Last Mango: Long Island couple keeps Jimmy Buffett’s giving spirit alive
News 12 videographer James Luning was in Sag Harbor where a Long Island couple and a very special boat are keeping Buffett's giving spirit alive.
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Nov 17, 2024, 11:26 PM
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12h agoMusic superstar Jimmy Buffett gave fans a lifetime of music and tropical adventures – and his desire to give back turned a one-of-a-kind boat into a coastal celebrity.
News 12 videographer James Luning was in Sag Harbor where a Long Island couple and a very special boat are keeping Buffett's giving spirit alive.
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