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Extremely Cold Temperatures Can Cause Serious Problems For Your Pets Make sure your pet has a collar with identification. Snow can be disorienting for an animal and it is easy for them to get lost. Keep space heaters away from where animals can get to them. They provide a risk for the animal to get burned and for them to be knocked over, causing a fire. Dogs and cats can quickly experience frostbite (especially ears and paws) and hypothermia. Symptoms of hypothermia include Severe lethargy, decreased appetite, decreased responsiveness, low body temperature, discolored skin – especially red or black extremities. If you have chickens,
especially those with longer beards or combs, they are also susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia. Please use insulated walls and chicken coop heaters. If you use ice melt on your driveway or walkway, this can be extremely painful for dogs who walk through it. If your dog has walked on it, immediately wipe you their paws with luke warm water after. Please note, a good alternative is pet friendly ice melt! Also, pet boots can be great way to keep your dog safe. Lastly, bang on the hood of your car and check for cats who may have climbed under your car for warmth.
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Marisa Striano is the founder of Spirit’s Promise Equine Rescue, located at 2746 Sound Avenue in Riverhead. Their mission is to rescue horses who have been abused, neglected or unwanted. When these beautiful animals arrive, they give them a new educational and recuperative purpose. In return, they repay them with love, sensitivity and an innate spirituality unique to the species. They embrace the empathic gifts that come naturally to the horses to assist struggling humans and they unlock the horses’ hidden potential. In doing so, they generate new opportunities for them and the humans fortunate enough to interact with them. Marisa has announced the launch
of her privately owned wellness, education and hospitality brand named “Marisa’s”, which is a lifestyle brand focused on wellness, education and hospitality with several business entities including grief retreats, virtual coaching and equus coaching certifications. This new brand is a culmination of Striano’s professional and personal journey, along with her passion for bringing light into the world. It enables her to further explore experiences, places and connections to improve people’s quality of life. Marisa’s sole purpose is to help people love themselves again by giving them the tools and experiences they need to survive and thrive. “I am beyond thrilled to take this next step
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Preventive Care Involves Safeguarding Mental Health As Well Preventive care is often looked at through the needs people need to do to protect their physical wellbeing. For example, a healthy diet and routine exercise, while beneficial to mental health, are often viewed as lifestyle choices that can make people feel better physically. But taking steps to protect one’s mental health also is vital to a long, productive life.
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that cause problems in relationships • Persistent thoughts and memories you can’t get out of your head • Hearing voices or believing things that are not true • Thinking of harming yourself or others • An inability to perform daily tasks, such as taking care of your children or getting to work or school Taking steps to protect one’s mental wellness is a vital component of preventive care. More information about mental health is available at www. mentalhealth.gov.
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Fresh Herbs That Can Reduce Your Reliance On Sodium Salt has long been used to add flavor to people’s favorite foods. In fact, the use of salt as a means to preserving foods and adding flavor to recipes dates back to ancient times and has led to countless conflicts ever since. According to History. com, wars over access to salt reserves in China are believed to have been fought as early as 6,000 B.C. Though that shows just how valuable salt has been throughout much of
human history, it doesn’t indicate the negative effects that can result from diets that feature excessive amounts of sodium. The American Heart Association notes that sodium plays an essential role in the human body by regulating the kidneys and helping to control the body’s fluid balance. Sodium also helps send nerve impulses and affects muscle function. However, excessive amounts of sodium can compromise heart health. The AHA notes that excessive amounts of sodium in the bloodstream pulls water into the blood vessels, increasing the total volume of blood within them. As more blood flows through blood vessels, blood pressure increases. Over time, that can adversely affect blood
vessels and speed up the build-up of plaque that can block blood flow. Higher blood pressure forces the heart to work harder and increases a person’s risk for heart disease. So what about sodium, a mineral so valued, and indeed vital to human existence, that it’s led to wars and created countless devotees in kitchens over the centuries? If it’s flavor cooks are aiming for, it’s possible to reduce reliance on sodium and increase the use of fresh herbs without sacrificing flavor. Such a transition can improve heart health and introduce a host of new flavors at meal time. Basil The AHA notes that basil has a sweet and fresh flavor profile and is best added to
a dish right before serving. Freshly cut basil leaves can be added to any number of dishes, including tomato sauces, pastas, salads, pizzas, and eggs. Cilantro Cilantro are the delicate leaves and stems of the coriander plant. Like basil, cilantro should be added to a dish right before serving and should not be cooked. Cilantro can be paired with beans, tomatoes, corn, and avocados among other foods, and is widely used when preparing Mexican foods at home. Oregano The AHA notes that Greek dishes often combine oregano, mint and lemon to create a memorable, delicious flavor profile. If chopping fresh oregano, strip the leaves from the
Parsley Parsley isn’t just a garnish used to add aesthetic appeal to plates. Flat-leaf parsley provides a light and fresh flavor, while the AHA notes that curly parsley offers a slightly peppery profile. Parsley is typically added
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feeling these signs or recognizing these signs in others to seek help for themselves or their loved ones: • Eating or sleeping too much or too little • Pulling away from people and usual activities • Having low or no energy • Feeling numb or as if nothing matters • Unexplained aches and pains • Feeling helpless or hopeless • Smoking, drinking, or using drugs more than usual • Feeling unusually confused, forgetful, on edge, angry, upset, worried, or scared • Yelling or fighting with family and friends • Severe mood swings
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Hempstead Town Announces $340K to Support Public Libraries COVID-19 pandemic has taken a serious financial toll on many of these local institutions,” stated Supervisor Clavin. “The Town of Hempstead is proud to utilize CARES funding to support our libraries during these uncertain times.” Particularly in small town neighborhoods within the Town of Hempstead, public libraries serve to enrich community members’ lives through cultural and educational experiences, providing access to information and making available a huge collection of books, music, films and more for children, teens and adults. The COVID-19 relief funds – totaling over $340,259 – will help libraries continue providing essential programs and services to the community, and help reimburse unbudgeted expenses incurred during the pandemic. Most libraries have continued to offer a full complement of services $340K TO SUPPORT PUBLIC LIBRARIES - Supervisor Don Clavin and the throughout the pandemic Hempstead Town Board have approved more than $340,000 in federal CARES funds with COVID-19 safe measures implemented. Some of the for public libraries located throughout America’s largest township.
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Supervisor Don Clavin and the Hempstead Town Board have approved more than $340,000 in federal CARES funds for public libraries located throughout America’s largest township. Funds will be provided to the Lakeview Public Library, Island Park Public Library, East Meadow
Public Library, Hempstead Public Library, Peninsula Public Library, Baldwin Public Library, Rockville Centre Public Library, Uniondale Public Library, West Hempstead Public Library, Island Trees Library, Levittown Public Library, Elmont Public Library,
Franklin Square Public Library, North Bellmore Public Library, Merrick Library, Seaford Public Library and Wantagh Public Library. “Our public libraries have worked tirelessly to continue serving the community over the past year, but the
pandemic measures include UV-lighting to disinfect books and printed materials, protective plexiglass and personal protective equipment. “Libraries are important community resources that have been hit hard during the pandemic, and we are proud to provide this grant funding to help them recover,” said Senior Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby. Added Councilman Bruce Blakeman, “We are grateful for the opportunity to give back to local libraries that have provided so much to our community.” “No one could have anticipated the impact that COVID-19 would have on libraries and so many other aspects of our daily lives, and these relief funds will go a long way to helping them get back on their feet,” said Councilman Anthony D’Esposito. Added Councilman Dennis Dunne, Sr., “Libraries provide essential programs and services to the community. The Town of Hempstead is
proud to provide more than $300,000 to assist these important neighborhood institutions.” “Libraries are so much more than brick-and-mortar buildings. It was a no-brainer to utilize COVID funds to help them during these difficult times,” said Councilman Tom Muscarella. Added Councilman Chris Carini, “I am proud to partner with Supervisor Clavin and my colleagues on the Town Board to provide federal CARES funds to help our local libraries.” “I thank Senator Schumer for securing the federal CARES grant for the Town of Hempstead, which makes community outreach programs like this one possible,” concluded Supervisor Clavin. “No one in our town was spared from the impacts of this pandemic and the financial toll it has taken. We are proud to be able to provide this funding to our neighborhood libraries so they can continue serving the residents of Hempstead Town.”
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The Importance Of Rest Regular exercise has been linked to a host of health benefits. People who exercise regularly can lower their risk for chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes, and routine exercise can improve mood and potentially delay the onset of cognitive decline. As vital as physical activity is to a healthy lifestyle, there is such a thing as too much exercise. According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, rest is an important part
of training. Without ample rest, the body does not have time to recover before the next workout. That lack of rest not only adversely affects performance, but also increases a person’s risk for health problems, including injuries that can sideline athletes for lengthy periods of time. Committed athletes may have a hard time recognizing when they are pushing themselves too hard, and the line between perseverance and overdoing it can be thin. Many athletes credit their ability to push themselves mentally and physically with helping them
achieve their fitness goals and thrive as competitors. But it’s vital that athletes learn to recognize the signs that suggest they’re
exercising too much. The USNLM notes that the following are some signs of overdoing it with an exercise routine.
• An inability to perform at your established level • Requiring longer periods of rest between workout sessions • Feeling tired • Feeling depressed • Experiencing mood swings or irritability • Difficulty sleeping • Feeling sore muscles or heavy limbs • Suffering overuse injuries such as runner’s knee, achilles tendinitis, shin splints, and plantar fasciitis • Loss of motivation • Getting more colds • Unintended weight loss • Feelings of anxiety The USNLM urges anyone experiencing these symptoms to rest
completely for between one and two weeks. After that period of rest, the body should be fully recovered. However, if any of these issues linger after two weeks, seek the advice of a health care provider. A health care provider may recommend additional rest and/ or conduct a series of tests to determine if an underlying issue is causing any of the aforementioned symptoms. Rest is as vital to an effective exercise regimen as proper technique, ensuring the body has ample time to recover and reducing the risk of overuse injuries.
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New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS), one of the Nation’s leading oncology practices, has named board-certified hematopathologist Riem Badr, MD, FCAP, the chief of Pathology and Laboratory Services. Dr. Badr continues to lead the pathology department and Core Medical Laboratory, a division of NYCBS that is at the forefront of improved healthcare and an integral part of patient outcomes. She o versees the lab’s administrative and overall operations w ith an infectious smile and unique perspective. “My excitement to begin this new chapter is parallel to the level of commitment I have to every person that walks through my door and every patient that places their trust in the NYCBS family,” said Dr. Badr. Dr. Badr earned her M.S, MB, and Ch B Degrees from Alexandria University in Egypt. She completed two Residencies; one in pediatric surgery at Alexandria University Hospital and another in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology at Westchester Medical Center, New York Medical College. After completing her Residency, Dr. Badr set her sights on two more fellowships
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A Sense of Place Fine Art Showcase at Mills Pond Gallery Through March 20, 2021 Smithtown Township Arts Council is pleased to announce A Sense of Place fine art exhibition featuring sixty-two works by forty-eight artists from 32 communities across Long Island. The exhibit runs through March 20 at Mills Pond Gallery in St. James. Regular Gallery hours are Wed. - Fri., 10 am - 4pm; Sat. and Sun., 12 – 4 pm. The gallery is closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Visit millspondgallery.org or call 631-862-6575 for directions or information. Admission to the gallery is always free. Please use our rear parking lot off Mills Pond Road, directly across from the two white stone pillars at Flowerfield Celebrations, 199 Mills Pond Rd. A sense of place is often described as a unique collection of qualities and characteristics that make a place special to people. Long Island has a strong identity that is deeply felt by residents. We asked artists to creatively capture what they experience, appreciate or connect to in their Long Island homeland. The exhibited
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Wantagh Middle School presents ’Fame’
A VIRTUAL PRODUCTION OF “FAME JR.” - Wantagh Middle School thespians BEHIND THE PRODUCTION - There are 45 actors and 20 crew members behind worked to bring the community a virtual production of “Fame Jr.” Photo courtesy of the production of Wantagh Middle School’s production of “Fame Jr.” Photo courtesy the Wantagh School District of the Wantagh School District
Wantagh Middle School students will be “on top of the charts” when they offer a performance of “Fame Jr.” to be held online March 5-7. “Fame Jr. is a musical based on the hit motion picture, which was turned into a longrunning television
series. The musical follows the bittersweet but inspiring story of a group of students as they commit to four years of grueling artistic and academic work in order to achieve their dream of “hitting the heights” and putting their “name in lights.” With insight
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Helping You Help Others By Noelle Stanuch Noelle@SouthBaysNeighbor.com
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Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition c h e m o treatments, repeated lengthy emergency room visits, in her hospital rooms sleeping in a bedside chair and finally caring for her at home during hospice. I felt a deep void when my wife of 53 years was gone but I had to move on somehow, so I searched the internet for ways I might help others going through the same hardship and happened across Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition (BBCC) in need of volunteer office help. Since I was a C.P.A., I thought I’d give it a try and three years later I’m a member of BBCC’s allvolunteer Board as well as it’s Treasurer. When I remember my late wife’s dark, frightening, cancer filled days, I cringe to think there are people in this world who must go through this nightmare alone - which is not the case in the Babylon Township because residents have BBCC. Most people BBCC help do not have a devoted healthy caregiver and many are in financial distress, so the variety of free services BBCC’s staff of angels provide is an inexpressible blessing.” If you too would like to get involved with the BBCC, you can. They are looking for volunteers to assist with virtual fundraising events and social media. Additionally, you can join the BBCC for virtual bingo on February 25th at 7:15PM. First card is $10, $5 for each additional card. Call their office at 631.893.4110 to register or Venmo to @babylonbreastcancer_ coalition, make sure to mention BINGO and include your email address! If you are interested in volunteering, making a contribution, adding your name to their mailing list, or have any additional inquiries, please contact the BBCC directly at info@babylonbreastcancer.org or 631.893.4110. Don’t forget to visit www. babylonbreastcancer.org to learn more about all they do.
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The Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition (BBCC) was founded in 1993 by three friends who lived in Babylon. Determined to fight against breast cancer by raising awareness and educating women, the BBCC with their dedicated volunteers undertook the task of completing a demographic survey to ascertain the incidence of breast cancer in Babylon. From this, a volunteer driven grass-roots organization grew, which serves the entire Township of Babylon, including those with all gynecological cancers in addition to those with breast cancer. Today they provide direct patient services and support to help ease the burdens that breast and all gynecological cancers put on patients and their families/caregivers. In addition to assisting in the basic needs of those battling cancer, they also reach out to the community at large, providing educational programs to encourage healthier lifestyles, which would decrease the still very high instance of these cancers in our community. Please note, if you do not live in this township, you can still reach out to the BBCC to find out who in your area can be of help to you. The success of the BBCC is made possible primarily through their volunteers. This Coalition has three staff members, so volunteers are so important to them, volunteering not because they have the time, but because they have the heart to do so. Volunteering does not only benefit the cause, but it greatly benefits the person doing so as well. Focusing on others is a great way for one to heal, self-reflect and find joy. Below is a heart-felt message from Nick Radesca, a Volunteer Board Member and Treasurer at the BBCC: “I was devastated when my wife passed away in 2017 of metastatic breast cancer. The agonizing ordeal leading to her death was terrifying and exhausting - which had me at her side at doctor appointments,
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Five students from John F. Kennedy High School in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District were named Regeneron Science Talent Search semifinalists on Jan. 7. Callie Burns, Tara Fusillo, Danielle Kacaj, Jordyn Krinsky and Julia Levine are among 300 students nationwide to receive this designation. • Callie Burns’ project, “Student Discipline in Nassau County High Schools: Comparing Distinct Layers of Law Enforcement and Disparity in Student Punishment” • Tara Fusillo’s project, “Predicting Health Disparities in Regions at Risk of Severe Illness to Inform Healthcare Resource Allocations
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REGENERON SEMIFINALISTS - Five students from John F. Kennedy High School in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District were named Regeneron Science Talent Search semifinalists on Jan. 7. Pictured:Tara Fusillo, Callie Burns, Jordyn Krinsky, Julia Levine and Danielle Kacaj, along with advanced science research teacher, Barbi Frank. Photo courtesy of the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District
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In a time where people are isolated more than ever, The Village Green Senior Living of Levittown and the Long Island Alzheimer’s & Dementia Center teamed up for 1 mission: Spread LIAD LOVE. “I think everyone, especially now, could use extra love and support,” said LIAD Executive Director, Tori Cohen. “Our LIAD families are isolated right now and our goal with spreadingLIAD LOVE was to show them how much we’re thinking of them during these unprecedented times. This past year has been extremely challenging to so many of us, but someone with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers are truly struggling which is why it’s important for the LIAD Center to persevere to continue to provide critically needed support to families struggling with this devastating disease and we’re anxiously looking forward to opening our doors soon.” During the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, over 50 LIAD Center families were surprised with heart balloons, chocolates, love bears, personalized cards, heart lawn signs and a message of love from a LIAD staff member and Village Green. About the Long Island Alzheimer’s & Dementia (LIAD) Center For over 30 years, the LIAD Center has been providing supportive communitybased services to Long Island families living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. The LIAD Center offers hands-on and stage-specific programs and services to diagnosed individuals and caregivers. The 501 (c)(3) takes considerable pride in its pioneering role in cutting-edge services that foster the independence, dignity, well-being, and safety of individuals with dementia. Its state-of-the-art center is located at 1025 Old Country Road in Westbury. Until there is a cure, the LIAD Center is the best place for families to find support, guidance, and hope.
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