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CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AIDE FULL TIME ATRIA LYNBROOK Up to $1,000 sign on bonus. An Atria Home Health Aide will be asked to: Provide care to residents in a community, observe, report and document resident status, maintain a clean safe environment, assure adequate nutrition and fluid intake, safely transfer and ambulate resident, maintain the resident’s physical and mental well-being. Charlene Lindsay-Jorgensen 516-596-2700 EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST & CLERICAL PART TIME
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HOUSEKEEPER Starting February 15th want to place my excellent Tuesday housekeeper of 23 years in Great Neck area. Needs local transportation to and from work Please call 516-466-3659 SITUATION WANTED A HOME HEALTH CARE AIDE Irish trained woman with 10 years experience and excellent checkable references available. Honest and reliable. Licensed driver with own transportation. Please call 516-383-7150 SITUATION WANTED
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COMMUNITY NEWS Drucker joins Sikh celebration
Nassau County Legislator Arnold W. Drucker (D — Plainview) joined congregants at Gurudwara Shaheedan in Hicksville on Saturday, Jan. 8 to commemorate the birthday of Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th Master of the Sikh religion. During the event, Legislator Drucker joined members of the Sikh community in celebration, prayer, and Nagar Kirtan — a tradition involving the processional singing of holy hymns.
“Nassau County’s vibrant Sikh community enriches all of our lives and strengthens the rich cultural tapestry that makes our County so unique and special,” Legislator Drucker said. “It is always a pleasure and a privilege to join with Gurudwara Shaheedan’s congregants to celebrate the rich traditions of the Sikh faith.”
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATOR ARNOLD W. DRUCKER
Viscardi donation from PSEG L.I.
PSEG Long Island employees recently provided The Viscardi Center in Albertson with a $1,000 donation. The money will fund the center’s Abilities, Inc. program, which prepares adolescents and adults with varying degrees of disabilities for entry or reentry into the workforce. The program also provides students with assistance in securing pre-employment services and helps them fi nd employment.
Along with providing safe, reliable power, community service is an important part of PSEG Long Island’s culture. Employees demonstrate compassion and support for their neighbors through many community service projects and activities throughout the year. While handson community service has been paused due to the coronavirus pandemic, employees have found innovative ways to support the causes and organizations they care about. This donation is one such example.
Heights peace march for MLK
The annual Peace March in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. took place at the Heights School on Friday, January 14, 2022. Each class marched through the hallways and took a turn around the playground, carrying hand-crafted messages of peace. Students wore clothes featuring hearts, peace signs, or kind messages.
PHOTO COURTESY OF ROSLYN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
For your latest community news visit us at www.theislandnow.com E. Hills hires new security head
Mayor Michael Koblenz has named former NYC veteran Detective Jason Schwartz to the post of Director of Security in East Hills. The Mayor said, “Protecting our community against crime is one of the most important goals for our Village. Jason Schwartz is uniquely qualifi ed to assume the role of Director of Security and succeed with these objectives. While East Hills, for many years, has had one of the lowest crime rates in the County, we must continue this enviable record of success. Our new security cameras will help deter crime, but our security personnel, who continuously drive throughout our community, must vigorously detect and report any suspicious activity. I have every confi dence that Jason Schwartz will be an added asset in even further strengthening our security program.”
During his tenure in the NYPD which started in 1995 Jason received 61 medals for bravery and outstanding work. He was named Police Offi cer of the Year for his unit of over 150 members in 2000.
From 2003 to 2020 Jason was a New York Police Department Detective. In this role, he investigated major crimes including homicides, non-fatal shootings, robberies and burglaries, sexual assaults, and miss-
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE VILLAGE OF EAST HILLS
ing persons. Jason notifi ed the Chief of Detectives, Chief of Department, and Chief of Patrol on sensitive and confi dential high-profi le incidents that occurred in New York City. He responded to crime scenes and coordinated with uniform members of patrol of all ranks to preserve the integrity of the crime scene while directing members of the service-specifi c job functions to help aid in the investigation. He investigated over 2,000 cases, many of which resulted in arrests.
From 2001 to 2003, Jason worked with the New York Police Department Detective Bureau as an investigator who handled robberies, burglaries, and domestic violence cases. Prior to this position, he served with the New York Police Department Anti-Crime Unit as plain clothes patrol that focused on high crime reduction from 1998 to 2001. His major responsibilities in this role were to prevent crime while removing illegal fi rearms from the streets. From 1996 to 1998, Jason worked for New York Police Department Uniform Patrol to provide service to the community while patrolling his local precinct by answering 911 calls. He also provided uniform presence at parades and sporting events throughout the city. Jason attended the NYPD Police Academy from 1995 to 1996, where he participated in recruit training which included Firearms and tactics, CPR training, administration training, and knowledge of the penal law.
Jason attended Stony Brook University, and then graduated from NY Police Academy. He lives in East Islip with his wife, Paula, and has two children, Lenny, and Zach.
quality of life.”
Ackerman, whom Zimmerman worked for during his time in Congress, said: “I proudly announce my support for Robert Zimmerman for Congress. Robert has been a close advisor to me over the years, and in that time I have seen him in action in our congressional district and on Capitol Hill. During these most critical and challenging of times, Robert Zimmerman is eminently and uniquely qualifi ed to serve in Congress to represent our values. He believes America’s military strength must be matched by its moral leadership, and I know Robert to be a stalwart advocate for economic security, staunchly pro Israel and a national voice for education, clean air and water, and preserving a woman’s right to choose. He will provide strong and steady leadership for us in Washington, DC.”
Zimmerman, 67, is co-president of ZE Creative Communications on Bond Street, a public relations fi rm he began 33 years ago with Ron Edelson.
He is seeking the congressional seat being vacated by Rep. Tom Suozzi (DGlen Cove), who is running for governor.
If elected, Zimmerman would become the fi rst gay member of Congress from Long Island and Queens.
Other endorsements for Zimmerman’s campaign include current council members Veronica Lurvey and Peter
Zimmerman gains endorsements people who he will represent. Our campaign is comfortable letting the voters decide who should be their next Member of Congress.” Continued from Page 2 Zuckerman as well as retired Councilwoman Lee Seeman. Zimmerman’s rivals for the Democratic nomination include former North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman, Nassau County Legislator Joshua Lafazan, Oyster Bay’s Reema Rasool and Melanie D’Arrigo of Port Washington. George Santos is seeking the Republican nomination. In response to Zimmerman’s increasing list of endorsements, Kaiman’s and Lafazan’s campaigns said they remain confi dent. “Jon Kaiman isn’t looking to run as the institutional party candidate,” said Steve Randazzo, Kaiman’s campaign manager. “His focus is on working with and for the “In the coming weeks, Legislator Lafazan will roll out his own set of strong endorsements from leaders throughout this district,” Ross M. Wallenstein, spokesperson for Lafazan For Congress, said in a statement. “In the meantime, he remains confi dent - and the voters will agree - that his vision, his ideas, and what he can do for the third congressional district will resonate even more than endorsements when it comes to who they want representing them in Washington.” The 3rd Congressional District incorporates Nassau’s North Shore and parts of Queens and Suff olk counties. Later this year, legislators will announce reshaped congressional districts that may aff ect the district. saying, “What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course” on a hot microphone. He previously denied the allegations.
The California Department of Corrections said Durst, 78, died of natural causes on Jan. 10 while being treated at a hospital. In October, Durst contracted COVID-19, days after being sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for killing his longtime friend Susan Berman in 2000 in Beverly Hills. Abrams’ comments about Rocah came less than a week after he announced that he plans to fi le a wrongful death lawsuit against Durst’s estate, seeking more than $100 million. Abrams also said he would continue to pursue legal action against those who, he believes, helped cover up Robert Durst’s alleged murder of Kathleen Durst.
McCormacks’ lawyer to DA: resign Another announcement will be coming from Abrams, he said, on Jan. 31, the 40th anniversary of Kathleen Durst’s disappearance. Continued from Page 19 “In the interim, we ask the public to consider why the current Westchester DA and her predecessors remain unwilling to tell the truth about why it took nearly forty years for Robert Durst to be charged,” Abrams said. Eff orts to reach Rocah for further comment were unavailing.
