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‘Made in America’
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IT’S RAINING CAPS: Northport High School graduates triumphantly toss their caps into the air to mark the end of their high school careers on Saturday. For more graduation photos, including lists of graduates from Huntington, Northport-East Northport, Harborfields and Cold Spring Harbor, see page A5.
Matz makes history
A Chapin family reunion
North Shore native hits mound for first time with Mets
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Huntington Town honored the Chapin family with a proclamation on Monday, and the Huntington Arts Council honored Sandy Chapin on Saturday. Above, a Huntington Summer Arts Festival concert at Heckscher Park featuring a family finale by Tom Chapin, Steve Chapin, The Chapin Sisters and Jen Chapin Trio. For more Huntington Summer Arts Festival photos, see page A2.
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Summer Arts Festival kicks off
Clockwise: The Rad Trads perform at Heckscher Park last week; Jen Chapin, left, accepts a town proclamation on Monday; and the crowd at Heckscher during the Chapin show.
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Family trio charged with drugs, weapons possession Huntington Station father and sons jailed By Elana Glowatz
After searching a Huntington Station home early on June 25 and allegedly recovering weapons and drugs, police say a father and his two sons kept criminal activity in the family. The Suffolk County Police Department arrested an alleged gang member, his brother and his father on charges of criminal possession following the 6 a.m. search on 11th Avenue. Detectives and officers from various SCPD units — including the Narcotics Section, Criminal Intelligence Bureau, Emergency Service Section, Canine Section and the 2nd Precinct’s Special Operations Team, Gang Unit and Patrol Section — jointly executed the search warrant on the residence. Police said they recovered a “loaded and defaced” Tec-9 semiautomatic handgun with a high-capacity magazine and quantities of crack cocaine and marijuana that have a combined street value of about
$3,000. Police said there were also two other loaded handguns, an imitation pistol, more than 500 rounds of ammunition, a bulletproof vest, digital scales, other drug packaging equipment and $3,700 in cash. Brothers Tracy Watkins, 42, and Zachary Watkins Jr., 46, were charged with two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, thirddegree criminal possession of a weapon, two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana and two counts of second-degree criminal use of drug paraphernalia. Their father, 75-year-old Zachary Watkins Sr., was charged with three counts of criminal possession of a firearm, thirddegree criminal possession of a weapon, two counts of thirddegree criminal possession of a controlled substance, fourthdegree criminal possession of
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tracy watkins, zachary watkins Sr. and zachary watkins Jr.
marijuana and two counts of second-degree criminal use of drug paraphernalia. Tracy Watkins, who police said was a confirmed member of the South Side Posse gang, was also charged with seconddegree assault, with intent to cause physical injury to an officer. He has previous charges against him, of criminal possession of a controlled substance. His attorney, Eric Pack, of Glen Cove, said his client claims he didn’t possess any drugs or
weapons. “He completely denies any gang affiliation,” he said. “He denies possessing any drugs or weapons.” Pack couldn’t say to whom the weapons and drugs belonged to. He noted that his client owns and operates a music record label out of the residence, called 10th and Craven Productions. Young artists from the area meet at the house to make music together, Pack said. Zachary Watkins Jr. is also
innocent, according to his attorney, Jason Russo, of Bay Shore. He said in a phone interview that his client “had absolutely nothing to do with what was going on, if anything, at the house.” “What I can tell you is Zachary had a prior history many, many years ago and since then remained out of trouble,” he said. “He’s been on disability due to a traumatic brain injury he got last year.” CRIME continued on page A4
County police seek federal funds for body cams By Victoria ESpinoza
While the Suffolk County Police Department has applied for federal funding to embed body cameras into its force, officials recognized that there is a long way to go in terms of establishing protocol and before officers start donning the devices. In May, the U.S. Department of Justice announced a $20 million Body-Worn Camera Pilot Partnership Program, with $17 million going toward competitive grants to purchase the cameras, $2 million for training and technical assistance, and $1 million for the development of evaluation tools to study the best practices. The pilot is part of President Barack Obama’s (D) proposal to invest $75 million over three years to purchase 50,000 body cameras for law enforcement agencies. The program’s launch follows a series of high profile incidents, including the deaths of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., Eric Garner in Staten Island and Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Md., which raised questions of alleged police brutality. “Body cameras and new technology will not be going away, and if it benefits the officers and citizens of Suffolk County, we are interested,” Deputy Chief Kevin Fallon said in a phone interview. An Economist/YouGov poll published earlier this year stated that 88 percent of Americans support police officers wearing body cameras, and 56 percent
strongly favor the idea, while only 8 percent oppose. According to a camera implementation guide from the Justice Department, “by providing a video record of police activity, body-worn cameras have made their operations more transparent to the public and have helped resolve questions following an encounter between officers and members of the public.” While the program seeks to protect officers and citizens, Fallon said there are issues and concerns. “This is more than simply about body cameras itself,” he said. Suffolk County Chief of Support Services Stuart Cameron said one of the biggest issues is how to store the videos. Not only would archiving be expensive, the volume of high definition videos would be “tremendous.” New protocols would also have to be established to determine how long a video is saved, and in what circumstances the video could be used. The issue of privacy would need to be tackled before any body cameras go into action, as well. “We don’t know if citizens would be OK with cameras filming in their house,” Fallon said. In addition, police have to figure out how to handle sensitive cases dealing with witnesses and sexual assault victims, as their identities need to be protected. The procedure of when to turn the camera off and on is not set in stone by the
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the Suffolk county police Department is seeking federal funds to purchase body cameras.
Justice Department. Rather, the grant program is intended to help identify the best practice for a body camera’s many uses, including when, and when not, to film. “At what point does it become a privacy issue?” Cameron said. “Does a citizen’s right override protocol to continue filming?” There are more than 2,700 different types of sworn officers in the SCPD, including
plain-clothes officers, detectives and chiefs. The department would need to determine if every type of officer would wear a body camera. Fallon and Cameron said the department would look at pilot programs across the country to see how they are handling the issues, and would also want to hear BODY CAMERAS continued on page A4
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residents’ thoughts. If a grant is received, community meetings will be held to educate the public. Officers would have to be trained as well. In 2012, a police department in Rialto, Calif., partnered with the Institute of Criminology at the University of Cambridge, in England, and randomly assigned body-worn cameras to various officers across 988 shifts. The study showed a 60 percent reduction in officer use of force incidents. The study also showed that shifts without cameras experience twice as
many use of force incidents as shifts with cameras. There was an 88 percent reduction in citizen complaints between the year prior to camera implementation and the year following deployment. In the county police’s application, the department had to establish an implementation plan and a training policy. Fallon said he was unable to provide additional details. Police forces can expect to hear if they’ve received the grant by Oct. 1, according to the Justice Department. Joan LaRocca, a public affairs specialist for the department, said 50 law enforcement agencies, along with one training and one technical assistance provider, are expected to receive grants.
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Huntington FD airs out smoky shoe store By Rohma aBBas
The Huntington Fire Department responded to a call of heavy smoke at Renarts that shut down a part of Main Street on Friday afternoon. Paul Rodriguez, an employee of the shoe store near Wall Street, called the fire department at about 12:45 p.m. after going upstairs to grab a pair of shoes for a customer and discovering smoke on the second floor. There was a little bit of smoke in the first room and a lot of smoke in the second room, he recalled at the scene on Friday. “I was coughing a lot,” Rodriguez said.
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According to Russo, his client was arrested on a drug charge 17 years ago. Attorney information for the father was not available. The eldest Watkins has a previous charge pending against him for unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle. The trio was arraigned last week. Tracy Watkins was released after paying a $250,000 bail bond. Zachary Watkins Jr. was held in lieu of a
“I couldn’t even stand up for a minute.” He ran down to place the call to the fire department, which responded in five minutes, he said. The chief got to the scene in less than two minutes. Rodriguez said fire officials told him there was an “electrical problem” that was being handled. Chief Robert Berry told reporters at the scene there was no fire but a “heavy smoke condition” on the second floor. Officials are still investigating what caused the smoke condition, but by about 2 p.m. it was safe to go back into the store. There were no injuries. $50,000 cash or $100,000 bail bond. Police said Huntington Town code enforcement officers issued 32 violations to Zachary Watkins Sr. According to town spokesman A.J. Carter, the summonses included having a basement apartment without a certificate of occupancy and not having a certificate of occupancy for a twofamily use, for a music studio in the detached garage or for a kitchen in the detached garage. The basement was also placarded for not having the proper egress and there were junk cars on the property. Rohma Abbas contributed reporting.
Congratulations,
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Class of 2015!
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Photos by Rohma Abbas
Graduates walk onto the field for the Huntington graduation, above. Right, Caitlin Knowles, the valedictorian of the high school, delivers a speech. Far right, Joseph Saginaw, the salutatorian, also delivers a speech.
Huntington
Jean Abecassis Ezequiel Acevedo Marissa Acton Ariel Aguilar-Alvarez Khondoker Tawsif Akber Glenda Alfaro-Alvarez James Alleyne Vincent Alongi Paola Alvarado-Amaya Genaro Alvarenga Adonis Alvarez Santiago Alzate Usra Amin Alyssa Amorison Judith Andrade Jaclyn Bacik Lubna Barkat Cristina Bateman Nicole Batista-Diaz Matthew Beach Kelly Beatty Charles Beers Micheal Belmar Christopher Bergman Sofia Bialkowski Emily Biblow Craig Biernacki Matthew Binetti Alexander Borman Megan Boyce Shangel Bradshaw Aubrey Brewster Shyheim Brewster Nolan Browne Jr. Tamesh Bryan Nora Buchholtz Tyler Burton
Jennifer Bustillo-Diaz Leah Butz Declan Byrne Ellyn Byrnes Tara Byrnes Miranda Cahill Helena Calenzo Yasmi Campos-Larin Fatima Campos-Nativi Dilsia Canales Josue Canales-Canales Lizbeth Canas Harry Cantave Jack Carillo Samantha Carroll Julian Carrollo Lakiasja Casey Gunther Cassell Nicholas Castelli Olivia Castillo Nicholas Cataldo Chinasia Celestin Lois Choi Carol Cimetta Daniella Cipolla Emmanuel Clerveaux Jr. Kevin Connell Elizabeth Corrao Elizabeth Cotter Ercilia Cubas Vasquez Ariella Danziger Maliyah Davis Coddington Kaitlin Dayton Samuel Dejoie David Deleon Darya DeSimone Alyssa Devoe Dominique Dewar
Bashaar DeWitt Anna DiNardi Jack Dineen Jason Downer Amanda Dragon Grace Dreusike Julia Dupree Katherine Duval Brendan Dwyer Brianna Echevarria Justin Edgar-Mc Nerney Kayla Eidle Sydney English Frankie Euseda Davonte Evans Michael Fasciano Garrett Filippini Christian Fiordelisi Jesus Flores Azucena Flores-Orellana Walter Flores-Velasquez Heather Forster Corney Francis Cristy Fuentes Justin Fuentes Kellin Gaitan-Garcia William Gaitings Blanca Garcia Maritza Garcia Torres Kieran Gaspar Fiona Geier Cassidie Giammarino Hailey Giordano Samantha Glicker Christopher Glowacky Anna Goldenbaum Elias Goldman Ryan Goldsmith
Cristian Gomez Jefreed Gomez Carlos Gonzalez-Ramirez Justin Grella Hannah Grenier Timothy Gress Katerra Griffin Scott Gulizio Colin Guy Andrew Hampton Noah Hanke David Hannigan Kyle Hansen Hillary Hardardt Isabelle Harman William Harris Zachary Hearl Stephen Heuwetter Omotayo Ikuomenisan Daniel Imperato Christopher Inman Tristan Isoldi Sondy Jean-Baptiste Conrad Johnson Tyquan Johnson David Jones Heather Joseph Lenni Joya Amaya Ben Kaplan Max Kaplan Andrew Karayianakis Kimberly Keesley Faith Kelly Caitlin Kemerson Asher King Jack Kitzen Sarah Kitzen Caitlin Knowles
Joseph Kormylo Thomas Kouttron Samuele Kurathowski Qay-Saun Langs Jamie LaSorsa Candace Laster Katy Laurie Jillian Lentinello Edgar Leon Caraballo Omar Leon-Flores Charlotte Levinson Olivia Liepa Edvin Linares Madison Lofaso Patrick Lombardi Olivia Lopez Justin Loturco Samantha Lynch Connor MacDonald Leeana Madera Edgar Magana-Ochoa Peter Magerle Hannah Maiorello Mackenzie Maloney John Manaker Christopher Manigaulte Jaclyn Marquez Jessica Marroquin Hernandez Donte Marshall On the cover: Northport High School graduates are seated for commencement, top. Below left, Cold Spring Harbor graduates stop to take a selfie. Below right, a Huntington High School grad gives a thumbs up. Photo above by Victoria Espinoza; below left, by Karen Spehler; and below right by Rohma Abbas
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Photos by Rohma Abbas
Huntington High School girl graduates observe commencement at the high school on Friday, June 26. Below, school officials and grads participate in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Wilson Martinez Javier Martinez-Giron Timothy Mattiace Meaghan McArthur Kenneth McCarthy Daniel McCartney Bryan McComb Kevin McDonald Shannon McGovern John McKenna Matteo McNeil Kyle Meit Brandon Mendez Ron Merrick Shane Meyers Allison Minoff Zeshan Mir Francisco Molina-Rubio Evan Montreuil Cristian Morales Jason Moreira Henry Moreira-Lucana Jasmine Moreira-Lucana Lily Morris Hanna Murphy Ellaha Nadi Andrew Napurano Jimmie Nelson Michael Nemaric Samuel Nikodem Kathleen Nugent Madeline O’Connor Liam O’Donnell Peter Olesen Diana Orjuela Anne Osias
Kylie Palmer Kevin Panameno Moreira Nicholas Pandolfi Gloria Perez-Argueta Hayley Petrizzi Suzanne Petryk Justin Petti Whitney Photenas And one Pleitez Dorrian Poellnitz Claudia Portillo-Garcia Lidjna Preval Mary Frances Pulizzotto Catherine Quintanilla Carlos Ramirez Edwin Rauda Hernandez Griffin Reddington Matthew Reed John Reilly Keegan Reilly Daniel Reiver Bladimir Reyes Madeline Riggs Edwin Rivas Hugo Rivas Cardona Walter Rivera William Rodriguez Jada Rolle Kiara Roman Oscar Romero Daniel Rose Jaylen Rose Kacie Rubert Stephen Ruszkai Kasey Ryman Emily Sager
Joseph Saginaw Mason Salese Aonery Sanchez Lee Ann Sanin Karla Saravia-Campos Ashley Satiro Amy Schmelter Daniella Schoen Mary Sheehan Stephen Shivers Anna Shmulak Marina Siegel Gabriel Smith Nicholas Smyth Terence Snowball Kevin Solano Christopher Sorensen Kayla Soto Jonathan Stern Sara Stewart Dylan Stieve Andrew Sullivan Lindsay Sullivan Karen Swanson Anna Tesoriero Justyn Tesoriero Erica Thermidor Leah Thomas Veronica Tonissen Can Toprak Hailey Treanor Marygrace Trousdell Emily Trujillo Ketevani Tsotskolauri Jessica Tucker Michael Uliano-Sinnott
Maralin Ulloa-Palma Lucas Vaccaro Tatiana Valencia-Menjivar Eric Vallecillo Rosemary Valles Dimitri Varvatsas Albert Vega Alexander Velazquez Greizon Veliz Carlos Viera-Pereira Oscar Villatoro-Benitez Jorge Villela Meelod Wafajow Natasha Wagner Cooper Wakhale Thomas Waldron Sean Walker
Kristin Walsh Nicholas Warren Kaitlin Wascher Jacob Watkins Justin Weigold Gregory West Dylan Wheeler Bailey Whiffen Diani Williams Brendan Wirth Christian Wolf Derek Wolf Robert Yates Mashal Zadran Noor Zahid Lana Ziegler Kathryn Zimmerman
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Sierra Acosta Andrew Aguirre Nicholas J. Alicata Alexander Allan Brandon Allan Jack O. Alper Savion B. Alvarado Olivia Amarante Charles Ambrosio Paulina Amiot Patricia Anders Gianna Andreacchi Sebastian Arteaga Jennifer Askenas Robyn Bagno Matthew Thomas Bala John A. Ballarano Ainsley Bandrowski Sabrina Barton William Francis Bauer, III Joseph Becker Rachael Behler Nicholas Bellantone Irene Bertos Gregory Bischoff Douglas Bishop Dylan Bishop Michael Bloom Juliana Boccia Julia Bodnar Henry Bogner Timothy Bradley Bolen Caitlin Bomse Meghan Bonomi Vanessa Lynn Borden Thomas Bourne Corrinne Haley Boyajian Gerard Brady Michael D. Brannigan Amanda Brauchler Amy Michelle Breitfeller Kristen Nichole Brunoforte Brianna Brunone Mikayla Buckley Hailey Burke Bridget Burns Carleigh Burns John Henry Burns Christian Cahill Hallye Caldwell Jessica Camenzuli Dante Angelo Cancellieri Brooke Cantone Kristen Cappiello Joseph S. Caputo Tatiana Cardasis Jake Carroll James Casey
Northport High School graduates change their tassels during commencement last week.
Ryan Casper Wendy Carolina Castellon Ryan Castro Zachary Castro Nicholas D. Catalanotto Emily Caulfield Joshua Cha Brandon Chancey Adam Chang Meghan Cheshire Cameron Chinich Ryan Chin-Sang Ana Helene Chisholm Shannon Ciccotto Krista Marie Ciresi Michael Andrew Clare Grant Kies Clark Marybeth C. Clarke Nicholas Marc Clemente Clayton Cobe LauraMae Cocchi Camille Coello Delaney Commins Victoria Judith Conde Richard Confessore Ashley Rose Conrey Kathleen M. Cook Thomas Michael Cook Jr. Catherine Corrigan Scott Cosgun Michael Cossaro Abby Cronin Johnhenry Cross Amanda Cruise
Richard Cucco Runmei Cui Ryan Cuomo Jadie Anne Curcie Samantha Curley Lucas Curtis William Cusack Victoria D’Amato Dylan D’Angelis Kevin Darrell Anthony Deceglia Francis DeFalco Adriana Nicole DeFeo Luke Del Rossi Caileigh Helene DeLea Alexander DeLeo Meagan DeMasi Emily DeSantis Nicholas Michael Deutsch Jessica Diaz Matthew Dietlin Giacomo ValentinoDi Liberto Bailey P. Dillworth Danielle Dittrich Melissa H. Dittrich Jenine Doczy Daniel Doherty Rachel Donders Austin Donelan Charlotte Donnino Shannon Margaret Dorn Tyler Dorso Morgan Dosch Alexis Victoria Doxey
Catherine Drasdo Mikaela A. Driscoll Robert Ebert Bruce Edington Brandon T. Egan Heather Engellis Patrick Enright Zoe Enriquez Avery Ersboll Jessica Esposito Brian M. Fabian Matthew Fallon Christopher Faltings Josanna Faltings Jillian Marie Farrell Tyler Farrell Blake Ferris Samantha Fertig Zachary Fischer Patricia Flaherty Evan Flick Ian Fontanes Dale Fortuna Liam Fortuna Trevor Fox Alexis Xiomara Franco Michelle Rose Fransen Logan Frost Rudy Gamberini Maria Gambino Ruben Alexander Gamez Keelin Gangwish Lauren M. Garay Bregethe Collins Garcia
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Margaret Gardiner Lauren Garrett James Garvey James Garzero Alyssa Gaynor Isaiah William Gehrke Stephen Gengenbach Jr. James Gerdvil Haley Gessner Christian Giachetti Roza Maria Giannakopoulos Nicholas Giarraputo Mary Gibbons Gary Giugliano Jr. Lauren Glancy Amanda Glassner Mitchell Goddard Brad Goldberg Alexa Gonzalez Andrew Gormal Colin Gormal Alita Jade Gotlib Katherine Grant Derek Graver Natalie Gregorius Roxanna Grigonis Toni Guerin Thomas Guethlein Jake Gulemi Natalie Guniewicz Haley V. Gusew Talia Haik Christina Haji-Georgi Brittany Hamel
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Steven Harnos Ashley Harrison Scott Frederick Hatch Derek Hauk Jessica Haywood Sean Ryan Healy Nicholas Helrigel Meghan Hennessy Austin Henningsen Sarah Hickey Kyle James Hoban Kady Hogan Ashley Michelle Holady Matthew Holderer Matthew Homburger Thomas Homburger Carl Hoschel Michael Howell Ryan Olsen Humbert Callum Hutchinson Vladimir Ignatov Alexandra Rose Infranco Christina Ioanidis Anthony Jackson Ian Jacobitti Haley Jacobs Christopher Patrick James Timothy Janson Jr. Dylan Jennings Daejin Jeong Juan Omar Jimenez Justin Jin Justin Johnson
Carolyn Johnston Elyssa Jozefowski Dongho Jung Georgiana Kaloudis Jonah Vincent Kann Jessica Keller Rachel Kelly William Kelly Ashley Kennedy Elizabeth Jane Kenney Emily Theresa Kenney Jamie Kenny Anaïs Rachel Kessler Meaghan Ketcham Jeremy Khalouian Brian Kiewra Devyn Kilmeade Samantha King Michael Kizer Holden Koestner Ashley Konanez Erin Konanez James Kostrewski Suzanne Kostrewski Torey Kouril Kurt Kraska Jr Read Kraus Zachary Krulik Francesca Labatto Gabrielle Labuskes Patrick T. Lageraaen Alexander J. Lane Sarah Larson
Photos from Harborfields school district
Above, the Northport High School Choir sings during the commencement ceremony on Saturday. Below, high school Principal Irene McLaughlin offers a speech at commencement.
Natalie LaScala Justin Lauer Adam Lawrence Maomet Lebrun Thomas Lee Richard Lella James Lobosco Dante Lombardo Alyssa LoPiccolo Thomas Lorenz Nicholas Luca Michael Ludwig Sasha Lueck Nicholas Luft Alison Lyubchenko Rachel Maass Gabrielle Macagnone James E. Macdonald Allison Elizabeth Mack James P. Magnuson Julianna Marie Malico Nicholas Manganiello Cassandra Mantello Jared Marques James Martin Darwin Rosvel Martinez Paul Joseph Martucci Ankur Eduardo Mascareño Jacob Massave Justin Masters Cassie Nicole Mastroianni Rythima Masud Christian Mateyunas Julianne Matthews Jaclyn Mauro John McArdle Taylor McBane Julianna McCarthy Ryan McCauley Joseph McClelland Shannon McCormack
Amanda Haley McCreight Megan McCue Meghan Y. McDonough Kaylee McFadzen Grace Alexandra McGlynn Justin McGowan Kyle Thomas McKenna Michael T. McLaughlin Timothy McLaughlin Adriana Mendrinos Julia Menges Emerald Aria Meringola Matthew Merlino Brooke Miccio Joseph J. Middendorf Haley Hope Miller Jake Miller Salena L. Mo Parker John Moeller Gillian Christine Mohr Paul Montiglio Joshua Donavon Moore Patrick John Moran Grace Marie Mortimer Kristen Maria Muller Trent Mulligan Caleb Mund-Gerbino Caitlyn Brooke Murphy Emily Murphy Paul Nakonieczny Shaun Napolitano Devon Narine-Singh Joseph Naso Daniel C. Nazar Robert Nelson Olivia Neumann Liam O’Brien Michaela O’Brien Kyle O’Connor Christopher O’Hara Joseph Oliveri Sierra A. Ortiz
Ethan Ottaviano Quinn Collins Pace Cassandra Pagnotta Nicole Palmieri Mikayla Rose Palumbo Joseph Panebianco Alexandra Panichella Gregory Papagiannis Richard Paragallo Christopher Jay Parisi Richard Sungjin Park Christian Pellegrino Sean Penrose Jamie Marie Peragallo Rachel M. Peters Christopher Picciano Chia-Ling Pidd Joseph N. Pirretti Alexandra Polla Lauren Pollock Zachary Poplawski Victoria Porter Nicole Posluszny Kenneth Preston Theodore Matthew Pupilla Daniel Ryan Puttré Ana Christina Marie Quinn Briana Quinn Cole Quortrup Christopher Raffa Christopher Richard Raffone Gina Marie Collura Recchia Henry Rehlaender Phineas James Reichert Nicholas Reilly Alyssa Renkewitz Troy Renkewitz Julia Ricciardi Justin R. Ricciuti NHS continued on page A10
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Madison Riggi Grace Ringen Robert Rizzo Darryl Robinson Kelsie Robinson Luke Roderka Megan Omelia Rodriguez Kelly M. Rogers Jesse Romanasky Jack Romano Lisa Niccole Romano Christina Romeo Nicholas L. Roros, III Lexi Rosenberg Justin Rosenzweig Joshua Evan Roth Justin Rowehl Emily Rubenstein Anthony Rubin Jennifer Ruder Christian Ryan Peter Ryan Derek D. Ryland Leia Saito Karl James Salzmann Kimberly San Filippo Peter Sanders Raquel Santo Emily Lynn Sasso Lea Savocchi Peter James Scalia
Stephen Schindel Grant Schmidt Miranda Schmidt Andrea Schneider Caroline Schott Sarah Schutzenbach Joseph M. Schwartz Kevin Alec Schwartz Amanda E. Sebesta Olivia Segota Raghav Sharma Kaitlyn Shea Joseph Sheehan Kaitlyn Sheinhartz Benjamin Sherman Minjae Shin Jonathan James Shinsky Harrison Shouler Jack T. Shrode Emily Shuett Sarah Elizabeth Simmons Julia Singh Brian Sloane Daniel Smith Emma McAlum Smith Harrison Smith Olivia Smith Matthew Sokol Isabella Sosa Francesca Spinelli Jonathan Staudigel
Cold Spring Harbor Drew Spencer Alessi Anastasia Alexandrou Eric James Ambrosio Genevieve Conely Andrews Lucy Brown Andrews Luke Christian Antolin Anthony Arena Tara Atkinson Brian Auersperg Gabrielle Bailenson JosephBall Luke Baron Alexa Battillo Trevor Berger Dennis Berk Jonathan Beroza Jane Blumin Lauren Tyler Brimeyer Samira Brinkwart
Katherine Staudigel Melissa Steinmuller George Joseph Stewart Jason Stillwagon Jonathan Stracuzza Jack Sullivan Jacqueline Sullivan Andrea Sumrall Eric Susmin John Sutherland Diane Swierupski Lauren Szabo Dale Szymanski Donald Tag Chloe Alana Tagariello Phillip Taishoff Zachary Robert Tallman Allison Teepe Dalton Eric Telemaque Elizabeth Colleen Templeton Patrick Thall Olivia Rose Toland Mark Tomasello Salvatore Tortora Jack N. Toscano Jessica L. Totten Michael Trainor Andrew Tripp Lukas Turina Kristen Valles Hannah Van Wickler
Matilda Evangelina Bros Andrew Buccellato Jacqueline Buonfiglio Victoria Buri Colin Burke Cole Thomas Cagnazzi Brendan Campbell Robert Carey George Carmi Christine Collins Peri Colon Christina Marie Cosentino Michael Peter Cozzoli Conner Jack Crosson Haley Paige Crosson Christopher D’Agostino Jennifer D’Aquila Bridget DeGiorgio Nicholas DeRosa Liam Diaz Michael Joseph DiRenzo
Photo by Victoria Espinoza
Northport High School grads walk into commencement.
Samantha Vevante Abigail Vogt Philip A. Volpe Christine Nong Vongprachanh Joseph Waldeck Isabel Waldmann Meghan Wallace Olivia Anne Wallace Emily Walsh Meaghan Walsh Michael William Walsh John L. Walsh IV Peter Walters Alexa Warnock Andrew Warren Jaclyn Waszczak Ryan Stratton Weinstein
Sydney Weisman Leah Jo Wentka Carly Werner Lydia Westergaard Joseph Wetzel Nicole White Kurt William Widmaier Brittney Rose Wohl Matthew Yablon Ashlee Yearwood William Yee Emily Sarang Yoo Asad Ali Zaidi Justin Zmirak Jeremy Zmoos Zachary D. Zydel
Photo by Karen Spehler
A colorful Cold Spring Harbor banner could be spotted at graduation on June 14.
Javon Elijah Malik Dixon William Wallice Doyle Gabrielle-Nicole Dukes Julie Eckstein Charles Erickson Stephen Fischer Maggie Fitzsimmons
Sarah Jessica Forte Morgan Kacie Gaccione Emily Gallagher Collin Gehnrich Ilana Gitlin Jaime Gleusner Allegra Gold
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Above and below, various scenes from Cold Spring Harbor High School’s graduation on June 14.
Bianca S. Gordon Allison Grey Rachel L. Grosso Dana R. Haegeland Nicole Haegeland Chase Hahn Douglas Halpin Isabelle Harouche Jonathan Harouche Kelly Heins Kayleigh August Homer Benjamin John Jackson Brooke Jensen
Sofia Jimenez Emily Johnston Aniela Kalinowska-Werter Daniel Kazenoff John Kean Margaret Rose Kearney Ryan D. Kersch Abigail Marie Kirchner Alec Chase Kirschenbaum Jesse Koreen Henry W. Kraft Andrew Perry Kurland Matias Lacroze Robert LaGarenne Daisy Mills Laing Thomas Stephen Larounis Samantha Lipton Holly Logan Kendra Lohan Michael Mannino Constantine Markotsis Sofia Mastroberti David May Genevieve McCann
Olivia Paige McGeough Peyton McGowan Gabrielle McLymont Alexandra C. Melnyk Katrina P. Melnyk Jack Meyer Kirsten Morgan Daniel Niddrie Mosier Elizabeth Ann Mulderrig Jesse Mulham George Muller John Matthew Munn IV Russell Nickey Paul Luke O’Beirne Samantha Joan O’Leary Colin O’Neill Shannon O’Neill Aspyn Palatnick Thomas Paternoster Elizabeth Patterson Sydney Phelan Alexandra R. Phillips Chase Plancher Zachary Quinn Ashley Amora Raphael Thomas Reder Christopher A Reed Liam Richards Jack A. Rosenberg Alicia Marie Roy Joshua Daniel Rubin Nicole Mariel Rubin
Photos by Karen Spehler
Emily Samuels Alanna Emilia Schetty Jillian Schlesinger Brandon Seider Rosie Shammah John Shea Rajendra V. Singh Hana Smith Corey Solomon Emily E. Squicciarini Ethan Steinberg Jacob Steinberg Philip Baron Stiger Julia P. Subudhi Wesley Szajna Olivia Taglich Thomas John Tartaglia Caileigh Elizabeth Tauckus Brendan Terry Siena Toscano Jake A. Trivilino Fiona Trotter Edward A. Tucker Victoria Vallone Keara Walford Patrick McCauley Wallice John Wallace Walter James Weissberg Lindsey Willcocks Ryan Winkoff Colin Yaccarino Danny Mohidean Zaatari
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Chelsea A. Abreu Jordan N. Acritani Yusef Ahmad Matthew A. Alnwick Dominick C. Amari Courtney M. Anderson Ian C. Anderson Nicholas S. Anderson Alexis J. Anduiza Julia Annunziata Rachel T. Antonison Jana R. Archila Natalie A. Armellino Joseph M. Ayvazian Olivia G. Bartfield Callie L. Barth-Dwyer Dylan J. Bass Jayme M. Baum Juliana M. Bedoya Christopher M. Behan Connor J. Bennardo Calvin C. Bent III Elias Berbari Nicholas C. Berg Katerina M. Berndt Pamela Best Andrew D. Bevilacqua Micayla J. Beyer Nicole R. Bifulco Anthony M. Bond Jordana H. Boyland Samantha L. Branch Anne E. Braunstein Rachel Brown Lindsey P. Burns William B. Butler Michael J. Campbell Tristan J. Capes-Davis Caitlyn G. Carlstrom Kirsten F. Carney Anna C. Carpentieri James T. Carroll Timothy M. Casey Vincent R. Castillo Elle V. Chan Alisa Chang Frances Chi Shannon Chiang Matthew D. Clark Michelle J. Cody Edward C. Cole Philip A. Colwell Allyson M. Condoleo Justin M. Cooper Alexis M. Cordista Caroline L. Costello Luke S. Cowden Allison Crayne Jack L. Crowley Richard M. de la Sota
Emma R. De Matteo Isabella R. De Matteo Nicholas J. DeBonis Cassandra L. Dekrone Jake M. DeLuca Olivia S. DeLuca Kayla L. DeMilt Alexandra M. DeSantis Nicholas J. DiNapoli Matthew D. Divers Robert G. Dluginsky Ryan S. Dondero Emily M. Dowling Diane M. Dreifuss Matthew J. Driver John C. Dwyer Samantha R. Ealy Marissa Early-Hubelbank Jessie R. Edelstein Kayla A. Fathers Andrew M. Fernandes Gabriella Ferrara Luke J. Ferris Brianne M. Fitze Amanda Fitze Brenna E. Fitzpatrick Taylor D. Flaiz Nathan E. Flanzenbaum Karen M. Flood Emilie F. Frangione Alex T. Frendo Ana Gallegos Matthew D. Gaughan Kerry J. Gaye Liam R. Gensel Taylor A. Giamanco
Hailey L. Gianfrancesco Sandy A. Gibson Samantha M. Giuseppone Patrick F. Godfrey Samantha B. Gray Jamie B. Grossman Kerri J. Grossman Jonathan N. Haas Terrence M. Haggerty Matthew W. Hahm Jillian L. Hammond Sophia R. Haring Arianna R. Haskelson Maya K. Hayes Gunnar G. Herbert Nicholas P. Heuwetter Krista T. Hiatrides Robert F. Hilty IV Olivia M. Hinrichsen Hisham S. Hisham Grant R. Holihan Donald M. Hollister Danielle E. Holmes Garrett D. Holmes Ellie C. Horn Timothy J. Horne Paige E. Huffman Alexander H. Hunter Kyle R. Inocco Ryann N. Jean Hannah N. Johnston Timothy O. Josephson Alexander T. Kaplan Brian J. Karafa Kati B. Katsaros Oliver R. Katz
Photos from Harborfields school district
Above, Harborfields grads toss their caps, and Eli Slamowitz and Jamie Letourneau, valedictorian and salutatorian, pose for the camera.
Charlotte S. Kaufman Dylan A. Kaufman Kaitlin A. Kenyon Ji Soo Kim Douglas H. Knoph Michael S. Kratochvil Lillian C. Kristiansen Alex C. Kulungian Kathryn A. LaFroscia Treshawn R. Lane Thomas K. Lange
Cameron M. LaPorta Linda V. Lazaro Jacqueline B. LePage Ian J. Leskody Giovanna L. Lesser Lawrence P. Lesser Jaime H. Letourneau Paul A. Lifson Samantha K. Lindley Nicole E. Logrieco Hunter C. Long
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Rose M. Lulay Kyle R. Lumpe Alec K. Lurie Brandon S. Luxemberg Kiran S. Magee Claudia R. Maimone Judmaelle S. Maitre Kyle J. Majid Lauren M. Majid Katherine L. Maldonado Nicholas G. Malico Dana M. Mansbart Alana N. Marino Matthew S. Martinico Alec J. Mastrantonio Sabrina D. Mastroianni Kristina M. Mazzola Samuel R. McClure Brooke T. McDonald Aniah I. McLeod Lauren H. McMahon Alexis R. Melgar Kieran J. Melia Andrew W. Merhige Justin D. Miller Lauren E. Minerva Abigail C. Moberg Ryan T. Monaghan Matthew W. Moyka Ziyodahon Mukhammadieva Justin L. Murphey Kaitlyn A. Murray Ari Noah Shannon A. Nolan Timothy C. Nostro Kevin G. O’Connor Eugene O’Connor Regan F. O’Marra Shannon M. O’Reilly Jacqueline A. O’Rourke Helena R. Ottaviano Alexa J. Overeem Andrew Oyague Jillian Pabon Michael C. Panettieri Cheyenne J. Perry Stephanie A. Perry Christopher L. Peters Eric J. Peters Matthew B. Peters Peter K. Phillips Christopher A. Picchione Gillian R. Pietrowski John G. Poli Connor C. Prentis Matthew D. Pressman Claudia Quadrino Alexander J. Reilly Samantha B. Reitz Eric David A. Reven Erica J. Reven James C. Ricca
Philip M. Ricca Dylan J. Ridini Jaclyn M. Riekert Olivia R. Roberts Joshua E. Rose Kellie M. Roy Robert G. Rucco Kylie R. Ruggles Kevin R. Ruiz Katherine R. Ryan Hamid Saddiq Justin F. Salerno Karla A. Salmeron Ali M. Sammis Todd G. Sammis Gabriella P. Santoro Madison J. Sarno Nicolas P. Scarola Jonah A. Schacker Andrew P. Schmidke Steven T. Schmidt Donasja T. Scott Owen R. Seery Molly Seiden Emilee M. Serwan Priyanka Seth Sabrina B. Shanghie Kathleen P. Shea Andrew L. Sheehan Emma M. Shields Kristen L. Shore Caroline E. Singer Matthew H. Singer Linda M. Sinski Eli B. Slamowitz Amanda N. Smith Christian J. Smith
Photo from Harborfields school district
Top and above, Harborfields High School grads are all smiles on the big day last week.
Derek C. Smith Jordan R. Smith Jessica Smith Timothy R. Snyder Carly M. Staib Emily M. Staib Arianna M. Starost Honor C. Steinthal Kerry C. Stevenson Margaret K. Storm Abigail M. Struhsaker Kathleen M. Sullivan Kayla N. Sullivan Jamie L. Taber Ethan R. Thomas
Jaclyn Tiberia Michael W. Tirrito Allie E. Todd Jacob G. Tschinkel Elliot A. Tuck Paige C. Tully Allison J. Tunick Casey E. Twomey Paul A. Vallejo Hannah M. Vitale Jonathan M. Votapka Alec M. Walker Caroline F. Wallace Demetrius X. Waller Sarah E. Wallin
Victoria A. Walsh Jarrett P. Walter Kira L. Washeim Joseph G. Weill Taylor R. Weiss Alexandra J. Werbitsky Christian S. Western Elena C. Wilson Jack A. Wilson Sydnie J. Wittenberg Ken-wana D. Woodhouse Mandana Yousefi Julianna R. Zachowski Samantha R. Zakrzewski James Zihal
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Good luck,
Class of 2015!
Photo credits, clockwise: Rohma Abbas, Victoria Espinoza, Karen Spehler and photo from Harborfields school district
Clockwise: Huntington school board President Emily Rogan hugs Olivia Castillo, her presenter at graduation; a Northport High School grad dons an inspirational cap; family cheer on Cold Spring Harbor High School grads and Harborfields High School grads show off their hard work.
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PEOPLE
Photo from Harborfields school district
Harborfields High School student-actors received Hunting-Tony Awards for their roles in the school’s play and musical performances. From left, Nikki Balducci, Jack Levenberg and Caroline Costello.
Cast scoops up Hunting-Tonys The Harborfields school district is proud to congratulate the talented cast and crew members of the Harborfields High School play “The Laramie Project” and musical “The Addams Family” for collectively receiving more than 15 Hunting-Tony Award nominations. On June 2, students, parents and faculty members gathered at the Engeman Theater, where the Hunting-
Tony Awards were presented. As a result, the high-school’s spring musical, “The Addams Family,” received a HuntingTony Award for Best Musical. In addition, the following student-actors received awards: Jack Levenberg won Best Supporting Actor in a Play for various characters in “The Laramie Project”; Nikki Balducci, starring as Wednesday in “The Addams Family” won Best
Supporting Actress in a Musical; and Caroline Costello received a Hunting-Tony for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her role as Grandma. Sponsored by the Engeman Theater in Northport, the Hunting-Tony Awards is an annual award ceremony to highlight the performing arts talent of students throughout the Town of Huntington.
Oldfield Middle School inducts new NJHS members
Ninety-nine Oldfield Middle School seventh- and eighth-grade students were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society, celebrating their academic and extracurricular achievements during the annual candlelighting induction ceremony on June 10. During the ceremony, members of the society’s board explained the high standards of leadership, ser-
vice, citizenship, character and scholarship candidates must meet to be inducted into the society, and lit a candle to represent each standard. To be eligible for membership, students must possess these characteristics as well as have a cumulative average of at least 92 percent. The newly inducted members joined the current 124 eighth-grade members of the NJHS. As president and vice-pres-
ident of the society, Christina Amari and Katherine Sheridan read the names of new inductees. Each new member wrote his/her name in the society’s official membership book and received a carnation. Along with friends and family members, co-advisors of the NJHS Jennifer Garside and Kathryn Scott congratulated the students for this special achievement.
Photo from Harborfields school district
Harborfields High School science teacher Mike Pinto with Harborfields STANYS award recipient Alisa Chang.
H’fields senior has got it down to a science
Alisa Chang, a Harborfields High School senior, was one of 15 students to be honored as an Outstanding Senior Science Student at the Suffolk Section of the Science Teachers Association of New York State’s 40th Annual Awards Dinner. During the evening, highschool seniors were presented awards as their teachers spoke about their academic achievements throughout their highschool careers. Speaking on Chang’s behalf was Harborfields High School science teacher Mike Pinto. Pinto also served as Chang’s mentor for
her research on computer programming and cryptography that she presented at the Long Island Science and Engineering Fair in February. “It was a great night of awards, where truly outstanding students and teachers were recognized for four years of hard work,” Brian Vorwald, cochairperson of the event, said. “Suffolk County and all of Long Island has made tremendous strides in science, with an unprecedented number of Siemens and Intel finalists. It was a difficult task for school districts to choose just one recipient.”
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Town board OKs new electronic time system Employee attendance to be tracked electronically By Alex Petroski
Huntington Town employees may soon have their work time and attendance tracked by a new electronic system. The board voted unanimously by resolution earlier this month to authorize the implementation of an electronic time and attendance system. The resolution was sponsored by Huntington Town Councilwoman Susan Berland (D) and seconded by Councilman Gene Cook (I). The new electronic system will replace an old paper sign-in system. “There has to be a system in place to track employees’ times,” Berland said in a phone interview this week. The resolution was adopted for two reasons, Berland said. In 2013, an audit of the town’s payroll costs by New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s office found the town had issues monitoring its overtime and leave benefits that could have entailed higher payroll costs. The audit findings resulted in a recommendation to upgrade the town’s outdated time and attendance system. Issues with overtime and leave are
expected to be alleviated by the updated electronic system, which was a major finding of the 2013 audit. The audit looked at records from January 2011 through May 2012, and found that Huntington Town allowed employees to accrue more leave than bargaining agreements permit. Implementing the electronic system also fulfills a requirement to qualify for tax relief for New York State taxpayers as part of the Government Efficiency Plan program. The plan, which is outlined on the state Division of the Budget page on the New York State government website, states that local governments and school districts can generate relief for taxpayers and qualify for the program by reducing costs through the consolidation of services. The new automated system would be a step in the right direction to qualifying Huntington Town for the program and fulfilling the state requirements, Berland said. The new system was available on the New York State contract and procured with the New Jersey-based company SHI International Corp., according to the resolution. The total cost, which includes service contracts, computers, software and printers, will be
File photo by Rohma Abbas
Huntington town employees will soon take part in a new electronic time and attendance system.
$255,000. “It helps lower payroll costs in the end,” Berland said, which she said is a key deciding factor in gaining approval on the town’s Government Efficiency Plan. The new system will also serve to provide the town with “a more uniform sign
in policy,” town spokesman A.J. Carter said during a phone interview. Berland said there is not yet a timetable in regards to when the new system will be up and running, and that she did not want to speculate on a date. “We have to develop a plan about how and when to institute this,” Berland said.
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Steven Matz makes hit-storic MLB debut
Photos by Clayton Collier
Clockwise from above, steven Matz smacks a double past outfielder Billy Hamilton in his first MLB at-bat; Matz hurls a pitch from the mound; and Matz winds up.
Hometown kid makes noise in first start with New York Mets By Desirée Keegan
Steven Matz was a hit in more ways than one. Before even throwing his first warm-up pitch — just half an hour into the fan shop being opened at Citi Field — every piece of memorabilia with the 24-year-old southpaw’s name on it was sold out. “He came out of the bullpen and got a standing ovation — who gets that?” Matz’s Ward Melville High School head coach Lou Petrucci said. “New York has 100 guys that have gotten the hype, and how great is it that Steven Matz lived up to it? And he didn’t just live up to it, he exceeded it — and that’s what’s so great about this.” But it may not have seemed that way from the start. The first pitch Matz threw, a 96-mph fastball to the Cincinnati Reds’ Brandon Phillips, was wild, as it nicked catcher Johnny Monell’s glove and traveled to the warning track behind the plate. In that same at-bat, Phillips hit a game-opening home run, and all Long Island fans could do was hold their breath and hope the local star, who had only made his Triple-A debut just one year ago, could turn things around. And he did. Matz had finished his season 7-4 with a 2.19 ERA and 94 strikeouts over 90.1 innings for Triple-A Las Vegas, and he wasn’t going to sweat the small stuff. After shaking off the opening at-bat jitters, the side was retired, and it was smooth sailing the rest
of the way. The left-handed pitcher limited Cincinnati to two runs in the Mets 7-2 victory. The Reds’ second was another solo home run, this time off the bat of Todd Frazier. But Matz struck out both Phillips and Frazier in their next at-bats, and ended his 7.2 innings with a 2.35 ERA on five hits while striking out six and walking three. What may have been even more impressive though, was his historic debut at the plate. Everyone knew Matz could hit — he finished AAA with a .304 batting average, but no one could predict he would go 3-for-3. Just six innings in, the 999th player in Mets history found his way into the team record book by being the first player at any position on the team to have four RBIs in his MLB debut. “It’s like a movie script,” Matz’s father, Ron of Stony Brook, said. “Aside from the home run in the first inning, where everyone was a little nervous, it was amazing the way he could shake it off and continue doing what he does. He’s always been a good hitter, but I never realized that at the major league level he’d be the star. He was a one-man show.” Steven Matz has always had his own piece of fame since senior year of high school. In the Three Village community, he had a sandwich named after him at the Se-Port Deli in East Setauket after being drafted by the Mets in 2009. But now, everyone across the Island has
heard the 24-year-old’s name after he was called up to The Show last Thursday, making his official debut Sunday afternoon. “I first got the phone call from Steve and he just said ‘Dad, I’m going to the big leagues,’” Ron Matz said. “I got pretty emotional. To see what he’s been through over the years, with the Tommy John surgery and all of that stuff and him battling back and doing what he did to finally get to the point where he is, it was a pretty proud moment.” The father recalls his son’s younger years in the sport, and cannot believe how far he’s come to get to where he is today, although admitting he thinks it’s strange to see his name on everyone else’s back.
“Steve used to always come out with one of his older brother Jonathan’s uniforms on that would hang down past his feet,” Ron Matz said. “He was out there playing with the 5-year-olds when he was 2, and I always knew he had something special, and now everyone was rushing to the store once we heard there was a Matz jersey available. The line was out the door with people buying these things. His memorabilia was sold out within the first half hour.” And everyone knew he had what it took to play in the big leagues. “I’ve been coaching Steven since he was 9 years old, and when he was about 10, I told his father ‘Your son’s going to pitch in the big leagues one day,’” former MLB left-handed pitcher Neal Heaton said. “He thought I was full of it.” But Petrucci saw it, too. “He’s a complete baseball player, a complete athlete, terrific listener and he is extremely focused, and that’s what makes it so easy for him,” he said. “This kid is a product of all of the people who have touched him throughout the Three Village community: coaches, players, family members. How do you not root for this kid?” Matz joined a young Mets rotation with the likes of Matt Harvey, Jacob DeGrom, Noah Syndergaard and the injured Zack Wheeler, which Mets manager Terry Collins said is a staff to be reckoned with. “I think it sends a message to our fan base that the future is now,” he
said in a press conference following Sunday’s game. “We’ve been talking about down the road, next year, next year; the future is now. They’re here, they’re going to pitch, and it’s going to be exciting to see them grow from start to start.” Matz was also the first Mets pitcher with at least three hits and four RBIs since Dwight “Doc” Gooden in 1985, and Doc thought the way the southpaw handled himself on the mound after the opening pitch said a lot about his character. “Giving up a home run to that first guy, it probably didn’t bother him as much as it would some other guys because of what he’s been through to get to that point,” he said. “That can go a long way in showing his character and mound presence when it comes to pitching against tough teams and big games come September.” Matz’s former high school coach said he sees the pitcher going far. “Every level Steve has gone up he’s only continued to get better because he’s more determined than ever and he’s dedicated to being the best pitcher that he can be,” Petrucci said. “Is he going to go 3-for-3? I don’t think so. But is he going to get his share of base hits? You bet he is. Will he win some games? Oh, you bet he is. The bigger the stakes for Steven Matz the higher he rises up to the occasion. This is more than just the beginning. This is the start of something special.” Clayton Collier contributed reporting.
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LITTLE FLOWER CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES OF NY SEEKS ASSISTANT MANAGER, P/T DIRECT CARE WORKERS For our Wading River Location, APPLIED BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST, P/T for our Day Hab. APPLIED BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST, P/T. CHILD CARE WORKER, F/T, P/T and Per Diem ASSISTANT COTTAGE MANAGER, F/T. RN’S Per Diem for our infirmary LIFEGUARD, P/T Valid NYS Driver’s License required for most positions. Send Resume to: wadingriver-jobs@lfchild.org or fax to 631-929-6203 EOE SEE OUR AD IN EMPLOYMENT DISPLAY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS.
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Home Repairs/ Construction KLINGER MANAGEMENT & CONSTRUCTION CORP. Renovations, kitchens, baths, decks, patios, trim, moulding, windows, doors. Maintenance Services. www.KMCbuilders.com 631-509-5468 Lic. 49649-H/Ins
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EASTSIDE SERVICES NY, INC. LANDSCAPE SERVICE Grading/topsoil/mulch, rockwalls, plantings/brush removal. New lawns/lawn maintenance, fences, masonry repairs, dry wells/drainage problems solved. Dane D’Zurilla 631-474-3321, 631-387-3189 www.eastsideservicesny.com EASTWOOD TREE & LANDSCAPE INC. Experts in tree care and landscaping. Serving Suffolk County for 25 years. Lic.#35866H/Ins 631-928-4070 eastwoodtree.com GIULIANO TREE SERVICE AND LANDSCAPING BOBCAT SERVICE. Tree removal, pruning, cleanups, stump grinding, landscape design, mowing, etc. Charles, 631-371-9913 HOSTA LOVERS Over 200 beautiful varieties, very reasonable prices. Open Saturday 10AM-4PM only. MAEDER NURSERIES INC. 225 Old Town Rd. E. Setauket 631-751-8446
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DOUGLAS FERRI PLUMBING & HEATING Lic/Ins. All types of work, small repairs receive special attention. Free estimates, reasonable rates. 631-265-8517
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KLB LAND SERVICES Specializing in all phases of Tree Work, Landscape Installation & Masonry. Insured/ Lic# 52839-H Michael O’Leary 631-901-2781
SUNLITE PRESSURE WASHING Roofs, Cedar Shakes, Vinyl Siding, Cedar Planks, Patios, Decks. Reasonable rates. 29 years in business Lic.27955-H/Ins. 631-281-1910
ABOVE ALL TREE SERVICE Will Beat ALL Competitors Rates Quality Work at Lowest Prices! Removal, Land Clearing & Large Tree Specialists. Pruning, Topping, Stump Grinding $10 & Up. Bucket Truck & Emergency Service. Accepting All Major Credit Cards. Free Estimates. Lic. 33122-H./Ins. Located Exit 62 LIE 631-928-4544
WORKING & LIVING IN THE THREE VILLAGES FOR 25 YEARS Owner does the work & guarantees satisfaction. COUNTY-WIDE Lic. & Ins. 37153-H 631-751-8280
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ARBOR-VISTA TREE CARE Complete Tree care service devoted to the care of trees. Maintenance pruning, waterview work, sun-trimming, elevating, pool areas, storm thinning, large tree removal, stump grinding. Wood chips. Lic#18902HI. Free estimates. 631-246-5377
CSI POOL SERVICE Pool openings from $149.99. Power Vacs from $75/hr. Weekly service from $45/week. CSTpoos@yahoo.com 631-681-3358 Lic/ins.
KOCH TREE SERVICES Certified Arborists. National Accredited Tree Care Company. Fertilization, Firewood, Pruning, Removals, Organic Spray Programs, Tick Control. CALL NOW! 631-473-4242 www.kochtreeservice.com Lic#25598-H Insured
Window Cleaning SUNLITE WINDOW WASHING Residential. Interior/Exterior. “Done the old fashioned way.� Also powerwashing/gutters. Reasonable rates. 29 years in business Lic.27955-H/Ins. 631-281-1910
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NORTHEAST TREE EXPERTS, INC. Expert pruning, careful removals, stump grinding, tree/shrub fertilization. Disease/insect management. Certified arborists. Insured/Lic#24,512-HI. All work guaranteed. 631-751-7800 www.northeasttree.com RANDALL BROTHERS TREE SERVICE. Planting, pruning, removals, stump grinding. Free Estimates. 631-862-9291 Fully insured. LIC# 50701-H SUNBURST TREE EXPERTS Since 1974 our history of customer satisfaction is second to none. Pruning/removals/planting, plant health care. Certified Arborist on every job guaranteed. Unsplit firewood For Sale by the truckload. Bonded employees. Lic/Ins. #8864HI 631-744-1577
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OFFICE FOR RENT JUST REDUCED! FRONTAGE 25A, 3 rooms off center hall, private bathroom, built in shelves, closet space, Village Times Building., E. Setauket. Signage on front lawn available. $895 + utilities. Please call Ann 631-751-5454 weekdays or 631-751-2030 evenings.
PUBLISHERS’ NOTICE All real estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.” We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis.
Co-ops/Condos For Rent FORT LAUDERDALE Beautiful ocean front condominium. 1 BR, LR DR combo, full kitchen, 1.5 baths. Like new. Seasonal or Annual rental. 631-686-5441
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OFFICE FOR RENT. EAST SETAUKET Just reduced! Frontage 25A, 2 rooms off center hall, plus additional space. Private bathroom, built in shelves, closet space, Village Times Building. Signage on front lawn available. $895 +utilities. Please call Ann 631-751-5454 weekdays, or 631-751-2030 evenings.
SOLD OUR SETAUKET HOUSE Need short or long term house/condo rental in area. Owners only. Please call, 631-941-4836
Out Of County MANHATTAN APARTMENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished (or unfurnished.) Quiet, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, living room, dining room, exceptionally clean, upper East Side pre-war residential building with high ceilings and elevator, washer/dryer, A/C. 4 blocks to Metropolitian Museum of Art and Central Park, 3 blocks to East River and Carl Schurz Park. 4 blocks to express subway stop, P/T doorman. No smoking. Wired for internet and cable. $5900/mo. Call Ann: (days) 631-751-5454 (eves) 631-751-2030.
Real Estate Services CENTURY 21, COR-ACE REALTY, Richard Romano, Lic. RE Salesperson ASK ABOUT MY SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS. Cell. 516-807-0570, Office. 631-878-3400 ext 287. Fax 631-878-3480 rromano@century21.com
Rentals ROCKY POINT $2500. Large house available immediately, 4 BR, 2 bath, L/R, D/R, Kit., fenced yard. Ample parking & basement storage. Heat/water/yard maint/snow removal all included. Call Debbie 631-744-5900, x12. APARTMENT FOR RENT CORAM 1 bedroom junior apt. in North Isle. New paint, hardwood flrs, no dogs (cats OK). $975 per month plus utilities (gas heat/cooking and electric). First month and 1 mo. security upfront. Call 631- 764-7315. EAST SETAUKET 1 bedroom apartment, kit, LR, bath, private entrance, Driveway parking. Walk SUNY. No smoking/pets. $1,100/all. Security. 631-689-6311 MILLER PLACE 1 bedroom, beautiful Garden Apartment, designated parking, laundry. No pets. $1300+ utilities, +$395 move in fee. 516-376-9931, 631-834-4215 MOUNT SINAI Bright 1 bedroom apartment. Private entrance, own yard, ground level. $995/all. No smoking/pets. Credit checked. Call/text 631-974-7273
SOUND BEACH Renovated one bedroom apartment. Private entrance, light/airy, EIK, bath, cable/internet, walk/beach, deck/backyard. No smoking/pets. Available 7/1. $1,050/all. 631-744-3314 STONY BROOK 3 BRs, 2 baths, large kitchen, L/R, D/R, den, basement. Walking distance to university. $2600. 1 mths rent, 1 mths security. References. No smoking/pets. 631-748-0079. SUNY RENTAL SPECIALIST. Apts./Condos/Whole House Rentals and Sales. Call, Text or Email Mary Coonradt. Realty Connect. 631-220-6417 nycribfinder@aol.com
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OPINION ediToriAL
A novel idea
What if we told you that you could travel to Paris this summer? What if you could finally achieve your dream of becoming an astronaut? What if you had the opportunity to travel back in time to the 1890s or 1960s? Well, you can. Just pick up a book. Some of our school districts already require students to read one or multiple books over the summer. We commend those districts and think others should follow suit and implement their own summer reading programs in the future. Summer learning loss, or the summer slide, is real — but we can prevent it. This is more important than ever before as students are being held to a higher standard. We’ve heard the argument from
parents that summer break should be just that — a break — and mandating a child to read a book defeats that purpose. We disagree. instilling the value of reading into our lives and those of our children is important. reading stirs the imagination, helps you think critically and makes you a lifelong learner. While reading may be difficult for some kids and others may just not like it, there is a book for everybody — or at least an educational magazine — and there are so many places to find them. Visit your local library to find summer reading programs for kids and adults. Go online and download an eBook. At the bare minimum, try out Audible and listen to an audiobook. We urge everyone to turn off the video games, get off the computer and escape for a few minutes in the
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pages of a book. relax — you will be oK and you may even find it fun. in the time-honored tradition of required reading, we end with a quote from Betty Smith’s 1943 clas-
Polansky: It’s been a successful year at Huntington
To The ediTor: As the 2014-15 school year draws to a close, i’d like to take a moment to thank all of you for your support. despite the political winds that have been swirling in New York state for some time, it has been a genuinely successful year for our huntington children due to the efforts of each and every school community member. The work our teachers do for their students daily, in and beyond the classroom, is simply unparalleled. And they could not do their jobs without the support provided by an exceptional group of teaching assistants, aides and monitors who care just as deeply about the children in their charge. our administrators and chairpersons are genuine leaders. They remain at the forefront in terms of their professional knowledge and continually strive to develop and fine-tune strategies and programs that are designed to help all children succeed. To do what we do daily requires the additional support of a terrific clerical staff. These individuals get the job done with no fanfare and make so many more things
possible for our students. in a district with eight buildings, our custodial, grounds and maintenance staff make things look easy when it is not always the case. They work tirelessly to make certain that our facilities look superb and function soundly. Furthermore, in this age of rapidly changing technologies, our tech staff has done wonders in terms of making sure our networks and devices operate flawlessly and continuously. our school nurses are on call throughout the school day and continue to address every bump and bruise with both professionalism and compassion. our security staff members not only keep our buildings and children safe and secure, but they genuinely come to know and connect with the children in their buildings. Additionally, our food-service staff members are well known in all buildings for helping keep our children well nourished and health conscious. Let me express my sincerest appreciation to our huntington parents and PTA leaders who are true partners in the educational process. And lastly, thank you to the students of huntington who
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Superintendent Jim Polansky
provide the motivation for all of us to do what we do each year. While statewide challenges may continue to befall us, together we will navigate them with common sense and integrity. Together we will continue to successfully prepare our students for the next stages of their lives, both academically and personally. i wish you all the most relaxing and enjoyable of summers. And my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to members of the accomplished huntington high School Class of 2015. Superintendent Jim Polansky huntington school district
sic, “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.” “The world was hers for the reading.” May the world be yours this summer.
Nothing minor about road plan To The ediTor: i am writing to clarify information contained in the June 18 article “engineers call for minor Woodbury road changes,” that appeared in the Times of huntington, Northport & east Northport. The headline, in and of itself, is a misrepresentation of the traffic study that was conducted for Woodbury road. recommendations made by the consultants contain significant proposals for changes to Woodbury road meant to slow the speed of traffic and achieve a positive outcome for the community and the town. While the traffic study did not find an indication for stop signs or traffic lights,
it recommended a series of other traffic safety measures, including road narrowing, ref lective and actuation signs, rumble strips and additional striping, that if implemented, could achieve the intended results. To quantify them as “minor” fails to consider the difficult choices residents and town officials need to make to preserve rural road aesthetics while providing residents with the sense of safety to which they are entitled. We are faced with some difficult decisions as we review the study results and incorporate community comments into a comprehensive plan for Woodbury road. To represent any of this as “minor” is regrettable, as it will impact so many lives. Councilwoman Susan Berland huntington Town
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The unsolicited wisdom of parenting advice
D. None of the above by DaNiel DuNaief
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ohn had the miles-away stare, while Alissa poured a wall of words to the next table’s occupants. He had probably heard it all before. While he couldn’t hit mute or change the station with some magic spouse remote control, he didn’t have to listen closely. She wasn’t talking to him anyway. She was directing her
word waterfall at Linda, the fivemonths pregnant woman eating at the next table. She suggested parenting websites and shared advice on where to find the best strollers at the lowest price. She even suggested the name of a villa in Italy they “had to visit” before they became parents because it was the perfect final trip for a family of two. Linda’s husband, Victor, slowly ate his mahimahi, nodding the few times Alissa looked at him. This was a woman-towoman conversation. My son and I observed these couples we didn’t know from a bench outside a restaurant as we waited for our table. What is it about expectant parents and newborn babies that turns so many people into authority figures on that unlicensed job known as parenting, dispensing free advice about what to expect, how to handle everything, what to buy and what lists to make?
When my wife was pregnant with our daughter and she walked around Manhattan, people used to go out of their way to find out if she was having a boy or a girl: “Oh, honey, you’re carrying more in your back, so it must be a girl.” Then these strangers would share their thoughts on the best place to buy clothing, the ideal kindergarten in the area and the things she should do to prepare for the baby’s arrival. The positive side of all this unsolicited wisdom is that it shows that people have a sense of community: They want to help and they see a newborn and a new parent as people in need. Birds do it, too. I’ve heard that birds flying through a forest, minding their own business, will sometimes feed a hungry bird demanding food in a nest. There is a magic that surrounds a new life. This small person inside the bigger person could become anything: a
president, a senator, a doctor, an astronaut, a teacher. While this is all true, it’s also a time when adults make that abrupt transition from one world to another, when everything comes within the context of your role as a parent. The downside of some of that advice is that it can be worth what we pay for it. “Buy only pink clothes for your daughter, because she’ll wind up liking pink anyway.” “Feed your son from the floor so he gets sick now and develops a stronger immune system.” Once a baby is born, there are parents who absolutely know better and seem to see you as younger, nervous, anxious, inexperienced version of themselves. You are the comedy to their reality, the ridiculous to their rational and the neurotic to their well-balanced lifestyles. “She’ll be fine going outside in 40 degrees in a T-shirt. Trust me, nothing bad will happen.”
There is a magic that surrounds a new life.
As parents, we have every right to worry about whatever is important to us, to take whatever advice works for us and discard the rest. There’s a kicker to the story about the couples at the restaurant. While sharing advice about parenting, Alissa sat next to her 2-year old daughter for close to half an hour. Not once did she speak to, or look at, her own little girl, who disappeared into a video game during the meal. Parents giving parental advice are not always perfect themselves. Daniel Dunaief’s recent book, “The Other Parent,” may be purchased online from www.tbrnewsmedia.com/ebooks.
Having fun and celebrating culture
between you and me by leah S. DuNaief
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he first half of 2015 ended locally with a fun and singular lineup of cultural events. Stellar activities this past weekend began with a distinguished gala under a tent at the Long Island Museum in Stony Brook. In a tribute to the Great Gatsby-era, the elegantly dressed guests at the fundraiser celebrated with a look back at the Roaring ‘20s and F. Scott Fitzgerald, even as they basked in the prominence of the Long Island Museum, with its director, Neil Wat-
son, looking forward to cultural and historic successes to come. Dancing and dining combined with renewed friendships and endless conversation made for a lovely evening. Fast forward to Sunday afternoon and an ArTalk, sponsored by Gallery North of Setauket, on famed local artist Christian White. In two parts, the event started at the Gallery with a viewing of some of White’s latest works, entitled “Christian White: Fifty Years of Art.” White, who is 65, began showing his art at Gallery North, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, at a young age. That is not surprising. The great-grandson of Stanford White, the renowned New York City architect who designed Washington Square Arch in lower Manhattan, among many other landmarks; the grandson of Lawrence White, also a prominent architect; and the son of noted sculptor and St. James resident Robert White; he carries an abundant supply of artistic genes, both on his pa-
ternal and maternal sides. His maternal grandfather was the famed Dutch artist Joep Nicolas, with whom White studied welding, stained glass and mosaics as a youngster in Holland. His mother, Claire Nicolas White is a popular and prolific author. And the creative genes continue in his children. Then the event moved over to the Simons Center for Geometry and Physics on the Stony Brook University campus, where the Iconic Wall was viewed and explained by its creator, Christian White. The brainchild of Nina Douglas, helped by Anthony Phillips, the limestone wall features ancient and modern equations in math and physics spread over an area of 465 square feet. It is a gravity-defying marriage of art and science in the sparkling Simons building, which encourages innovation and collaboration as its mission. In the Center, there followed a talk by Franklin Perrell, the former senior curator at the excellent Nassau County Museum of Art, about the art
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world in which Christian White grew up and has worked over these past 50 years. We then went on to an outpouring of love at Theater Three in Port Jefferson Village. Called “A Tale of Two Mayors,” the evening featured singing by some of the talented performers of the theater group interspersed with talks by prominent members of the community, including Dr. Philias Garant, all honoring Mayors Jeanne Garant and Margot Garant. Mother and daughter, these two women LEISURE EDITOR Heidi Sutton SPORTS EDITOR Desirée Keegan ONLINE EDITOR Elana Glowatz
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have given boundless energy and creativity to village government, making a formidable political dynasty in the process. The event was, in part, a fundraiser for the restoration of the Rocket Ship Park in lower Port, but in its entirety, a show of appreciation for the work of these two talented and committed women. Their lives were profiled and serenaded throughout the two hours of packed theater. It was as if the village were offering the Garants a valentine in June.
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