<description>&lt;p&gt;Esperanza and Irwin welcome Bess Rattray, who needs no introduction. The Rattray family has owned and published The East Hampton Star for generations, and Bess&amp;#39; own column, the beloved Shipwrecked Rose, shows a quirkier side of the East End, often autobiographical. Bess tells us what growing up in the family business was like, particularly a newspaper, where the story lines often involved your friends and neighbors in a small town.   Bess tells us of the  Anchor Society, and their mission to bring a General Store to East Hampton, to meet the every day needs of the community.  &lt;/p&gt;
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<p>Esperanza and Irwin welcome Bess Rattray, who needs no introduction. The Rattray family has owned and published The East Hampton Star for generations, and Bess&#39; own column, the beloved Shipwrecked Rose, shows a quirkier side of the East End, often autobiographical. Bess tells us what growing up in the family business was like, particularly a newspaper, where the story lines often involved your friends and neighbors in a small town.   Bess tells us of the  Anchor Society, and their mission to bring a General Store to East Hampton, to meet the every day needs of the community.  </p>


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Bess Rattray: The Star, The Shipwreck Rose, The Anchor Society

Bess Rattray: The Star, The Shipwreck Rose, The Anchor Society

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