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By: Jamie Lynn Ryan This holiday season, it seems especially appropriate to reflect on those things we are thankful for, individually and collectively. Considering all that most of us have been through – and continue to go through – over the last month, I believe most of us have found a new appreciation for those things formerly taken for granted. For one, if you are fortunate enough to spend this Thanksgiving holiday with your family, friends and loved ones, consider yourself ahead of the game. Sure, you may have to forgo the traditional turkey dinner at home, but was the holiday ever truly about the food to begin with?

Perhaps, for some. Food, coupled with football and Black Friday shopping, right? Well this year, it is about something else, something far more important to the big picture. Togetherness. Compassion. Charity. That sense of fulfillment that only comes from these qualities… if only it didn’t take natural disasters and national tragedies to bring this sort of behavior out. I suppose the better part of human nature is always there, just below the surface, pushed aside by the daily monotony of life’s obligations. But to see it on display… that’s something the likes of which we don’t witness nearly often enough. This Thanksgiving – and

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Turn Daily.” Governmental agencies such as the Suffolk County Office of Emergency Management have asked Baiting Hollow Scout Camp to assist with displaced families, families that have borne the brunt of Hurricane Sandy. Once again, the Boy Scouts jumped in with a “can-do” attitude and found a way to provide up to 18 families with lodging, breakfast, and dinner at Baiting Hollow Scout Camp for the foreseeable future. A sense of community and a strong desire to put the needs of others before ones own has driven the Boy Scouts response. Council staff and volunteers have been working around the clock to help emergency workers, displaced families, those with lost possessions, and those with basic needs like a hot shower or a bag of ice. FEMA, working through National Grid and the Suffolk County government, has provided the needed funding for the facilities, equipment, food, laundry services, and other essentials, and for that we are grateful. Most of all, though, we are thankful and proud of the volunteers who have worked every day to help our neighbors, using vacation time or working the volunteer effort like a second job, going to work during the day and caring for those in need at night. We couldn’t be more proud of our volunteers!

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Providing Relief Hurricane Sandy left a wake of destruction in Suffolk County and the Boy Scouts of America mobilized to provide support for the recovery effort. Suffolk County Council, BSA, holds a charter from the Boy Scouts of America National Council and is responsible for delivering the Scouting program to Suffolk County communities. The Boy Scouts of America motto is “Be Prepared,” and Suffolk County Council was ready to provide support and service in a number of ways. Immediately following Hurricane Sandy, the Council’s Baiting Hollow Scout Camp opened to the community to provide hot showers, hot coffee, and bags of ice. Even though the camp sustained significant tree damage, none of the camp structures suffered serious harm. Providing showers, coffee, and ice was the first of a number of services provided by the Boy Scouts. A few days after the hurricane struck, National Grid contacted the Council to ask if Baiting Hollow Scout Camp could house and feed out-ofstate utility workers. Even though this request was unexpected, Council staff and volunteers rallied and, within 24 hours, provided sleeping quarters and meal preparation for up to two hundred emergency workers. Cots, blankets, linens, towels, and other

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continue to be there for us when we need their care and expertise.” The Hospital Council and other sponsoring associations ask everyone to spread the word about this fund and consider donating to the Hurricane Sandy Health Care Employee Relief Fund. Dahill added that the fund is an excellent way for any patient or family member who has received exceptional health care services in the past to show their appreciation for this care by helping these health care workers’ colleagues rebuild their lives. Go to http://uhfnyc.org/hurrican e_sandy_relief_fund to make a tax-deductible donation. Checks can also be mailed to United Hospital Fund, 1411 Broadway, 12th Floor, New York, NY 10018-3496, Attn: Hurricane Relief Fund.

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Court Of Honor At the October 19th Boy Scout Troop 343’s annual Fall Court of Honor, held at Bretton Woods Elementary School in Hauppauge, the youth members of the troop were recognized with rank advancements and merit badges they had earned since the previous Troop Court of Honor in the springtime. In front of parents and siblings, the eight scouts were presented with Boy Scout, Second Class, First Class, Star, and Eagle Bronze Palm Rank advancements and 97 merit badges that were earned during summer camp at Camp Minsi Scout Reservation (Penna) and during the summer and fall months with local merit badge counselors. Two scouts earned the prestigious World Conservation Award. Also presented were

“warrants” and scouting uniform patches to identify their new leadership positions within Troop 343. These included: JASM’s (Junior Assistant Scoutmasters) John Carratore, Thomas Crociata, and Rocco Recce, Senior Patrol Leader Sal Sparacino, Assistant Senior Patrol Leaders Matt Fortmeyer, Josh Linden, and Ryan O’Dea. Scouts were also recognized from their week-long camping experiences at Camp Minsi Scout Reservation in Penna with Frigid Froggy Awards, (for their daily early morning swim) and with the Ace Award for shooting five arrows into the bullseye of the target. Both the scouts and their scout leaders were presented with “year pins” to indicate how many years they had been

involved in the scouting program. There was a special ceremony for Assistant Scoutmaster Paul Merget, who was presented with his Wood Badge Training Beads (an advanced Scouting Leader training program). It was also announced that that Scout Eamon Phelan had passed his Board of Review and will have his Eagle Scout Court of Honor in January. He will become Troop 343’s Eagle Scout #81 since the troop began in 1968. For more information about Boy Scout Troop 343 (sponsored by St. Thomas More R.C. Church) join us at the weekly troop meetings on Friday evenings at Bretton Woods Elementary School at 7:30 p.m. or contact Scoutmaster Peter Crociata at 631.851.1484.

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GIFT OF LIFE - Eight year-old Eljesa Vllasaliu of Prestina, Kosovo is now fully equipped with a new American scooter, a farewell present from the Smithtown Sunrise Rotary Club. Club President Carol Walsh made the presentation at a meeting where Eljesa thanked the club for its continued support of the Gift of Life Program of Rotary International District 7260 (Suffolk County). Only last week, Dr. Sean Levchuck successfully corrected a life threatening Atrial Septal (heart) defect, from which the child suffered since birth, at Saint Francis Hospital in Roslyn. Also pictured is Eljesa’s dad, Nexhmedin Vllasaliu, a Police Officer in Kosovo.

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PUMPKIN PATCH - In the spirit of the fall season, kindergarten and first graders at Accompsett Elementary School visited their special pumpkin patch in the school’s courtyard. Each student picked a pumpkin to bring back to class and decorate in time for the holiday festivities.

Info Session Director of Guidance Ingrid Hrvatin and the Smithtown High School counseling staff recently hosted an information session for 9th grade parents on the Transition to High School.

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as well as the adjustment to high school for school and parent. The PowerPoint used in the presentations is available on the High School Guidance website, POET RECOGNIZED - Pictured: Principal Ed Thompson, Peyton Greco, Librarians Donna DeLuca and Jean Marie Kliphuis. smithtown.k12.ny.us.

Beware The Emotional Toll the signs of emotional distress and the Crisis Center has put together a list of warning signs for people to consider: · Sleeping too much or too little · Stomachaches or headaches · Anger, feeling edgy or lashing out at others · Overwhelming sadness · Worrying a lot of the time · Feeling like you have to keep busy · Lack of energy or always feeling tired · Drinking alcohol, smoking or using tobacco more than usual or using illegal drugs · Eating too much or too little · Not connecting with others · Feeling like you won’t ever be happy again Just as important as knowing the warning

signs of distress is the importance of knowing when to ask for help…and that help is available: · Call Long Island Crisis Center, 24 hours a day/7 days a week at 516.679.1111 · Chat online with a counselor at www.licconline.org · Text “LICC” to 839863 “The Crisis Center was able to continue its 24/7 hotlines throughout the power outages. Counselors spoke to many people who were in the midst of dealing with various stages of destruction and loss in their lives due to Hurricane Sandy,” adds Ms. Leonard. “Now we need to make sure that help and support get to those who are trying to manage and survive the disaster emotionally.”

Recently, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced an emergency sales tax relief program to ease the costs of reconstructing Suffolk County's small businesses. “Sandy was a devastating storm that affected many small businesses in Suffolk. This program will provide immediate relief for our businesses to rebuild,” said Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone. The program provides relief from state and local sales tax on building materials such as windows, sheet rock, flooring and electrical as well as on equipment a business needs to replace that was damaged by the storm. Anthony Manetta the IDA’s Executive Director said, “Making sure our companies operate again efficiently is a main

priority. We have streamlined the IDA process to get our companies to start rebuilding quickly and more cost effectively.” The program will provide sales tax relief for purchase of building materials and for the repurchase of equipment of up to $100,000 in purchase costs. There will be 200 businesses eligible for the program. A business must have 25 or fewer full-time employees to participate. Joanne Minieri, Commissioner of Economic Development & Planning, and IDA Board Member added, “It is absolutely critical that small businesses open and operate again. They are the lifeblood of our local economy.” When a small business owner takes advantage of the IDA's relief program,

the agency will facilitate discussions between them and the Town they operate in. The Town will be able to communicate directly with the business to determine if there are any issues they can develop solutions for. “Partnering with the Towns gives an added level of support to the local business owners in need of help. They could have a question on permitting, or where to access certain Town specific forms,” said IDA Executive Director Anthony Manetta. Small business owners who have had their place of business damaged by Super Storm Sandy are urged to fill out a relief form at w w w. S u f f o l k I D A . o r g . Questions are asked to be directed to 631.853.4802 or e-mail them to: info@suffolkida.org.

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These past few weeks has been a catastrophic episode in the lives of so many in our Long Island community. With so many agencies, organizations and volunteers working towards a speedy recovery and clean-up, it seems that lives will be back to normal soon. “However, we know that disasters can take a great emotional toll on those impacted by them and can be longer-lasting than the disaster itself,” according to Linda Leonard, Executive Director of Long Island Crisis Center. “As people resume their routine lifestyles and less media attention is given to the crisis, there are those who will be left thinking they are alone and isolated.” At this stage, it is important to recognize

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Funds Raised For Families The North Shore-LIJ Health System announced today it has raised about $2.3 million for a relief fund that will be used primarily to benefit hundreds of employees’ families devastated by Hurricane Sandy. Within 48 hours of landfall, the 16hospital health system had placed 62 families into temporary housing, and those efforts have continued for hundreds of additional employees who were displaced. In addition, through the health system’s dedicated Emergency

Employee Resource Center (EERC), North Shore-LIJ employees have already contributed over 1,000 vacation hours – totaling 137 business days – to impacted employees who will need to take time off to try to get their lives back in order. The EERC also has an online Community Forum where employees who want to help their coworkers in need can connect with them to coordinate direct donations, rides to work and other assistance. “Considering how so many North Shore-LIJ

employees care for their patients during their critical hours of need, we’re proud to step up and take care of our colleagues when they need it most,” said Michael Dowling, president and chief executive officer of North Shore-LIJ. “Even after Hurricane Sandy left death and destruction in her wake, there are untold stories of North Shore-LIJ caregivers who continued to come to work, despite losing their homes and most of their possessions to flooding and fires. Their

extraordinary selfsacrifice, dedication and commitment are truly inspiring. Equally inspiring is the outpouring of support from North Shore-LIJ employees for their struggling coworkers. I extend my deepest appreciation to all of our employees who have generously donated money and time off to their colleagues in need.” Hundreds of North Shore-LIJ employees have already benefited from the health system’s employee relief efforts. Following are a few of

their stories. Of the $2.3 million pledged thus far for relief efforts, about $2 million represent the proceeds from Monday evening’s Lenox Hill Autumn Ball at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Manhattan. Event proceeds typically go toward the hospital’s capital projects, but in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and the destruction it caused throughout the tri-state area, Mr. Dowling decided to redirect funds from the event toward North Shore-LIJ’s employee relief fund, as well as

charities supporting other hurricane victims in the community. Those wishing to support the effort can send a donation by check payable to the North Shore-LIJ Hurricane Sandy Employee Relief Fund and mail it to: NSLIJ Health System Foundation, 125 Community Drive, Great Neck, NY, 11021, or contribute on line at: https://support.northshor elij.com/sandyrelief. To learn about other ways to assist, go to: www.northshorelijhelps.c om.

hardship from Hurricane Sandy. It’s times like these that all Americans, including the soccer community, come together to help,” commented ENYYSA President Richard Christiano. “We applaud

Region I’s generosity in helping those adversely affected and Eastern New York will match every grant they approve for our members.”

Hurricane Relief With homes and businesses destroyed, a gasoline shortage plus some people still without power and heat nine days after Hurricane Sandy, many New York soccer leagues have cancelled games for the foreseeable

future. The Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) and Region I, both under the umbrella of the United States Youth Soccer Association, are providing relief to soccer clubs and leagues

adversely affected by the hurricane. Region 1 is offering up to $2,000 in grants and ENYYSA will match every grant approved by Region I. Applications must be returned to the ENYYSA office at 53 North Park

Avenue, Suite 103, Rockville Centre, NY 11570, prior to the Region I, December 15th deadline. The application is attached. “Many of our members have suffered a tremendous amount of

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It’s snowing as I write this and, like many of you, I haven’t had electricity for ten days now. I’m wearing multiple layers of clothing and gloves, and it feels as if I’ll never be able to get warm again. But I need to reach out to you because our friends, our neighbors and our community needs our assistance. The following Town Shelters and Rescues are reaching out for the community’s help...

placed. Some are waiting for the power to be turned back on; others need to rebuild. These people are living with friends and in shelters. One of their serious concerns is their beloved pets. What we’re trying to organize is a list of people available to help, one family at a time. If you can open your home temporarily to a dog or cat - not an unknown stray; rather, someone’s pet - for a limited period of time, you would be helping a family in their worst hour. Many of these families just have nowhere to take their pets while they get themselves back together. With that in mind, please e-mail me if you are able to assist. If you can take someone’s pet, let me know exactly what your requirements are... Dog or cat? Size? Male or female? Friendly with other pets or kids? How long you can foster? If you can’t take in a pet but can help in some other way (maybe transport?), please let me know. And finally, if you have any ideas on how to make this endeavor work and want to help organize it, please let me know. We will take all the help we can get.

From Bulldog Rescue: Due to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, many of our volunteers have been left without power, evacuated from their homes and tending to getting their own affairs in order. We are in great need of foster homes in New Jersey, Long Island and surrounding areas. This means that if you genuinely want to help a Bulldog who has no where else to turn, we will cover all approved medical expenses and will provide a MCM Rottweiler Rescue crate if needed. If you would like to volunteer to foster, please contact: www.mcmrottweilerrescue.petfinder.com Bulldogrescue1@aol.com. We don’t want to turn away a rescue, and we don’t want to see them end up on the street or in the shelters. We Hempstead Shelter: are taking donations to help with costs of boarding if for some reason Hempstead Animal Shelter is in desperate need of newspaper, towwe can’t find a foster home. We can board as a last resort. els and blankets. We don’t have power, and are running on a generator, which means we don’t have a washing machine/dryer. It is a cold Babylon Town Shelter: 30 degrees most nights. Although we have heat in the kennels, it still I have been asked by the Babylon Town Animal Shelter to try to gets chilly. We NEED people to come in to foster animals - we need assist in the huge influx of pets in need of help. Many of the residents rescues to step up to adopt from the shelter. We have small dogs, of Babylon, as well as other townships on Long Island, have been dis- felines, kittens, adults cats and seniors. Anyone interested in adopting

from the shelter is urged to contact: Nancy Giris at NGiris@tohmail.org; or Wendy Cariello at WCariello@tohmail.org. Any rescues interested in pulling from the shelter are asked to contact: Shari Polen at Spolen@tohmail.org. If you want to help, you can do the following: • foster an animal • donate newspaper • donate gently-used towels/blankets • donate pillows/cases • donate cat carriers/dog cages (all sizes) • donate cat litter/cat food (kitten food) • donate dog toys/dog food (unopened) Little Shelter: Readers, the Little Shelter in Huntington has been devastated by the storm. Eighteen trees are down and Kennel Two is destroyed. Thank heavens none of the dogs were hurt. Little Shelter is in desperate need of immediate donations (large or small) in order to rebuild and continue their wonderful rescue work and community outreach programs. Call 631.368.8770 or visit little www.shelter.com to make a donation. Do you have a Hurricane Sandy story you’d like to share? Long or short, furry or feathered, happy or sad - please send them to me for publication. Please be safe and warm, visit a shelter and adopt. Remember, Your Best Friend Is Waiting....

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COMING EVENTS AROUND TOWN Send Coming Events To: Neighbor Newspapers, 565 Broadhollow Road, Farmingdale, NY 11735; Fax To: 631.226.2680; or E-mail To: editorsb@southbaynews.com at least two weeks prior to the date of the event. All events will run in the Coming Events Calendar on a space available basis. For further information, contact: 631.226.2636, extension 275.

Wednesday, November 21 A Thanksgiving Worship Service will be presented at the Commack United Methodist Church, 486 Townline Road in Commack, at 12 noon. For information, contact 631.499.7310.

Saturday, November 24 Tom Chapin and Toby Walker will perform at the Congregational Church of Huntington, 30 Washington Drive in Centerport. A Family Show will begin at 5 p.m.; an Adult Show will start at 8 p.m. For information, contact 631.549.2332.

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Tuesday, November 27 The Suffolk County Chapter of The Embroiderers’ Guild of America will meet at the Half Hollow Hills Library, 55 Vanderbilt Parkway in Dix Hills, at 7 p.m. for information, contact 631.423.3738.

Greening Your Home: How To Make Your Home More Comfortable & EnergyEfficient & Save Money At The Same Time will be presented at the Huntington Public Library, 338 Main Street in Huntington, at 7 p.m. For information, contact 516.541.1006.

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The Huntington Historical Society will present “Lunch & Learn” at Black & Blue, 65 Wall Street in Huntington Village, at 12:30 p.m. For information, contact 631.427.7045, extension 401.

A Collection Drive for Hurricane Sandy Relief will be held at Four Food Studio & Cocktail Salon, 515

The Reading Specialists Council of Suffolk will host an Educators’ Literacy Workshop in the Vanderbilt School

A Grand Re-Opening Ceremony for the Kings Park branch of the Smithtown Library will be held at 148 Smithtown Boulevard in Nesconset, at 12 noon. For information, contact 631.265.3994. The Smithtown Township Arts Council and St. James Model Railroad Club will host their

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annual Holiday Open House Weekend at the Mills Pond House in St. James. Hours will be Friday, from 6 to 9 p.m., Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, contact 631.862.6575. Jazz After Hours will be presented at the Cinema Arts Centre, 423 Park Avenue in Huntington, from 9:45 p.m. to midnight. For information, contact 631.423.7610.

Saturday, December 1

A Harry Chapin Tribute Concert will be held at the Congregational Church of Huntington, 30 Washington Drive in Centerport, at 7:30 p.m. For information, contact 631.425.2925. Opera Night will be presented at Bethany Presbyterian Church, 425 Maplewood Road in Huntington Station, at 8 p.m. For information, contact 631.261.8808.

Sunday, December 2

The Commack Methodist Thrift Shoppe will host a HalfOff Toy Sale at 486 Townline Road in Commack, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information, contact 631.499.7310.

The Northport Historical Society’s Annual Antiques Show will be held at the William J. Brosnan Building, 158 Laurel Avenue in Northport, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

A Craft Fair will be held at Christ Lutheran Church, 189 Burr Road in East Northport, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For information, contact 631.499.4655.

The Usdan Center will host an Open House at 185 Colonial Springs Road in Wheatley Heights, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information, contact 631.643.7900.

The Siena Village Annual Bazaar will be held at 2000 Bishops Road in Smithtown, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Historic Holiday House Tour will be presented at the Conklin House Museum, 2 High Street in Huntington Village, from 12 noon to 4

p.m. For information, contact 631.427.7045, extension 401. A Yuletide Family Day will be hosted at the Walt Whitman Birthplace NYS Historic Site, 246 Old Walt Whitman Road in Huntington Station, at 1 p.m. For information, contact 631.427.5240, extension 113. The Smithtown Landing United Methodist Church will host a Christmas Service at the corner of Landing Avenue and Oakside Road, at 3 p.m.

Ongoing Events A Christmas Carol will be presented through January 6th at the John W. Engeman Theater, 250 Main Street in Northport. For performance dates and times, and ticket information, contact 631.261.2900. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer will be presented through January 6th at the John W. Engeman Theater, 250 Main Street in Northport. For performance dates and times, and ticket information, contact 631.261.2900.

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ith the post-Hurricane Sandy nor’easter bearing down on Long Island on November 7th, an out-ofstate tree-trimming crew in need of housing found a warm welcome - not to mention comfortable sleeping quarters, hot meals and showers - at Mercy Medical Center. The team from Storm Services, LLC, was brought to Long Island by National Grid to clear trees from power lines to facilitate restoration of electricity knocked out by Sandy. When the two

dozen workers from Texas, Colorado and Florida contacted Mercy about the need for shelter from the gathering nor’easter, they stated, “The hospital just said to come on down and rolled out the red carpet for us.” Mercy’s Environmental Services Department quickly and efficiently set up dormitory space near the hospital’s Emergency Department. It was the second time Mercy’s environmental services team was called to action to set up temporary

shelter during the ongoing weather emergency. In advance of the hurricane, the hospital took in 40 patients evacuated from Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in West Islip and 25 patients evacuated from a nursing home in Long Beach. Good Samaritan’s patients were returned to that facility shortly after Sandy passed, but Mercy has continued to provide housing for the nursing home patients more than a week after the storm.

Vet Connect – a webbased initiative to raise awareness about the employment, health, and resource needs of veterans on Long Island, particularly returning veterans – is live today, just in time for Veteran’s Day. This public awareness initiative is the work of the NassauSuffolk Hospital Council (NSHC) and its member hospitals. NSHC is the association that represents these hospitals on a variety of hospital and health care legislative and regulatory issues. The initiative underscores hospitals’ recognition of the extraordinary service veterans have made to this country and hospitals’ commitment to assisting veterans with their

employment and health care needs. Vet Connect is being coordinated by NSHC’s Communications Committee and hospital human resource directors. Vet Connect can be accessed via NSHC’s home page at www.nshc.org. Once users click on the Vet Connect icon, they are brought to interior pages that provide direct links to hospitals’ job banks, military skills translation assistance, and health care career training programs for veterans. The service is also accessible via hospitals’ websites. Look for the Vet Connect logo. “Our hospitals recognize the extraordinary service our veterans have made to our country,” said Kevin Dahill, president/CEO of NSNC. “All of our

hospitals are committed to assisting veterans with their employment and health care needs. Vet Connect is a simple to use, one-stop resource for veterans that puts helpful information at their fingertips.” Phil Moschitta, director of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Northport, says a service like this is needed now more than ever. “It’s so reassuring to have the support of hospitals and health care leaders from across Long Island. Our veterans made great sacrifices to serve our nation and their high ideals to commitment and honor make them exemplary employees,” said Moschitta.

the VFW presenting many citations to Eagle Scouts across Suffolk County, Boy Scout Fingerprinting Merit Badge Counselor, Usher at St. Thomas More R.C. Church and President of The Rose Borowski Memorial Scholarship Foundation, an annual scholarship given to a graduating Hauppauge High School Senior for exhibiting excellent qualities in community service, scholastic achievement and Scouting. Ed was surprised by his son, Paul, at the recent St. Thomas More Church Young at Heart Seniors Group meeting in Hauppauge with a 90th birthday cake for him to celebrate with his friends. In addition, Legislator John M. Kennedy, Jr. presented him a Suffolk County Proclamation and new St. Thomas More Church Pastor, Father Antony Asir, shared his birthday wishes with Ed. The next night, he celebrated with some family and friends, at the Patchogue Kiwanis Oktoberfest that he attends annually, where his son, Robert, is the current President of the Patchogue Kiwanis.

connections through assembly programs and classroom instruction, and prompting discussion of important topics so students can process the information and clarify any concerns. This year, counselors Don Graham and Mark Schwartz, helped implement follow up ideas for the sixth grade Bully Project assembly program provided by the PTA. Committee teachers, Kathleen Terrell and Erica Walerstein, designed a variety of class lesson

suggestions and book titles on this topic for the Reading Language Arts teachers. In response, the students and teachers created and hand illustrated the AntiBullying Message Bags. The project was initiated and coordinated by teacher Randi Seideman. The bags were donated and distributed by the Waldbaums Supermarket (Mayfair Shopping Center, Commack).

90 Years And Counting

Legislator Kennedy recently celebrated the 90th Birthday of local War Hero Edward J. Borowski at St. Thomas More Church. Edward, a longtime resident of the 12th Legislative District, has dedicated his life to service for others, including involvement in the Civilian Conservative Corp during his teenage

years, as well as distinguished service in the United States Navy on the U.S.S Texas during World War II Edward and his wife, Rose were blessed to have three children; Janet, Robert and Paul. He currently resides in Hauppauge. Edward’s service to the community has included his tenure as Commander

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post-retirement life has been focused on his family and volunteerism. He has volunteered at the Long Island Veteran’s Home in Stony Brook, New York for over 6 years. He received the New York State Senate Veteran’s Hall of Fame Award by Senator John Flanagan in 2010. He, also, enjoys building model ships, painting, sketching and traveling. He continues to active in the community with the St. Thomas More Church Young at Heart Seniors Group. Ed has been very active in both, Jamaica, Queens and Hauppauge. In Jamaica, Ed was Commander of the Catholic War Veterans in 1945, President of the Holy Name Society and Member of The Appolite's Polish Social Club, Polish Legion American Veterans #5, St. Vincent Society and Usher at St. Joseph's R.C. Church. In Hauppauge, Ed was Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post #5796 in 1980 located in Kings Park, Advisor of Explorer Post 1776, maintaining the Richard “Bull” Smith Historical Trail in Smithtown and Brookhaven started in 1975, Service Officer of

Commack Middle School students are spreading the word - “No Bullying!” - via the distribution of 500 grocery bags imprinted with anti-bullying messages such as “Take A Stand Against Bullying!” or “See It. Say It. Stop It!” The project was an offshoot of the school's SEDL Committee, comprised of teachers, counselors and administrators, address the social and emotional needs of students by making meaningful

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Edward J. Borowski celebrated his 90th birthday recently with St. Thomas More Church Young at Heart Seniors Group of Hauppauge and at Patchogue Kiwanis Oktoberfest with family and friends. Edward is a World War II Veteran as a Storekeeper 2nd Class (“SK2”) in the United States Navy on the U.S.S. Battleship Texas from November 27th, 1942 to October 4th, 1945. Among many medals received, Edward was honored with the Good Conduct Medal, WWII Victory Medal, AsiaticPacific Campaign Medal with two bronze stars and the Philippine LIB Medal. He was married to his late wife, Rose for over 47 years until she passed away in 1999. They originally resided in Jamaica, New York when they were married. They had three children: Janet, Robert and Paul (and Kathryn). They moved to Hauppauge, New York in 1966 and have resided there ever since. He has four grandchildren, Stephanie, James and Michael and Amanda Rose. He had worked as a technician for Fairchild and Hobart and retired from Mueller Martini in Hauppauge at age 70. His

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of the Catholic War Veterans Post in Jamaica, Commander of Veterans of War Post #5796, maintenance of the Richard “Bull” Smith Historical Trail, merit badge advisor and President of the Rose Borowski Memorial Scholarship Foundation. Happy Birthday Ed and God Bless!

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Principal Honored

Warm Coats, Warm Hearts North Ridge Primary School in Commack held its annual Coat Drive, collecting hundreds of items that keep people warm. The North Ridge community and faculty generously donated more than 150 mens, womens, and children’s coats, along with hats, scarves and

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High School Principal Cathy Nolan was honored by the March of Dimes with the Golden Apple Award on November 13th. The Golden Apple Awards were created to recognize and honor outstanding individuals who have made a difference through their commitment to education. And Mrs. Nolan is one committed lady! A true believer in doing for others, Cathy learned “the true meaning of the beauty of selflessness, and that pure joy was a natural result of helping others." She recalls hearing her mother say, on almost a daily basis, “To those much is given, much is expected.” She has a genuine love for what she does on a daily basis. “My blessings are many. I continue to view my life’s work as an educator to be a vocation – a vocation in which I can personally, and through others, affect the minds, hearts, and hands of our students at Commack High School.” Cathy chose to pursue Administration at Dowling College in 2005 in her mission to connect with all children. Cathy thrived on stretching her own mind so that she could enrich the young minds of

her students. From 2005 to 2010, Cathy served CHS’s children as their Assistant Principal and is currently in her third year as Principal – rolemodeling habits of the mind while cultivating habits of the heart for her children. As an administrator who encourages elements of choice and challenge among her students while promoting social and emotional learning, Cathy creates a welcoming educational environment, in which students learn – and thrive – by comfortably taking risks as lifelong learners. Cathy continues to spearhead programmatic initiatives that contribute to Commack’s Culture of Caring. As Commack’s educational leader, Cathy has been honored with ABC’s 2010 “Above and Beyond: Inspiring Students and Teachers,” was a 2009 JETS/Ability One National Engineering Design Challenge Finalist/Winner, and a recipient of the ING Unsung Heroes Award: Real Problems/Real Solutions along with $27,000 which enables her students to continue their research and engineering

efforts to benefit those with special needs within Commack’s local community. CHS continues its vibrant work with March of Dimes as the primary high school on Long Island spearheading a Teen to Teen Program – a pilot program whereby Cathy’s students serve as ambassadors for the March of Dimes. Under Cathy’s effective leadership, US News and World Report’s 2012 Best 100 High Schools in the Nation awarded Commack High School a Gold Medal reflecting her commitment to excellence and the importance of one’s “personal best.” Over the years, Cathy’s professional memberships include: CASA, PTA, SEPTA, Special Olympics, Young Athletes Program, HBC Special Soccer, AHRC, NASSP, ASCD, IAIE, CEC, CTA, and NAPW. Cathy’s special interests are spending time with her family and grandchildren, Katie and Patrick, cooking and baking, watching the Fightin’ Irish and reading professional literature while relaxing at the beach.

gloves. All coats were brought to Long Island Cares in Hauppauge as part of the Warm Coats, Warm Hearts Campaign. As part of the Long Island hurricane relief effort, the Commack School District is also collecting non perishable food, paper towels,

garbage bags, toiletries, diapers and wipes and clean coats and blankets. Those items will first be donated to local food pantries, including Long Island Cares and the American Red Cross. Donations can be dropped off at any of our schools until November 30th.

WARM COATS, WARM HEARTS - PTA Volunteers Stephanie Beck, Stacey Gould, Lisa Rizza and Robyn Chacon and kindergarten students from Mrs. Nichol’s class at North Ridge Primary School.

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A Message Of Thanks... We would like to take the opportunity to extend a heartfelt thanks to the Commack, Nesconset, Smithtown and St. James Volunteer Fire Departments for housing out of state lineman and tree crews that have worked to put our Town back together. We would also like to thank Kings Park, Hauppauge and Nissequogue for serving as charging stations and general refuge sites for displaced local residents. Super storm Sandy brought damage to our area, unlike any that most of us have ever seen. With homes damaged from fallen trees, roads blocked from shredded wires and poles snapped like tooth picks, our residents struggled to survive against the cold, the snow, and the gas lines. Even as volunteers were tending to their own damaged residences, they stepped up to offer a warm and dry place for residents and lineman to sleep, to wash, and to get a warm meal. More than 200 utility workers have been housed by the Fire Departments, giving these men and women much needed rest after 14 hour work days. Thanks to all of the other first responders, and volunteers who have helped to this point, and continue to assist as people struggle to put their lives back together, especially our seniors. We are blessed in our Town, and take great pride in our resiliency, self-sufficiency, and willingness to assist our fellow Smithtownians in need. Please keep an eye out in this season to assist, and take the time to thank a volunteer when you see them. Sincerely, Legislator Lynne Nowick, Legislator John M. Kennedy

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Memorial Dedication

Suffolk County Sheriff Vincent F. DeMarco recently helped dedicate a memorial site to honor Henry H. Preston, who served our nation during the Civil War and as Suffolk County’s first salaried Sheriff from 1903 to 1906. DeMarco joined with descendants of Henry Preston, including his

great-great grandson, Arthur Bloom, and other public officials at today’s ceremony. The event was held at Preston Plaza in front of the Shelter Island Police Station. During the ceremony, Sheriff DeMarco remarked on the life of Sheriff Preston: “Like thousands of his fellow soldiers, he was injured during the

Civil War and suffered from pain throughout his life. His service and devotion to his country, in itself, makes him a hero.” The memorial was constructed out of a granite boulder which originated from the site of the former 19th-century Griffing Avenue jail in Riverhead.

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Island Harvest is partnering with Panera Bread to help those hit hard by Hurricane Sandy and Long Islanders who are hungry. With the holidays almost upon us, Panera Bread will serve as a designated drop-off site for Island Harvest’s annual Turkey & Trimmings Collection Campaign, a lifeline for many families in need in the aftermath of Sandy and for hundreds of thousands of Long Islanders who struggle to put food on the table. To lend a helping hand this holiday season, Panera Bread is asking its neighbors to donate frozen turkeys,

The Suffolk County Police Department has been selected as Employer of the Year by the New York State Cooperative Experiential Education Association (NYSCEEA) for its internship program with Suffolk County Community College. Police Officer Victoria Seeger, Suffolk County Police Department’s Internship Program

supermarket turkey coupons and nonperishable food items at any of its 22 Long Island bakery-cafes on or before December 24th. According to Randi Shubin Dresner, president and CEO of Island Harvest, nearly 300,000 Long Islanders, including 110,000 children struggle with food insecurity. That’s 1 out of every 10 Long Islanders and with the recent devastation those numbers have grown. “Donations of frozen turkeys, turkey coupons and non-perishable food items will be welcomed at our bakery-cafes in Nassau

and Suffolk now through December 24th, and can be dropped off as early as 7 a.m. until 9 p.m.,” says Greg George, Vice President of Operations for Panera Bread on Long Island. “These donations will help Island Harvest provide warm, nutritious meals to local families in need throughout the holidays.” Also, guests who wish to make a monetary contribution to help support Island Harvest’s efforts in the aftermath of Sandy, can do so in amounts of $1 or more at the register.

Sales Tax Relief Recently, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced an emergency sales tax relief program to ease the costs of reconstructing Suffolk County's small businesses. “Sandy was a devastating storm that affected many small businesses in Suffolk. This program will provide immediate relief for our businesses to rebuild,” said Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone. The program provides relief from state and local sales tax on building materials such as windows, sheet rock, flooring and electrical as well as on equipment a business needs to replace that was damaged by the storm. Anthony Manetta the IDA’s Executive Director said, “Making sure our companies operate again efficiently is a main

Respite Grant Received Pal-O-Mine Equestrian has received a $21,000 grant from the KnappSwezey Foundation in Patchogue. The grant will go towards funding for Pal-O-Mine’s Respite Program. Pal-O-Mine operates multiple therapeutic riding and educational programs, such as the Respite Program, for individuals with disabilities including children and adults with mental or physical special needs. The Respite Program

provides students with a structured learning environment during scheduled school breaks. Students are able to engage in stimulating activities including horse riding, horse care and arts and crafts while improving upon writing, reading and listening skills. Alongside these benefits for students, the program gives parents and caretakers the opportunity to continue their work schedule and regular daily tasks. Pal-O-Mine

understands the importance to offer families an organized, exciting and positive curriculum for children during winter and spring break, summer vacation and major holidays. For more information about Pal-O-Mine Equestrian’s Respite Program or donating to Pal-O-Mine through either donations or services, please contact Pal-O-Mine at 631.348.1389 or visit www.pal-o-mine.org.

explore their organization. More than 350 students have participated in this internship since its inception.” noted Debra Klein. Additionally, Suffolk is one of only eight State University of New York (SUNY) community colleges selected to be a pilot school for the SUNY WORKS/Co-op Lumina

Grant. With support from Lumina Foundation, SUNY will partner with business and industry leaders and economic d e v e l o p m e n t organizations to launch SUNY WORKS - a unique new cooperative education initiative featured in SUNY’s new strategic plan.

Employer Of The Year Director, recently received a plaque of recognition after a nomination from Debra Klein, Suffolk County Community College’s Internship Coordinator. The annual award by NYSCEEA recognizes outstanding contributions and accomplishments in the field of cooperative and/or experiential education and is given to employers in

both the profit and notfor-profit sector. NYSCEEA promotes and supports experiential education for college and university students in New York State. “The police department’s internship program, which has been in existence for approximately 20 years, provides interns with opportunities to observe

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