33rd Year, Volume 34 • Issue 23
The People’s Newspaper - Covering All of Brookhaven
June 7, 2017
Murray Hosts Food Drive at King Kullen
New Assistant Superintendent The Longwood School District has appointed Vaughn Denton to the position of Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Personnel and Community Services, effective July 1, 2017.
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“Today was another example of why I feel so blessed to be able to serve the people that make up the 3rd NYS Assembly District. Saturday, at the King Kullen on William Floyd Parkway in Shirley, my office teamed up with Long Island Cares & King Kullen to conduct a food drive to collect food to help feed those in need. I’m so happy to report that the generosity of the people in the community was nothing short of amazing”, said New York Assemblyman Murray.
Sunderman For Suffolk Legislator
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Surrounded by dozens of community leaders, business owners, volunteers and elected officials, Rudy Sunderman today kicked off his campaign to represent them in Suffolk County Legislature’s Third District. In his announcement, Sunderman pledged to bring fiscal accountability to Suffolk, fight corruption that has plagued county government, and introduce legislation to help in the battle against heroin and opioid addiction. “I will be a fiscal watchdog for you, ensuring that the Legislature never spends more money than it has,” said Sunderman, who accepted the Republican nomination Monday night at the party’s convention. “I will fight to ensure that a balanced budget amendment
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Sunderman Kicks Off Campaign For SC Legislature’s Third District
Continued from page 1 is added to the County Charter and work to find ways to decrease costs in county government while keeping the services our residents.” Sunderman has had careers in both the public and private sector and understands the balance necessary between business and government. He knows what it takes to balance budgets and make government work. As a fire commissioner, Rudy lowered taxes by 20% and has been recognized by the Comptroller for sound fiscal management. Sunderman, a longtime volunteer firefighter, also vowed to make the fight against heroin and opioid addiction a priority, having seen too many young lives lost to this epidemic. “I promise you today that as your county legislator this will not continue. In one of my first acts as your Legislator I promise to work with our officials in other levels of government in furthering our fight against the Heroin & Opioid epidemic and draft legislation that will assist our law enforcement and those struggling with the addiction,” Sunderman said. With abandoned houses blighting the county’s Third Legislative district, Sunderman said he will work with other levels of government to have these homes removed or renovated, and provide incentives for millennials and seniors to remain on Long Island. “I will work with our Town officials to address the Zombie home properties that are plaguing our district. I will look for innovative and non-costly ways to ensure that our children and seniors can continue to keep Suffolk
Rudy Sunderman (middle) with Suffolk County Legislators Tom Muratore, Leslie Kennedy and Tom Cilmi.
County as their home, with the quality of life we deserve,” Sunderman said. At the event, Sunderman received a number of strong endorsements “Rudy is a tireless fighter and a selfless hero who has more than proven his dedication to the people of Long Island. As Fire Chief of the Mastic Fire Department, Rudy has demonstrated his unwavering commitment to public service, and has always been willing to step up whenever
duty called,” said Congressman Lee Zeldin. “The Third District needs strong leadership, and time and time again Rudy has shown that he is the right man for the job. I have absolutely no doubt that Rudy will excel as the Legislator of Suffolk County’s Third District, and I am proud to give him my endorsement.” “Rudy Sunderman isa dedicated member of the fire service. He is a father and family man who caresdeeply about his community and thisCounty. He has stepped up because he sees, as we all see, our county sinking in debt. Rudy is a true leader who will put aside politics and work collaboratively for all of the people of this County. This is why I support him and endorse said candidacy,” his Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine. “Rudy Sunderman possesses the character and commitment necessary to be an effective elected official. His record in the fire service is exemplary and his connection to the local community is strong. Rudy is a person who approaches issues from a pragmatic perspective, not a political perspective. At a time when the County is mired in scandal, debtand oppressive fees, the choice for Legislator is very clear. That choice is Rudy Sunderman,” said Brookhaven Town Deputy Supervisor and Councilman Dan Panico. “Rudy has always been there for his community, and is always willing to help in any way possible. I’m very excited about the prospect of being able to work in partnership with Rudy on the governmental level because I know that he will give everything he has toward doing what is best for the people of the Third Legislative District,” said NYS Assemblyman, Dean Murray.
New Superintendent for Pupil Personnel and Community Services at Longwood Schools
they need. Mr. Denton successfully launched the EMC Superintendent for Pupil Personnel and Community Continued from page 1 Mr. Denton replaces Debra Winter who was appointed (Environment, Motivation, and Collaboration) framework, Services, and I look forward to contributing to the where instructional practices are student-centered, with continued excellence and success of this great school Superintendent of Schools at Springs School District. taking ownership for learning. district,” said Mr. Denton. “Every day, myprimary Mr. Denton has spent more than 12 years at students To strengthen the home-school connection, Mr. Denton focus is to maximize the potential of each student in the Longwood where he served as assistant principal for worked closely with the school’s PTA and faculty to launch District. I will continue to support our teachers, leaders, both Longwood Middle School and Coram Elementary Literacy Day at Longwood Library and Dads and and staff to inspire, empower and educate our students so School. In 2012, he was appointed as principal of Coram Coram that they can develop into leaders that will help shape the Donuts, an event drawing close to 800 participants. Elementary School. and critical thinking.” In 2015, Mr. Denton was selected from 423 world through creativity “Mr. Denton’s diverse experience, enthusiasm and Mr. Denton began his career in education as a special commitment to motivating those around him make him applicants to receive the Raymond R. Delaney Memorial Yonkers. He went on to become a tremendous asset to our central administrative team,” Scholarship from The New York State Council of School education teacher in a technology coordinator and school administrator/ said Superintendent Dr. Michael R. Lonergan. “He Superintendents for his strong leadership skills to lift an knows the community, understands the culture, and is already highly regarded community elementary school, to department supervisor. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Special deeply knowledgeable about our vision, mission, and an excellent example of elementary education. Education from Manhattan College and a Master of Throughout his tenure as principal, Coram Elementary Arts degree in Computing in Education from Columbia goals. We wish him much success in his new position.” As principal of the District’s largest K-4 elementary School has been recognized for their various philanthropic University. He earned his administrative certifications by Long Island Cares, St. Judes Children’s Research from the College of St. school, Mr. Denton has developed a culture of shared efforts Rose and is currently pursuing responsibility among the staff for ensuring that all Hospital and the American Red Cross. his doctoral degree in educational administration and “I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as Assistant supervision from St. John’s University. students receive the instruction and attention that SATURDAY, JULY 15TH • 8:00 PM • THEATRE THREE
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Lexi Willets (center) is pictured with FBLA advisors Kristin Puric (left) and Lee Cillo.
William Floyd High School Business Academy student Lexi Willets placed first in the Client Services category at the New York State Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) competition held this past April. This victory qualified Lexi, a senior, for the FBLA National Competition in Anaheim, CA, in late June, in which she will face off against the best FBLA students in the nation.
Pat-Med High School Students of the Month For May and June
On May 31, Councilman Neil Foley visited Patchogue-Medford High School to honor the Students of the Month for May and June. Pictured at left are May honorees Brian Vignato and Brandon Stark and at right are the June honorees Ashley Unger and Dylan Wright. The councilman presents the award each month in recognition of the students’ academic achievements and their contributions to the Patchogue-Medford community.
Local Auto Shop Provides Students “Tools of the Trade”
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Rocky Point Fire Department 60th Annual Installation Dinnner
For the second consecutive year, Patrick Merschoff, owner of M & L Auto Services in Mastic Beach and a member of the William Floyd High School Industrial Advisory Board, presented “Tools of the Trade” gift sets to two William Floyd Automotive Technology Academy students, for their efforts in maintaining stellar grades and attendance during the two-year automotive technology program. The students, Josh Fredricks and Matt Hoffman, plan on pursuing careers in the automotive technology industry after graduation.
The Rocky Point Department recently held their 60th Annual Installation Dinner at Villa Lombardi’s Caterers. Congratulations to Chief of Department Michael Yacubich with 1st Assistant Chief Adam Delumen and 2nd Assistant Chief Charles Susskraut and its members. by Ron Monteleone Photo
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Community Viewpoint Disgrace and Dishonor
Dear Editor:
William Floyd, who was one of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence once lived at the William Floyd Estates in Mastic Beach, along with eight generations of the family thoughout the years. Nowadays, the property is in the care of Fire Island National Seashore. For the past six months, the William Floyd Estates has been under property renovations which is funded by the federal government. A newly paved parking lot and a new heating system installed at the home, which has not yet been operating during the construction. What is appalling not only to me but to any visitor to the property during the Memorial Day weekend and thoughout the year, is the placement of the construction dumpster and port-a-potty. This is disrespectful to the American Flag that is flying above in honor of America and those who fought and died fighting for our freedoms. On Memorial Day, during a flag ceremony flanked by retired and current military personnel was this scene of such placement of the dumpster and port-apotty. The company who has the contract to complete these renovations should lose their contract to finish these repairs for the disrespectful placement of the dumpster and port-a-potty. The property is large enough that these items could have been placed on the other side of the property away from the flagpole. Visitors and park workers are ashamed and repulsed by such dishonor by the contractor awarded to complete renovations on the William Floyd Estate.
in the upcoming Run Wild “Fur the Animals” 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, June 10, benefiting the Brookhaven Wildlife Center, Inc. and the Kaeli Kramer Foundation. The Brookhaven Wildlife Center is the sole provider of food and veterinary care for the 100+ animals residing at the Holtsville Ecology Center. The Kaeli Kramer Foundation provides sanctuary for farm animals and horses, including mustangs Callie and Valor, who reside at the Ecology Site year-round. Preregister for the Walk/ Run at elitefeats.com by June 9; entry fee is $25 for pre-registration and $30 day of the race. Registration and checkin starts at 7:30 a.m. and the race begins at 9 a.m. Awards will be given to the top three male and female overall winners and the top three male and female winners in their age groups. Sweet tech t-shirts are guaranteed to the first 100 registrants. Following the 5K, which begins and ends at the Holtsville Ecology Site, residents can enjoy a free day of fitness classes and programs beginning at 10:30 a.m., including and arts and crafts fair, Chinese auction, health care screenings, a farmer’s market, face painting, a puppet show and animal education programs. Don’t miss this great family fitness fun day! Sincerely, Town of Brookhaven
5K Run/Walk and Fun Run Dear Editor:
Dear Editor:
Anthony Parlato Memorial 5K Run/Walk and Fun Run will take place on Sat., June 10th. Check in from 7:30-8:30am at Neville Park on Canal St., Center Moriches. Runners fee is $25, and fun runners and walkers are $10. The Fun Run for grades K-5 starts at 8:15am, and the 5K Run/Walk starts at 9am. All proceeds benefit Moriches Community Center youth programs. Save time and pre-register at www. morichescommunitycenter.org.
Supervisor Ed Romaine and Brookhaven Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro invite you to kick off the summer by participating
Sincerely, Kathleen Johnson Moriches Community Center
Sincerely, Kelly Platt
Fur The Animals
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Annual Tri-Hamlet Community Day Celebration
In The News Family Businesses Merge
Pictured left to right are Supervisor Romaine; William Floyd School District Board of Education President Robert Vecchio; Revolutionary War Reenactment Soldiers; Mastic Beach Village Mayor Robert Miller and Assemblyman Dean Murray.
Peter’s son Connor M. Moloney, and
On Saturday June 3, Supervisor Ed Romaine attended the 6th Annual Tri-Hamlet Community Day celebration at the Manor of Saint George in Shirley. The event offered tours to some of the most historic sites throughout the Mastic, Mastic Beach, and Shirley communities. They included the Manor of St. George, the location of the “Battle of Fort St. George” during the Revolutionary War; the William Floyd Estate, birthplace of William Floyd, signer of the Declaration of Independence; tours of the Rita Rech Museum of William Floyd School District History and the Nathaniel Woodhull Cemetery. It also featured live music, and free hot dogs and soda provided by the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association. Supervisor Romaine’s visit to the Manor of St. George featured Revolutionary War Reenactment groups that showcased the uniforms and weaponry of revolutionary war soldiers, and provided demonstrations on the firing of muskets and cannons.
Sinnickson’s Moriches Funeral Home Inc., has been acquired by Moloney their nephew Nicholas Wheeler, who in to Family Funeral Homes & Cremation are pursuing careers funeral service Centers. The Sinnickson family has carry on the Moloney tradition. “The sale served the communities for over 77 of a family run business is a big decision years. Most of the families have known for any business owner, and we know Keri all four generations of Sinnickson’s, Wes that Lee and his daughter put a lot into their and Amy Sinnickson, Thomas and Marie of thought and consideration Sinnickson, Lee and Loretta Sinnickson decision.Many families in the area are and Keri Sinnickson. Lee wanted to familiar with Moloney Funeral Homes, By Steven Danielson retire by the age of 70, if he could and we are grateful for the opportunity The rainy weather dampened the parade plans but not the spirit. The parade was the find a family owned funeral operator to service families in the area,” cancelled, but despite the wet weather, the American Legion held its Memorial Day that would maintain his tradition of continued Peter. ceremonies amid dashed hopes of a sunny day parade. In remembrance of our fallen Funeral professional service. Coming together Moloney Homes operates soldiers of war, the ceremonies were held in 5 locations around the Mastic Beach area. with the Moloney family has met all of several locations throughout Long Island Among the would-be parade exhibits at the Legion Hall was the award-winning Mastic “The Moloney family has and manages his priorities. an on-site crematory in Beach Property Owners Assoc. parade float, with the owners, members, hero veterans a reputation for high service standards Lake Ronkonkoma. Many families are and some local politicians participating in the celebration. and I know that all of the communities preferring cremation disposition following we serve will appreciate this,” said Lee funerals as opposed to traditional ground W. Sinnickson. burial. They are taking this opportunity to “Like the Sinnickson’s, our family include cremation in the name Moloney have been serving the communities of Sinnickson Funeral Home & Cremation Long Island for almost 100 years. The Center to underscore the importance they timing was right and the Sinnickson’s felt this service. place on we were best suited to meet the needs of Many families have pre-arranged the families in these communities,” said and pre-paid services with Sinnicksons co-owner Peter Moloney. Moriches Funeral Home. These funds According to co-owner Dan Moloney, are secure and meet all regulations “The purchase of Sinnickson’s Moriches to preplanning in NYS approved Funeral Home, Inc. will allow the newly relating trust accounts. These accounts will be formed Moloney-Sinnickson Funeral and will remain intact and are Home & Cremation Center to continue honored by the sale. Please contact the high quality of service only a locally not impacted either Peter or Dan at 631-878-0065 owned and family-operated funeral if you have any questions about pre business can offer.” planning or if you would like to review In addition to Dan and Peter are Dan’s daughter Danielle Moloney-Hasset and your prearrangement on file.
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• Lavender sprigs for garnish   ď€˜ď€˘ď€’ď€Ąď€™ď€–ď€˘ď€Ł ď€ď€°ď€źď€žď€€ď€– Directions ď€Śď€žď€°ď €ď€°ď€šď€€ď€—ď€Źď€šď€´ď€°ď€ˇď€˝ď€şď€šď€„ 1. Pour 1/2 the water in a pan, bring to ď€§ď€źď€Źď €ď€żď€˝ď€€ď€šď€żď€˝ď€žď€Źď€ąď€˝ď€şď€šď€„ď€€ď€žď€Źď€ˇď€´ď€€  boil and remove from heat. ď€ď€°ď€ź 2. Add honey and dried lavender. Let steep    ď€&#x;ď€? ď€?ď€şď€Źď€šď€€ď€§ď€źď€Źď €ď€Źď€š for approximately 20 minutes.
3. Strain ď€–ď€Łď€šď€˜ď€&#x; mixture and pour into larger container. ď€˜ď€˘ď€’ď€Ąď€™ď€šď€”   4. Add lemon juice and the remaining water. Stir well.    5. Refrigerate.
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Disability Insurance and Medicaid
By Kelly Platt
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accumulated in the trust can be used for your beneďŹ t for your entire lifetime. To be a valid ďŹ rst party supplemental needs trust for these purposes, the document will state that the Medicaid program will receive a payback at the time of your death. The payback to Medicaid is determined by the amount that was expended for your by the program during your lifetime but recovery is limited to the amount of funds remaining in the trust. Previously, the law stated that this type of trust could only be created by a parent, grandparent, guardian, or court. The Federal 21st Century Cures Act amended this so that an individual disabled person can create this type of trust for their own beneďŹ t. Much advocacy went into this on the federal level and the advocacy is continuing on the state level so we can have an “enabling statuteâ€? to allow this change to be on the books in New York State. While the legislative process is ongoing, the Department of Health of New York issued a directive on May 22, 2017 directing the local departments of social services on this matter. These departments determine eligibility for the Medicaid program. The directive states that effective “immediatelyâ€?, assets held in a trust created by a disabled person for their own beneďŹ t should not be deemed an available resource for determining Medicaid eligibility. This change is small in that it only adds one word to the rule, but the impact is enormous. Before, disabled individuals had to involve family members or petition a court to protect their assets and receive the care they need. This change gives broader options to disabled individuals to get the assistance needed.
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“The Cuomo Tax Screws Long Islanders”
By Karl Grossman
Gail Payne, nuclear issues for the Sierra Club chair In front of a truck with a giant screw on it, emblazoned Long Island, spoke of not only the cost but the danger of with the words “The Cuomo Tax Screws Long Islanders” the plants, several of which are similar to the GE plants that and below “Stop Cuomo Tax, No Nuclear Bailout,” melted down and exploded at Fukushima. They are all a protesters of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s program of little over 300 miles from The emphasis Long Island. energy charging ratepayers, businesses, school districts, county, today, she said, must be on safe, clean technologies such city, town and village governments and other entities, as solar and wind power—far better than nuclear power in $7.6 billion to keep four nuclear plants upstate running terms of “economics, the environment and jobs.” gathered last week. Dr. Heidi Hutner, director of Sustainability Studies and In a statement he asked be read at the demonstration, associate dean of the Schoolof Atmospheric and Marine State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. whose district Sciences at Stony Brook University, described the upstate includes East Moriches and Center Moriches and parts of nuclear plants as ”aging, old technology” and said it makes Shirley and Mastic said: “Every ratepayer in the State of “no sense” to keep them going with the availability of New York is now feeling the effects of the nuclear bailout less expensive and far safer solar and wind technology. through increases in their monthly utility bills….I remain as solar and wind. Furthermore, said Dr. Hutner, nuclear power plants committed to press hard against this subsidy…Further, we At the demonstration, held last Wednesday in the generate nuclear waste that remains deadly for “tens of must look into whether or not there are better policies that parking area for the Suffolk Legislature Building in with thousands of years….We’re dealing the future—our would provide New York with the energy it needs while Hauppauge, Blair Horner, executive director the New York children,” she declared. meeting the Clean Energy Standard of 50% renewable Public Research Interest Group, explained that beyond the Scott Lewis of North Sea, who has campaigned for energy by 2030. Long Islanders deserve nothing less.” average $2 a month “surcharge” on the bills of individual the election of Long Island Power Authority trustees, Speaker after speaker at the protest decried the program ratepayers, the Cuomo program involves hefty business said the Cuomo surcharge showed the importance of which began on April 1 that has added an average $2 a and institutional charges—that will be passed on. With a electing those who run LIPA and “all power companies” month “surcharge” to the bill of every electric ratepayer in set of charts, he cited charges totaling millions for school in the state so there would be “the impact of the public New York State and is to continue for 12 years. There were districts, counties, cities, towns and villages and such in making energy decisions.” (The original design for repeated calls for Mr. Cuomo not to continue the program entities as the MTA. Mario, LIPA was elected trustees, but Mr. Cuomo’s father, and, if he doesn’t do that, for the State Legislature to step Father Bill Brisotti, pastor of Our Lady of the when he was governor, scuttled that, switching to having in and stop it. Mr. Thiele is a main figure in the State Miraculous Medal parish in Wyandanch, who was active trustees appointed, most by the governor and also the State Assembly involved in that endeavor. in the battle to prevent the Shoreham nuclear power plant Assembly speaker and Senate majority leader.) Mr. Cuomo has argued that the four nuclear plants— from going into operation and the Long Island Lighting Eric Waltman, senior organizerof Food & Water Watch, FitzPatrick, Nine Mile Point 1 and Two and Ginna—all Company from building additional nuclear power plants, said the $7.6 billion nuclear bail-out program “could have owned by the Chicago-based Exelon Corporation, remain said, “Now more than ever we must be good stewards of been conceived by Trump.” He said “we’re here to send open because of the jobs they provide. This is despite, our most precious gift, the Earth. That means embracing a message to GovernorCuomo: we don’t want it.” The when it came to the other nuclear plants in New York renewable sources of energy and not handing over $7.6 “future of energy,” said Mr. Waltman, is in “capturing” State, Indian Point 1 and 2 just north of New York City, billion to a nuclear power company that won’t help us the energy of the wind and “harvesting abundant solar Mr. Cuomo working with environmental groups last year reach our environmental goals.” The priest called the power.” forged an agreement for them to close and workers at Cuomo surcharge program “unwise, unjust” Among the signs held by protesters: “We Are The Clean and “short them retrained through the state in renewable energy such sighted.” Energy Revolution.’ OP-ED By Kelly Platt I had the opportunity to sit down with many Red Light Green Light, just to name a few. These are all of Annette Rank elementary school students where they had the chance games many adults today played when they were kids. So as trustee. The to talk to me and ask how I go about writing articles and if these playground games are no longer allowed because Board of Education, the how I come up with weekly topics to write about. I felt they pose physical contact, then why allow game of rightfully, should as if I was being interviewed instead of me interviewing dodgeball? Isn’t the game of dodgeball considered a have appointed the these intelligent and articulate students. contact game that can cause physical harm or injury? Let next highest vote getter to the vacant seat, which should Several 4th grade students, now moving on to 5th the kids be kids and allow them to play the games that they have been George Maxwell. Instead of following the grade this month, expressed some concerns about one consider fun during recess on the playground. recent election results and appointing the next highest particular school policy they didn’t like. Several students I played these games aa a kid as well as many parents from the election in May, the board decided to appoint to trustee took it upon themselves to start up a petition, which I in this district have and it was one of the happiest and fun former board member, Tom Hogan, the vacant happily signed for them. games played as a young child. seat. A petition is circulating around the community The petition stated how displeased the students I applaud those students who took it upon themselves urging the board to ask Mr Hogan to resign and to were about what recess games they are prevented from to fight for what they want and starting this petition. You appoint George Maxwell. No prior public meeting or playing because school administration feels it contains are true leaders to me!! notice was given to the public of this appointment. One harsh physical contact. On another school note, due to the past elections resident stated that the current board simply wants to As a parent of three kids myself, I don’t see any in which the top two vote getters were elected to their hold on to the Super Majority to push through their issues or problems with kids playing Tag, Red Rover or respective seats, it left one seat vacant due to the resignation agenda.
Center MorichesUpdate School Policy For Recess Games
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had served honorably in the United States Army. He was a member of the James V. Kavanaugh Knights of Columbus; he enjoyed building models, ďŹ shing, workď€¨ď€Śď€Łď€Śď€€ď€‚ď€ˆď€‰ď€‘ď€…ď€ˆď€? ingď€?ď€‹ď€‰ď€…ď€Œď€‹ď€‘ď€‰ with gadgets and was a devoted husband and father. He was preceded in death by ď€¨ď€Śď€Łď€Śď€€ď€œď€Śď€Śď€¨ď€”ď€Ľď€–ď€˜ď€Ş ď€€ď€ƒď€?ď€?ď€?ď€?ď€ˆď€ˆď€€ď€žď€€ď€— ď€‘ď€€ď€ƒď€?ď€?ď€?ď€?ď€ˆď€Œ his  cherished son, Frank. He is survived by his bride Rose to whom he had been married  ď€Źď€´ď€ˇď€’ď€€ď€Śď€Śď€Łď€Ľď€˜ď€Śď€Śď€Šď€ˆď€ˆď€ˆď€“ď€”ď€˘ď€&#x; to for sixty-three years. He was the beloved father of Christopher, Salvatore, Sebastian, ď€Œď€™ď€žď€?ď€”ď€€ď€Œď€”ď€™ď€›ď€“ď€€ď€‹ď€›ď€“ď€œď€œď€ ď€€ď€‰ď€˜ď€‘ď€ƒď€„ď€€ď€Žď€˘ď€’ď€šď€™ ď€˜ď€•ď€&#x; Diana and Regina, and adored grandfather to thirteen and a great-grandfather. Family and  ď€? ď€?ď€&#x;ď€?ď€? friends were received at Roma Funeral Home in Shirley. Wake prayers were conducted by Pastor John Ryan of St. Jude’s RC Church on Sunday and a Mass was offered Monday at  ď€&#x;ď€’ď€˜ď€–ď€˘ 11:00 am. Interment with military honors took place at Calverton National Cemetery. ď€?ď€ď€´ď€ś
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Reading One Thousand Books Before Kindergarten Helps Kids Succeeds
Developing literacy skills begins
and continues through the toddler and preschool years. The best way to be sure that your child has the to learn to read once they skills needed enter kindergarten is to have someone read aloud to them. Children who are read to from an early age start school with stronger listening skills, better vocabularies and a host of other benefits. One thousand books may sound like an awful lot, but if you read only one bedtime story every night for three you will have read 1095 stories! years Read books a week for two years 10 and you will have read 1040! If you read just three books every day for a year you will have read 1095 books! By making reading aloud to your child a priority, you are spending quality time together and enriching their learning skills. Most children love and cherish bedtime story time, and even toddlers enjoy hearing your voice and looking at the pictures and words in books long before they are ready to read on their own. How to sign up? by Stop the Library Children’s Desk with your library card. What do you get to keep track of your books? When you sign up, you will receive a 1KB4K journal and a free book for your child to keep. After each 100 books, your child gets a sticker. When you have read 500 books, your child will receive a 1KB4K T-shirt and another free book. When you complete 1000 books, your child will receive a third book, a completion certificate and a special prize! Who can join? with preschool children, birth through age 5. You may register each child Families separately, or together. How does the program work? Sign up your child and start reading. Record each book read in your special 1KB4K journal. Any book read to your child counts; it doesn’t matter if it is a library book, one you own, or one you read in a doctor’s office or at grandma’s house. If your child attends a library storytime, count those books, too! After each 100 books, get new journal pages either by printing them off the library website or by stopping by the Children’s Desk to get more pages. What does the research say? “Home literacy” or engaging in language and reading at home before school, readiness. Vocabulary, in its complex existence, is of paramount increases reading importance for reading readiness. Vocabulary can be developed by sharing books. Early successful language activities, such as sharing stories, contribute to the prevention of reading difficulties in school. A home life that includes positive experiences with reading and the library ensures positive attitudes for reading once in school. Starting your 1000 book journey is as easy as stopping by the Community Library today.
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An Evening of Wine and Oysters
Isabella’s Farm Hosted an elegant evening of Oysters, Wine and Champagne along with fresh vegetables from the farm to benefit The Friends of Bellport Bay. Photos by Roe Carroll
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I-TRI Promoting Positive Self-Esteem
I-tri founder and executive director, Theresa Roden said, “The purpose is an empowerment program for middle school girls.” The Hamptons Youth Triathlon takes place in Sag Harbor on July 13 at 5 PM. The event features a 300 yard open water swim, 7 mile bike ride and 1 ½ mile run. Started 7 years ago with 8 girls at the Spring School in East Hampton this year’s program has grown to 6 different schools and has over 130 girls participating. The program trains mind, body, spirit; while the girls meet in groups meet to promote self-esteem and positive body awareness After school training includes running and biking. The program provides paid professional trainers and all services are free of charge. The program survives on sponsorship and fundraising. They are also sponsoring a Turbo Tri Race that is open to adults on June 17. The I- tri group also received a grant from the Island Outreach Foundation for $19,000., local chambers, local Rotary clubs and Empire Bank. For more information contact 1-917-881-1345.
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Stony Brook Hosts Community EMS Agencies Award Dinner
Stony Brook Medicine hosted its third annual EMS (Emergency Medical Service) Awards Dinner on
May 24 at Three Village Inn in Stony Brook. The event, attended by nearly 100 EMS workers, cel ebrates the achievements of community EMS work ers whose quick thinking and fast action helps Stony Brook Medicine shorten critical “door-to-needle” time, which helps saves lives every day. Pictured above: Eileen Conlon, RN, Stony Brook Stroke Program “Door-to-needle” time Coordinator and award recipients from Centereach Fire Department. refers to the amount of time it takes for an individual who has suffered an ischemic stroke to be administered intrave nous tissue plasminogen activator (IV tPA), which can quickly restore blood flow to the brain. IV tPA administration in the quickest time possible is the focus of The Joint Com mission, New York State Department of Health and American Heart/Stroke Association to overwhelming evidence that IV tPA saves brain. A total of 1.9 million neurons are due lost every minute the brain is without oxygen. While transporting an individual suspected of having an ischemic stroke to Stony Brook University Hospital, EMS workers carefully monitor vital signs, obtain and document other key information about the individual and pre-notify Stony Brook with an estimated arrival time so that the Stony Brook team is at the door the moment the EMS vehicle arrives and valuable minutes are saved. Several local EMS agencies were recognized for their roles in helping Stony Brook achieve IV tPA door-to-needle times in 60 minutes or less. They are Centereach Fire Department, Ronkonkoma Fire Department, Setauket Fire Department, Smithtown Fire Department, St. James Fire Department and Stony Brook Fire Department. Seven EMS agencies were also recognized for their roles in helping Stony Brook achieve IV tPA in 45 minutes or less. They are Centereach Fire Department, Farmingville Fire Department, Holbrook Fire Department, Ronkonkoma Fire Department, Selden Fire Department, Stony Brook University Hospital EMS and Stony Brook Volunteer Ambu lance Corps. The Selden Fire Department achieved the most impressive door-to-needle time this year at 25 minutes. were five EMS agencies instrumental in helping Stony Brook achieve Also recognized IA-mechanical thrombectomy. They are Centereach Fire Department, Ronkonkoma Fire Department, Selden Fire Department, Stony Brook Fire Department and Stony Brook Volunteer Ambulance Corps. IA-mechanical thrombectomy is a minimally invasive pro cedure for severe stroke that involves the removal of large vessel clot and gives the in dividual far better chance at achieving a good outcome with their future quality of life. a Stony Brook is the only hospital in Suffolk County that provides IA-mechanical throm bectomy therapy. The evening also included a celebration of the achievements of the late Tom Lateul ere, Chief of Training at Suffolk County EMS and a guest lecture, “Getting the Right Patient to the Right Hospital at the Right Time,” by David Fiorella, MD, PhD, Professor of Neurosurgery and Radiology at Stony Brook University School of Medicine and Director of the Cerebrovascular Center at Stony Brook University Neurosciences Institute. highlight of the evening, and a surprise for the EMS workers from Cen Another tereach Fire Department and Stony Brook Volunteer Ambulance Corps, was when two stroke survivors who were recently treated at Stony Brook University Hospital, arrived along with their grateful wives, for an emotional reunion to thank the EMS workers who helped save their lives. For more information about the Stony Brook University Stroke Program, contact Eileen Conlon, RN, Stroke Program Coordinator, at Eileen.conlon@stonybrookmedicine. edu.
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Mr. Joshua P. Foster has been selected to receive the prestigious 2017 Stony Brook University Friends of Education Award. This award is given to a small segment of incredible individuals involved in the educational process of a district; it acknowledges the exceptional work of an individual that has a profound impact on the educational experience for students. As an attorney, father, little league coach, volunteer, and long standing community member, Mr. Foster has established himself as a well-respected contributor to his community. Mr. Foster has served as the Center Moriches Board of Education President for the last three years. During this time, Mr. Foster has led the development of Board of Education goals that promote continued collaboration with staff, fiscal responsibility, system accountability, and programmatic growth that leads to greater student achievements and opportunities. He is described as a board member that is committed to every role that the Board of Education plays in the advancement and maintenance of a district. He is viewed as a person whose passion is only matched by his intellect and his intellect is realized through the diligence that he commits to every task. Those in his community have defined him as a visionary whose mission it is to propel his community to greater heights by increasing the opportunities available. He has a unique way of galvanizing those around him to identify cause and effect, develop responsible and tangible plans, and convert his vision to a reality that is shaped and embraced by all those involved in the process. The Center Moriches Community is very fortunate to have a Board of Education member that possesses the intellect, passion, and tactful tenacity needed to advocate for its children. We are honored to see his efforts recognized by Stony Brook University.
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William Floyd Parkway will be closed between Montauk Highway and Northern Boulevard between Friday, May 12 at 9 p.m. through Monday, May 15 at approximately 5 a.m. due to the work on the Long Island Rail Road crossing. Both eastbound and westbound Route 27 exits to go southbound on William Floyd will be closed. Motorists are advised to expect heavy traffic in the area and use the following alternate routes: From the West Eastbound Montauk Highway traffic should turn right onto Smith Road. Motorists may make a left turn onto Northern Boulevard to travel to William Floyd Parkway or may continue south on Smith Road. Eastbound Sunrise Highway motorists should take exit 57 South (Horseblock Road) to Montauk Highway, turn left onto Montauk Highway and follow the above directions. From the East Westbound Sunrise Highway traffic may use Exit
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