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September 16, 2020 Suffolk Zone 5

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SEPTEMBER 16, 2020

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Ways to Make Your Yard a Safe Haven for Beautiful Birds

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Eco-Friendly Home Cleaning Hacks

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(StatePoint) Without a few measures in place, your home and garden could be hazardous to birds. Here are some great ways to create a safe haven for beautiful flying visitors.

that offers even greater protection when applied between decals. To learn more, visit WindowAlert. com. • Introduce birdfeeders, mindfully: Birdfeeders attract birds to your yard and give them a place to rest and refuel. However, it’s important not to unintentionally create a safety hazard with this addition. Because feeding birds are easily frightened and apt to take wild, evasive flight, the risk of birds striking windows can be elevated near birdfeeders. By using window decals, as well as by positioning feeders closer than three feet or farther than 30 feet from windows, you can create a safer space. Already have birdfeeders? Take a look at their current placement and make changes as needed. “This season, becoming a better environmental steward starts right in your own backyard. By making a few small updates to your home and garden, you can protect the lives of wild birds,” says Spencer Schock, founder of WindowAlert.

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(StatePoint) With families spending more time at home, messes are on repeat and cleanups are often an hourly routine. At the same time, many households are looking to reduce their environmental impact affordably. The good news is that saving money and the planet can go hand-inhand at home. To green up your clean up and create healthier spaces, consider these tips: Reduce and Reuse Ditch paper towels for reusable cloths and sponges. Make sure to wash them regularly on the highest heat setting (dishwasher for sponges, washing machine for cloth) to avoid spreading messes around. Your old t-shirts and towels make fantastic reusable cleaning tools. Use old towels on your refillable sweeper mops, and cut t-shirts into large squares to be used as rags and dusting cloths. Opt for Green Cleaners Over 50 percent of people are looking for

cleaning products that reduce the number of harsh chemicals their families are exposed to, according to a Lightspeed/Mintel survey. If that describes you, consider solutions working for other consumers, such as Art of Green multipurpose cleaning sprays and wipes. Recently named number one in the Green Cleaning category by Product of the Year USA, the nation’s largest consumer-voted award for product innovation, these cleaning supplies are as tough on grease and grime as mainstream brands, but free of harsh chemicals and cost far less than most green cleaners. They are also safe for use around kids and pets, safe for sensitive skin and not tested on animals, making them a good choice at a time when families are looking to cut back expenses, and make the switch to more natural products. “This is the perfect time to take steps toward a greener

home,” says Erin Chase, founder of $5 Dinners and Art of Green “cleanfluencer.” “As a busy mom of four boys, it’s the first affordable green cleaning option I’ve tried that actually works.” To find Art of Green, visit artofgreen.com or purchase at Target.com. Follow the brand on Instagram and Facebook for their cleaning tips and tricks. Foster Cleaner Air Skip store-bought air fresheners. Instead, simply boil lemon, cinnamon, cloves or any favorite plant for a natural, lasting aroma. You can further promote fresh air at home simply by opening windows whenever possible. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends doing so to reduce the spread of coronavirus. For a healthy home, prioritize cleaning habits that reduce your environmental impact and limit the harsh chemicals to which your family is exposed.

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• Garden organically: Conventional pesticides can be toxic to birds, so ditch the dangerous chemicals. Did you know that there are essential oils that you can use instead that will do the job of warding off pests without harming birds -or people for that matter? Protecting birds is not only the right thing to do, but their health and safety helps ensure their ability to feed on the very pests you’re trying to eliminate.

• Make windows visible: Your beautiful view can be a safety hazard to birds. Each year, millions of wild birds are killed in the U.S. alone by striking windows. Fortunately, there’s an easy action you can take to prevent this from happening, and it is to apply decals that reflect ultraviolet sunlight to your home’s windows, particularly those windows that are highly reflective of open sky. Doing so has been proven to substantially reduce the likelihood of bird strikes. Those from WindowAlert feature patterns that give the appearance of slightly frosted translucent glass, but glow like a stoplight for birds. The brand also makes WindowAlert UV Liquid, a high-tech liquid

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS - Dr. Christopher Pellettieri has been appointed the next superintendent of schools for the Sachem Central School District. Photo courtesy of the Sachem Central School District the progressive skillset and vision to continue our district’s commitment to educational excellence and student success,” said Sachem Central School District Board of Education President Alex Piccirillo. “We are proud to welcome him to our community and are confident he will serve our students, staff and families well.” Dr. Pellettieri has been an Education Policy Fellow at NYU’s Teachers College, attended the Harvard Future of Learning program, is the immediate past president of Nassau Association of District Curriculum Officials, and is on both the Curriculum and Instruction Executive Council and the Digital Age Teaching and Education executive boards for Nassau BOCES. He also serves on several advisory boards at Molloy College, including ENL, Special Education and Teacher Preparation. Adding to his diverse collection of professional accolades, in 2014 he was honored as the Nassau BOCES Fred Podolski Leadership and Innovation in Technology Visionary Award recipient.

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Following a rigorous search and screening process, the Sachem Central School District Board of Education is proud to announce the appointment of the district’s next Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Christopher Pellettieri. Dr. Pellettieri will begin his role in the district on Sept. 1, 2020. Prior to joining Sachem, Dr. Pellettieri served as the assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction in the Rockville Centre Union

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Helping You Help Others

Signs Your Gutters Are in Need of Repair

By Noelle Stanuch

Noelle@SouthBaysNeighbor.com

The Charity of The Month for September is:

The West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition

For Long Island, Inc.

The West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition for Long Island, Inc. (WIBCC) is a non-profit grassroots organization that was founded in 1992. They work to eradicate Breast Cancer and gynecological cancers. Their mission is to provide support services to women undergoing treatment and requiring postmastectomy care with their “Lead A Helping Hand” program, and to actively promote cancer and environmental awareness with education, advocacy and outreach throughout the community.

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To accomplish their mission, they focus on prevention, research, education, services, their Lend a Helping Hand program and awareness. WIBCC has remained open throughout the pandemic and are truly here to serve our community. This coalition serves all of Long Island, not just West Islip. As like many other non-profit organizations, WIBCC holds various fundraising events throughout the year to gain awareness and collect funds in support of their mission. This September they are part of Stop & Shop’s Community Bag Program. WIBCC will receive a $1 donation every time a $2.50 reusable Community Bag is purchased at 400 Union Blvd in West Islip, unless otherwise directed by the customer through the Giving Tag attached to the bag. Additionally, they are participating in John’s Crazy Socks Giving Back Program, which started September 1st and will run through October 31st. John’s Crazy Socks is a fatherson social enterprise that was inspired by John Lee Cronin, a young man with Down Syndrome and his love of colorful and fun socks, or what he calls his “crazy socks”. John’s Crazy Socks has agreed to donate 10% of their net sales to WIBCC for every pair of socks purchased from their website, www. johnscrazysocks.com, when you enter the

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Next month they will present Pink Flags of October, a month-long event to honor and remember those affected by Breast Cancer. Hundreds of pink flags will be placed at the entrance of Good Samaritan Hospital. You have the opportunity to purchase a ribbon in honor of or in memory of someone whose life has been affected by Breast Cancer. These ribbons will be tied to the flags and together the flags and ribbons will fly for the entire month of October. On Sunday, September 27 from 12-2PM at The Cancer Institute (111 Beach Drive in West Islip), there will be a ceremony to celebrate this month-long event, which will include health information, light refreshments and more. If you purchase a ribbon, you can attend the event and place the name of whom it is in honor of or in memory of right on the ribbon itself. If you cannot attend, it will be placed for you. If you would simply like to make a donation directly to this coalition, you can securely do so online at www.wibcc.org. Donations are greatly appreciated and are able to be made in memory of or in honor of a loved one. Lastly, if you would like to volunteer, you can! WIBCC relies on the generous support of volunteers in order to fulfill their mission. They are always looking for people to help with programs, raising funds and other tasks. Please email info@wibcc.org for more information. For more information on how to get involved, how to purchase a ribbon or if you believe you can benefit from their services, please contact Dawn Dahill at 631.669.7770 or visit www.wibcc.org.

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Fall is a great time to tackle projects around the house. The weather each fall allows homeowners to make improvements to their homes’ exteriors without worrying about extreme heat or cold, while interior projects like painting are made easier because homeowners can open the windows to allow for proper ventilation. Fall also marks a great time to prepare for upcoming projects that can make winter work that much easier. For example, fall is a great time to take stock of your gutters so you can address any issues before leaves begin to fall or the first snowstorm touches down. Compromised gutters can contribute to water issues in basements and adversely affect a home’s foundation if not addressed immediately, so it behooves homeowners to learn the signs that gutters are in need of repair or replacement. • Gutters hanging off the home: Gutters were once installed predominantly with spikes. However, many industry professionals now install gutters with hanger brackets. Why the change? Spikes loosen over time, leading to the gutters hanging off the home. That can contribute to serious issues if left untreated. Gutters hanging off the home need not necessarily be replaced, but rather secured to the home, ideally with hanger brackets instead of spikes. Brackets hook into the front of the gutter and are then screwed into the fascia of a home. A professional who specializes in gutter repair can perform this

task relatively quickly, is seeping over the edge and it’s an inexpensive yet of the gutter closest to highly effective solution. your home. When that happens, water is coming • Gutter separation: down the side of the Gutters that are no house, causing the paint longer fastened together to peel. In such instances, can leak and contribute replacing the gutters is to issues that affect the often necessary. home’s foundation, siding and appearance. Clogs • Basement flooding: all signs of and the accumulation of Not debris can cause gutters deteriorating gutters are to separate because outside a home. Many they are not designed to a homeowner has been hold too much weight. flummoxed by flooding their basements, Replacement of separated in gutters may or may not and such flooding can be necessary depending be caused by aging, on how big the problem ineffective gutters. That’s deteriorating is and the condition of because the existing gutters. gutters sometimes allow If replacement is not water to leak near the necessary, separated foundation of a home, gutters may be remedied contributing to basement by securing the joints, flooding. Fall is an ideal time to another relatively simple inspect gutters and have and inexpensive fix. any issues fixed before • Peeling exterior paint: leaves begin to fall or Paint that appears to be harsh winter weather peeling off of your home arrives. may indicate that water


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5 Tips to Prepare for Window Replacement

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1. Get several estimates. Ask for recommendations from neighbors or other people in your area on which companies they used to install their replacement windows.

When you interview the prospects, ask several questions about how they go about installing the windows. Questions can include: • How long will the project take? • Will I need to remain home during the process? • Do you discard of old debris? • What is the protocol for installation during inclement weather? 2. Research permits. Most home renovation projects need to be approved by the local municipality. Go to the permit office and find out the requirements. Some window contractors will include securing permits in the cost of the project. After the project is completed, an inspector will come by and ensure the work was done according to code. 3. Change up the appearance. Look at the type of hardware you have around the home and other fixtures. Choose windows that have locks or latches that can match those features for continuity of style. Think about choosing a

different style or frame color of the window, or a different type of window to improve efficiency and function. 4. Research top window It’s manufacturers. tempting to purchase windows based on price alone, but replacement windows are often a decision that only has to be made once or twice for the life of the home. Invest in durable windows that will have staying power. Consumer Reports offers unbiased reviews on various window brands and can help homeowners make sound decisions. 5. Prepare for installation. Clear pathways, remove window treatments and disconnect window alarm systems. Plan for one to two days of installation, advises Andersen Windows and Doors. Keep pets and children away from work areas. Replacement windows can be a smart investment. New windows can improve the look of a home, reduce heating costs and can keep interior spaces comfortable.

An 8 week old Pit mix that likes dogs and cats. Not even named yet!

OZZY

A 4 year old Chihuahua mix that is confident and smart.

11 week old Labrador/ RANDY Dobie mix that is dog and A 10 year old cat friendly. Hasn’t been Retriever mix that is looking named yet! for a loving home.

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Winter is coming, and for millions of people who reside in areas of the country that see the mercury drop considerably between December and March, that means prioritizing staying warm. Inefficient or aging housing materials may compromise your ability to do just that. Drafts from doors, poorly protected attics and basements and aging windows may force heating systems to work extra hard to maintain interior temperatures. Replacing old windows can make a home quieter by blocking out exterior noises. Consumer Reports also notes that new windows are often easier to clean and maintain than older varieties. Many homeowners are interested in replacing their windows, but may not know where to start. These guidelines can help the process along.


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Get Ahead of Chimney Repair This Season Woodburning fireplaces or fuel stoves can add warmth and ambiance to a home. These appliances are particularly coveted in the cooler months when people spend more time indoors. Maintenance is necessary in order for fireplaces and stoves to function safely, and that upkeep must include paying close attention to the functionality of the chimney. Chimneys are designed to last for decades. Cracks and spalling in brick chimneys are common concerns that can cause significant damage if left unchecked. Chimney maintenance involves more than cleaning the flue. Rather than running the risk of costly repairs, which can cost several thousand dollars, homeowners can take some simple steps to keep their chimneys in tip-top shape. Certain components of chimney maintenance are doit-yourself tasks, while others may be better left to the professionals. • Start from the inside and ensure that dampers are working properly. When using fireplaces and other appliances, dampers need to be open to allow smoke to vent outside; otherwise, smoke will be trapped in the home and could lead to carbon monoxide buildup. Dampers need to be fixed or replaced if they are not operational. Replacement fireplace dampers should be snug and not have any gaps, states Vertical Chimney Care. • Conduct a visual inspection of the chimney to check for any cracks or spalling. Spalling is the wearing

away of masonry due to water, weather and time. If enough of the material erodes, that erosion can adversely affect the structural integrity of the chimney. Some repairs can be made by patching up cracks or replacing missing bricks. Chimney tuckpointing is the process of repairing mortar.

Four MCCSD Students Earn Medals of Honor for Distinguished Youth Awards Four Newfield High School students in the Middle Country Central School District were recently recognized by Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore for their commitment to civic engagement and being well-rounded, altruistic young individuals encouraging positive youth development in their community. The students—Bianca Ciaravino, Vincenzo Ciaravino, Scott Alfano and Jessica Alfano— received their awards and proclamations during a ceremony at the Suffolk County Legislative Complex in Hauppauge this month. “It brings me great joy to celebrate Bianca, Vincenzo, Scott and Jessica for their enthusiasm to serve as role models in our community,” said Dr. Roberta Gerold,

Superintendent of Middle Country Central School District. “This group of young, remarkable individuals who pursued the unique opportunity to work closely with our local officials and project their positive attitudes among their peers and neighbors are the epitome of what we strive for in MCCSD. I am so proud of their accomplishments and as a District, we look forward to seeing how they continue this excellence as they continue to grow.” The Alfano twins, Scott and Jessica, were both presented with bronze medals and the Ciaravino siblings, Vincenzo and Bianca, were each presented with silver medals. “It is my extreme pleasure recognizing these students. It’s very important to encourage youth who are goal-

oriented and hardworking, as they represent our leaders and those who will be bedrock of our communities in the future,” said Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore. “Congratulations to all the Distinguished Youth Award participants. I wish you all the best.” The Suffolk County Legislature’s Distinguished Youth Award, a competitive voluntary recognition program, challenges youth in Suffolk County to become active community participants through its four program areas: volunteer service, personal development, exploration and physical fitness. Open to residents between the ages 13-18, students participate in the four program areas to become exposed to formative experiences that will allow them to gain valuable lessons and life skills.

extend the flue life. The chimney cap attaches to the flue liner, so outside dimensions should be taken to ensure the cap is the right size for the chimney.

Think about • waterproofing the chimney to prevent damage. A water sealant applied to the outside of the chimney can prevent moisture from breaking down the masonry.

• Have the chimney swept. Sweeping helps remove the soot and debris that clings to the inside of the flue, known as creosote. The amount of time the fireplace is used will determine how often the chimney must be cleaned. Generally speaking, the chimney liner needs to be cleaned if it has 1⁄8-inch or more of soot.

• Inspect and replace the chimney cap if it is worn out. A chimney cap is a contraption that sits atop the chimney to allow the smoke to vent while also preventing critters and water from going inside the flue, helping to

Regular inspection and maintenance can help keep a chimney working safely for decades. For those who do not like working at such an elevation, leave exterior chimney repair to a certified professional.

DISTINGUISHED YOUTH AWARDS - Four MCCSD students earn Medals of Honor for Distinguished Youth Awards. Pictured L-R: Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore, students Bianca Ciaravino, Vincenzo Ciaravino, Scott Alfano, Jessica Alfano, and Presiding Officer Rob Calarco


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experience of its’ kind to take place on Long Island. For MoCA L.I.ghts 2020 the Patchogue Arts Council is proud to partner with; Village of Patchogue, Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce, Patchogue BID, Pat-Med Library, Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, Eastern Suffolk BOCES Art in Education, and Cornell Cooperative Suffolk County & Marine Department..

What is Rosh Hashanah? Rosh Hashanah is an important holiday on the Jewish calendar. According to the Jewish National Fund, Rosh Hashanah marks the Jewish New Year and is a celebration of the anniversary of the creation of Adam and Eve. Adherents to the Jewish faith wish each other a good, sweet year ahead on Rosh Hashanah, a day that is steeped in tradition. One such tradition is the sounding of the shofar, which the JNF notes is representative of the trumpet blast that sounded the coronation of kings. The sounding of the shofar also symbolizes a call to repentance. The shofar itself is a ram’s horn that calls to mind the story

of the Blinding of Isaac, an event that occurred on Rosh Hashanah and involved a ram taking Isaac’s place as an offering to God. Of course, no celebration of Rosh Hashanah, which takes place over two days, is complete without a festive meal. Foods served during Rosh Hashanah celebrations tend to be sweet and are meant to symbolize hopes for an enjoyable year ahead. In addition, the JNF says it is customary on Rosh Hashanah to eat foods with names that allude to blessing and prosperity. In 2020, Rosh Hashanah begins on the evening of Friday, September 18 and ends on the evening of Sunday, September 20.

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CONNETQUOT PPE INITIATIVE - The Connetquot Public Library is privileged to begin its own initiative by creating 3D printed face shields and no-touch tools for our members, upon request and free of charge. Our primary objective with this initiative is to limit the exposure of COVID-19 for our library members and staff. To request PPE or learn more about this initiative, please visit https://www.connetquotlibrary. org/learning-commons/ppe/.

to Stony Brook University Hospital. The library is privileged to begin its own initiative by creating 3D printed face shields and no-touch tools for our members, upon request and free of charge. Our primary objective with this initiative is to limit the exposure of COVID-19 for our library members and staff. The face shield is intended to be worn in conjunction with a traditional face mask. As per the CDC, face shields are not recommended for use as a substitute for cloth face coverings. The no-touch tool, with its curved design, allows the user to open doors, in addition, it may be used on touch screens, for ATMs, time clocks, etc. without physical contact. No-touch tools can be printed in under one hour, and face shields can take up to several hours to produce and assemble. These valuable and essential items are printed on the library’s Prusa MK35 3D printer located in the Learning Commons. Items are usually completed within one week and may be picked up at the Front Desk or via Curbside. Limit one of each per member, while supplies last. To request PPE or learn more about this initiative, please visit https://www. connetquotlibrary.org/ learning-commons/ppe/.

Here you can see what the items look like and find a link to the CDC website for additional information on the use of face shields and masks. Under the direction of Nicole Parisi Eberle, Makerspace Coordinator of the Learning Commons, approximately 200 requests for PPE have been fulfilled. “I saw the incredible work that David Ecker of Stony Brook University and the Suffolk Cooperative System were doing, and wanted to contribute to our library community during this pandemic. What better way to use our existing equipment, technology, and resources, than to provide someone with PPE so that they may feel safer when returning to work, school, etc.” Parisi Eberle said. Technology has bridged the communication gap during this time, helping to keep us connected to family and friends, keeping us educated and informed, and a lifeline to our community. Using this technology to help keep our frontline workers and now, our members safe is an opportunity to say thank you. We began this unknown journey together, and with “innovation, preparation, and collaboration,” we will continue this journey with gratitude and appreciation, always together.

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HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP - Connetquot Central School District congratulates recent Connetquot High School graduate Madison Benevento, who received a $500 scholarship from Oakdale Historical Society for her essay on how the town’s history is meaningful to her. According to Benevento, “living in a historic community has increased (her) curiosity and thirst for knowledge of the past” and even influenced her college choice. Come fall, Madison will attend the College of Charleston in historic Charleston, South Carolina, pursuing a degree in elementary education. Photo courtesy of Connetquot Central School District

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“Innovation needs preparation, collaboration, and the light of the human soul.” Amit Ray. As Connetquot Public Library introduced its Learning Commons in the Fall of 2019, it provided a primary location for the library’s makerspace equipment, a dynamic and functional area for teens, and supplementary space for meetings and classes. Since its inception, the space has not only served the advancement of education and enrichment but it is also where community service initiatives are born. From teens earning community service hours to using the library’s 3D printer, innovation, and the human spirit unite. In March, as the COVID-19 pandemic began, libraries closed their doors. The world changed, and libraries accepted this mantle of change as well. As we watched our frontline healthcare workers heroically care for others, we united in caring for them. Connetquot Public Library, in collaboration with other Suffolk County libraries, donated its 3D printer to the Suffolk Cooperative Library System for an initiative creating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The parts created from this unique project were used to assemble face shields and donated

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Northwell’s Free Consumer-Focused Orthopedic Webinars Don’t let joint pain or orthopedic injuries keep you from doing what you love. Northwell Health kicks off its educational series covering a variety of topics from managing joint pain to ankle stability to understanding spinal stenosis and sports injuries. Northwell’s medical and surgical experts will be available for questions in real time – all from the comfort of your own home.

All virtual programs will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. For program information and to register online, go to: https://www.northwell. edu/orthopaedic-institute/ events-seminars Schedule: • September 17: Managing Common Shoulder Injuries Randy Cohn, MD • September 23: 21st Century Advances in Joint Replacement Surgery Jonathan Danoff, MD

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