33rd Year, Volume 34 • Issue 35
The People’s Newspaper - Covering All of Brookhaven
August 30, 2017
Public Hearing for More LIRR Crossings in Tri Hamlet Community
2017 William Floyd Scholarship Golf Outing
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photo by Ron Monteleone
Improving Legion Field Sports Complex
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MBPOA Annual Blue Claw Crab Festival
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by Barbara LaMonica Over 150 residents and elected officials at virtually every level of government turned out for a public hearing last week to testify about the need for additional at grade railroad crossings in the Tri Hamlet peninsula. The hearing was conducted following a 30-year saga of efforts to get the LIRR to build another crossing to lessen volumes of traffic at various intersections, and in anticipation of an emergency where residents would have to evacuate the peninsula when time is of the essence. From a logistical standpoint, Brookhaven Town Planning Commissioner Tullio Bertoli explained that the Tri Hamlet Community is a seven-mile long peninsula with one way in and one way out. Brookhaven Town Sixth District Councilman Dan Panico directed the hearing where listeners heard results of a comprehensive ‘Long Island Railroad At-Grade Crossing Traffic Impact Study’ by Nelson & Pope Engineers and Land Surveyors which was commissioned by the town as part of a legal process the town is following under
Section 90 of the New York State Railroad Law. According to Brookhaven Town Senior Assistant Town Attorney Kenneth Lauri, the legal process includes the town giving notice to the LIRR about the public hearing. Nelson & Pope’s findings, together with testimony from the hearing are being submitted to the New York State Department of Transportation prior to the case going before a law judge. According to statistics cited by Nelson & Pope, the Patchogue/North Patchogue/Patchogue Village communities to the west of the Tri Hamlet Community have a population of 45,420 and 12 at-grade railroad crossings. The Center Moriches community to the east of the Tri Hamlet Community has a population of 8,043 with four at-grade railroad crossings. The Tri Hamlet peninsula has a population of 56,649 with three railroad crossings. Upon calculation of those statistics, the Tri Hamlet has an appreciably larger population with significantly fewer atgrade crossings. Add to the mix that the Tri Hamlet Continued on Page 3
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Public Hearing for More LIRR Crossings in Tri Hamlet Community Continued from Page 1 Community is a peninsula surrounded by the Forge River on its east coast, the Carmans River on the west coast and Great South Bay on its southern tip, and elected officials and emergency personnel all agree it is a roadmap for disaster in an emergency where residents would have to be moved off the peninsula. Accident history statistics were also disclosed showing 91% of accidents occurred north or south of the railroad tracks and most at roadway segments leading to the crossings, and zero occurred at the railroad crossings. The report also charted pros and cons of sites that are under consideration for at-grade crossings. The traffic study shows Madison Street is town-owned and is wider and has a higher traffic volume than Hawthorne, all “pros” for implementing an at-grade crossing. On the down side, there is no existing traffic signal at Montauk Highway and a new signal would be required which would require approval of the Suffolk County Department of Public Works. The upside for Hawthorne is that it has direct access to Montauk and Sunrise highways and direct access would be provided by Titmus Drive. The cons for Hawthorne are that is narrower, has low traffic volumes and a new atgrade crossing would require property acquisition. In addition to statistics and facts, Nelson & Pope’s overhead unveiled optics that showed a series of rear end accidents and various other vehicular accident scenarios which resulted in traffic jams. In conclusion, Nelson & Pope traffic study found that “traffic will improve from existing conditions with a new at-grade crossing.” Local residents, merchants and electeds alike testified during the hearing and all, with one exception being the Long Island Railroad, were in agreement that one or two at-grade railroad crossings are a necessity for safety and quality of life factors.
Congressman Lee Zeldin, who is an alumnus of William Floyd High School acknowledged this is a decades-old problem and conveyed staunch support for an additional at-grade railroad crossing. He explained federal funding is “block granted to states and Albany figures out how the money is spent,” adding that he would “love to see this money come through from the state.” Zeldin, who serves on Congress’ Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, asserts he has worked tirelessly on rail related issues including the push to improve safety at highway rail grade crossings. Congress’ Fixing America’s Transportation Act (FAST Act), was the first fully funded long term highway and transit bill to become law in nearly a decade, receiving bipartisan support. Zeldin served on the committee which wrote the bill and secured its passage into law. The FAST Act continued federal funding for safety improvements at railway-highway crossings with specific funding for the Railway-Highway Crossings Program to the tune of $245 million per year over the life of the bill. So it was the Public Hearing where no surprise that, on the heels of LIRR representatives Sixth District Councilman Dan Panico opened testified about the dire need for additional testifying by reading in to the record a prepared statement residents and officials alike railroad crossings in the Tri-Hamlet Peninsula. Residents that no additional at-grade railroad crossings were being at-grade and electeds said safety and quality of life issues are at stake and that constructed and that, in fact, some crossings are being additional crossings would help in the move residents off the peninsula dismantled, the congressman lambasted the LIRR. Zeldin event of an emergency. Photo by Barbara LaMonica. received cheers and applause when he reminded LIRR representatives at the meeting that he and Congress were order to have a proper evacuation, the area cannot have “more than happy to secure a whole lot of funding to the choke points at railroad crossings. Like Zeldin, Croci Long Island Railroad and MTA,” then stated: “The Long underscored funding is in place to institute an at-grade Island Railroad came here with the wrong attitude tonight . crossing on the peninsula. “We make sure the state funds . . this has been a problem for decades and you are making the MTA and we kept our part with the bargain and we enemies at the federal level by not doing the right thing continue to invest in capital infrastructure,” Croci said. here!” “All the stars are aligned, money is there and I am happy Panico noted that the LIRR came with a prepared to continue to fight; It’s time to pull the trigger and go,” speech without weighing consideration to testimony given the senator said. by those in attendance at the meeting. Suffolk County Legislator Kate Browning likened New York State Assemblyman Fred Thiele, Jr. said increasing growth of the community since the 1970s the need for an additional crossing on the peninsula is which compounded increasing traffic and the need for needed and would provide greater public access and safety another at-grade railroad crossing as the LIRR “holding an in times of emergencies, pointing out: “It’s time for the entire community hostage” in the event of an evacuation. LIRR to step up because the New York State Budget has “No other community is as impacted as we are and the an earmark of $5 million. . .” crossings are needed,” Browning said. New York State Assemblyman Dean Murray denounced Brookhaven Town Superintendent of Highways Dan any denial to construct an at-grade crossing at the peninsula Losquadro underscored the need for police, fire and first as it would relate to a portion of a report by the NTSB that responders to move people out quickly in the event of an driver error causes accidents at railroad denotes crossings. evacuation. “If I get the funding I will get the work done. Citing the February 2015 at-grade crossing accident I promise you - I will maximize your dollars,” Losquadro in Westchester as a “tragic” accident, Murray said this said. diminish the need for railroad crossings here and Chief Harry Wallace of Unkechaug Indian Nation “doesn’t should not prevent us from getting a crossing because and Poospatuck Reservation said the current is, in his it it is incredibly needed. This is an emergency,” Murray people’s opinion, “inadequate to accommodate the level of underscored of the community’s attempt to get another development in this area.” Their territory abuts the Forge railroad crossing, adding, “hopefully tonight with all our River and the only outlets available are either Mastic the New York State Assemblyman Dean Murray, left, and Brookhaven Town Crossing or the William Floyd Superintendent of Highways Dan Losquadro discuss the need for at- voices together we will get this done.” Road/Herkimer Avenue grade railroad crossings in the peninsula. Photo by Barbara LaMonica. New York State Senator Tom Croci stated that in Continued on Page 11
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Congressman Lee Zeldin (R, NY-1) announced today that the Eastport Fire District has been awarded a $313,334 grant for communication equipment through the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) program. Funding from this regional grant will be used at the Eastport, East Moriches and Westhampton Beach Fire Districts. Congressman Zeldin said, “I am proud to announce that this essential funding has been awarded to the Eastport, East Moriches and Westhampton Beach Fire Districts to update important communication equipment, such as pagers, phones and radios, which are relied upon by our local first responders. Our firefighters put their lives on the line everyday to protect our communities, and ensuring they have access to the best possible equipment must always be a top priority.”
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Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore and Brookhaven Town Councilman Kevin LaValle recently co-sponsored the third Run the Farm 4 Mile Challenge marathon. This event took place at Bethel Hobbs Farm in Centereach, a local volunteer community farm that provides fresh, wholesome produce to those in need. All funds raised will be donated to Bethel Hobbs Farm. Over 200 participants ran the four mile course, which consisted of both flat and hilly terrain surrounding the Centereach farm. The run was followed by an award ceremony, musical entertainment, and raffle drawings on the grounds. “The Third Annual Run the Farm was a great community event. Families gathered to cheer the runners on and enjoyed Thomas Collins, Commissioner of the Eastport Fire District, the festivities that followed,” stated Legislator Muratore, who said, “On behalf of the residents of the Eastport, East Moriches, Copy celebrated his birthday that day. “Bethel Hobbs Farm is a great First Copy Free. 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Eastport, East Shoreham, Farmingville, Gordon and business development efforts for the Diana Soldano Women’s Equality Day is celebrated every year on August 26th, Heights, Lake Ronkonkoma, Manorville, Medford, firm, including strengthening existing Mastic, The Village of Mastic Beach, Middle Island, which is the anniversary date of the certification of the Nineteenth relationships, building Miller Place, Moriches, Mount Sinai, North Bellport, new relationships, and strategizing teaming The Village of Patchogue, Port Jefferson Station, Amendment to the Constitution which gave women the right to arrangements. 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Editorial
Josh, It’s Time to Take a Leave of Absence
With a little over eight weeks until Election Day, the number of press releases and photos that have been coming into The South Shore Press could fill the whole paper. Those serving in office have the power of the incumbency. As an elected official you get invited to community events. You speak at meetings and hand out awards. You do your job and the media covers
your activities.
However, that is not the case in this year’s race for the Suffolk County Legislature’s 3rd District because there is no incumbent.
Long term Legislator Kate Browning is termed limited out and
can’t run for re-election, so there’s an open seat.
The Democrats have chosen longtime Browning aide Josh Slaughter
torun as their candidate, while the Republicans have chosen Mastic Fire Chief Rudy Sunderman.
Some have said this will be the hottest election on this year’s
calendar and we agree. Boththese candidates have long resumes and hopefully one of them will bring change to county government. Mr. Slaughter has been using his public, taxpayer funded However, position to campaign. It may be one thing for an incumbent elected official to do this, but it’s completely wrong to allow staff members to do this. The number of press releases we receive from Legislator Browning’s office showing Mr. Slaughter by himself or with the Legislator has increased two-fold. This week, we received a press release from Legislator Browning’s office welcoming a new business. Mr. Slaughter is shown presenting a certificate welcoming the new business. What’s odd about the release is Mr. Slaughter is the only official in the photo. No other elected officials were in the photo. No chamber or community representatives were in the photo. JustMr. Slaughter. We have been told that Mr. Slaughter is handing out his own informational cards while representing Legislator Browning. All of this is being done on the taxpayer’s dime. Mr. Slaughter is making $100,000 with his pay and benefits, which and dental, sick, vacation and personal days. includes medical We believe this is wrong. To avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, The South Shore that Mr. Slaughter should take a leave of absence from Press believes his taxpayer funded position. If he refuses, Legislator Browning, his boss should make him take leave. She should not let her governmental office be used as a the area for Mr. Slaughter’s campaign. staging We are shocked that Browning has allowed this abuse of taxpayers’ funds to go on right under her nose, but maybe she’s wasting too much time on Facebook or planning her next campaign for State Senate. Come on Josh, since you don’t have your own list of accomplishments yet, stand up, take a leave of absence and show the voters you are serious as you ask for their support and vote!
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Community Viewpoint LIRR Grade Crossings
Dear Editor:
No Spine Whatsoever Dear Editor:
I attended the public hearing on August 23 at the William Floyd High School regarding the need for another grade crossing to alleviate the traffic problems on the Mastic Peninsula. The hearing was called for by Councilman Dan Panico. A study was done by Nelson and Pope Engineers on how to address the problem. Mentioned in the study were the present crossings: Mastic Rd., Wm. Floyd Parkway, and Smith Rd. The study addressed the crossings at Mastic Rd. and Wm. Floyd Parkway and that a new crossing should be constructed at either Hawthorne St. or Madison St . At no time during the discussion by the engineers or others on the dais was the crossing at Smith Rd. ever mentioned again. Back in 1978, a debate involving the same issue was being discussed. I submitted a proposal regarding Smith Road, the other crossing mentioned in this study but not discussed. Smith Road’s present paved portion runs from Montauk Hwy. to Ranch Dr. in the western portion of Shirley. The right of way for Smith Rd. runs further south to Tallwood Dr. in South Shirley. A few blocks north of that it intersects with Havenwood Drive. Havenwood Dr. crosses Wm. Floyd Pky. and connects with Neighborhood Road. There is a traffic light at Wm. Floyd. I proposed at that time to pave the remainder of Smith Rd. to Havenwood Dr. This would provide an additional route out of Mastic Beach and South Shirley. Vehicular traffic which would eventually travel west on Montauk Hwy. or Sunrise Hwy. could use this route. This could take a large volume of traffic away from Wm. Floyd Pkwy., Mastic Rd., and the densely populated center of the peninsula. Smith Rd. has no residences on its west side and there is a traffic light already in place at Montauk Hwy. The portion of Montauk Hwy. where Smith Rd. meets it is much less traveled than the portion between Wm. Floyd and Mastic Rd. Several days after I submitted this proposal in 1978, I received a letter back from the Director of Traffic Safety for the Town of Brookhaven, Vincent G. Donnelly, P.E. He stated that my recommendations were well taken and valid and would be evaluated. So..... from 1978 until now, what has been done on this? NOTHING!!! Why?? Could someone please tell me why this common sense proposal can’t happen and thus help with this critical situation? Sincerely, Richard Oldham, Mastic
It didn’t take long before feeling disgust for our new village administration, and one trustee in particular, for yet again showing his true colors to the people. Recently, the village board of trustees voted 5-0 to hire none other than the previous mayor, MAURA SPERY to work for the village during its final months as a “Grant Coordinator”. Yes, that’s right, the same Maura Spery who overspent the village into a deficit, The same Maura Spery who tried raising taxes 125%, The same Maura Spery who hired a convicted 4x felon and hid it from her own board. The same Maura who refused to do criminal background checks and supported her decision to hire this felon to run code enforcement even after he was charged with lying on his job application (most likely at her direction). The same Maura Spery who consistently lied to the people that put her in office, targeted individuals that spoke out against her, and got the village sued on multiple occasions because of her actions. First, there is no time to apply and receive almost any new grants for the remaining few months as a village, so this paycheck is nothing more than a payoff. For Trustee Joseph Johnson to vote yes for this is absolutely appalling. Mr. Johnson criticized Maura Spery’s every financial mistake for years, campaigned and spoke out against her failure in leadership and constant misappropriation of public funds, cronyism, and deceitful actions. Now that Maura is his friend, he apparently has no problem handing her a $5,000 payoff. Joseph Johnson hiring Maura Spery is the equivalent of President Trump hiring Hillary Clinton to run his email servers. Mr. Johnson has clearly shown the people he stands for nothing and has no spine whatsoever. If I were him I would save myself the embarrassment and simply step down since he is clearly unfit to hold a strong opinion, and without that he couldn’t possibly hold a seat in office even after turning his back on the people who supported and voted for him. Mr. Johnson, you are a disgrace and a perfect example of what an elected official should NOT be. You stand for nothing and should be ashamed of yourself for raising taxes and giving your friend this payoff on the taxpayers dime. Sincerely, Chris Anderson, former Mastic Beach Trustee
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Community Viewpoint
Hurricane Harvey
Dear Editor:
The threat from Hurricane Harvey is far from over, as extremely dangerous flooding continues in Texas and parts of Louisiana. Getting help in some areas will be challenging in the days ahead due to devastating floodwaters and closed roads. This is a heartbreaking and challenging situation for those in the storm’s path. The American Red Cross, thanks to the generosity of our supporters and volunteers, is working around the clock to provide safe shelter and comfort for the hundreds of thousands of people impacted by this disaster. This is a time for communities to come together and support one another. Thanks to the generosity of 7-Eleven, Inc., all donations made in the next 24 hours to Hurricane Harvey will be matched, dollar-for-dollar, up to $150,000. This is a chance for your
impact to go twice as far. Please give generously to those who need it most. Here is an update on our response, as well as ways to get help: More than 1,800 people took refuge from the deadly storm Saturday night in 34 Red Cross and community shelters in Texas, and one shelter in Louisiana. We have enough shelter supplies in Texas to support 28,000 people and supplies for an additional 22,000 people are being sent in now. In addition, tractor trailer loads of ready-to-eat meals, comfort kits, kitchen supplies and cleaning supplies are on the ground in Texas. Nearly half of our emergency response fleet – more than 150 vehicles – have been mobilized. The Red Cross has prepositioned blood products in Houston ahead of the storm to help ensure we can maintain an adequate blood supply. Harvey will continue to produce an additional several feet of rain over the next several days, and millions of people are facing flash flood warnings, including the
entire Houston metro area, which is under a flash flood emergency. There are numerous reports of people stranded in their homes, and water rescues are ongoing. Roads are flooded, rail lines are shut down, airports closed and hundreds of thousands are without power. Numerous hospitals, nursing facilities and dialysis centers are closed. Please donate now and have your gift matched, dollar-for-dollar, up to $150,000
to support Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. If a friend or loved one is in harm’s way, urge them to be safe and listen to the advice of emergency officials. People inlife-threatening situations that need rescue should call 9-1-1 or theU.S. at Coast Guard 281-464-4851. You can find shelters by calling (1-800-733-2767), 1-800-REDCROSS visiting redcross.org or by downloading the free Red Cross Emergency App. The Emergency App is available in app stores by searching for the American Red Cross or going to redcross.org/apps. I will continue to keep you updated with more information on our response. I am so grateful to you and your support of the Red Cross. Sincerely, Harvey Johnson, Senior Vice President, Disaster Cycle Services, American Red Cross
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Then I walked in that midday twilight back to my car—believing my life in eclipse, too. Until the next day. Then I sat with Dr. John J. Brennan, an orthopedic surgeon to whom I was referred. Dr. Brennan and his compassionate assistant, Sean O’Came, heard my story, examined me and studied the MRIs. Dr. Brennan explained that at my age—75—tears in tendons and muscles linking to rotator cuffs are not unusual. Indeed, he told about a study of hundreds of men who had no shoulder problems in which 25% of those in their 60s were found to have rotator cuff tears and 50% of those in their 70s had torn rotator cuffs. Because I still have basically OK arm movement and minor occasional pain, he said no surgery was needed! My loving wife of 56 years and I listened to him in amazement and thanksgiving. My eclipse, a day after the big one, suddenly passed.
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Reform Party Chairman Endorses Perini
On Sunday August 27 at 1pm, the New York Reform Party Chairman, Curtis Sliwa, hosted a rally at the American Legion Post 360 (1 Mill Dam Rd., Huntington, NY 11743) for Suffolk County District Attorney candidate, Ray Perini. Over 125 Suffolk County residents attended the rally after reports surfaced that Democratic party bosses filed more than the six signatures needed to wage what is formally known as an “opportunity to ballot” to try and steal the Reform Party line. “Fair and honest elections are the foundation of the democratic process. When party leaders take away all the choices by running the same candidate on every line, democracy suffers, voter participation goes down and corruption triumphs,” said Ray Perini. “This is another attempt by the corrupt party bosses, the same people that gave us Burke and forced cross-endorsements, to control the democratic process.” Sliwa called on all residents of Suffolk County to support the true reform candidate for Suffolk DA - Ray Perini. “If we want to end corruption and make Suffolk County safe again, we must elect Ray Perini for Suffolk County DA. He has the experience and the guts to stand up to the party bosses,” said Curtis Sliwa. “With the murder rate up 38% and 400 opioid overdoses a year, Suffolk County deserves a professional prosecutor like Ray. The Reform Party is committed to term limits and giving voters a choice, not a rubber stamp.” In 1976, Ray was recruited by the Suffolk County District Attorney to start the Narcotics Bureau. He remained as Chief Narcotics Prosecutor until 1989. While in the District Attorney’s office, Ray also founded the East End Drug Task force and went to Congress to have the Long Island DEA Task Force reinstated. Over the past 40 years, Ray has successfully prosecuted drug dealers, gang members, and corrupt politicians. He is running to for Suffolk DA to make residents proud again and put an end to the corruption that plagues Long Island.
Center Moriches Update
OP-ED By Kelly Platt children. For first conviction Many trace the beginning of women’s discharge of a rights to New York State, when the first in passing a school bus with its flashers on, Women’s Rights Convention was held in a fine of $250-$400 or by imprisonment for days or by both such Seneca Falls, New York in 1848. Since no more than thirty For a conviction then, women’s equality has always been fine and imprisonment. both of which were a hallmark of New York State. August of a second violation, a period of three years, 26th marks the date in 1920 when committed within shall be punished by a fine women officially received the right to such person or by imprisonment for not vote guaranteed by the United States $600-$750 more than 180 days or by both such fine Constitution in the 19th Amendment. Upon a conviction of a Many still feel women’s equality still and imprisonment.
Women, Children and Motorcycles
violation, all of which has not achieved equal rights and equal pay. third or subsequent within a period of three Some women, including some politicians, were committed feel a woman’s equality still isn’t protected years, such person shall be punished by a or byimprisonment for by the Constitution that was passed by fine of $750-$1000 not more than one hundred eighty days Congress back in 1972. or such fine and imprisonment. The 19th Amendment which, was by both Be alert and drive carefully!!! ratified in 1920 which gave woman the Legendary Rocker Dee Snider of right to vote. President John F Kennedy Sister, will once again lead ensured that women are to receive equal Twisted thousands of motorcycle riders in his earnings in pay as men. When the equal ride for charity on Sunday, October By Kelly Platt pay act was signed, women were only annual at the Town of Hempstead Lido making .59 cents to a man’s $1.00 earning. 1st, 2017 Beach Park. This will be the fifteenth year That gap has decreased with women now that Dee Snider has sponsored his popular earning .80 cents to a man’s earned $1.00. ride. Last year, over 1,500 riders and Summer vacation sure went by fast. In Ingredients guests participated in Dee Snider’s Charity a blink of an eye, school will be starting. ride, which is the largest event of its kind 24 wonton wrappers Some parents will be teary eyed while for on Long Island. Grand Marshal this 2 tablespoons olive oil sending their little ones off to school after year’s 24 medium shrimp, peeled and deveined ride is Actor, Lorenzo Lamas. summer break, or it may be their very first with 1/2 teaspoon salt This year’s Charity Ride Dee day of school entering or first Snider Kindergarten 1 teaspoon chile powder is to help benefit Melissa’s grade. 2 limes Wish. All proceeds will go to benefit A message to those motorists who have “Melissa’s 1/2 cup arugula Wish”, which is a non-for-profit to drive through a school zone: Please obey organization 3 tablespoons sour cream founded with the purpose of the posted school zone speed limit. providing support to the caregivers assisting The Suffolk County Police Department those affected with a serious illness, injury Directions will be placing out speed monitoring or end of life event. systems in the coming weeks in strategic 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. To pre-register for Dee’s Charity Ride, 2. Prepare wonton shells. Lightly brush areas to catch speeders. If you are pulled Please visit: http://deesnidersride.com/ wontons with 1 tablespoon of olive oil. 3. Arrange in 24 mini muffin/cupcake cups. over for speeding in a school zone, it’s The cost is $30.00 per rider and $20.00 3. Toss shrimp with 1 tablespoon of olive oil, salt, 2 teaspoons of lime zest and not only a fine you will have to pay, but per passenger. chile powder. Bake 5-8 minutes until shrimp are opaque throughout. To assemble, points on your driver’s license. Please also If you are unable to attend Dee Snider’s fill each baked wonton cup with a few leaves of arugula, a small dollop of sour be alert when a school bus displays their Charity Ride, but are interested in making a cream, one shrimp then top with a spritz of lime juice. Bake 5-7 minutes until flashing lights. This is to alert a motorist donation, you may do so by visiting http:// golden brown and crisp. to stop in both directions and wait for the deesnidersride.com/
Cooking Corner Recipe Swap
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School News
LONGWOOD
William Floyd
Donation of Team Benches
The Longwood Board of Education, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Michael R. Lonergan (far left), and Carl Verdi (second from left) present Christopher Reilly with the Carl Verdi Community Pride Award.
Carl Verdi Pride Award Winner
At the Thursday, August 24, meeting, the Longwood Board of Education presented community resident Christopher Reilly with the Carl Verdi Community Pride Award. This annual award recognizes a person who, over a sustained period, built lasting bridges between the school district and the community. Mr. Reilly is a dedicated advocate for excellence in public education. He is an active member of the school community serving on numerous Longwood Board of Education
committees including Legislative, Safety Awareness and Policy. He participates on the Superintendent’s Budget Advisory Committee, Technology Committee, and is the
The William Floyd Board of Education recently recognized Mark Smothergill and Michael Lubrano of the Tri Hamlet Sports Club for their generous donation of four team benches to benefit all who use and enjoy the baseball/softball field. Mr. Smothergill and Mr. Lubrano, who serve as president and secretary of the Tri Hamlet Sports Club, respectively, designed and constructed the benches in an effort to help create a separation between the team and spectators.
Pictured with (center) Robert Vecchio, William Floyd Board of Education President, are Michael Lubrano (left) and Mark Smothergill (right).
“Superior” Ratings This past spring, student musicians from William Floyd Middle School and William Paca Middle School took part in the Long Island Music Festival held at the Brentwood campus of Suffolk County Community College. Created and administered by music educators, the festival is designed to bring students and adjudicators together in a positive learning environment. Student groups had the opportunity to perform in front of adjudicators and also participate in clinics after the performance. All William Floyd performing groups from both middle schools received “Superior” ratings!
founding member and treasurer for the Longwood Education and Arts Foundation.
A Coram resident for more than 44 years with three children graduating from Mr. Reilly is involved in numerous community associations including the Longwood, Yaphank Historical Society, Coram Civic Association, Coram Plaza Revitalization Task Force, and the Davis Town Meeting House Society, Inc.
Board of Education President Frank Muraca stated, “Mr. Reilly is a true champion for
children. His integrity and dedication to our District speak volumes, and we can see the of his results efforts throughout our school community. We are honored to present him award.” with this
New Director Appointed The Longwood Board of Education has unanimously approved the appointment of Stephanie Columbia as the Director of Mental Health Services and Student Attendance, effective July 6, 2017. Ms. Columbia began her career at Longwood in 2001, where she served as a school social worker at Ridge Elementary School. In that capacity, she initiated parent support and parenting skills programs, coordinated community outreach, and implemented for students. social skills training In 2014, she co-authored the School Climate Transformation Grant from the New York State Department of Education and Safe and Healthy Stephanie Columbia Schools. Longwood was awarded the $1.7 million grant to implement Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies (PBIS) for students K-12 and The Leader in Me for students K-4. To facilitate the implementation of the grant, Ms. Columbia provided Districtwide professional development to staff, initiated school building internal PBIS teams, served as
district level coordinator and implemented the building level PBIS coaching program. In 2015 and 2016, she presented at both the Northeast and National PBIS Conference on the positive impact of the grant’s implementation. In October 2017, she will present at the New York State Association for Behavior Analysis Conference. Ms. Columbia earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Purchase College in Psychology, a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Fordham University, and received her BCBA in Applied Behavior Analysis from Florida Institute of Technology. She earned her
administrative certifications from Dowling College and is currently pursuing her doctoral
degree in Educational Administration
and Supervision from St. John’s University.
William Floyd Middle School student musicians and teachers celebrate their “superior” ratings at the Long Island Music Festival.
William Floyd Bicycle Academy The William Floyd Bicycle Academy, under the direction of occupational therapist Ed Diaz, has grown exponentially in just four short summers from being managed by a handful of volunteers with a small number of bicycles, to having a team of volunteers consisting of teachers, teaching assistants, high school students, community members, college students and more. In addition to assisting students with special needs and general education students, this William Floyd occupational therapist Ed Diaz helps a student learn year the program welcomed to ride a bike at the William Floyd Bicycle Academy. students who are medically frail or orthopedically impaired. The program is made possible due to the generosity of the William Floyd community which continues to donate bicycles and other equipment for the program.
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Long Island’s Only Senior & Boomer Golf Event Announced
Pictured during Brookhaven Town’s Public Meeting for additional at-grade railroad crossings in the Tri Hamlet Peninsula are from left, New York State Assemblymen Dean Murray and Fred Thiele, Chief Harry Wallace (Unkechaug Indian Nation and Beth Wahl, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the Mastics & Shirley. Photo by Barbara LaMonica
Public Hearing for More LIRR Crossings in Tri Hamlet Community
The 50+ LifeStyles Golf Outing, announced openings are available for the 24th Annual Event to be held this fall at Timber Point Country Club in Great River, NY. This is the only golf event on Long Island that is being held strictly focused for Boomers and Seniors and this year’s event is co-sponsored by AARP Long Island. The event is open to all individuals and foursomes. Men and women golfers of all abilities, age 50+ are welcome to
along with participate their sons or daughters or grandchildren. The annual event, now in its 24th year, cart, includes greens fee, breakfast, lunch, dinner and open bar after golf, door prizes, skill prizes and trophies in several men’s and women’s age divisions. There is also a division for firefighters. Don’t have a foursome? No problem – we will pair you up with other individual golfers. Space is limited. Sign up today by calling (631) 286-0058, ext 112 or emailfrank@50plusny.com.
County Clerk Update
Continued from Page 3 Parkway Crossing. Chief Wallace’s prepared comments included that his “community feels trapped” and in emergency situations they would be the last to be evacuated. Chief Wallace recommended “safe and modern railroad crossings” at either Hawthorne or By Suffolk County Clerk Judy Pascale Madison in preference order. But it was when Chief Wallace diverted from his prepared statement that he received applause when he stated: “What astounds me is that it would be less than $700,000 per railroad crossing – this is insignificant in comparison to the need.” Calling a crossing at Hawthorne “imperative,” Beth Wahl, president of the Chamber Suffolk County Clerk Judith A. of Commerce of the Mastics and Shirley said she received hundreds upon hundreds of Pascale would like to remind all petitions by residents who are pleading for a crossing which she formally entered into honorably discharged members of the record. Wahl asked that the MTA “finally take the action necessary to protect our the United States Armed Forces, and residents.” their surviving spouses, that they are Rudy Sunderman, chief of the Mastic Fire Department, reported that his department is eligible to apply for a Veteran Peddler’s on duty 24-seven, 365 days answering 1,000 alarms with 200 more this past year than in License. This license provides veterans the prior year. Sunderman underscored the necessity to “respond as quickly as possible.” with the right to sell goods, wares and Eric Alexander, executive director of Vision Long Island called upon the LIRR to merchandise. “listen to this community and not hold folks hostage,” adding, “this is a project that has “Service to our county is amongst literally no opposition.” the highest of callings in a person’s But when Timothy Doddo, deputy chief safety officer of compliance and investigations life,” commented Suffolk County Clerk of the MTA & the Long Island Railroad’s Corporate Safety Department addressed the Judith A. Pascale. “I am proud to offer audience, it was evident by those in attendance that his remarks were prepared in advance of the meeting, with no response or reaction to the testimony of those who spoke before this service to our Veterans and sincerely him. Doddo read statistics but said he could not respond to questions after his testimony. thank them for their service.” and villages in which the business Reached for comment after the meeting, Aaron Donovan, Deputy Director for External To apply, you must present a valid towns Communications for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Long Island conducted. driver’s license or photo identification, will be Railroad reported: “The LIRR is not opposed to the construction of a roadway bridge “Be to contact the respective proof of residency for at least six months sure over our tracks, or an undercut that would establish a roadway beneath the tracks. These municipality to learn about their rules (a local utility bill can be used), and options would eliminate any potential train and automobile conflict and unlike grade DD-214 or Military and regulations regarding the peddling a copy of your crossings, would allow continuous and unobstructed north-south mobility for emergency within their town or village,” Discharge papers. Licenses are issued of wares services, school buses and residents.” Pascale. free of charge and are valid as long as you commented Donovan said the LIRR opposes grade crossings because of safety risks they can pose Non-veterans who are interested maintain residency within the county. To citing such scenarios as train-vehicular collision or a train-pedestrian accident. Donovan get a license, you must appear in person in obtaining a Peddlers License may reported since 2010 the LIRR has experienced 66 grade crossing incidents that resulted in their respective town or village and bring two (2) passport photos with contact 14 fatalities and 39 injuries. He said grade crossing elimination is a lead objective of the for government more information. you. New York State Rail Plan wherein pursuant to United States Department of Transportation For a better understanding of all the In addition to obtaining a Veteran guidance, the New York State Department of Transportation has sought to eliminate and services available to veterans within Peddler’s License from the county clerk, consolidate hazardous and/or redundant grade crossings wherever possible. Other statistics Suffolk County, individuals should you will also be required to comply reported by the LIRR include that over the past 10 years 26 LIRR grade crossings have contact the Suffolk County Veterans with village or town ordinances related been eliminated, 16 of them in Suffolk County. The LIRR plans to eliminate another Agency at (631) 853-VETS to street peddling. Information can be Services seven crossings between New Hyde Park and Hicksville over the next several years not obtained directly from the individual (8387). necessarily closing a street, but building a bridge that takes the roadway over the tracks or lowering the roadway beneath the tracks.
Obtaining a Veteran Peddler’s License
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  ď€˜ď€˘ď€’ď€Ąď€™ď€–ď€˘ď€Ł ď€ď€°ď€źď€žď€€ď€– ď€Śď€žď€°ď €ď€°ď€šď€€ď€—ď€Źď€šď€´ď€°ď€ˇď€˝ď€şď€šď€„ ď€Źď €ď€żď€˝ď€€ď€šď€żď€˝ď€žď€Źď€ąď€˝ď€şď€šď€„ď€€ď€žď€Źď€ˇď€´ď€€  ď€ď€°ď€ź Here’s good news about health: Flu    ď€&#x;ď€? vaccines are already available at doctor’s ď€?ď€şď€Źď€šď€€ď€§ď€źď€Źď €ď€Źď€š
ofďŹ ces, retail stores, pharmacies and u
ď€‚ď€€ď€•ď€–ď€Łď€šď€˜ď€&#x; ď€˜ď€˘ď€’ď€Ąď€™ď€šď€”  clinics. In fact, SanoďŹ Pasteur, the largest   provider   of inuenza vaccine to the U.S.,
sent its ďŹ rst vaccine shipment last month.
ď€? ď€‚ď€€ď€žď€’ď€˘ď€œď€–ď€¤ď€šď€&#x;ď€˜ You hear it all the time: “It’s just the ď ď€? u.â€?ď€&#x;ď€?ď€&#x; But the u can take on a serious and potentially life-threatening meaning, ď€&#x;  ď€&#x; especially for vulnerable populations,
including ď€€ď€…ď€„ď€€ď€‰ď€•ď€œď€Ą the elderly, young children and ď€žď€Ľď€€ď€Œď€&#x;ď€•ď€•ď€€ď€Śď€€ď€‹ď€‘ď€“ď€˜ď€€ď€‡ď€”ď€”ď€™ď€Ąď€™ď€?ď€œď€‘ď€šď€€ď€‰ď€?
those with compromised immune systems. In the spirit of National Immunization ď€Šď€Œď€‡ď€ˆď€ˆď€€ď€¨ď€–ď€’ď€˘ď€? ď€&#x; Awareness Month, let’s look at how u   ď€?ď€œ  ď€&#x; ď€&#x;ď€? ď€ ď€‹ď€Œď€‡ď€ˆď€ˆ impacts ď€ ď€€ď€?ď€œď€“ď€‚ the  U.S. and why it’s important to ď€łď€žď …ď€€ď€Šď€ˆď€‰ď€? ď€?ď€?ď€˘ď€Ąď€˜ď€€ď€?ď€˜ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; help protect yourself and those around you  ď€Źď€žď€°ď€źď€´ď€Źď€ˇď€€ď€Źď€ťď€ťď€°ď€Źď€źď€´ď€šď€˛ď€€ď€łď€°ď€źď€°ď€´ď€šď€€ď€¸ď€Źď ƒď€€ď€šď€şď€žď€€ď€ď€° by getting immunized annually. ď€ď€źď€şď€Źď€Żď€Žď€Źď€˝ď€žď€„ď ď€ď€żď€žď€°ď€Ż The u shouldn’t be taken lightly. ď€źď€¸ď€†ď€€ď€–ď€şď€ťď ƒď€´ď€šď€˛ď€€ď€ťď€Źď€źď€žď€€ď€şď€źď€€ď€Źď€ˇď€ˇď€€ď€şď€ąď€€ď€žď€łď€°ď€€ď€°ď€Żď€´ď€žď€şď€źď€´ď€Źď€ˇ Inuenza, combined with pneumonia, is ď€´ď€Žď€€ď€Źď€źď€žď€˝ď€€ď€´ď€šď€€ď€Źď€šď ƒď€€ď€¸ď€Źď€Žď€łď€´ď€šď€°ď€…ď€źď€°ď€Źď€Żď€Źď€ď€ˇď€°ď€€ď€ąď€şď€źď€¸ď€„ one of the top 10 leading causes of death in  ď€şď€źď€śď€€ď€ťď€źď€şď€Żď€żď€Žď€žď€€ď€Žď€şď€šď€žď€Źď€´ď€šď€°ď€Żď€€ď€łď€°ď€źď€°ď€´ď€šď€€ď€´ď€˝ď€€ď€°ď ‚ď€… older adults, says the Centers for Disease ď€ď€´ď€žď€°ď€Żď€€ď€Źď€šď€Żď€€ď€´ď€˝ď€€ď€´ď€šď€Žď€şď€šď€˝ď€´ď€˝ď€žď€°ď€šď€žď€€ď  Control and Prevention (CDC). Every  ď€Žď€şď€ťď ƒď€źď€´ď€˛ď€łď€žď€€four ď  minutes, ď€”ď€Żď €ď€°ď€źď€žď€´ď€˝ď€°ď€źď€˝ď€€  someone 65 years of age ď€Źď€Žď€°ď€€ď€Źď€šď€Żď€€ď€Žď€´ď€źď€Žď€żď€ˇď€Źď€žď€´ď€şď€šď€€ď€şď€šď€ˇď ƒď€†ď€€ď€”ď€ˇď€ˇď€€ď€ťď€źď€şď€ťď€°ď€źď€žď ƒ and older is hospitalized due to the u or ď€Źď€šď ƒď€€ď€Źď€Żď €ď€°ď€źď€žď€´ď€˝ď€°ď€¸ď€°ď€šď€žď€˝ď€€ď€ťď€źď€şď€Żď€żď€Žď€°ď€Żď€€ď€ąď€şď€źď€€ď€žď€łď€° u-related complications, and every 12 ď€ď ƒď€€ď€?ď€?ď€˘ď€Ąď€˜ď€€ď€?ď€˜ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; dies from complications minutes,ď€ ď€€ď€?ď€œď€“ď€‚ someone  ď€žď ƒď€ťď€şď€˛ď€źď€Źď€ťď€łď ƒď€€  related to the u, adds the CDC. During ď€ď ƒď€€ď€?ď€?ď€˘ď€Ąď€˜ď€€ď€?ď€˜ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; ď€ ď€€ď€?ď€œď€“ď€‚ ď€ď€°ď€€ď€žď€łď€° the 2015−2016 inuenza season, 1.7 ď€?ď€?ď€˘ď€Ąď€˜ď€€ď€?ď€˜ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; ď€ ď€€ď€?ď€œď€“ď€‚  million estimated illnesses and 153,349 ď€Źď€źď€žď€€ď€žď€łď€°ď€źď€°ď€şď€ąď€€ď€¸ď€Źď ƒď€€ď€ď€°ď€€ď€źď€°ď€ťď€źď€şď€Żď€żď€Žď€°ď€Żď€€ď€şď€źď€€ď€Źď€˝ď€… hospitalizations occurred among adults ď€´ď€žď€łď€şď€żď€žď€€ď€žď€łď€°ď€€ď€°ď ‚ď€ťď€źď€°ď€˝ď€˝ď€€ď  ages 65 and older. ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; ď€ ď€€ď€?ď€œď€“ď€†ď€€ď€?ď€?ď€˘ď€Ąď€˜ď€€ď€?ď€˜ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; ď€?ď€œď€“ď€†  The u also causes more hospitalizations ď€ď€´ď€ˇď€´ď€žď ƒď€€ď€ąď€şď€źď€€ď€°ď€źď€źď€şď€źď€˝ď€€ď€ď€°ď€… among young children than any other ď€ď ƒ vaccine-preventable   ď€”ď€Śď€§ď€˜ď€Ľď€’   disease. Since 2010, u-related hospitalizations among children ď€şď€€ď€Łď€†ď€˘ď€†ď€€ď€•ď€şď ‚ď€€ď€Œď€‹ď€‰ď€„ď€€ď€Śď€łď€´ď€źď€ˇď€°ď ƒď€„ď€€ď€Ąď€†ď€Ťď€†ď€€ď€‰ď€‰ď€‘ď€Žď€? younger than ďŹ ve years old ranged from ď€˜ď€€ď€?ď€˜ď€?ď€&#x;ď€&#x; ď€ ď€€ď€?ď€œď€“ď€†ď€€ď€´ď€˝ď€€ď€Źď€€ď€ťď€źď€şď€żď€Żď€€ď€¸ď€°ď€¸ď€ď€°ď€źď€€ď€€ď€şď€ą 7,000 to 26,000per season. Although the ď  ď€Žď€şď€¸ď€¸ď€żď€šď€´ď€žď ƒď€€ ď€şď€źď€˛ď€Źď€šď€´ď „ď€Źď€žď€´ď€şď€šď€˝ď€’ď€€ u isespecially harmful in these vulnerable ď€Śď€łď€´ď€źď€ˇď€°ď ƒď€€ ď€ď€°ď€źď€€  
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NO ONE IS PERFECT – (GUILT) EXPRESSING YOURSELF FIRMLY AND TENDERLY When things don’t work out as perfectly as you would have hoped, don’t give up. Learn from your mistakes how to do better next time. In the same way we look at our actions, we should convince ourselves that we are not responsible for what other people do. When we have doubts about a certain outcome, or feel guilty about having caused a conict, the healthiest thing to do is to always try to express our frustration and fears carefully. I recommend you do this in a civilized way that is respectful of others. When we feel guilty, we generally blame and accuse others. We often feel ashamed, which leads us to punish ourselves and others. I am sure you will face situations that will make you feel responsible for everything that is happening around you. Other times, you will be afraid to face your mistakes. You should know that I have found myself in this predicament many times. I have felt overwhelmed by fear and totally confused but, as the saying goes, there is always a rainbow after the storm. And it’s true, because as soon as I got over my anger, I would start to express my feelings more clearly and honestly. Keep in mind both anger and sadness are normal, natural emotions. We must learn to manage them so they don’t make us sick. A bad attitude and resentment get us nowhere. Life has taught me that we can solve huge problems when we are willing to forgive. My advice to you is: “Sweetheart, swallow your pride; it’s not fattening.â€? You need to express your feelings and learn to forgive yourself. When you make a mistake, admit it and ask for forgiveness. Don’t be so critical of yourself. Above all, be kind to yourself and you will feel relieved and happy once again. South Shore Counseling & Mediation Center is a full service mental health agency, offering CBT counseling, EFT modalities – (tapping), therapeutic counseling, a variety of behavioral and psycho-educational programs and divorce mediation. To speak with one of our therapists please call (631)286-8282, e-mail us at SSCounseling1@optonline.net or visit our website, Southshorecounselingcenter.net.
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LETTING GO LETTI
By Barbara Guarino Kruk Think of the most precious personal item you own; now
think about parting with that item. The thought of throwing out your favorite childhood teddy bear, even though he’s all ratty and falling apart, is pretty unsettling. Now, think about parting with all the cherished items collected over a lifetime from someone you love. It’s not a very pleasant thought. As many of you know, my dear mom, Josephine Guarino, passed away on May 3rd, 2017. As an only child, I have been tasked with getting all her affairs in order, to finalize her estate. Part of that daunting process includes selling her home and all its contents. My dear mother was an elegant, organized hoarder. You are asking yourself, “what does that mean?”. Simply, my mother loved beautiful things, and bought things even if she didn’t need them. If she purchased a blouse in blue and liked how it fit, she then bought it in every color it came in. If she had one pair leather gloves, she had a hundred, in all lengths and all of colors. In other words, her home, while meticulously neat, a warehouse filled with multiplies of everything. was Overwhelmed by the task of disposing of all her personal effects, I engaged the services of a company who in estate sales. The woman, Jane, who owns and specializes the company was lovely and very sympathetic. operates
We discussed at length which items would be offered for sale, which would be retained by me to be given to charity and which were to be thrown out. It all seemed so simple. The day of the sale I went to my mom’s home. The second I walked through the doora feeling of depression washed over me. There, for all the world to see, laid upon tables and counters, was the contents of every cabinet, drawer and closet. I was horrified. My dear mother, who, even at ninety, had always prided herself on the fact that her home was spotless, was probably doing flips. I stood there, in the midst of all this ‘stuff’, and cried. I wept for the loss of my mother. I wept for the exposure of
her privacy. I felt like I had betrayed my mother; invaded her privacy and left her vulnerable to the public. Jane walked in and said nothing but came over and held me in her arms until I regained a modicum of composure. She sat me down on a chair that had been at my mother’s table for nearly sixty years and softly spoke to me. “I know this is hard; I’ve been through it myself. I knew from the moment I first walked into this home that someone who loved beautiful things lived here. The care with which she had maintained her home and personal belongings was a testament to how much she enjoyed life. Now, as painful as this may be, its time to share these precious things with others who will appreciate them.” I looked into her warm eyes, and knew she was right. I had taken those things that were significant to me; things from my childhood and realized that there was only so much I wanted or needed to add to the growing treasure trove of my own things. I pulled myself together just in time to receive the onslaught of collectors who had come to partake in this event. I stayed long enough to hear some of those who came telling Jane how beautiful the pieces were, or how they had been looking for a particular item for years and in what pristine condition everything was in. At that moment, I felt so proud of my Mom. These people “got it”, they understood her need to surround herself with beautiful things and the love and care she took with each piece. I hope that when we meet again Mom will be happy with what I did. The one lesson I have learned, is that holding on to things that make you happy is not hoarding. Of course, my children have warned me about just this kind of behavior, I suppose its genetic.
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Church Annual Yard Sale The Middle Island Presbyterian Church is organizing their annual yard sale on Saturday, September 9th, 2017, 9 am to 3 pm. It will be conveniently located across from Longwood Jr. High School at Middle Island Presbyterian Church, 19 Longwood Rd., Ridge, NY 11961. For more information, please call (631) 924-6443.
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Live Homework Help from the Library Helps Students After Hours
“I need three more sources about Eleanor Roosevelt for my essay,” or “I don’t remember how to do long division the way the teacher showed us,” or “I was supposed to do a pre-SAT practice test but I left it in my locker.” It’s 7 o’clock, on a Sunday, and the library is closed! Now what? Many students rely on the Internet as a source of information, but Google answers don’t always measure up to successful school assignments. The Community Library is a great source of personal assistance for students of all ages, but after hours, residents can also take advantage of a special online product designed just for students, called Brainfuse Help Now. You can access this service for free over the Internet using your library card barcode. To use it, just go to the library’s website www. communitylibrary.org and click the Live Help button. Choose Live Study Help and you’re ready to get started. The service is available every day from 2 p.m. – 11 p.m., with some features like the writing lab available 24/7 on a submit-andrespond basis. Brainfuse Help Now employs certified teachers in all subject levels who interact with you in real time in a chat and whiteboard interface online. Rather than doing homework for you, they are trained to guide and coach students to work out the answers on their own. Students can get help in math, science, reading/ writing, social studies, AP classes and even prepping for state standardized tests, as well as the PSAT/SAT and ACT exams. Brainfuse Help Now tutors know curriculum standards and even the “new math” methods. Tutors even provide help in Spanish language. In addition to the live help sessions, Brainfuse Help Now offers unique features that supplement student learning beyond just homework help. The Skills Building feature allows students to choose state-aligned lesson plans to practice what they are learning at school. Features such as My File Sharing allows students to send work in-progress to tutors for constructive feedback. My Session Replay captures the entire help session, so students can review it even after the session has ended and reinforce what they already learned. My Tutoring Archive saves all the student’s tutoring sessions, and My Test Archive allows them to save and review any practice tests they may have taken through the service. A 24 hour Writing Lab is another valuable tool which allows students to submit essays and any other form of writing ahead of their assignment due date for constructive feedback. A writing tutor will read it and make suggestions on what can be improved or corrected, and get back to the student. With features like this, even students who don’t need tutoring should use it just to supplement their classroom experience outside of school. The service isn’t limited to just K-12 students, either. Many adults are returning to school either to complete High School equivalency diplomas, or attain college degrees to improve their job prospects and skills. Adult learners can benefit from Live Help’s library of rich adult learning content (GED) and live, professional assistance in resume/cover letter writing, U.S. citizenship preparation, or learning software like MS Office Essential Skills Series. Residents of Mastic, Mastic Beach, Moriches, and Shirley who don’t yet have a library card can even sign up for a temporary library card online at livebrary.com and begin using the Live Help service the same afternoon. If you thought going to the library to finish your homework was just about getting some books or reading an encyclopedia article, we’ve come a long way from those days! Online products like Brainfuse Help Now provide a cost effective academic support system that families should take advantage of. Working parent households, families with one or more students across ages and learning spectrums, students who may benefit from tutoring help on a specific subject, students who require general homework help to stay on top of assignments, and/ or thrive with one-on-one guidance are just some of the many learners who could benefit from the library’s Live Help.
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Rudy Sunderman Husband, father, son, friend, Fire Chief, community volunteer, hero, home grown; some of the many attributes credited to Rudy Sunderman. At a recent sold out fundraiser Sunderman running for Suffolk County Legislature’s open seat in the 3rd district,. Suffolk County Republican Chairman John LaValle said “He’s the right man for the job- the county close to Junk Bond status is in deep financial trouble and the legislature needs someone like Rudy with his experience to bring the county back to fiscal stability.” Many attendees articulated Rudy has always been a stalwart presence in the community with his volunteer experience, and ability to find solutions to difficult problems, he will bring the same experience to the legislature. Whether due to his volunteer work or employment, Sunderman stated,” helping people is important to me; I will as your representative, reduce taxes and fees, continue to fight aggressively the heroin epidemic, and remove blighted buildings from our community. Furthermore I will promote economic development creating jobs and restore common sense to County government,” he said.
48th Annual Chamber of Commerce of the Mastics & Shirley
Christmas Parade Sunday, December 3rd 12 p.m. Dear Neighbor: It’s hard to believe but it’s time to start preparing for the Mastics Shirley Christmas Parade. We are pleased to announce that this year’s 48th Annual Christmas Parade will be held Sunday, December 3rd, 2017. The parade will start 12 Noon sharp from the Southport/Kohl’s Shopping Center on Montauk Highway in Shirley. For more information or to support the parade with a donation, please call 631-878-7800. Sincerely, Fred Towle, Jr. Chairman, 2017 Christmas Parade
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MBPOA Hosts Annual Blue Claw Crab Festival
Hundreds of area residents attended the annual Blue Claw Crab Festivial that was held last Sunday at Marina One in Mastic Beach. The event which is sponsored by the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association featured music, entertainment, vendors and great food. The event helps the Property Owners raise funds to support community based programs and projects.
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1st Annual Paws of War Charity Ride
Hundreds of motorcycle riders took part in the 1st Annual ride and cocktail party to benefit the “Paw of War” charity organization. The event was sponsored by the Guardians Soldiers of New York and raised funds to train shelter dogs to help first responders and veterans. Following the ride, supporters enjoyed food, drink and music at LI Pour House in Port Jefferson. Photos by Ron Monteleone
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Village Hires Former Mayor as $1,000 a Month Consultant
In a surprising move the Village of Mastic Beach has hired Sperow Management Inc., a company owned
by former Mastic Beach Mayor Maura Spery as a $1,000.00 a month public relations consultant and grant writer. Spery, who opposed the creation of the village served as a Village Trustee and one term as Mayor. Spery’s tenure as mayor was plagued by serious budget errors and massive proposed tax increases. Spery said as the time that mistakes were made by staff and that she accepted full responsibility as the Mayor but that budget deficits were created by false budgeting of passed administrations. year a public referendum was Last held and residents voted to dissolve the village and turn all of its functions back over to the Town of Brookhaven. In her new role, current Mayor Robert Miller said Spery and her company would assist the current administration in closing out the village and transferring all functions back to the Town of Brookhaven. “The Mastic Beach Village board has hired Management/Consultant Sperow Management, Inc. to help with the transition back to the Town of Brookhaven. Sperow Management is tasked with helping to organize and catalogue village records, coordinate
EAST MORICHES Man Killed and Woman Seriously Injured after Motor Vehicle Crashes into Building Location: 398 Main Street (Montauk Highway), EastMoriches, New York. Date/Time: Sunday, August 20, at approximately 9:30 p.m. Suffolk County Police Seventh Squad detectives are investigating a
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with the auction company, facilitate the remaining grant awards and start the process of packing and moving records to the Town. As we start to wind down the village we still have to deal with day to day operations. We are operating with a very limited staff so being able to have a management/consultant come in to help with the transition is invaluable. The fact that we got a grant that will cover the cost of the contract made it a no brainer. Not one penny is coming from the Mastic Beach taxpayers,” said Mayor Robert Miller. The Village is scheduled to transition back to the Town of Brookhaven on December 31, 2017.
lost control of the vehicle and crashed
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Mastic Beach Mayor’s Message We, the residents and taxpayers of Mastic Beach, are quickly approaching the deadline for the Village to dissolve back to the Town of Brookhaven. As we do I want to share some of the actions that this administration is taking to meet our objective of making the transition back to the Town as smooth as possible with the least amount of inconvenience, debt and liability to the residents and taxpayers. The entire board has done an amazing job working together and we have been able to get the following work accomplished: - Cleaned and swept the streets of over 200 tons of sand and debris - Cleaned and swept over 20 tons of sand and debris from sidewalks - Filled potholes on 84 miles of village roads - Ongoing tree trimming throughout the Mastic Beach Mayor Robert Miller village - Repaired broken and damaged sidewalks - Boarded up over 25 Zombie homes - Evicted squatters from over 20 homes - Re-paved and lined Main St. (Neighborhood Rd.), Madison, Riverside Dr. and parts of Wavecrest Dr. The building, planning and zoning departments will not be taking in any new applications after October 31, 2017. Rental permit renewals and applications will be processed until November 30, 2017. This will allow for our staff to work, whenever possible, to close out any and all applications and generate the permits so that they transfer to the Town. Mastic Beach Village property taxes were due and payable as of June 1, 2017. Any unpaid village taxes will go into a special account and will continue to accrue penalties and interest and will remain as a lien against the property until they are satisfied. The board looks forward to continuing to work to make a smooth transition back to the Town of Brookhaven. As we get closer to dissolution we will update our progress.
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Investigation
single vehicle crash that killed one man and seriouslyinjured a woman in East Moriches. Diego Balvuca-Rivera was driving a 2008 Ford Edge westbound on Montauk Highway at a high rate of speed when he
Former Mastic Beach Mayor Maura Spery
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at approximately 9:30 p.m. Balvuca-Rivera, 30, of Bellport was pronounced dead at the scene by a physician assistant from the Office of the Suffolk County Medical Examiner. An unidentified female passenger suffered serious injuries and was airlifted by police helicopter to Stony Brook University Hospital. The two other passengers in the vehicle, both male, were transported by East Moriches Ambulance to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital for treatment of nonlife-threatening injuries. The Town of Brookhaven Building Inspector was called to the scene to assess damage to the building. The investigation is continuing. Detectives are asking anyone with information on this crash to call the Seventh Squad at 631-852-8752.
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WF Scholarship Fund Golf Outing Tops $500,000 On Monday, August 28, 2017 Corace Century 21 and Ace Builders hosted the annual William Floyd Scholarship Golf outing at the Bellport Country Club. With this year’s contributions, the fund has raised and awarded over $500,000. in scholarships for graduating William Floyd High School Seniors. Over 130 golfers took part in the outing and over 150 people attended the cocktail party and dinner. Photos by Roe Carroll
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Sports Club and Town Work Together to Improve Legion Field Sports Complex
that weren’t in the best of shape. Now By Dakota Smothergille, we have transformed that park into a former Little Leaguer What once was a drug ridden, beautiful location where kids and families delinquent filled teenage wasteland, can come and play sports or enjoy the has transformed into a family friendly recently installed new playground. Since taking office we have improved spectacle for hundreds of children, and their families. Who can be thanked for every park in this district. Shortly after this drastic change? Well there are two taking office Mastic Beach became a groups. Tri Hamlet Sports Club, and the Village, but the three parks in the area Town Of Brookhaven in particular Town - Robert Miller, Osprey and Bayview Park - remained under Town custody Councilman Dan Panico. Within the past two years alone, and control. We remained committed to a new playground, cleared woods, these parks and they have flourished as addition of a third baseball field, and four three of the more beautiful parks in the brand new batting cages, headline the entire Town of Brookhaven. Now as the Village transitions back to improvements. Legions the Town, we will move Field is symbolic of “When I grew up forward with the same the Mastic, Mastic in Mastic Beach I commitment on quality Beach, Shirley area. of life issues, derelict Often misjudged and practically lived at inaccurately portrayed Robert Miller Park, home demolitions, and revitalization for the area. there is beauty within. we knew it then as You should love where My teammates and I grew up together on this the “Legion Fields.” you live and Mastic Beach -Dan Panico is an area that has never field. To this day we keep reached its full potential. in touch, occasionally visiting the park, reminiscing upon our We are going to work tirelessly to realize days as little leaguers. You see this field, that potential. Slumlords and their ilk had better and all it has to offer via the sports club, gave us an avenue to venture upon when work expeditiously to bring their times looked bleak. I credit this park properties up to code because on day one for helping me mature into the man I of the transition back from the Village to am today. My hope is for others to feel the Town, we will begin to aggressively crack down on those who put profits something similar. So with that being said I thank you ahead of people and have forsaken the Dan Panico. Working together to make area for their pecuniary greed. Robert Miller Park (AKA the Legion it better is our Chamber of Commerce mantra, Dan Panico you have exemplified Fields) is a place where on any sunny day you can see kids playing and families this saying to perfection. Ask for comment, Councilman smiling, enjoying where they live. Soon Panico sent the following statement, we will work to make all of Mastic Beach “When I grew up in Mastic Beach I just as beautiful. While it may not happen practically lived at Robert Miller Park, overnight, we are committed to raising the we knew it then as the “Legion Fields.” quality of life for all and giving people Back then they were simple sandlots the quality of life that they deserve.
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Conforme las estipulaciones de la Ley Electoral, sección 4-118, por el presente se notifica que las Elecciones Oficiales de Primaria para los cargos públicos y posiciones partidarias en contienda para los votantes registrados de los partidos Republicanos, Democráticos, Independientes, Conservadores, igualdad de la mujer y Reforma en el Condado de Suffolk, se llevarán a cabo el día Jueves, 12 de septiembre del 2017 de las 6:00 a.m. hasta las 9:00 p.m. hora prevaleciente.
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