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A fatal accident occurred in front of Cafe Max, a restaurant on Montauk Highway in East Hampton, on Wednesday around 6:30 p.m. Google Maps

Harry Greenfield, 72, was pronounced dead at Southampton Hospital after he was struck by a car in front of Cafe Max in East Hampton on Wednesday evening.Christine Sampson

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Taylor K. Vecsey

Digital Products Editor / Contributing writer

Taylor K. Vecsey returned to The East Hampton Star in 2014. She was the founding editor of East Hampton Patch news site and also ran Southampton Patch. Ms. Vecsey is a member of the Bridgehampton Fire Department, where she volunteers as an emergency medical technician.

desk: 631.324.0002 ext. 120/mobile: 631.702.3199

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About the Author

Taylor K. Vecsey

Digital Products Editor / Contributing writer

Taylor K. Vecsey returned to The East Hampton Star in 2014. She was the founding editor of East Hampton Patch news site and also ran Southampton Patch. Ms. Vecsey is a member of the Bridgehampton Fire Department, where she volunteers as an emergency medical technician.

desk: 631.324.0002 ext. 120/mobile: 631.702.3199

tkv@ehstar.com
Twitter: @TaylorVecsey

Christopher King and Crystal Hayes, in happier times, are still recovering from their injuries after being hit by a car in August. A fund-raiser for them will be held Saturday in Amagansett.

About the Author

Taylor K. Vecsey

Digital Products Editor / Contributing writer

Taylor K. Vecsey returned to The East Hampton Star in 2014. She was the founding editor of East Hampton Patch news site and also ran Southampton Patch. Ms. Vecsey is a member of the Bridgehampton Fire Department, where she volunteers as an emergency medical technician.

desk: 631.324.0002 ext. 120/mobile: 631.702.3199

tkv@ehstar.com
Twitter: @TaylorVecsey

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Joanne Pilgrim

Associate Editor

The driver of a Volkswagen Jetta that slammed into parked cars in Bridgehampton lay on the ground on Main Street Wednesday night.

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T.E. McMorrow

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T.E. McMorrow

Reporter

The Leo, a nightclub Three Mile Harbor Road in East Hampton. Carissa Katz

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T.E. McMorrow

Reporter

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T.E. McMorrow

Reporter

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Christine Sampson

Education reporter

Christine Sampson began contributing to The East Hampton Star in March of 2015. Her work has appeared in a variety of print and digital publications, including Patch.com, The Huffington Post and Newsday. Originally from Levittown, Ms. Sampson recalls with fondness spending summer vacations in Montauk with her family, and she now lives in Amagansett.