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Star Kids 08-15
Star Kids:
Carissa Katz & Matthew Charron
August 15, 2025
Your Guide to Family Fun and Important Information
The Hampton Lifeguard Association finished an impressive fifth in the United States Life Saving Association's national tournament in California last week, but the biggest news coming out of the tourney was that four of H.L.A.'s U-19s qualified to compete for the U.S. team in the International Surf Rescue Challenge in New Zealand.
By Jack Graves
Organizacion Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island has named the six recipients of its scholarship awards, and among them are four recent East Hampton graduates: Briana Chavez, Vanessa Salome Galindo, Gabriela Jacome, and Bradley Rodriguez.
By Star Staff
 | Hampton Racquet and Project Most will serve up a kick-off benefit for the brand-new John T. Graham Scholarship Fund on Sunday. By Noa Magasiner |
 | “Our season has been an amazing season,” John Ryan Jr., the town’s chief lifeguard, said of East Hampton Town’s junior lifeguard program, which teaches children ages 9 to 15 the importance of water safety and ocean awareness. By Christopher Walsh |
 | The East Hampton Town Trustees were quick to approve a pitch for the construction of a fifth and sixth oyster reef in Three Mile Harbor from rising sophomores who are interns with South Fork Sea Farmers. By Christopher Walsh |
 | The Amagansett School Board issued a notice on Monday that Wayne Gauger, the board’s president, had resigned effective immediately. The board’s vice president, Addie Slater-Davison, has assumed the position of president and will hold the title until a new president is elected at the board’s July 2026 reorganization meeting. By Christopher Walsh |