Port Holiday Guide 12-07-2016

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CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING

Welcoming The Christmas Season Record-breaking line created for photo-op with Santa and Mrs. Claus By Meagan McCarty

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id you ever see the faces of the children/they get so excited/ they believe in dreams and all they mean/ including [Santa’s} generosity.” (From the musical, The Who’s “Tommy”). The radiance from the children’s faces as they kept an eager eye out for Santa warmed hearts as a record-breaking crowd gathered together to welcome Christmas to Port Washington with the 19th annual lighting of the tree at Blumenfeld Park on Sunday, Dec. 4. After an introduction by emcee Susan Bishop Copeland, the festivities began. The beautiful pageant spoke to the crowd of the true Christmas story, narrated by the pastor of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, the Reverend Dr. Charles R. Vogley. The St. Peter’s Children’s Chorus, directed by John Chang, was accompanied by the brass band Liquid Bread and together they added musical magic to the joyful event. The tree this year was dedicated in memory of Bob Harding and Dereck O’Reilly. Their families shared the spirit of Christmas with the community

The 19th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Committee with Santa and Mrs. Claus, of course.

as they lit the tree together in honor of their loved ones. The crowd joined in together, as they did with the caroling, and counted down from 10 to the tree being lit. Just then, with lights flashing, a fire truck pulled up with Santa and Mrs. Claus. More than 200 children cheered their arrival and patiently waited in

line to let them know that they have been “good” this year and what special toy they look forward to seeing under the tree on Christmas morning. As she observed the special twinkle in the children’s eyes as they sat on Santa’s lap, Tree Lighting organizer and volunteer Patty Atkins said, “It is fun to be a part of something that people look forward to every year. It’s a great way to celebrate the beginning of Christmas, with everyone you know or maybe don’t know yet.” “We are so happy to keep alive the Christmas spirit in Port Washington. The Christmas tree in Blumenfeld Park is a beautiful gift for our entire town. I am so proud to be part of this tradition and grateful for all of the volunteers on our committee,” Claudia Rudegeair, chair of the Christmas Tree Lighting Committee, chimed in with a smile as she watched the last child happily hop off of Santa’s lap, confident that the jolly man added his wishes to his list. The Christmas Tree Lighting Committee said that if anyone would like to help to continue this tradition, contributions can be made to the P.W. Tree Lighting and brought in, or mailed to, S.F.Falconer Florist, 8 South Maryland Ave., Port Washington, NY 11050.

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he Port Washington Chamber of Commerce has announced that the Town of North Hempstead (TONH) will suspend parking fees along Main Street and Port Washington Boulevard from Dec. 12 to Dec. 31. Red bags will cover the meters throughout the holiday shopping season. Chamber Co-president Warren Schein thanked TONH Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio, Supervisor Judi Bosworth and the entire TONH board for continuing this holiday tradition. Shoppers will be allowed to park at the meters on Main Street and Port Washington Boulevard and along some commercial side streets including Carlton Avenue, South Maryland Avenue and Irma Avenue, for 90 minutes for free. To discourage commuters from using the street parking spaces meant for shoppers, cars that exceed the 90-minute limit are subject to ticketing. Parking meters will remain in effect in the TONH parking lots. Chamber Copresident Mitch Schwartz said, “This will give Port residents an added incentive to shop locally throughout the holiday season.” There are many other advantages to doing your holiday shopping in Port Washington, including receiving friendly, personalized service and saving time, gas and frustration by not having to travel to malls and look for a parking space in their overcrowded parking lots. It’s always safer to stay close to home when bad weather strikes. Most importantly, shopping locally means you are supporting the merchants that support our town all year. Remember, your local merchants care about you and support the Port community. Did you know that for every $100 spent in locally owned stores, $68 returns to the community through taxes, payroll, donations and other expenditures? If you spend that in a national chain, only $43 stays here. If you spend it online, nothing comes home. For a copy of the Chamber of Commerce business directory, Try Port First, and suggestions on where to find that special gift locally, call the Chamber office at 516-883-6566 or go to www.pwguide.com.

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is the season for giving gifts. But if the thought of playing Santa this year has you feeling like a Grinch, the business community of Port Washington is ready to put you back in the holiday spirit. The charming mom-andpop stores are filled with unique gift items that will leave everyone on your list feeling cheery and bright. From books for young readers, delicate bracelets for friends or sweet-smelling soaps for your coworkers, here are some of our top picks for one-of-a-kind gifts you can buy right here in Port Washington.

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Holidays are sweeter with pastries and cakes from Saint Honore Pastry Shop. The Port bakery offers a wide selection of individual pastries—including fruit tarts, tiramisu, cannolis and napoleons—as well as holiday cakes perfect for the season. Prices vary.

Make it personal with a customized gift from Uptown Artworks. The pieces, which are inspired by vintage bus and subway signs, are the perfect addition to any home. Prices vary.

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Perfect either stacked or worn alone, these gorgeous bracelets from Suite 275 are a delicate, beautiful addition to any wrist. So cute, it’ll be hard not to add one to your own stocking. $11.

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Keep the good spirits flowing with this Eight Crazy Nights Hanukkah Beer Basket from Craft Beer Cellars, featuring eight specially selected craft beers to enjoy during Hanukkah. The festive basket also includes one free glass of your choice. $35.

Whether you choose a classic or new release, books from Dolphin Bookshop are a gift readers both young and old can enjoy time and time again. Elaborately illustrated children’s books are not only beautiful to look at, but provide an avenue for special reading time between the giver and recipient. Prices vary.

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EXPERT INSTALLATIONS For The Artsy One Treat the entertainment lover in your life to a night out, with a gift certificate to the Landmark on Main Street. With a wide variety of shows—ranging from comedy, to children’s programming, to music and film screenings—there’s something for everyone at this well-known venue. Prices vary.

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For That Special Lady Everyone loves a little sparkle, and these Double Sided Rose-cut Topaz Drop Earrings from Glenn Bradford Fine Jewelry are sure to delight. $1,395.


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For The Adventurer Know someone who practically lives on the water? Help them take the plunge with sailing classes at Port Sailing School. The school offers classes for both beginner and advanced sailors, as well as family classes. This is truly a gift that your loved ones won’t forget. Prices vary.

For The Perfect Hostess This beautiful asymmetrical white bone china serving bowl from Wit & Whim is sure to please. Featuring an Indian-inspired elephant motif, this is a stylish addition to anyone’s dishware collection. $125.

For The Ones With Signature Tastes Help your loved ones establish their brand with a gift from the Initial Shop. The custom embroidery and monogramming shop specializes in giving ordinary items—such as tote bags, towels, baby blankets, etc.—a personalized touch. Prices vary.

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his year the ladies at Port Washington Yacht Club (PWYC) changed the traditional Holiday Party to a true fundraiser, celebrating the life of a friend lost

at a young age to colon cancer. This year’s PWYC Ladies Holiday Party was dedicated in loving memory to Stacey Fuller Cohn, longtime Port Washington resident and club member. Always vivacious with a zest for life and kindness in her heart, she was a friend to many. The proceeds of

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the evening’s event would benefit the DeRosa Foundation for Colon Cancer in Cohn’s honor. The DeRosa Foundation was founded by Kathy DeRosa, who herself had been diagnosed with hyperplastic polyposis syndrome. Her diagnosis was luckily caught in

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anukkah, the eight-day festival of light that celebrates the triumph of good over evil, is one of the most sacred holidays of the Jewish faith. While it is a time to reflect upon life, love, family and friendships, doing so over a plate of latkes will undoubtedly make it better. Whether Jewish, Christian, Hindu, Muslim or whatever religion one chooses to practice, anyone can enjoy a good helping of potato pancakes. Luckily, this festival feast staple has few ingredients, follows simple instructions, is relatively quick to cook and conducive to being prepared in a variety of styles. To start, here’s a traditional latke recipe in its simplest form. If followed accordingly, these instructions should yield 12 to 16 latkes.

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brown, then flip. Transfer the finished latkes to a towel to absorb excess oil and season with more salt and pepper. Repeat the steps for each batch, adding more oil to the pan as necessary. Though they are delicious as is, with a few extra add-ons, transform regular latkes into the talk of the dinner table.

1 lb. potatoes peeled ¼ cup finely chopped shallots 1 large egg, lightly beaten ½ cup panko breadcrumbs 1½ tsp. salt and freshly ground black pepper • Vegetable oil for frying (or coconut oil as a healthier alternative) Yields: 12-16 latkes

SPICY Fire up Passover this year with spicy cajun latkes. Add a dash of cayenne and grated raw jalapenos. Include as little or as much as you’d like depending on what your taste buds can handle, and add a teaspoon of lemon juice to neutralize the spiciness. Top it off with chipotle mayo dipping sauce.

Grate the potatoes either by hand or by placing them in a food processor, and add to a large bowl of cold water. Let the shavings soak for one to two minutes, then drain well. Spread the potatoes and finely chopped shallots on a cheesecloth or towel and gently squeeze to get rid of excess moisture. Next, add the potatoes and shallots to a bowl and stir in the egg, salt and pepper. Coat the bottom of a large stovetop pan with either vegetable oil or coconut oil and put it over a medium flame. Take the potato mixture and form round pancake-like shapes consisting of about two tablespoons worth. Working in batches of four latkes at a time, cook each for about five minutes until the undersides begin to

CHEESY When in doubt, just add cheese. And while you’re at it, why not add three different kinds? From cheddar, to Swiss, to pepper jack and everything in between, there’s no limit to what can be made of the cheesy delicacy. One option is a cheddar, parmesan and mozzarella blend. Add a little or add a lot for the optimal amount of melty greatness. For a side dip, make use of your favorite tomato soup.

SWEET Easily swap the regular potatoes for sweet potatoes and you have a new dish entirely. Not only are the sweet potatoes tasty, but it is also a healthier carb alternative, proven to be an excellent source of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, manganese and other essential nutrients. To the finished product, add a bit of powdered sugar and some honey mustard dipping sauce or applesauce on the side. HEALTHY Add a healthy dose of vegetables to your latkes. Ingredients may vary depending on personal preferences, but opt for leafy greens, like spinach and kale, and root vegetables that can be easily grated, such as beets, parsnips, carrots, radishes and kohlrabi. Finely cut your vegetables of choice or put them in a food processor. To rid of excess moisture, place them in a cheesecloth and squeeze. Then add the vegetable mixture to the original latke recipe above, with one added egg. The final product can be best paired with sour cream or greek yogurt.

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ENTERTAINMENT

December Upcoming Concerts At Landmark On Main Street Darlene Love: A Darlene Love Christmas Sunday, Dec. 11 In The House

It’s no wonder The New York Times raves: “Darlene Love’s thunderbolt voice is as embedded

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performances. In 2011, she was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Rolling Stone Magazine has proclaimed her to be “one of the greatest singers of all time” and that certainly rings true. Perhaps Paul Shaffer says it even more

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Taking their name from a traditional Irish jig, Cherish The Ladies shares timeless Irish traditions with audiences worldwide. In this program, the Ladies perform classic Christmas carols in their signature arrangements, highlighting unique Celtic instrumentation, beautiful harmonies and spectacular step-dancing. A wonderful Christmas program complete with full band and traditional Irish step dancers. “The five women who form the Celtic band delivered a thoroughly engaging performance brimming with spirit, wit and soul.” —The Washington Post Ticket prices vary. Visit the website to select seats and purchase tickets.

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concisely: “Darlene Love is Rock n’ Roll!” Landmark is thrilled to continue our holiday tradition welcoming Darlene Love for her sixth consecutive year! This concert is sold out. Call 516767-6444 to join the wait list.

David Glukh Enterprises presents an afternoon of Klezmer, jazz and holiday classics performed on his signature piccolo trumpet and accompanied by piano. Light refreshments and snacks will be served. All tea refreshments provided thanks to SerendipiTEA. Free admission to Afternoon TEA is made possible by the support of the Manhasset Community Fund, Greentree Foundation “Good Neighbor” Fund, the New York Community Bank Foundation and the Nassau County Bar Association “We Care Fund.” Landmark on Main Street is at 232 Main St. in Port Washington. For more information, call the box office at 516-767-6444 or visit www. landmarkonmainstreet.org for more information, show times and to purchase tickets.


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REMEMBERING FRIENDS Maria Steele and Phyllis Realmuto

HAPPY HOLIDAYS and a Happy & Healthy New Year

From the Staff and Management of a patient outreach support program which provides financial support for those in need and connects newly diagnosed patients seeking support with survivors, as well as providing patient navigation services for all cancer patients. The foundation, in its 10th year, will have a Decade of Dedication Gala in March at Oheka Castle. For more information on the organization, visit www.thederosafoundation.org. The ladies event was held as a big

cocktail party with an open bar and a continuous flow of passed food throughout the night. With a mixture of round tables and cocktail tables, young and old mixed and chatted while an acoustic guitarist played in the grill room. Gone were vendors and gifts; instead, raffles, boards and silent auction items were bountiful throughout the club to raise funds for this dreaded disease which took away this young mother too early from this world.

CHAMBER CONTEST

Window Decorating By Port Washington News Staff

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ort Washington is getting festive for the holidays. The Port Washington Chamber of Commerce has decorated the lampposts on Main Street with garland, lights and red bows. The Port Washington Business Improvement District (BID) has installed lit snowflakes on the utility poles. S.F. Falconer Florist has decorated the train station with wreaths and garland. Residents For a More Beautiful Port Washington created a winter wonderland in the garden in front of the train station. And stores throughout town have outdone themselves with beautiful window decorations in their attempt to win the Chamber of Commerce Window Decorating Contest. The chamber’s judges will be judging who has the “best of the best” window decoration, which will be published in an upcoming edition of the Port Washington News. Chamber of Commerce co-presidents Warren Schein and Mitch Schwartz consider all the stores that enter the contest to be winners, as their windows announce to everyone that they care about the community and promote the holiday spirit in Port Washington. The chamber thanks all who entered the contest and wish them a successful holiday season. The community is urged to “Shop Local” and “Try Port First.” For information about where to buy those special items on your list, call the Chamber at 516-883-6566 or visit www.pwguide.com.

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SEASONAL PLANT GUIDE

Sunday thru Thursday from 6pm

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lants make the perfect holiday gift. They are beautiful and act as a reminder of our loved ones who gifted it as it is tended and cared for. No matter what the decor, a plant will add warmth and texture to a space. Plants are also known to have health benefits. Besides fresher and cleaner air, caring for plants acts as a stress release and holds a calming affect. Growing plants can also help build self-esteem and bring out nurturing qualities in everyone—even those who claim to have a black thumb. Different colored flowers represent different Christmas themes, such as white representing purity, innocence and peace. Red, as in many biblical motifs, is indicative of the blood of Christ, with green signifying everlasting or eternal life. Adding gold or silver to an arrangement or even a bow of that color means The Star of Bethlehem , and if gifting a blue flower, it symbolizes the Virgin Mary. Some of the most popular Christmas plants are also some of the easiest to tend to, making them the ideal gifts.

Amaryllis The plant called “amaryllis” is not really an amaryllis but a Hippeastrum hybrid. It is also known as St. Joseph’s Staff. The amaryllis will require a warm place with bright light but not full sun. Keep soil evenly moist but not wet. The bloom should last six to eight weeks.

Christmas Cactus According to legend, when Father Jose, a Jesuit missionary, tried to teach the natives in a jungle of Bolivia about the Bible and the life of Christ, he struggled to gain their trust and faith. He feared the natives did not comprehend the concepts he worked so hard to teach them. One Christmas Eve, he knelt before the altar seeking God’s guidance. The joyful sound of voices singing a hymn he had taught them could be heard in the distance. As the sound grew louder, Jose turned to see the village children marching into the church with armfuls of bright flowers they had gathered in the jungle for the Christ child. These flowers became known as the Christmas cactus. Put Christmas cactus in a bright window and water when the top of the soil begins to dry out.

Cyclamen This plant is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The red spot at the heart of the flower represents the bleeding sorrow of the Immaculate Heart. The cyclamen is sometimes called “bleeding nun.” It is most comfortable in a north- facing window in a cool room (50 to 60 degrees F.). Keep the soil moist but don’t wet the crown of the plant. Mist occasionally and pinch off spent flowers to keep them blooming for months.

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Cyclamen

Christmas Cactus

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Joseph Kamel, a botanist and Jesuit missionary to the Philippines. This member of the succulent family needs to be placed in bright but not direct sun light. Keep kalanchoe cool and away from drafts. Water thoroughly and then let it completely dry out before you water again. No misting necessary.

This flower is sometimes depicted in scenes of the annunciation or of paradise to show the triumph of divine love, sacrifice and eternal life over death, selfishness and sin. These are a type of daffodil that grow easily in a shallow container of water anchored by stones. For best results,

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Plants as gifts wear the crown

place them in a cool spot in bright, but not direct sunlight and enjoy.

Poinsettia The shape of the poinsettia flower and leaves are sometimes thought as a symbol of the Star of Bethlehem which led the wise men to Jesus. The red-colored leaves symbolize

the blood of Christ. The white leaves represent his purity. Treat it right and the flowers (really bracts or colored leaves) should last two to six months. The poinsettia will thrive in a warm (65 to 75 degrees F), well-lighted spot away from drafty windows and doors. Water only when soil is dry. Mist leaves regularly.

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CHERISHED GIFTS

Lavish Gifts T For Babies, Children And Moms

By Elizabeth Johnson

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he holiday season is here and who better to lavish your gifts on than those closest to your heart, your prodigy. Here are some unique baby gifts, toys and keepsakes you will treasure.

GIFTS FOR NEWBORNS

AGES 6 TO 12 MONTHS OF AGE Follow me Giraffe

Brio pull-along toy The giraffe moves its neck and head as you pull it. Encourages children to walk.

Waubbanub

A pacifier and toy that babies can hold. The pacifier is Avent soothie made from 100 percent silicone— safe for children.

Best Ever Babymat

Soft and cuddly, this is the top 10 most popular gift item for babies.

Winkel

Prince Lionheart Wheely

Easy to grab on by a baby’s little hand. It is a teether and also a rattle.

Cute ride-on toy. Multi-directional casters go backwards, forwards, sideways and round and round.

WISHING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY SEASON AND A HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.

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FOR PARENTS Elegant Baby keepsakes Ceramic elephant keepsakes to keep baby’s first tooth and first lock of hair.

Babymoov Diaper Bag

Chewbeads Teething babies can enjoy your jewelry. It is a necklace for mom and a teether for baby.

Elegant from France, this diaper backpack has plenty of space for everything that a baby needs. A useful, hands-free backpack for parents.

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