Fairgoers Take to Main Street in Center Moriches

By Press Release | Jun 14, 2023 | Local

| Robert Chartuk

It was a beautiful day on Main Street as the Chamber of Commerce of the Moriches held its annual fair. Hand-crafted items were the order of the day along with zeppoles, cotton candy and the perfect pickle as musicians Don and Sue Cerce serenaded the crowd. Local businesses promoted their services as local officials made a presence, including Senator Dean Murray, County Legislator Jim Mazzarella, Town Councilman Dan Panico, and Karen Dunne, candidate for the councilman’s position as he runs for Brookhaven Supervisor. In addition to street fairs, the chamber hosts concerts, parades and other events in the Hamlet throughout the year.

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

Robert Chartuk

| Robert Chartuk

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