Restaurants Giving Back to Workers on the Front Lines of Covid-19
Restaurants here are showing their gratitude for health care workers and first responders by offering them discounts and even free meals.
Restaurants here are showing their gratitude for health care workers and first responders by offering them discounts and even free meals.
For those having trouble finding vegetables at the supermarket, Share the Harvest Farm in East Hampton is offering a 12 to 15-pound bag of fresh produce for $60 a week for 20 families in Amagansett, East Hampton, and Wainscott.
The South Fork Commuter Connection train and bus service, two east and two westbound Long Island Rail Road trains and the “last mile” shuttle service that takes commuters to commercial centers on weekdays, will suspend service effective Friday.
Unable to sell a 1,000-pound catch of fluke last week, Capt. Chuck Morici of the dragger Act 1 spent three days filleting the fish at Montauk commercial dock and offering it for free straight from his boat. On Saturday morning, he gave it away from the back of his pickup truck in downtown Montauk, a big handwritten sign announcing, “Free Fish.”
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