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Concert benefitting Moms Demand Action for Gun Control draws hundreds to Landmark Theatre to Raise Awareness STORY
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he New York State chapter of Moms Demand Action held a concert in the Jean Rimsky Theatre at Landmark called “Amps Up! Stand Up”—a concert for gun violence prevention. Three hundred people attended, and $21,000 in ticket sales and donations were raised for the proactive anti-gun violence movement that is growing stronger every day. The Port Washington event was the most successful on Long Island to date, thanks to the organization and passion of Port residents.
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and Brad Widoloc. Student speakers included Schreiber High School class of 2023 student Grace Ain and Great Neck North class of 2023 student Anjelica Wu.
Event organizers Josephine Peterson, Marc Edelstein, Brad Widoloc and Melissa Gallo.
Band members from Antigone Rising, The Bodega Tallboys and The Cosmic Coronas. (Photo Contributed By Andrea Mastrocinque-Martone)
a Facebook group with the message that all Americans can and should do more to reduce gun violence. The online conversation turned into a grass roots movement of moms, dads, students, families, concerned citizens, and survivors working together with many partners in the gun violence prevention movement to end this uniquely American crisis.
“It was inspiring to see our community come together to support the important work of Moms Demand Action,” said
Brad Widoloc is a member of The Cosmic Coronas and performed at the event.
Moms Demand Action has established a volunteer chapter in every state of the country and Washington, D.C., and is part of Everytown for Gun Safety, the largest gun violence prevention organization in the country with 10 million supporters.
Four well-known local bands took the stage: The Bodega Tallboys, The Portside Hustle, The Cosmic Coronas and Antigone Rising. All the bands, except for Antigone Rising, include Port Washington musicians. The bands wowed all at the event and played their hearts out in hopes that everyone in the community and beyond play their part in recognizing and fighting for gun violence prevention.
Local Port-based corporate sponsors included: BNA Staffing, Baker Air, Georgica Green Ventures and many generous individual donations from community members.
The concert—with performances from many well-known local bands—was organized by Port Washington parents: Melissa Gallo, Marc Edelstein, Josephine Peterson,
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money raised at this event will help our New York volunteers continue their important public education and community outreach efforts toward addressing this public health crisis,” added Peterson, NYS Membership Lead for Moms Demand Action, event co-organizer and a Port Washington resident.Alsonoted is that concert organizer
Foundedsafe.by Shannon Watts, a mother of five who was shocked after the Sandy Hook tragedy in 2012, Shannon started
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Since the start of this year, there have been 277 reported mass shootings—an average of more than one tragedy per day in America. Even more disturbing is that in 2020, gun violence became the number one cause of death for children. A new poll by the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy reports that 2 in 10 Americans report the experience with—or connection to gun
Moms Demand Action is a grassroots movement of Americans fighting for public safety measures that can protect people from gun violence. They pass stronger gun laws and work to close the loopholes that jeopardize the safety of our families. We also work in our own communities and with business leaders to encourage a culture of responsible gun ownership. We know that gun violence is preventable, and we’re committed to doing what it takes to keep families
“Amps Up, Stand Up” Concert For Gun Violence Prevention
Indeed,violence.there isn’t a community, town, or city in America that isn’t frightened about the possibilities of shootings in their schools, including in Port Washington. Everyone wants to keep our children safe, and that includes the national nonprofit group, “Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.” The group held an unprecedented Long Island event on Friday, Sept. 9 at the Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington. The concert was held to raise awareness of an issue that is becoming a public health crisis and taking the lives of 40,000 Americans each year.
“The vision began in 2012 under the Giunta administration, and they devel oped a streetscape plan,” said Mayor Popeleski at the ribbon-cutting. “With the help of professionals, the revitaliza tion of Manorhaven Boulevard and our business district division was taken a step further. The Avena administration secured a $6 million grant from Nassau
DJ Tom Giovenco opened the event and played fun music for families to enjoy. Ayhan’s Restaurant and Yummy Gyro provided food for the event, and local vendors set up booths selling different products. Face Painter Amanda gave kids colorful makeovers, and Annabelle the Clown made balloon sculptures.Thedaywas a success, and everyone in attendance was able to celebrate the progress of the Village of Manorhaven.
he Village of Manorhaven hosted Celebrate Manhorhaven Day on Manorhaven Boulevard on Saturday, Sept. 10. The afternoon featured fun events, food booths, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the revitalized Manorhaven Boulevard.
Assemblywoman Gina Sillitti, the Port Washington Police Department and Commissioners, and the Port Washington community came out to celebrate the village.
From left: Sharon Abramski, Village Clerk-Treasurer; Jennifer DeSena, Town Supervisor; John Popeleski, Mayor; Vincent Costa, Deputy Mayor; David Frankin, Nassau County Deputy Commissioner; Gina Sillitti, State Assemblywoman; Mariann Dalimonte, Councilwoman; Khristine Shahipour, Trustee; Monica Ildefonso, Trustee.
David Frankin, NC Deputy Commissioner; John Popeleski, Mayor; Vincent Costa, Deputy Mayor with a Nassau County Citation presented to the Village of Manorhaven. (Photos from the Village of Manorhaven)
County with the help of Legislator DeRiggi-Whitton, who had spearheaded this project with us.”
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the residents for their hard work and patience during this transition.”
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Legislator DeRiggi-Whitton, Councilwoman Dalimonte and Mayor Popeleski with a Town of North Hempstead Certificate of Recognition, Achievement and Apprecia tion for the Village of Manorhaven.
Face painter Amanda.
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Mayor John Popeleski, the Board of Trustees, Town of North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, Councilwoman Mariann Dalimonte, Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton,
“Now it continues with the Popeleski administration,” said Mayor Popeleski. “We see the fruits of so many people’s efforts, and we are watching the trans formation of Manorhaven Boulevard and our business district as they complete their work on the wall, the bus shelters and the landscaping. I’m proud of this wonderful accomplishment, and I want to thank the members of all three administrations, our staff and
Annabell the clown.
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• Masonic Lodge of Port Washington #855 F. & A.M.
• Port Washington PAL, Police Athletic League
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was for the community to become educated about all the many service organizations in town. There’s so many ways to get involved in the community and this BBQ showcases that.”
Those who came out visited the many canopied booths to meet and collect information about the organizations while enjoying the lively music of the very popular band, Hat Trixx.
• The Lorber/Ho man Team
• Peter & Jeri DeJana Foundation
• Project HELP Long Island
• Kiwanis Club of Manhasset-Port Washington
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• PYA, Port Youth Activity
As the district will remain running at reduced capacity until work is complete, residents will continue to be required to
• Port Washington Fire Department
Commissioner Mindy Germain. “These state-of-the-art treatment facilities will ensure our drinking water remains of the highest quality throughout our community. That is something our community can be excited about.”
By Kathy Levinson August 29, 2022
A ecial thank you to the many sponsors for this fun- ed day:
• Port Washington Lions
Je Stone of Project HELP Long Island andthe Kiwanis Club of Manhasset – Port Washington and one of the event organizers, explained that “The whole idea for this BBQ
Thank you for the support and guidance from the Town of North Hempstead and Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena
• Frank Scobbo, PW Police Commissioner
• Rotary Club of Manhasset
• Port Washington Lion’s Club
Emerging contaminant treatment installation is underway and making significant progress
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Henderson-Marino #1819
On a recent sunny Saturday, Bar Beach came alive with the sights and smells of a summertime BBQ and live music. Better still – the BBQ was free to all who came and provided by the service organizations of Port Washington and Manhasset.
• Knights of Columbus
Thank You
Another project, to add AOP and nitrate treatment to the Stonytown Station is
• North Shore Farms
he Port Washington Water District (PWWD) is in the process of constructing Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) treatment systems at two of its treatment facilities to address the minimal detections of 1,4-dioxane, PFOA and PFOS in some of the district’s supply wells. The facilities under construction include the Hewlett and Christopher Morley Park Stations, accounting for a combined four of the district’s wells. In addition, a project to add treatment to the Stonytown Station is currently being publicly bid and will enter into the construction phase this fall. Work on all of these facilities is expected to be completed or near completion in the spring of 2024, with the first facility, Hewlett, expected to come online before the summer of “The2023.Port Washington Water District has taken the issues presented by emerging contaminants very seriously and we are proud that all of the required planning, testing, approvals and design have been completed and the construction of these systems are underway,” said PWWD
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currently being publicly bid and will enter into the Construction phase this fall. Once construction is underway at Stonytown Well 10, which is anticipated to begin in the fourth quarter of 2022, the facility will be offline until the work is complete. It is anticipated that the facility will be operational by the second quarter of 2024.“These projects represent the culmination of several years of planning to tackle the most significant infrastructure projects this district has ever undertaken,” said PWWD Commissioner Peter Meyer. “The district has worked tirelessly to ensure that our residents continue to receive top-quality water, despite the challenges we are facing and these treatment systems will ensure that this remains the case for generations to come.”
—Submitted by the Port Washington Water District
• Knights of Columbus & the Columbiettes
• American Legion Post #509
• The Kiwanis Club of Manhasset – Port Washington
Thank you to the Town of North Hempstead Parks Department Thank you to our generous local papers – Anton News and Blank Slate Media for their support and generosity.
• The Nicholas Center
• Douglas Elliman Real Estate – Port Washington & Manhasset
follow the district’s water conservation guidelines in order to save the necessary 20 percent needed to keep the community’s water infrastructure operating without issue. Detailed instructions, along with tools and resources to conserve water can be found at continue.”tionensuretakestimetinuepossible.tofront,significantBrackett.community,”resilientgoingoursystems“Whilewww.pwwd.org/conservation.theinstallationofthesetreatmentisgoingtonotonlyimproveuponalreadyhigh-waterquality,butitistodosoinawaythatcreatesamoreandrobustinfrastructureforoursaidPWWDChairmanDavid“Itisexcitingthatwearemakingprogressontheconstructionhowever,westillneedourresidentscontinueconservingwaterasmuchasOurdistricthasbeenandwillcon-torunatreducedcapacityforsomeanditiscrucialthatourcommunityconservationseriouslyyear-roundtoourinfrastructurethatisinopera-isn’toverburdenedastheseprojects
• Rotary Club of Manhasset
• Atlantic Hook & Ladder
Over the course of the last several months, foundations, building walls and masonry were completed for the new AOP treatment and booster building at the Hewlett Well 4 Station. The mechanical contractors are beginning the installation of the treatment equipment processes within the buildings. The construction is scheduled to be substantially completed by April of 2023 and the plant will be in service shortly thereafter. Construction of treatment for Wells 8, 9 and 11 at the Christopher Morley Park Station is expected to be substantially completed in May of 2024.
Construction Ongoing For Water District Treatment Facilities
e community had the opportunity to meet:
Community BBQ Brings Service Organizations Together
Free reform services are open to all! In-person or via Zoom. Please join us.
Yom Kippur
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*High Holiday Services at United Methodist Church 35 Middle Neck Road, Port Washington
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According to Hunold Pharmacy & Gift Shop’s website, Fahel has been with the Medford Group for over 40 years. She has gained the trust and respect of customers by going above and beyond customer expectations.LillyVahdaty is Hunold Pharmacy &
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The pharmacy also offers immunizations for COVID-19 and the flu. In addition to the pharmacy aspect of Hunold, the gift shop offers a wide array of products for customers.
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“We carry a variety of toys, Michel Design, Voluspa candles, Homesick candles, Tea Forte collection, Mudpie, and many other brands,” said CustomersFahel.canbuy gift cards, seasonal gifts, greeting cards, select home decor and special occasion items. The store also offers
“We love being here,” said Fahel. “Everyone knows each other, like one big family.”Visithunoldpharmacy.com to learn more about the pharmacy, gift shop and the services provided to patrons.
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Hunold Pharmacy & Gift Shop is new to Port Washington and is excited to be a part of the close-knit Port community.
“By this using technology, we try to make it easier and convenient for our customers,” said Norma Fahel, the Pharmacy Manager.
his September Hunold Pharmacy & Gift Shop opened in Port Washington at 94 Main St. Hunold provides fast and personalized service to make a great experience for their customers. Hunold Pharmacy & Gift Shop is part of the Medford Group.Hunold offers a mobile app where custom ers can create user profiles. On these profiles, customers can safely store and manage their list of prescriptions. The app offers users to set reminders for their medications and easy access to order refills.
Gift Shop’s Supervising Pharmacist. She graduated from St. John’s University and has over 30 years of experience. According to Hunold Pharmacy & Gift Shop’s website, “Vahdaty is determined to continue the great legacy Hunold Pharmacy has by providing personalized service because she knows the importance of compassionate care in this industry.”Hunold offers delivery services for pharmacy products Monday through Friday.
Hunold Pharmacy and Gift Shop grand opening.
PWCOC Executive Director Bobbie Polay, Christine Liu representing NYS Assem blywoman Gina Sillitti, Town Councilwoman Mariann Dalimonte, owner Ricky Vohora, Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, and Village of Manor haven Mayor John Popeleski. (Photos from the Port Washington Chamber of commerce)
Grand Opening of Hunold Pharmacy & Gift Shop
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ong Island author Ellen Pall is visiting Port’s The Dolphin Bookshop to discuss her newest book, Must Read Well. Pall grew up in Roslyn and has authored more than a dozen novels and has written for The New Yorker, The New York Times and other publications.
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Pall’s love of reading began at a young age, which fostered a love of writing. “I lived in books from the time I could read, and I could read very young,” said Pall. “I could read upside down and backward.”
Ellen Pall to give a talk at The Dolphin Bookshop for her new book, Must Read Well
Pall discussed a novella by Henry James called The Aspern Papers. The novella is based on Percy Shelley, a romantic poet who had an affair with someone. In the book, the character knows the mistress has letters from Shelley of the affair, and now that she’s old and can’t see very well, he goes with her to fake business cards and
“We stand on the shoulders of giants,” Pall said when discussing The Aspern Papers. “I like that [in Must Read Well] it’s two women instead of the male predator. I guess that’s a very peculiar way to bring women forward, that they can be just as unscrupulous as any man. But Liz is morally conflicted; she’s not thrilled to do this. Which the character [in The Aspern Papers] is not.”
“I called the Lighthouse Guild [in New York City], which does readings for the blind, because I thought maybe a person would choose that,” said Pall. “But then I decided I wanted a different type of character, so the other half of the plot came to me of
student loans. Then, the game of “cat-andmouse” begins.
Liz learns that Anne’s search for a reader comes from a desire to revisit a time in her life from years ago that involves a passionate and disastrous secret love affair. The friendship grows between the two women as Liz reads to Anne, and Liz deals with an internal struggle, torn between betraying Anne to finish her dissertation and keeping her secrets and being left with crippling
While at first, the situation seems mutually beneficial for Anne and Liz, Liz gets a place to live, information on the author her dissertation surrounds, and Anne gets to revisit an episode from her past. But Liz’s seemingly good situation turns out to be more complicated than she anticipated when she realizes she must deceive Anne for things to work out.
According to Ellen Pall’s website, “Must Read Well immerses the reader in an escalating game of cat-and-mouse between two women: a millennial scholar driven to deceit to reach her goals and a frail octogenarian no less capable of deception.”
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On Thursday, Sept. 22, at 6:30 p.m., Pall will discuss her new book. Must Read Well is available now as an e-book and audiobook; the book will be available in hardcover on Oct. 18.
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The concept that a younger woman is betraying an older woman for the sake of her dissertation on a novelist whose books empower women is a unique and ironic conflict. Pall explores the idea that even older women can be just as unscrupulous as younger women.
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“I liked the messiness of it because Liz would certainly consider herself a feminist, and she’s trying to bring to light and celebrate the impact that Anne’s books have in liberating women and bringing feminism forward in its own way,” said Pall. “Liz is so desperate she really can’t live without getting her Ph.D. If she doesn’t get her Ph.D., she has $100,000 plus of loans to pay back in tuition, and she’s not in a good situation; she has no one in her life, her parents are gone, and no siblings, so she’s determined.”
The book is narrated by Liz Miller, a Ph.D. candidate desperate to finish her dissertation. The novel opens when Liz’s boyfriend dumps her, leaving her to couch surf at her best friend’s apartment while trying to find an affordable place to live in NYC. Liz finds a posting for an unusually cheap apartment in Greenwich Village. In exchange for the low rent, the tenant must read aloud daily to the vision-impaired landlady.Afterexamining the posting more closely, Liz realizes the landlady is Anne Taussig Weil. Anne is the author of the 1965 international blockbuster The Vengeance of Catherine Clark and the woman whose uncooperation held up Liz’s dissertation on feminist works of mid-century women novelists for the last four years. Determined to finish her Ph.D., Liz sets her hesitation aside and meets the landlady who decides to let her move in.
“I think that when we think of a little old lady, we think of them as harmless, and that’s not true. They are just women who got old,” said Pall. “ I feel like the younger generation, and even the older generation, tends to have that picture in their head of this person who is grey-haired and frail. But Anne is very ambitious; she betrayed someone in a big way; she is no angel. The story within the story, which is about an extramarital affair, is very explicit, and she has to let Liz read it to Inher.”
When deciding who would be the one to read the confidential stories from Anne’s past with, Pall researched her options.
Must Read Well, Pall explores internal conflicts, the friendships between women, and many more situations involved in Liz and Anne’s respective lives. Advanced reviews of the novel have described the book as ‘gripping,’ ‘riveting,’ and ‘tantalizing.’ Must Read Well is available now as an e-book or pre-order in hardcover at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and BookShop.org
“By the time I was 12 years old, I thought I wanted to be a poet and thank god I didn’t do that because I wrote some terrible poetry,” Pall joked. “But to be lost in a good book is one of the greatest pleasures for me. I love to get lost in my imagination and someone else’sPall’simagination.”novelsrange in genre from mysteries to Regencies to romance. The newest novel Must Read Well, was inspired by a note Pall pinned to her bulletin board years before beginning to write this book.
The note reads: “Woman who can no longer read hires someone to read her own journals to her.”
“It was just this thing that came out of the blue,” said Pall when recalling the note. “I thought how poignant if you couldn’t read your own most intimate writings and you had no choice but to ask someone else to do it. Who would you ask? And it really stuck with me for years, and finally, it took the form of this book.”
Ellen Pall. (Photos from ellenpall.com) Ellen Pall’s newest novel.
Long Island Author Comes To Port To Discuss Newest Book
a scholar who is desperate for information aboutWhenAnne.”considering who you trust to read intimate details and thoughts from crucial moments in your life, a friend or family member might be awkward. Sharing personal stories with those close to you wasn’t an option for Anne in Must Read Well, which is why she sought out a tenant to help, decided Pall.
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3 p.m. (Hybrid) Artist in Residence, Mary Ahern, will discuss her exhibit “Not Just a Pretty Flower,” currently on display in the library’s Adler Gallery. The subject matter for most of Mary Ahern’s work originates in the gardens surrounding her
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Port Outdoors Dine and Shop 5 to 10 p.m. Main Street becomes an outdoor pedestrian mall when businesses invite everyone to dine and shop al fresco while enjoying street entertainment. Live entertainment on three stages— Landmark on Main Street, the library terrace and the corner of Shore Road.
James Hunter Six 8 p.m. (Jeanne Rimsky Theater, Landmark on Main) The James Hunter Six are back with another sublime offering of no-nonsense rhythm and blues. Visit ticketjames-hunter-six/onmainstreet.org/event/www.landmarkforinformation.
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11:30 a.m. A day-long celebration of community pride. Parade kicks off at 11:30 a.m. followed by a Senior Citizen luncheon, Family Fun Day, homecoming football game and evening Dinner Dance. Parade on Main Street from Belleview Avenue to Port Washington Blvd. Family Fun Day at Weber Field. Homecoming football game at Schreiber field. Senior Citizen Lunch at Schreiber cafeteria. Dinner Dance at Polish Hall.
8 a.m. to noon. (Town Dock) All-organic farmers’ market in New York State. Produce and other artisanal food products plus a café.
studio. The lessons learned from studying the synergistic communities of plants and other species are the central stimulus for the creation of her work. Her work will be on display in the Adler Gallery during the months of September and October. Sponsored by the Library’s Art Advisory Council. Register at www.pwpl.org/events.
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Project Independence 11 a.m. to noon. (Magnolia Gardens) A Town of North Hempstead event for senior citizens. Celebrate National Breakfast Month with Community Nutrition Educators from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County. Learn what makes breakfast the most important meal of the day and explore delicious options. Call 311 or 516-869-6311 to register or for more information.
Greek Festival on the Harbor Noon to 11 p.m. (North Hempstead Beach Park) The Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church annual festival with food, music, rides, games, flea market and fireworks. Call 516-944-3180 for more information.
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William Steckman tended the receiver for NBC at the North Tower, and had been asked to work past his 6 a.m. quitting time that fateful morning.
At the close of the ceremony, roses were distributed so attendees could place them at the county’s 9/11 memorial.
Blakeman introduced “my rabbi,” Eli Weinstock of the Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach, to give the closing prayer.
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There were people like Edward Ainbinder, naming Daniel Nathaniel Colbert, who died in the South Tower, as a “son, grandson, brother, cousin, loved friend of many, and my nephew.”
Bob Beckwith gained fame when the retired firefighter stood with President Bush on the pile at Ground Zero days after the attack.
Tenor Chris Macchio impressed with his powerful rendition of the National Anthem, and later, “Ave Maria,” during the musical interlude. Prayers were intoned by NCPD chaplains Father Kevin Smith, Bishop Robert W. Harris and Rev. Derek A. Garcia.
found at Ground Zero and had come from the office desk of her sister Donna.
Blakeman stated, noting that, as with many others, his remains were never recovered or identified.Hisbrother
In all, it took about 20 minutes to read the names of more than 300 county residents killed in the attacks. The Recitation of Names segment also included speakers Margie Miller, Mary Ann Sweeney, Patti Valerio, Diana DeVito, Melissa Habibi, Susan Hutchins, Scott Nuzzi, Dylan Garcia and Deanine and Jim Nagengast.
County Executive Bruce Blakeman said, “This mean a lot to me, it means a lot to myOnfamily.”theday of the attacks, Blakeman was a commissioner for the Port Authority, former owner of the World Trade Center. According to Blakeman, his 26-year-old nephew, New York State Court Officer Sgt. Tommy Jurgens,,“rushed into danger to help evacuate people from Tower Two.”
the attacks, but gathered his gear and drove to Ground Zero to help out. He was on the pile days later as he handed President Bush a bullhorn with which the president spoke as he put his arm around the shoulders of the Baldwin resident.
“Every year I go to Ground Zero because that is my nephew’s final resting place,”
ne by one, speakers stepped up to the podium to intone the names of 9/11 victims from Nassau County. Each also had some words to say about a relative who died on that tragic SeptemberHundredsday.gathered on Sept. 11 under a steady rain at the Harry Chapin Lakeside Theater at Eisenhower Park. The occasion was the county’s 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony and Musical Tribute.
Brad worked as a deputy assistant to President George H.W. Bush at the time and related to the audience how the president, after learning about Jurgens, told him, “Tell your family we’ll pray for Tommy and we’ll find whoever did this and bring them to justice.”
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“You are forever in our hearts,” said his daughter, Donna Steckman.
Donna Steckman remembered her father William, who died at the North Tower. (Photo by Frank Rizzo)
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Another link to that day was retired 88-year-old FDNY firefighter Bob Beckwith, who led the Pledge of Allegiance. Beckwith had been retired for seven years the day of
“It still helps me to face tomorrow,” she said. “I’ll always remember her that Tuesday morning, and those who died with her. I love you, sis.”
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And so really just scaling up vaccination is the way to go ... I think if we see more symptomatic cases, if we see a bunch of people ending up with paralysis, then you might get to that point.”According to the New York State Department of Health: Polio is a dangerous, debilitating, and withhandsmouth,bodypoliovirusperson-to-person,disease.life-threateningSpreadfromentersthethroughtheusuallyfromcontaminatedthestoolofan infected individual. People can spread the virus even if they do not know they are sick, and asymptomatic spread is a high concern among health officials. According to CDC, 70 percent of people infected with polio experience no symptoms. About 25 percent experience mild or flu-like symptoms that may be mistaken for many other illnesses. About 1 in 100 individuals will develop severe disease, including permanent paralysis. Of those paralyzed, 2-10 percent die when their breathing muscles become immobilized. Based on evidence from earlier polio outbreaks, health officials estimate that for every one case of paralytic polio observed, there may be hundreds of other people infected.
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I should, then, consider it a column, a political column disguised as a book review—not in either category, but uniquely apart.
focused on the process of improving ourselves and coming closer to the Almighty. By actively engaging ourselves through self-evaluation, reconciliation, prayer and giving an extra mea sure of charity—we are choosing life, just as the generation in the desert did after they heard the Biblical Moses’s message. Hopefully then we will see the good that emerges even in the midst of darkness, and we will recognize that every one of us has the power to make meaning ful changes by the choices that we make.
As I read it, I keep getting led in two different directions by Joseph Scotchie’s “Review Of The War On The West” earlier this summer.
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My second impression is that Scotchie’s arguments for the West and against anti-Western radicals might actually be right but they possess annoying obscurities. For instance, on the one hand, a war led by college students on the West’s literary canon, its history,
non-Western immigrants he means. They cannot be from the only antecedent found in the article—black, Hispanic, and Asian students who denounce Western civilization study—or their immigrant parents. Students of these ethnicities would not carry on like that against the entire West. Maybe, Scotchie is attempting to revive fears of Middle Eastern, Muslim terrorists, even though he does not speak about them. Anyway, far more numerous than terrorist acts in the U.S. in recent years have been white supremacists and native-born American madmen with guns.
passive puppet. We all have a choice. Each one of us has the free will to decide how to direct our thoughts and actions. Each of us can choose to hold on firmly to the principles and values of faith and gratitude. Each of us can choose to do one more good deed, one more act of kindness, to help tip the balance of the world toward life.
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its religions and its monuments and public buildings does seem foolish, radical, and thoughtless. Americans should, indeed, preserve the artifacts that recall their tragic blunders as well as their heroic accomplishments. Radicals should welcome gradual improvement in the artifacts and symbols of civilization that take place across the decades because this is the natural course by which cultural contributions are actually made.Onthe other hand, Scotchie praises The War On The West for being “so explicit” in its account of the anti-white racism opposed to Western culture while he himself refers quite obscurely to immigrants who “shout their hatred for the West from the rooftops.” It is a struggle to imagine who these immigrants are, which
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My first impression is that it is a book review. For the header says “Book Talk” and Scotchie’s title starts with “Review Of.” But in the Western canon, a book review identifies the type of book it is and says a few things about its author.
the author? Is he a university professor—where and in what capacity? Or is he a present or former politician of what party, and in what position? I do not know why this article does not tell me these things. It seems, rather, to more simply empathize with the politics of some author named Douglas Murray and to be intent on buttressing his argument with the writer’s own arguments.
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The War On The West is promoting a political agenda, but that might be in a thorough account of Western or world history or in an anthropological comparison of various cultures today. How popular or academic is the character of the book? For example, does it back up its evidences by citing sources or does it provide only a bibliography?Then,couldn’t there be anything interesting to say about
Rosh Hashanah Message
Former NASA Astronaut James A. Lovell said, “There are people who make things happen, there are people who watch things happen and there are people who wonder what happened. To be successful, you need to be a person that makes things happen.” We have the power to make good things happen. Each year, we approach the Jewish Holidays with high expectations and anticipation. Why not? It is a time for new beginnings, ones we can create for ourselves. In just a few days, on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, the sound of the shofar blasts will be heard. It is a time for the High Holidays; time that we gather with our families, neigh bors and friends and concen trate on prayer and introspec tion. A time to give thanks for the ways in which we have been blessed and strive to improve our relationships by asking forgiveness and making amends. These are the Days of Awe to acknowledge the Almighty as the creator and ruler of the universe; renew and strengthen our commitment to a spiritual way of life, and pray for a sweet new year—a healthy and peaceful year. Make no mistake—this is no easy task. We can choose to become the authors of our own chapter in the Book of Life or a
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“I statements” and sharing why her request is important to her. By communicating this way, the intended message is being shared with John.
Passive CommunicationAggressive
A person who is being passive aggressive is also hostile in the way they communicate, but it is less direct than being overtly aggressive. For example, Jenna may say, “I wish I had more free time like you to just wander around the apartment during the day.” Here, Jenna is focusing on John’s behavior and is indirectly criticizing John for being in her personal space.
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and understand what it is that is needed, it isn’t guaranteed. This can lead to more frustration down the road.
to identify the communication styles we typically use and become aware of our patterns, so that we can make any necessary repairs. It is also imperative for partners to take
a deeper look at why a specific communication style (especially one that isn’t highly effectivepassive aggressive, passive, or aggressive) is being employed and what that approach is indicative of. The way a person chooses to communicate can be signal of deeper relationship issues. Once these are identified, you can work to address the cause and strengthen your bond.
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When a person is aggressive, they tend to express needs in a hostile manner and cross boundaries when doing so. While a person may be heard, they may offend those they are speaking with/shouting at. Jenna may yell at John, “Get out of my space!” Other examples of aggressive communication involve being caustic.
There are four main types of communication styles—passive, aggressive, passive aggressive and assertive. Let’s illustrate these styles using a hypothetical couple, Jenna and John, who have been together for six months. Jenna is trying to let John know that she wants more personal space and alone time in the apartment they share together.
When a person is assertive, they are clearly stating what their needs are and why those needs are important. Jenna may say, “I would like to have some alone time during the day so that I can focus on my thoughts and writing. When I get interrupted it makes it challenging for me to regain focus.” Here Jenna is clearly expressing her needs through
When a person is passive, they share their needs, but aren’t direct when doing so. In that respect, they aren’t taking full ownership. Jenna may say, “It would be nice to have more personal time.” Jenna is communicating the need for personal space, but is not explicitly stating it. While John may get the hint
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Communication is key when it comes to maintaining and strengthening our relationships. Beyond the content that we share, the way in which we express ourselves plays a major role in how our messages are received.
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Hunger Action Month is a time for Long Islanders to mobilize to help end hunger by donating, volunteering or advocating,” Shubin Dresner concluded. Visit www. islandharvest.org to learn more about how you can take action.
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Island Harvest Food Bank Joins Feeding America’s Hunger Action Month Campaign
During September, people across Nassau and Suffolk counties can participate in the movement by learning, committing and speaking up about ways to end hunger. Other ways include donating food or funds, hosting a food drive at your school, place of worship, business or volunteering.
or Hunger Action Month this September, Island Harvest Food Bank will join Feeding America and other network member food banks to inspire people to take action and raise awareness of people facing the impossible choice of hunger. Food banks around the country are working to make a real and lasting impact on food insecurity in their communities, and they are asking for the public’s support.
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can come together to help people achieve long-term food security, so they no longer have to make such tough decisions.”
“Many Long Islanders are feeling the economic pressure due to rising costs for food, fuel and other essential commodities, causing them to make difficult decisions, such as buying food or paying to fuel up their cars, or pay a utility bill,” Island Harvest president/CEO Randi Shubin Dresner explained. “And while the demand for supplemental food support continues to rise, Island Harvest remains committed to making sure that no one on Long Island goes without food.”
One in seven Long Island families have experienced food insecurity during the past year. Island Harvest distributed more than 18 million pounds of food, representing 15 million meals during its 2020-21 fiscal year (ending June 30, 2021), an 83 percent increase over the previous reporting period. (Photo courtesy of Island Harvest Food Bank)
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September marks the 14th year of Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization with a nationwide network of 200 food banks, including Island Harvest, and 60,000 partner food pantries and meal programs, has organized the annual call to action. This year’s campaign presents the impossible choices millions of Americans must make between food and other basic needs.
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environmental and toxic tort insurance coverage issues for New Appleman Law of Liability Insurance and is a frequent speaker on coverage issues. Murray has been active in Rivkin Radler’s pro bono program, assisting the Volunteer Lawyers Project of Nassau County in representing poor and under served tenants in housing disputes. She was named one of Long Island Business News’ “40 Rising Stars Under 40” and Top 50 Most Influential Women in Business. She also serves on her firm’s executive committee and is co-chair of Rivkin Radler’s Women’s Initiative Committee.
Founded in 1947 and located at 225 Cambridge Ave. ad jacent to Adelphi University, The Waldorf School of Garden City offers Parent-Child sessions and classes from nursery, including a brand-new Sweet Peas Program for two-year-old students, through grade 12. It is accredited by the New York State Association of Independent Schools (NYSAIS) and the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA).
Visit www.waldorfgarden.org or call 516-742-3434 for more information.
he Waldorf School of Garden City (WSGC) begins its 75th school year with an all-woman leadership team.
The Waldorf School of Garden City Board Chair Anne Murray; Councilman Thomas Muscarella; Town Clerk Kate Murray; School Administrator Nicole Littrean; Faculty Chair Kelly O’Halogan; Garden City Trustee Bruce Torino; Assemblyman Ed Ra; and Legislator Laura Schaefer are pictured during The Waldorf School of Garden City’s 75th Anniversary Opening Assembly.
“It is such an honor to be working with Anne on collabora tively building the future of our school,” said Nicole Littrean, school administrator. “Her experience, insight, and knowl edge of the Waldorf community will be indispensable as we continue to face the challenges of our ever-changing world.”
“Anne brings such an inviting and enthusiastic energy to our school,” said O’Halogan, faculty chair. “I know that her vision and dedication to The Waldorf School of Garden City will be crucial to helping us further our mission for many years to come.”
As chair, Murray will work closely with school adminis trator Nicole S. Littrean, and faculty chair Kelly O’Halogan, to direct the course for the school during this Diamond Anniversary after major shifts facing independent schools across the country. This includes overseeing the school’s Capital Campaign, as well as long-term strategic plans to further support the school and community.
“With the support of our incredible leadership team, our school is prepared to meet the needs of our parents, students, employees, and alumni in this ever-changing educational landscape. I am excited and inspired during this, our school’s 75th year, as we work to chart the course for the next chapter of The Waldorf School of Garden City,” said Murray.
For the first time in the school’s history, an alumna holds the position of board chair. Anne Murray, class of 1985, and board member since 2018, was elected to the position of board chair on July 1, succeeding Lance Cheney, who held the position since 2016.
product liability, general liability, professional liability, construction defect, employee benefits liability, labor law, bad faith, and other emerging issues. On behalf of her insurance clients, Murray has won summary judgment in a variety of matters, including cases of first impression in New York and elsewhere. She also co-authored the chapter on
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Molloy University, an independent Catholic University based in Rockville Centre, was founded in 1955 by the Sisters of Saint Dominic in Amityville. The university serves a student pop ulation of approximately 4,800 undergraduate and graduate students. Molloy students can earn degrees in a variety of outstanding academic pro grams, including nursing, business, education, social work, music therapy,studiescomputerandmanymore.
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Council for eight years. She received the New York American Chemical Society Outstanding Chemistry Teaching Award in 2020 and its Salutes to Excellence Award: Chemigation in 2016. She also was a nominee for the Council on Undergraduate Teaching, Chemistry Division, Outstanding Mentorship award. She has mentored more than 60 undergraduate, graduate, and high school students in research during her career. Florio currently is PI on an NSF ADVANCE Catalyst award, co-PI on an NSF Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program grant and has had numerous other grant awards totaling more than $2.2 million. She has 24 peer-reviewed publications, numerous invited seminars, conference,
Florio served as interim dean of St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at St. John’s University from July 2020 to May 2022. As dean, she was responsible for nearly 4,000 students, 240 full-time and more than 400 part-time faculty across 17 different academic de partments, programs, and institutes, two clinics, an art gallery and three campus locations. She also was responsible for more than 70 administrators and staff. As dean, she facilitated development of new interdisciplinary programs in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, Engineering, and Machine Learning. She initiated college-wide antiracism, equity, and inclusion efforts, including development of strategic goals, supported introduc tory STEM curricular reform, created a student advisory board, and provided leadership on campus climate projects. She is a strong advocate for faculty and while dean helped identify resources both internal and external in support of faculty work. Prior to her appointment as interim dean, Florio led FacultyArtsSenate,Personnelgovernance.mitteesJohn’s,andtostudentsabilitydecisionformed,andapproachUniversity.PresidentPiskulich,higheritycommitmentunderstandingJuneSeptemberateffectivenessandstrategicuniversity-wideplanninginstitutionaleffortsSt.John’sfrom2014to2020.“Dr.Floriohasadeepof,andto,thecentraloftheliberalartsinCatholiceducation,”saidC.MichellePh.D.,ProvostandViceforAcademicAffairsatMolloy“Shebringsacollaborativetoworkingwithboththefacultyadministration,aswellasadata-inmission-drivenapproachtomaking.Ihaveconfidenceinhertoworkwiththefaculty,staffandintheSchoolofArts&Sciencesdevelopasharedvisionforthefuturearoadmaptoachieveit.”OverthecourseofhercareeratSt.FlorioservedonnumerouscomandwasanactiveparticipantinSheservedontheUniversityCommittee,theUniversitytheGraduateCouncil,theLiberalFacultyCouncil,theLiberalArtsCouncilCurriculumCommittee,
Florio received her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Purdue University, and an A.B. cum laude in Chemistry from Vassar College. She was a Dreyfus UniversityColumbiaInstituteSciencesMolecularEnvironmentalandofDepartmentFellowPostdoctoralFoundationintheChemistrytheatand
a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of Chemistry and the NSF Center for Electron Transport in Molecular Nanostructures (NSEC) also at Columbia. She joined St. John’s University as the Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor of Chemistry in 2005, was promoted to Associate
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Many people believe that student loan debt is forgiven if the borrower passes away. However, this is not always the case. It depends on a few factors, including whether the loan was federal or private, and whether the borrower had a co-signer.
Like co-signers, spouses may also be on the hook for making payments after the borrower dies. This will largely depend on:
For some federal loans, a co-signer must continue
On the other hand, private student loans may have different terms. Because private loans are issued through a private lender, the lender can dictate their own rules including the terms of death or disability. The best way to know for sure is to read the fine print.
Who is Responsible for Paying the Debt?
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making payments even if the borrower passes away. This depends on the type of federal loan.
In some states, loans are considered shared or community property. Even if the surviving spouse did not co-sign, places with community property laws will require that they continue to make payments. This is another instance when having life insurance—and, thus, a death benefit—can help alleviate this burden.
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co-signers were to pass away, their estate may have to repay the debt. A judge may order the sale of assets the borrower planned to leave to others (such as a house or car) to pay back the lender. In this situation, having an adequate amount of life insurance would help to eliminate this burden and leave those items to go to their original heirs.
For private loans, the co-signer may have to continue making payments. The loan contract may also include an acceleration clause. This could mean the lender can make the balance of the loan due immediately if the borrower dies.
Whether a borrower should take out life insurance or get additional coverage to potentially repay student loan debt depends on whether they had a co-signer, the type of loan, and what state they live in. Borrowers and co-signers should look carefully at their loan terms and decide whether they need additional life insurance coverage.
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Federal student loans (without a co-signer) are the most straightforward case. By law, these loans are forgiven upon death or total disability, and family members or the estate are not responsible for paying them back. In this case, there is no need for any party involved to increase their life insurance coverage based on the loan.
If someone with unpaid private student loans and no
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1. The state where the loan was taken out.
ith student loan debt in the United States currently estimated to total $1.762 trillion, the price of higher education is quickly taking its toll on many households. Borrowers may be wondering if they need to consider their student loans when purchasing life insurance coverage. The answer to this depends on what type of loan the borrower has and who signed for it.
Co-signing is when a parent or other adult agrees to be responsible for the loan should the borrower default. Co-signing is common for many different types of loans, including student loans.
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The department is also taking steps to reduce the cost of college for students and their families and hold colleges accountable for raising costs, especially when failing to deliver good outcomes to students. The department has already re-established the enforcement unit in the Office of Federal Student Aid and recently withdrew authorization for the accreditor that oversaw schools responsible for some of the worst for-profit scandals. The agency will also propose to reinstate and improve a rule to hold career programs accountable for leaving their graduates with unaffordable debt. New steps will be taken against colleges that have contrib uted to the student debt crisis. These include publishing an annual watch list of the programs with the worst debt levels in the country and requesting institutional improvement plans from colleges with the most concerning debt outcomes that outline how the college intends to bring down debt levels.
“Earning a college degree or certificate should give every person in America a leg up in securing a bright future. But for too many people, student loan debt has hindered their ability to achieve their dreams—including buying a home, starting a business, or providing for their family. Getting an education should set us free; not strap us down. That’s why, since Day One, the Biden-Harris administration has worked to fix broken federal student aid programs and deliver unprecedented relief to borrowers,” said U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona. “Today,
The Department of Education is also proposing a rule to create a new income-driven repayment plan that will substantially reduce future monthly payments for lower- and middle-income borrowers. The proposed rule would protect more income from loan payments. It would cut in half—from 10 percent to five percent of discretionary income—the amount that borrowers have to pay each month on their undergraduate loans, while borrowers with both undergraduate and graduate loans will pay a weighted average rate. It would also raise the amount of income that is considered nondiscretionary income and therefore protected from repayment. The rule would also forgive loan balances after 10 years of payments, instead of the current 20 years under many income-driven repayment plans, for borrowers with original loan balances of $12,000 or less. Additionally,
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To address the financial harms of the pandemic by smoothing the transition back to repayment and helping borrowers at highest risk of delinquencies or default once payments resume, the department will provide targeted student debt cancel lation to borrowers with loans held by the Department of Education. Borrowers with annual income during the pandemic of under $125,000 (for individuals) or under $250,000 (for married couples or heads of households) who received a Pell Grant in college will be eligible for up to $20,000 in debt cancellation. Borrowers who met those income standards but did not receive a Pell Grant will be eligible for up to $10,000 in relief. The department will be announcing further details on how bor rowers can claim this relief in the weeks ahead. The application will be available no later than when the pause on federal student loan repayments terminates at the end of the year. Nearly eight million borrowers may be eligible to receive relief automatically because relevant income data is already available to the depart ment. The department is also making available a legal memorandum regarding its authority for these discharges.
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GovernmentEDUCATION Announces Final Student Loan Pause Extension
he U.S. Department of Education has recently announced a final extension of the pause on student loan repayment, interest, and collections through Dec. 31, 2022. Borrowers should plan to resume payments in January 2023. While the economy continues to improve, COVID cases remain at an elevated level, and the Biden-Harris Administration has made clear that pandemic-related relief should be phased out responsibly so that people do not suffer unnecessary financial harm.
Visit www.ed.gov for more information.
Student loan repayment pause is extended through December.
we’re delivering targeted relief that will help ensure borrowers are not placed in a worse position financially because of the pandemic, and restore trust in a system that should be creating opportunity, not a debt
Thetrap.”department is proposing longterm changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program that will make it easier for borrowers working in public service to gain loan forgiveness. The department proposed allowing more payments to qualify for PSLF including partial, lump sum, and late payments, and allowing certain kinds of deferments and forbearances—such as those for Peace Corps and AmeriCorps service, National Guard duty, and military service—to count toward PSLF. These proposed regulatory changes build on the progress made with the temporary changes announced last year by the department that expire on Oct. 31, 2022. Since the start of the temporary changes, the department has approved more than $10 billion in loan discharges for 175,000 public servants.
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Targeted debt cancellation to smooth repayment transition
the proposed rule would fully cover the borrower’s unpaid monthly interest, so that—unlike with current income-driven repayment plans—a borrower’s loan balance will not grow so long as they are making their required monthly payments. The plan would also simplify borrowers’ choices among loan repayment plans. The proposed regulations will be published in the coming days on the Federal Register and the public is invited to comment on the draft rule for 30 days.
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Fromsetting.thecorrectional system, Korolczuk moved to the New York City school system, before joining the ad ministrative team at the Nassau BOCES Center for Community Adjustment. Soon after his appointment as CCA assistant principal, Korolczuk took the helm as principal and began the task of transforming the school into the thriving learning community it is today.
Visit www.nassauboces.org or www. facebook.com/nassauboces to learn more.
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students have the opportunity to take university-level courses, learning about the expectations of a college curriculum while in the supportive and therapeutic environment of CCA. A similar partner ship with Nassau Community College (NCC) empowers students to attend courses at NCC, giving them a firsthand, real-life experience of college life.
In addition to improving the academic curriculum and implementing a school wide behavior plan, Korolczuk worked to improve morale and to create a sense of community within the center. To that end, he launched a monthly awards ceremony, recognizing students who are meeting overall expectations while achieving their own personal goals. He also prioritized family events to promote parentalKorolczukinvolvement.helpedto develop collabora tive relationships between CCA and local colleges. Through a partnership with Farmingdale State College, the school’s
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“Seventeen years as principal of a com plex high school has prepared me for the vital task of continuing the evolution of our regional schools,” said Korolczuk. “I have been, and continue to be, surround ed by so many caring and compassionate people here at Nassau BOCES. Together, we will prepare our students for college, careers, and to be contributing members of their communities, which is a critical component of the agency’s mission.”
r. Christopher Korolczuk has been promoted to assistant director of Nassau BOCES Department of Regional Schools and Instructional Programs (RSIP). He brings nearly 25 years of educational experience to the position, including more than 15 years as principal of the agency’s Center for Community Adjustment (CCA). He is a revered leader in the field of alter native education, having served in the most diverse and demanding learning environments.Korolczuk’sfirst order of business as assistant director is to learn all he can about RSIP. He intends to explore each unique program, educate himself on ways to build and strengthen the agency’s relationships with local industry partners, and determine how he can best meet the needs of all students in his charge.
Advanced Regents diplomas. He also developed and fostered connections between graduates with countless adult service agencies to support their transi tion to Korolczukadulthood.served for five years as pres ident of the Nassau BOCES Educational Administrators Association, where he represented more than 80 school admin istrators, collaborating closely with them to improve working conditions and meet educational goals. He was selected by the School Administrators Association of New York State and the Board of Regents to meet with the Commissioner of the State Education Department to discuss the importance of educational reform. In 2020, he received the Nassau BOCES Education Partner award.
Korolczuk has a doctorate in ed ucational leadership from St. John’s University. He holds a master’s degree in school administration from The College of Saint Rose, and a master’s in special education from California State University. He has earned certification as a teacher of special education from New York City, New York State and California State, and he is a New York State certified school administrator and supervisor.
Korolczuk raised the bar on profes sional accountability at the center while simultaneously improving staff morale. During his tenure, CCA enjoyed the highest graduation rates in its history, with students earning both Regents and
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least 30 inches away, taking breaks every 20 minutes, or investing in screen protectors that help limit exposure to blue light. Some health plans offer discounts on these types of protectors or computers with built in blue-light filtering properties. In part due to the increased time in front of screens, nearsightedness today affects 41 percent of Americans—up from 25 percent in 1970.
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review this back-to-school health checklist with actions to take to help give children a better chance to succeed inside and outside the classroom:
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Proper vision is crucial for success at school, both in the classroom and when playing sports. While school-based vision screenings are valuable, these exams can miss certain conditions, such as poor eye alignment, focusing issues and farsightedness. That’s why it is recommended children get their first comprehensive eye exam by age one and another prior to starting kindergarten. If no vision issues are detected, then it is recommended children have an exam at least once every two years. Unfortunately, an estimated 600,000 children and teens are blind or have a vision disorder, underscoring the importance of a visit to the eye doctor.
Even after receiving a comprehensive eye exam, it is important to monitor for digital eye strain. This condition can be caused by the overuse of digital devices, such as computers or smartphones, and can contribute to headaches, dry eyes and neck or shoulder pain. Some tips to help avoid digital eye strain include keeping computer screens at
In addition to routine cleanings, maintaining proper oral health at home is important year-round. That includes brushing your teeth (and tongue) for up to two minutes, after meals and before
Get a Dental Cleaning
Proper dental health can help your kids stay confident and smiling, and also benefit their overall well-being. That’s because oral health contributes to overall health, helping the body protect itself from infections, systemic inflammation and various types of diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. While tooth decay is largely preventable, it unfortunately ranks as the most common chronic disease among children. In fact, by age five, nearly 50 percent of children have at least one cavity. To help prevent that, consider scheduling a dental exam at the start of the school year and every six months after that.
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flossing daily, plus adding a water flosser; and staying hydrated to help avoid issues with dry mouth, while limiting sugary snacks and drinks.
which can help support the best possible outcome.Atthesame time, parents should help children adopt safe listening strategies and avoid excessive exposure to loud sounds, which can contribute to hearing loss over time. In fact, nearly 50 percent of people between ages 12 and 35 are at risk of developing hearing loss due to environmental factors, including listening to music through personal audio devices. Strategies to consider include using ear protection (earplugs or earmuffs) when attending sporting events or music concerts; following the 60-60 rule, which means limiting the use of earbuds or headphones to no more than 60 minutes at a time and at no more than 60 percent of the player’s maximum volume; and investing in noise-canceling earbuds or headphones to avoid the temptation to crank up the volume to overcome backgroundBack-to-schoolnoise.season is an exciting time, filled with friends and fun activities. To help make the most of this time of year, consider adding these three appointments to your family’s to-do list.
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Most schools provide hearing screenings, often every other year beginning in kindergarten or first grade. If a hearing issue is identified, such as hearing loss due to a middle ear infection, or hearing loss in a single ear, a referral for a comprehensive audiologic evaluation is generally the next step. It is important to not delay this more comprehensive testing with a health professional, as hearing loss can affect a child’s ability to develop
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• Only label books, backpacks and lunches with the student’s full name and any other information on the inside! Using initials on the outside is okay, but names, even just first names, on the outside can create an unsafe situation.
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Below is some guidance on how to start the new school year safely.
• Learn how to spot phishing emails: Scammers may send phishing emails to students and parents saying that they missed a delivery of school supplies. These emails request that the recipients click on a link to reschedule this delivery. That link either floods victims’ computers with malware or sends them to fake websites that request their personal and payment information.
• Use a credit card for online purchases, if possible. Credit cards offer the most protection against fraud, including the right to dispute charges if there are problems with your purchase.
• Protect documents that contain a child’s personal information. Understand where your child’s information is stored. Ask how after-school organizations and sports clubs secure their records: Are digital records connected to the internet and, if so, are they encrypted? Are physical records in locked filing cabinets? Who has access?
• Download retail apps only from trusted sources. Cybercriminals are now creating apps that look and might even function like legitimate retail apps but are actually malware designed to steal your personal and financial information, send text messages without your knowledge, or even track your location using your phone’s GPS capabilities.
• Your child’s personal information cannot be sold or released for any commercial purposes.
Back-to-school shopping is the second largest spending event for parents (behind holiday shopping). Often, a shopping scam starts with a fake website, mobile app or, increasingly, a social media ad. This year, smartphone shopping is on the rise as people are on the move again. DCP urges consumers to take note of common scams while shopping. Scammers may try to exploit the backto-school rush through fraudulent ads or through other forms of solicitations.
• Protect your identity when shopping online: Ensure transactions are conducted over a secure connection. Make sure the website is secure by identifying a padlock symbol by the URL or the https and avoid using public Wi-Fi to log in to online accounts.
The New York State Division of Consumer Protection provides resources and education materials to consumers on product safety, as well as voluntary mediation services between consumers and businesses. The Consumer Assistance Helpline 800-697-1220 is available Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding state holidays, and consumer complaints can be filed at any time at www.facebook.com/nysconsumer.Twitter:followForwww.dos.ny.gov/consumer-protection.moreconsumerprotectiontips,theDivisiononsocialmediaat@NYSConsumerandFacebook:
Other ways to pay close attention to your child’s personal information:
including full names, addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, or even where they go to school. Social media posts often reveal sensitive information unintentionally. Cybercriminals look for content that can reveal answers to security questions used to reset passwords, making accounts vulnerable to identity theft.
• Watch out for fake coupons on social media: If the coupon doesn’t come from a recognized coupon distributor, the manufacturer, or a specific store, be wary.
• If you have questions about student data, please see information available for parents from The New York State Department of Education.
Some highlights to know about this law:
• Both parents and students should be careful on all social media platforms: don’t overshare. Any information you post can be seen and utilized by identity thieves. Avoid sharing personal information
• If your child is under age 18, you have the right to inspect and review the complete contents of your child’s education records.
• Beware of fake ads and websites: As fraudsters continue to advance in sophistication, fake websites frequently resemble legitimate sites with credible looking logos, pictures, and payment options. If the website is advertising extremely low
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• Be careful when providing identifying information to after-school activities and sports clubs upon registration. If asked for a Social Security number (SSN), inquire why it is needed and insist on using another identifier. Oftentimes organizations include the SSN request as a formality, and it may not be mandatory.
• Ensure you know who the seller is. Some major retailers allow third party sellers to list items on their site, and those items can be hard to distinguish from the rest. Read all the fine print to ensure you are comfortable with the seller.
The NYS Division of Consumer Protection (DCP) is providing targeted scam prevention and shopping tips for parents and “Back-to-schoolchildren.shopping is the second largest spending event for parents, after the holidays, which makes it critically important for parents to know how to safeguard against scams to protect their privacy and finances,” said Secretary of State Robert J Rodriguez. “And as more and more schools use technology as a teaching tool, parents should know what information is being obtained from their student and how to protect their children’s identity and privacy. Children should not have to give up their privacy rights just to do their homework. I urge parents to use these tips so students from elementary school to high school stay safe this school year.”
Under New York State’s Education Law, if you are a parent of a child in the New York State schools, you have rights regarding the privacy and security of your child’s personal information and data. State law requires each educational agency to publish its Data Privacy and Security Policy to its website. Technology has become a permanent fixture of the education experience. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently issued a policy statement that put educational technology on notice about children’s privacy. In other words, educational tech companies can’t require parents and schools to agree to the comprehensive surveillance of children for kids to use those learning tools. Thus, parents and guardians need to place close attention to the technology children use, what information they collect, and how they use it.
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• Discuss internet safety tips with children and remind them to be careful about opening attachments and suspicious emails.
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FCA President and CEO Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds kicked off the International Overdose Awareness Day remembrance at THRIVE Recovery Center in Hauppauge. Joining him at the podium from left: LICADD Executive Director Steve Chassman; Larry Lamendola, who lost his daughter, Lisa, to the epidemic; Dr. Edmond Hakimi, LIRA; Alana Urbont Marino, Director of Community Engagement, HUGS, Inc.; and FCA Director of Peer and Recovery Services Nicole Augustino Carey. (Photo courtesy of Family & Children’s Association)
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Reverend Bobby Lloyd and Dianne Lloyd offered a prayer and conducted the reading of the names during a candlelight vigil.
“[Roughly] eight years ago, I turned to my wife, who also has a degree in art and said I didn’t want to touch the computer—I wanted to learn how to get the stuff on the canvas, but I didn’t know the first thing about it anymore,” he recalled. “She educated me in what you
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“I think Basquiat had so much talent in being able to compose properly, his completely freaky, chaotic paintings. We all know them as being completely chaotic and busy, but they never lose their balanced sense of composition and I think this is a sign of a true artist. I think Warhol had the same talent. They were very different, but if they had to, they were really good representational artists. They could draw anatomy 24-7. What it goes to show us is a very unique approach to art. Both wonderfully crazy people, but I would say every time I see Basquiat’s stuff, it just takes my breath away.”
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“He was another crazy painter from 100 years ago that again used freaky colors. His use of irides cent colors at a time when people weren’t using them—if I could go back in time, I’d ask him what he was on. How come everything is so different? There is a spiritual side to what he’s trying to communi cate that I think is so unique and beautiful.”
“He is my favorite. I can’t believe the two things he accomplishes at once which is a striking emotional impact with the portraits that he does. And then, the other thing is, they’re so weird. It’s like some weird alchemy. How does he make you fall in love with the subjects and yet, they are distorted and the colors are all freaky. Everything about it is freaky. It’s still a beautiful image that transmits something really special of love of the subject, so I love that about him.”
In rocking out in two creative disciplines, the longtime Bay Area native was happy to share painters who inspired him to pick up a brush and create. Joe Satriani will be playing on Oct. 27 at the Beacon Theatre, 74th Street and Broadway, NYC. Visit www. beacontheatre.com or call 866858-0008 for more information. Visit www.longislandweekly.com to read a feature on Joe Satriani.
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With offices in New York City, Boca Raton and now Nassau County, SSRGA is a full-ser vice law firm with practice areas including real estate, real estate development, coop erative and condominium board represen tation, real estate-related and commercial litigation, health care, matrimonial, family law, appellate law, reproductive law, trusts and estates, probate administration, not-forprofit, corporate, landlord/tenant, financing, intellectual property, and insurance.
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“Dina’s proven ability to negotiate complex family matters will support our commitment to provide superior legal representation for our clients,” said Steven Sladkus, co-founder and partner at SSRGA. “Her knowledge and skillset powerfully complement the indus try-leading attorneys in our matrimonial,
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chwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas LLP (SSRGA), a leading full-ser vice law firm based in New York City, has announced that family law attorney Dina M. De Giorgio will join the firm as a partner. De Giorgio will become part of SSRGA’s family law department and will operate out of both SSRGA’s new Long Island office in Port Washington, NY, and the New York City office.DeGiorgio brings more than 27 years of divorce, family law and mediation experi ence to the firm. She previously managed and practiced in her own boutique firm, where she represented clients through every step of legal proceedings. De Giorgio works on all aspects of hearings and trials and acts as a tenacious advocate for clients in both mediations and litigation. For eight years, she also exercised her advocacy experience as a representative for the citizens of Port Washington and Manhasset as Councilwoman in the Town of North Hempstead.DeGiorgio received a bachelor’s degree summa cum laude from Fordham University in 1989 with a major in psychology, and her Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law in 1992. She is a member of the Family Law Section of the New York State Bar Association, the Matrimonial Law Committee of the Nassau County Bar Association, and a member of the New York State Council on Divorce Mediation and the National Association of Divorce Professionals, where she is a co-director for the Special Needs Chapter.
SSRGA recently expanded to South Florida, merging with two firms there and establishing an office in Boca Raton. This expansion brought appellate law, adminis trative law and criminal appeals to SSRGA’s existing practice areas of real estate, health care, not-for-profit, litigation, business and corporate, matrimonial and family law, and trust and estate law. The firm’s expansion will create synergies for SSRGA’s real estate, trusts and estates, and matrimonial practices.
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—Submitted by Schwartz Sladkus Reich Greenberg Atlas LLP
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“I am so proud that the town will be partnering with North Shore University Hospital to provide these training sessions which will spread awareness and help others learn the warning signs of drug
The program will teach participants how to prevent, recognize and respond to an overdose. All who complete the program will be provided a Narcan (Naloxone) kit. Naloxone can reverse and block the effects of opioids, which will restore normal breathing to a person if their breathing has slowed
Our community now has the opportunity to take a stand and save whatever shoreline we still have. The Port Washington Peninsula has already lost 90 percent of its undeveloped open space and 70 percent of our shoreline to development. It is up to the Town of North Hempstead to keep intact an unfragmented, living, and resilient shoreline corridor. Our community must fight for the protection of this critical land.
Here is what you can do to protect our shorelines from this development at 145 West Shore Rd.:
2. Sign an online petition, “Save Port Washington and Hempstead Harbor from Overdevelopment,” at www.pwdevwatch.com/SaveOurShorelinementand-hempstead-harbor-from-overdevelop-save-port-washington-tonh-beach-park-www.change.org/p/orsubmitanonlineletterathttps://3.BesuretoshowupattheTownof North Hempstead Hearing to speak up against this development at the North Hempstead Town Hall at 220 Plandome Rd. Manhasset, NY 11030. This hearing will take place on Wednesday, September 28th at 7:00pm.
To support biodiversity and local ecology, it is critical to ensure that conservation areas are linked to each other across the landscape rather than set aside as small, fragmented, and isolated pockets of habitat. Fragmented habitats are more vulnerable to sea-level rise and pollution. Local and state planning paradigms need to change from a piecemeal and site-specific to a landscape and ecosystem approach. This means protecting and interconnecting the greater Hempstead Harbor Shoreline Corridor—including the habitat at 145 West Shore Road that is at risk at this critical time.
North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena today announced that the Town is partnering with North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset to hold free opioid overdose prevention and Stop the Bleed training sessions for residents on Thursday, Sept. 29, from 4-6 p.m. at Clinton G. Martin Park in New Hyde Park.
—Written by David Jakim, Port Washington Resident
Salt Marsh Restoration of the Hempstead Harbor Shoreline Corridor at May Newburger Cove, directly South of the Hempstead Harbor Beach Park, 2012. (Contributed photo)
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addiction, as well as prepare individuals to administer life-saving measures in time of need,” Supervisor DeSena said. “September is National Recovery Month, and initiatives like this help save lives. I hope our residents can join us for these important seminars.”
Port Washington’s Coastal Ecosystems at Risk Due To Proposed Development
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“Preparation is key to confronting any crisis and both Narcan training as well as Stop the Bleed skills are valuable life-saving measures that anyone can provide in an emergency,” said Jon Sendach, Executive Director, North Shore University Hospital. “If aid is rendered in real-time, that gives
—Submitted by the Town of North Hempstead
community from rising sea levels, our salt marshes provide ecosystem services. They remediate pollution, improve water quality, mitigate stormwater run-off, sequester carbon, provide nurseries for fish, support our shell-fishing industry, promote ecotourism and bird-watching, and increase property values. Recognising these values, a salt marsh restoration just south of Hempstead Beach Park, was established at May Newburger Cove in 2012, and it is thriving.
1. Call and/or write your local officials to advocate they work to restore our shoreline not pave over it. You can write or call your local officials. They can be reached at the following address: North Hempstead Town Hall 220 Plandome Rd. Manhasset, NY 11030 or Town Clerk’s Office can be called at (516) 869-6311
In Port Washington, Southern Land Company, a real estate company from Nashville Tennessee, is proposing to build a 2.7 acre, seven–story waterfront development. This proposed development is located at 145 West Shore Rd. on the Hempstead Harbor Shoreline of Port Washington, NY. Such a development, proposed and marketed by profiteers many worlds away, would demolish a natural habitat area that is right on the shoreline of our own Hempstead Harbor! Port Washington’s shoreline corridor is critical to protecting our community from rising seas and increasingly severe storms, storms even worse than Hurricane Sandy. The proposed development is also likely to lead to a cascade of future shoreline developments.Thebeautiful Hempstead Harbor shoreline corridor is part of a mosaic of 800 acres of diverse forests, meadows, freshwater marshes and salt marshes with springs, seeps, and streams that flow into Hempstead Harbor. The corridor and interconnected wild areas are Port Washington’s greatest reservoir of biodiversity. The region along the Bay supports hundreds of species of plants, hundreds of species of birds, and other wildlife. It is a refuge for many species of sensitive water birds such as herons and egrets and for large mammals like coyote, deer, and fox that require greater undeveloped tracts of land. The same birds, butterflies, and winged creatures that use the Hempstead Harbor shoreline corridor as a primary habitat area also visit and grace our other preserves and the backyard gardens across our region. All these natural habitats that we protect create a space for environmental learning and experiences in nature that fight nature deficit disorder and make people more likely to stand up for the environment.
Our coastal ecosystems provide economic value that must no longer be underestimated during development and land-use process planning. In addition to protecting our
due to an opioid overdose. Narcan is a needle-free nasal spray that was designed to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose in minutes. Additionally, participants will also be provided Stop the Bleed training, which will allow them to recognize and respond to life-threatening bleeding situations.
There will be two sessions: session one will be held from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. and session two will be held from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. To register call 311 or 516-869-6311.
first responders crucial additional minutes to stabilize the victim. North Shore University Hospital is grateful to be able to work with the Town of North Hempstead to deliver this practical expertise to help save lives in the community.”
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incredible 50 laps. There were kids who easily swam a mile, 72 laps, or strove to hit 100 laps. Most impressively, two swimmers, Robert Pedersen and Caleb Weiss, the first two in the pool, swam 355 laps totaling three miles with Mitchell Stevens close behind with 302 laps.
The Red Devils Swim Team. (Contributed photo)
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The coaches, past and present, are forever grateful to all of the swimmers and their amazing families for joining them in supporting CancerCare and creating a legacy for this team.
Fifty swimmers arrived early on a Sunday morning, the day after their final dual meet and only a few days before their champi onship meet, to swim for CancerCare. The swimmers were eager to hop in the pool and swim as many laps as they could, hoping to beat their fundraising from the previous year and match their goals.
Red Devils Host Swim-A-Thon For CancerCare
s devoted members of the Port Washington community who are invested in continuing the legacy on which the Red Devils Swim Team was built upon, Victoria Sanger, Olivia Moss, and Gordon Shaub took it upon themselves to create an event that goes beyond the sport of swimming. In 2018, they introduced the SWIM-A-THON for CancerCare to the Red Devil Family in support of a cause that the coaches all held extremely near and dear to their hearts; in honor of their families, and all those affected by cancer’s reach.
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It was an honor and a privilege for the Red Devils to host the Swim-a-Thon to raise money for CancerCare. The sentimental aura that radiated from their very first event left them with a sense of fulfillment like no other, far exceeding any monetary value generated by the cause. The overwhelming success of their first event was evident in donations, swimmer turnout, and ultimately gave rise to a new Red Devil tradition.
There were little “8 and under” swimmers who came to the event pledging to swim 20 laps maximum, but ended up reaching an
As the donations poured in, the coaches’ goal was to match the previous year’s donation of $5,000. The team pulled together, blowing that goal out of the proverbial water and leaving the coaches in shock and awe of their amazing swimmers who came together to raise money for a cause bigger than themselves. This year, a mere five years after the start of this event, the Manorhaven Red Devil Swim Team was able to raise and donate $10,767 to CancerCare.
Since their inaugural event at which the team raised about $1,500, the Manorhaven Red Devil Swim-A-Thon for CancerCare has grown in size year after year. This year, at the fourth annual Swim-A-Thon for CancerCare, the team reached new heights in their fundraising efforts, enjoying more success than they ever believed possible. The team, led by coaches Caitlin Shaub, Gordon Shaub and Calvin Ye, was able to bring in record numbers thanks to the participation of swimmers and their families.
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North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, Town Clerk Ragini Srivastava, Council Members Dennis Walsh and David Adhami along with Receiver of Taxes Charles Ber man hosted an India Indepen dence Day celebration and flag raising ceremony at Town Hall on Aug, 23. India Independence Day takes place each year on Aug. 15 and marks when India gained its independence from Great Britain.
amount of funding for the program remains for 2022. Fall is a great time to plant since it has cooler temperatures and higher amounts of rainfall. For more information
—Submitted by the Town of North Hempstead
by Monday, Oct. 10. $45 for Auxiliary Members and $50 for Non-Members.
The planting of these gardens benefits the endangered monarch butterfly (declared by the Inter national Union for Conservation of Nature) and aids in the Town’s efforts to create habitat through the National Wildlife Federation’s May ors’ Monarch Pledge program. The gardens were planted with many native nectar and host plants in cluding butterfly milkweed, which is a host plant for monarch caterpil lars and an important nectar source for a variety of other pollinators. Additional plant species includ ed mountain mint, Virginia rose, turtlehead, Canadian columbine, spotted beebalm and asters.
In addition to creating habitat on Town properties the Town is working to expand the use of native plants throughout residential areas by offering $350 rebates to residents to install a native
Local officials celebrating India Day.
Fall Events At Clark Botanic Garden
North Hempstead’s Clark Botanic Garden has a wide selection of events for this fall. Participants are encouraged to sign up for one of many lectures and events that are held each month.
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Whitney Garden, July 2022.
own of North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena and the Town Board are happy to announce that this past spring, habitats for pollinators were created in the form of multiple pollinator gardens at Whitney Pond Park in Manhasset and Gerry Pond Park in Roslyn. The beautiful plants and pollinators in these gardens can be enjoyed by park visitors and provide vital resources for native pollinators like butterflies, bees, hoverflies, and beetles.
• Sunday, Oct. 16, 2022 - The Beau ty of the Fall Garden with Vinnie Simeone, noted garden writer and lecturer, currently Director of Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park. Vinnie will lead participants around the garden, highlighting the many wonders of the fall garden on Long Island. Workshop fee is $10 per person.
For more information about the Fanny Dwight Clark Memorial Gar den Inc. or to learn more about the upcoming workshops, please www.clarkbotanic.org/events.htmlvisit:
plant garden in their yard. This year the Town received $10,000 from the Nassau County Soil and Water Conservation District for this rebate program. A limited
the biodiversity of the Town.”
Proceeds from these events go toward the Fanny Dwight Clark Memorial Garden Inc., which works to help preserve the Clark legacy as a thriving botanic garden for the community.
Gerry Garden, August 2022. (Contributed photos)
Speeches were made at the India Day celebration. (Contributed photos)Flag raising ceremony.
Upcoming events include: • Wednesday, Oct. 19 – Autumn Luncheon & Artisan Boutique – Enjoy lunch, raffles, artisan wares, and a garden tour led by Master Horticulturist Bonnie Klein. Reservations are due
—Submitted by the Town of North Hempstead
North Hempstead Continues To Add Pollinator Habitats
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North Hempstead Hosts India Independence Day Celebration At Town Hall
—Submitted by the Town of North Hempstead
“Protecting and preserving our environment is a top priority for the Town of North Hempstead, and these pollinator gardens go a long way towards supporting our native pollinators, as they are an important part of our ecosystem,” Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena said. “I am proud that the Town is taking the lead on initiatives like this one, as they serve to increase
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LEGAL NOTICE INC. VILLAGE OF MANORHAVEN BOARD OF TRUSTEES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a special session and public hearing will be held by and before the Board of Trustees of the Inc. Village of Manorhaven, New York, at Manorhaven Village Hall, located at 33 Manorhaven Boulevard, Port Washington, New York 11050, on Wednesday, Sep-
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Shelley has been an integral part of what The Art Guild is today - a vibrant, visual arts community center. ShelleyHoltzman.com Ilene Silberstein attended the Fashion Institute of Technology, receiving an AS degree in Fashion Design. After a career in clothing design, she left to raise a family and complete a BS degree in Visual Arts at SUNY College at Old Westbury.
Se da aviso de que se realizará una Elección Anual el 13 de diciembre de 2022 en la Asociación de Ciudadanos Americanos Polacos, Inc., 5 Pulaski Place, Port Washington, NY 11050, entre las horas de 12:00 p.m. y 9:00 p.m., con el propósito de elegir un (1) Comisionado del Distrito por el término de tres (3) años, a partir del 1 de enero de 2023. Además, se da aviso de que, de conformidad con la Subdivisión “20” de la Sección 215 de la Ley de la Ciudad, los Comisionados de dicho Distrito han adoptado una resolución que establece que los candidatos para el Distrito deberán presentar sus nombres ante el Secretario del Distrito
From the first time she gathered with members to paint the gallery walls in 2007 to steering TAG through the global pandemic, TAG continues to grow and thrive under Ilene’s leadership. As co-president since 2009, Ilene’s body of work is evident in her commitment to advancing the visual arts in our community. www.ilenesilberstein.com
Now residing in New York City, she was a resident of Port Washington for 36 years and raised her family there. Ilene has always been active in Port Washington and beyond. She served as the development director for the Landmark Theater, design director for the Port Washington High School Gambol, a member of the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce, and on the Harborfest Committee. Ilene was also honored by being appointed to The Art Advisory Council of The Town of North Hempstead. Ilene continues to travel to The Art Guild (TAG) to paint and work with the board of directors, executive committee, and staff. Ilene is an award-winning painter and member of American Women Artists.
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Shelley was there from the onset as TAG be came a non-profit, held its first show, found a building to call home, and survived a fire
For information about The Art Lover’s Fling, including purchasing tickets, sponsorships, donations or to become a member, please visit www.theartguild.org, call 516-304-5797 or email info@theart guild.org
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PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that this meeting is open to the public. All those wishing to attend are invited to do so. Persons in need of special assistance should notify the Village Clerk-Treasurer in sufficient time to permit arrangements to be made to enable such persons to BYparticipate.ORDEROF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Notice is hereby given that an Annual Election will be held on the 13th day of December, 2022 at the Polish American Citizens Association, Inc., 5 Pulaski Place, Port Washington, NY 11050, between the hours of 12:00p.m. and 9:00p.m., for the purpose of electing one (1) Commissioner of the District for the term of three (3) years, commencing January 1, Notice2023.is further given that pursuant to Subdivision “20” of Section 215 of the Town Law, a Resolution has been duly adopted by the Commissioners of such District providing that candidates for the District shall file their names with the Secretary of the District or at the District office no later the 3:30 p.m. on November 4, 2022 and in addition, require that such nomination be submitted in Petition form, as provided by the District and available at the District office during
Shelley has been Co-President for the past ten years. For over two decades,
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tember 28, at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the property located at 12-20 Matinecock Avenue in Port Washington, NY 11050. The regular monthly meeting of the Board will follow.
The Art Lover’s Fling will be held on Friday, Oct. 14 at The Village Club of Sands Point. We are so proud to be honoring the women that made the last 20 years possible, our co-presidents Shelley Holtzman and IleneShelley’sSilberstein.passion for art can be traced back to childhood, leading her to earn a BFA from the University of Michigan. Shelley built a career at Brouillard Communications as Art Director, group Creative Director, and Senior Vice President.In1995, Shelley and her family moved to Port Washington. Shortly after that, The Art Guild (TAG) started when a group of artists met in Terri Skhuda’s kitchen to discuss art.
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Councilmember Veronica Lurvey said, “Matt Falcone was a dedicated community member who served our country and community faithfully his entire life. I first met Matt through the American Legion Post 304, the Kiwanis Club, and the town’s Veterans Advisory committee, and I was privileged to call him a friend. He loved his friends, his fellow veterans and his country. Most of all, he loved and was so proud of his family. We miss him, and we are privileged to honor him in this way.”
‘Lance Corporal Matthew A. Falcone Memorial Bridge’ spans parkway
—Submitted by the office of Senator Anna Kaplan
A tireless advocate for the veteran community, Falcone was a past president of the Marine Corps League, a member of the Town of North Hempstead’s Veteran’s Advisory Committee, as well as past president of American Legion Post 304 in Manhasset.Anactive civic leader, he held leadership positions and donated his time and talents to organizations including the Church of Saint Mary, the Manhasset Community Club, IBEW Local 3, the Knights of Columbus, the Manhasset Public Library, the Kiwanis Club and the North Hempstead Country Club.
“Matthew Falcone was an institution in Manhasset, rightfully earning him the affectionate moniker of ‘Mr. Manhasset.’ I always knew Matt as a man dedicated to his family, his community, and to service, both to his country during his time in the Marine Corps, and to those in need that he came across in life,” DeSena said. “I will forever be thankful for his wisdom, guidance, and generosity in helping me establish the St. Vincent de Paul Society. This posthumous dedication in his honor is a well-deserved tribute to his enduring legacy.”
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As a commemorative sign replicating those that now grace the Falcone Bridge was revealed for the crowd, the Nassau County Firefighters Pipes and Drums played a moving rendition of “Amazing Grace,” as a massive flag graced the sky above courtesy of the Manhasset Lakeville Fire Department.
The “Lance Corporal Matthew A. Falcone Memorial Bridge” on Shelter Rock Road will honor the lasting legacy of this incredibly deserving individual in a place where thousands travel every day.Kaplan said, “Matt Falcone was an extraordinarily special person whose generosity of spirit was a constant source of inspiration to me and so many others. I will always remember Matt not only for his dedication to his country, his fellow veterans, his family, and his community, but also for his big heart, and his inability to say no when someone needed help. He was a true giant in our community, and I’m honored to share his legacy with everyone by dedicating this bridge in his name that so many of us travel every day.”
From left: Denise Cestone (daughter of Matthew Falcone), Senator Anna Kaplan and Assemblywoman Gina Sillitti.
The Manhasset High School String quartet played a beautiful musical ensemble as guestsAmericanarrived.Legion Post 304 led the Presentation of Colors and Post Commander John Iacono led the Pledge of Allegiance. Reagan Stone performed a stirring rendition of the Star Spangled Banner, and Father Dominik Wegiel of St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church led a moving invocation.
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Lance Corporal Falcone was affectionately known as “Mr. Manhasset” by the many people who knew him, having dedicated so much of his life to local civic involvement in addition to his dedicated service to our nation in the armed forces.
Sillitti said “Today. the Manhasset community came together to celebrate the life of Matthew Falcone and dedicate the Shelter Rock Road Bridge in his honor. I am
The Sept. 10 dedication ceremony, held in Mary Jane Davies Green Park in Manhasset, followed passage of a law in New York State by Senator Kaplan and Assemblywoman Sillitti, S.3107B/A.3483, to formally designate the bridge as the “Lance Corporal Matthew A. Falcone Memorial Bridge.”
The event also included remarks from North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, USMC veteran Bruce Marsanico, and Lance Corporal Falcone’s daughter, Denise Cestone.
Kaplan added, “I wanted to find a way to honor Matty that was larger than life, because Matty was a larger than life kind of a guy. I thought a bridge would be a fittingly big way to recognize him,but, most importantly, bridges bring communities together, and that’s what Matty was all about.”
Matthew Falcone’s family joins Senator Anna Kaplan to reveal signage at the Falcone Bridge, From left: Lauren Cestone, Vincent Cestone, Senator Kaplan and Denise Cestone. (Contributed Photos)
ew York State Senator Anna M. Kaplan (D-North Hills) and Assemblywoman Gina L. Sillitti (D-Port Washington) posthumously honored Marine Corps veteran and beloved Manhasset community member Lance Corporal Matthew A. Falcone by officially dedicating a bridge over the Northern State Parkway in Nassau County in his name.
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Veterans and officials gather around a sign commemorating the dedication of the Falcone Bridge.
Following the event, Lance Corporal Falcone’s family joined Senator Kaplan to unveil signage at the Falcone Bridge itself, which spans the Northern State Parkway in North Hills and carries Shelter Rock Road, a gateway to the Manhasset community.
so glad that we were able to join together with his family, friends, and the community to highlight the legacy and the impact he had on all of us. A veteran, civic leader, and community activist, Mr. Falcone was affectionately known as ‘Mr. Manhasset.’ His community service and achievements, along with today’s dedication, is a testament to all he has done for our community and our country.“Theevent, which was attended by approximately 200 local residents, friends and family of Falcone, was a fitting tribute to a man who was so beloved by the Manhasset community and beyond.
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The Manhasset High School String Quartet provided musical accompaniment to the dedication ceremony.
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