon Darren James at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Owen, Victoria and Dorrine Watson at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Owen, Victoria and Dorrine Watson at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Joy Titus, Dawn Gibbs, Eula Gibbs and Adrean Franklin at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Joy Titus, Dawn Gibbs, Eula Gibbs and Adrean Franklin at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Adrean Franklyn, Eula Brown and Melbourne Brown at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Adrean Franklyn, Eula Brown and Melbourne Brown at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton on Saturday. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Sister Andrea James at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Sister Andrea James at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton on Saturday. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Bishop Lael Tikili, Pastor Balfour Sangster and Deacon Darren James at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Bishop Lael Tikili, Pastor Balfour Sangster and Deacon Darren James at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton on Saturday. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Owen, Victoria and Dorrine Watson at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Owen, Victoria and Dorrine Watson at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton on Saturday. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Adrean Franklyn, Eula Brown and Melbourne Brownat the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Adrean Franklyn, Eula Brown and Melbourne Brownat the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton on Saturday. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

Joy Titus, Dawn Gibbs, Eula Gibbs and Adrean Franklin at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving

Joy Titus, Dawn Gibbs, Eula Gibbs and Adrean Franklin at the East Hampton Church Of God Seventh Day Thanksgiving "Service of Consecration: The Favour of God," at Saint Peter's Chapel in East Hampton on Saturday. Pastor Balfour Sangster and the Congregation thanked St. Luke's Episcopal Church for making the building available to them for their first Service there. RICHARD LEWIN

John Gutierrez, Stevens Gutierrez and John Ramirez at open house days at East Hampton Gardens in East Hampton. Owner Michael Giannelli and his staff invited one and all to the Gift Shop and outdoor shop. On Saturday, Santa paid a surprise visit. RICHARD LEWIN

John Gutierrez, Stevens Gutierrez and John Ramirez at open house days at East Hampton Gardens in East Hampton. Owner Michael Giannelli and his staff invited one and all to the Gift Shop and outdoor shop. On Saturday, Santa paid a surprise visit. RICHARD LEWIN

Nina Gretarsson, Sandy McManus, Lisa Friscia and Michael Giannelli at the open house at East Hampton Gardens in East Hampton. Owner Michael Giannelli and his staff invited one and all to the Gift Shop and outdoor shop. On Saturday, Santa paid a surprise visit. RICHARD LEWIN

Nina Gretarsson, Sandy McManus, Lisa Friscia and Michael Giannelli at the open house at East Hampton Gardens in East Hampton. Owner Michael Giannelli and his staff invited one and all to the Gift Shop and outdoor shop. On Saturday, Santa paid a surprise visit. RICHARD LEWIN

authorStaff Writer on Nov 27, 2023
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