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Headlines - "This is an important fundraiser. The breast cancer community has been hit hard by the effects of COVID-19," noted Susan Ruffini, president of NFBHC. "Vital surgeries have been postponed, treatments have been reduced or in some cases halted, healing services have been cancelled and patients can no longer bring their caretaker with them to appointments."

Headlines - "All the incredible community love pouring out of restaurants today may not have been a constant effort before but it is absolutely part of the fabric of our effort now and moving forward," remarked Tora Matsuoka, Partner of Seasoned Hospitality.

Headlines - "The North Fork has always been good to the festival, and we want to help the community in a time of need," said festival Founder Noah Doyle. "CAST has done critical work in the community for years and will be doing this work for years to come.""The North Fork has always been good to the festival, and we want to help the community in a time of need," explained festival Founder Noah Doyle. "CAST has done critical work in the community for years and will be doing this work for years to come."

Headlines - "What we don't want is to have to say to future generations, yeah the pandemic happened but we have no idea how or if it effected people on the East End of Long Island, because no one could be bothered to leave a record of their experience during the crisis," Amy Folk concluded.

Headlines - "Not too often does one get to look down inside an Osprey nest. To see them do the actual repairs, they are like engineers. Nature is so amazing," Henry told us.

Headlines - "When I hear what the nurses and front line doctors have to endure risking their lives and their families, I don't know how they have the strength to get up daily and go right back in again," Randy Frankel reflected.

Headlines - "Here at Green Hill we are proud to support local healthcare workers that are selflessly working incredibly long hours and facing daunting challenges in front of them on a daily basis," Chef Matt Boudreau and Green Hill Kitchen & Que Team explained.

Headlines - "Throughout the hospital's history, our community never wavered in their commitment to sustain our day-to-day operations," said Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital CAO, Paul Connor.

Headlines - "This is a very challenging time for families and it is critical that we ensure that children receive proper nutrition during the school closures," Demeroto stressed.

Headlines - "We are extremely excited to be chosen by Stop and Shop for the entire month of March to be the recipient of donations that will be utilized to provide vaccinations and medical care to the animals rescued from crisis situations in 2020," said Pam Green.

Headlines - "Kent has reached it's goal of 800 animals saved this year from kill shelters, natural disasters and hoarding situations this year," Pam Green, Director of Kent Animal Shelter, relayed.

Headlines - "The newly installed solar panels are projected to pay for themselves over the next nine and a half years," Denise LeBeau relayed.

Headlines - "The expansion into Greenport allows us to increase the wellness services available to the East End communities that we serve," said Craig Homis, Director of Rehab for Stony Brook Southampton Hospital.

Headlines - "We are very positive about this treasure we have for residents and guests to our village to enjoy. This is our third year and it has grown each year as we have 400 trees in one square mile," John Quinlan revealed.

Headlines - "Every year we are more and more impressed with the applications we receive from individuals serving our country near and far," Robert J. Syron said.

Headlines - "We believe in saving more animals' lives in Riverhead, our elected officials believe in saving more lives, and our community believes in it too," explained Pultz.

Headlines - "Animal lovers realized the need for the Kurander beds to keep our dogs warm and dry," said Pam Green.

Headlines - "We are particularly mindful of that this holiday season, but we are also grateful for their steadfast support throughout the year for the past 20 years," reflected Susan Ruffini.

Headlines - "We celebrate Thanksgiving by cooking and sharing our favorite foods, being with the ones we love and giving thanks for all that we have," reflected Dr. Shaun L. McKay.

Headlines - "The only element of concerns the lack of inventory, particularly under a million dollars," Judi A. Desiderio noted.