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Kiwanis Club of Southampton Town presented a check to the Flying Point Foundation for Autism during its recent camp session at the Southampton Fresh Air Home. The donation represents a portion of the proceeds of the June golf outing organized by Kiwanis. From left, Flying Point Foundation for Autism board member Nick Epley, a camper, Kiwanis President Lorri Schneider, a camper, Kiwanis member Amy Graham, and Camp Flying Point Director Nate Unwin. While at the camp, Kiwanis Club treated campers to ice cream. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN KIWANIS

Kiwanis Club of Southampton Town presented a check to the Flying Point Foundation for Autism during its recent camp session at the Southampton Fresh Air Home. The donation represents a portion of the proceeds of the June golf outing organized by Kiwanis. From left, Flying Point Foundation for Autism board member Nick Epley, a camper, Kiwanis President Lorri Schneider, a camper, Kiwanis member Amy Graham, and Camp Flying Point Director Nate Unwin. While at the camp, Kiwanis Club treated campers to ice cream. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN KIWANIS

The New Thought Spiritual Center of Eastern Long Island celebrated on Saturday night. with its more than 60 congregation members enjoying a potluck dinner, music and dancing on the stage at the Water Mill Community House. COURTESY NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUALITY CENTER

The New Thought Spiritual Center of Eastern Long Island celebrated on Saturday night. with its more than 60 congregation members enjoying a potluck dinner, music and dancing on the stage at the Water Mill Community House. COURTESY NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUALITY CENTER

The 22nd annual Water Mill Car Show on Saturday drew a record number of vehicles, 129, with more than 400 spectators walking through the gates to see them all. Spectators voted for the People's Choice and Jeff Cole and his 1953 Chevy Pick-up 3100 was the top pick. Also placing were a 1926 Dodge Brothers Depot Hack Woody owned by John Berkoski with the second most votes; and a 1960 Corvette owned by Michael Kowalski. Thea Fry, chair of the event, which raises money for the Water Mill Village Improvement Association, presented the awards. COURTESY CINDY CORWITH

The 22nd annual Water Mill Car Show on Saturday drew a record number of vehicles, 129, with more than 400 spectators walking through the gates to see them all. Spectators voted for the People's Choice and Jeff Cole and his 1953 Chevy Pick-up 3100 was the top pick. Also placing were a 1926 Dodge Brothers Depot Hack Woody owned by John Berkoski with the second most votes; and a 1960 Corvette owned by Michael Kowalski. Thea Fry, chair of the event, which raises money for the Water Mill Village Improvement Association, presented the awards. COURTESY CINDY CORWITH

The 22nd annual Water Mill Car Show on Saturday drew a record number of vehicles, 129, with more than 400 spectators walking through the gates to see them all. Spectators voted for the People's Choice and Jeff Cole and his 1953 Chevy Pick-up 3100 was the top pick. Also placing were a 1926 Dodge Brothers Depot Hack Woody owned by John Berkoski with the second most votes; and a 1960 Corvette owned by Michael Kowalski. Thea Fry, chair of the event, which raises money for the Water Mill Village Improvement Association, presented the awards. COURTESY CINDY CORWITH

The 22nd annual Water Mill Car Show on Saturday drew a record number of vehicles, 129, with more than 400 spectators walking through the gates to see them all. Spectators voted for the People's Choice and Jeff Cole and his 1953 Chevy Pick-up 3100 was the top pick. Also placing were a 1926 Dodge Brothers Depot Hack Woody owned by John Berkoski with the second most votes; and a 1960 Corvette owned by Michael Kowalski. Thea Fry, chair of the event, which raises money for the Water Mill Village Improvement Association, presented the awards. COURTESY CINDY CORWITH

The 22nd annual Water Mill Car Show on Saturday drew a record number of vehicles, 129, with more than 400 spectators walking through the gates to see them all. Spectators voted for the People's Choice and Jeff Cole and his 1953 Chevy Pick-up 3100 was the top pick. Also placing were a 1926 Dodge Brothers Depot Hack Woody owned by John Berkoski with the second most votes; and a 1960 Corvette owned by Michael Kowalski. Thea Fry, chair of the event, which raises money for the Water Mill Village Improvement Association, presented the awards. COURTESY CINDY CORWITH

The 22nd annual Water Mill Car Show on Saturday drew a record number of vehicles, 129, with more than 400 spectators walking through the gates to see them all. Spectators voted for the People's Choice and Jeff Cole and his 1953 Chevy Pick-up 3100 was the top pick. Also placing were a 1926 Dodge Brothers Depot Hack Woody owned by John Berkoski with the second most votes; and a 1960 Corvette owned by Michael Kowalski. Thea Fry, chair of the event, which raises money for the Water Mill Village Improvement Association, presented the awards. COURTESY CINDY CORWITH

Alice Wood, Terri Gaines, Prudence Carabine and Dana Lester at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Alice Wood, Terri Gaines, Prudence Carabine and Dana Lester at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Peter Zegler and Mary Yager at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Peter Zegler and Mary Yager at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Katherine Drucker and Audrey Gaines at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Katherine Drucker and Audrey Gaines at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Patty and Tony Sales at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Patty and Tony Sales at the Farm to Table Dinner at the East Hampton Historical Farm Museum on Sunday afternoon. RICHARD LEWIN

Martina Illisaca waters plants at the dedication of the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center's outdoor classroom and learning garden on September 8. The garden was developed in partnership with Amber Waves Farm and Slow Food East End. KYRIL BROMLEY

Martina Illisaca waters plants at the dedication of the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center's outdoor classroom and learning garden on September 8. The garden was developed in partnership with Amber Waves Farm and Slow Food East End. KYRIL BROMLEY

Wesley Denaro and Charlie Piccinini in the garden with Ann Jones-Levine at the dedication of the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center's outdoor classroom and learning garden on September 8. The garden was developed in partnership with Amber Waves Farm and Slow Food East End. KYRIL BROMLEY

Wesley Denaro and Charlie Piccinini in the garden with Ann Jones-Levine at the dedication of the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center's outdoor classroom and learning garden on September 8. The garden was developed in partnership with Amber Waves Farm and Slow Food East End. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

The East Hampton Village Foundation and Peru to the World Expo presented the first ever Hispanic Parade and Festival on Saturday in East Hampton. KYRIL BROMLEY

Fanny Mejia, Jonny Saltos and Valeria Macas at the Montauk Seafood Festival on Sunday to Benefit the Montauk Friends of Erin and the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton . KYRIL BROMLEY

Fanny Mejia, Jonny Saltos and Valeria Macas at the Montauk Seafood Festival on Sunday to Benefit the Montauk Friends of Erin and the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton . KYRIL BROMLEY

Burke Reeves. of Duryea’s at the Montauk Seafood Festival on Sunday to Benefit the Montauk Friends of Erin and the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton . KYRIL BROMLEY

Burke Reeves. of Duryea’s at the Montauk Seafood Festival on Sunday to Benefit the Montauk Friends of Erin and the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton . KYRIL BROMLEY

Anthony Yaffa and Cynthia Lozano at the Montauk Seafood Festival on Sunday to Benefit the Montauk Friends of Erin and the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton . KYRIL BROMLEY

Anthony Yaffa and Cynthia Lozano at the Montauk Seafood Festival on Sunday to Benefit the Montauk Friends of Erin and the Kiwanis Club of East Hampton . KYRIL BROMLEY

authorStaff Writer on Sep 11, 2023
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