Jenny Ellis serves up soup
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Max Akkala, 17, grabs a bowl of Sag Harbor's Corner Bar chili
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Jenny Ellis serves up soup at the 5th annual Empty Bowls event to benefit the Project MOST 'Seedlings Project' at American Legion Post 419 in Amagansett on Sunday March 9.
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East Hamptonites Danielle Galeas, 9, and Ana Nunez grab one cup of 28 different types of soup served at the 5th annual Empty Bowls event.
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Details: The 5th annual Empty Bowls event to benefit the Project MOST 'Seedlings Project' was bigger than ever at American Legion Post 419 in Amagansett on Sunday, March 9. 28 East End chefs provided soup for the all-you-can-slurp buffet
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Founding organizer Joe Reamulto of Nick and Toni's switches out stock of the 28 different soups available at the fifth annual Empty Bowls event to benefit the Project MOST 'Seedlings Project' at American Legion Post 419 in Amagansett on Sunday March 9.
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Youngsters Amanda Krahe, 11, Brody Eggert, 10, and Mia Pardini, 10, sell rosemary vinegar made with herbs grown as part of the "Seedlings Project."
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Jeanie Whiting gives Bob Chabot a taste of soup
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Lauren Piver of Nick and Toni's embraces her son, Sam, while volunteering her time at the fifth annual benefit for the Project MOST program, 'Seedlings Project,'
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28 different types of soup were served Sunday, March 9 at the fifth annual benefit for the Project MOST 'Seedlings Project' program
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28 different types of soup were served Sunday, March 9, at the 5th annual benefit for the Project MOST Seedlings Project program, an event held at American Legion Post 419 in Amagansett.
