John DeJesu said, "It is down off the Sagamore Yacht club. That boat was still there on Wednesday. Last week the picture was of Beekman Beach. I was one of the first lifeguards there."

He said he met Anne Petrella, who identified last week's picture at his brother's wake. "She was my next door neighbor," he said.

Billy Minicozzi and his cousin John Minicozzi recognized the picture was of a boat in Oyster Bay Harbor.

The Bayville Fire Fighters Softball team played Syosset on Wednesday night. He corrected an error in last week's newspaper: Sea Cliff beat Bayville at 21-11 on May 1," he said.

"The Oyster Bay harbor," said Jimmy Finke, who goes to the Vernon Middle School and is in grade four. His favorite subject is gym; his favorite sport is baseball and his favorite team is the New York Mets. "I've seen them play." Todd Hundley is his favorite player. He's the catcher.

"I play catcher," said Jimmy.

"Hi," said Scott Widyn of Bayville into the Voice Mail. "I know the mystery picture for May 14. It's 4:19 p.m. now," he said. "And the picture is the Oyster Bay Marine Center dock!"

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Chris Mercadante identified the week before's picture as "Beekman Beach, all the way down in the area of the parking lot."

"It's at Beekman Beach, it's the sophomore Chaminade row team putting the coach's boat into the water," said Christina Meng, filling in some details about the picture in the May 7 issue. The person closest to the photographer is her friend Matt.