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Local officials dedicate Ann & Connele’s renovated playground Ceremony held on 12th anniversary of mother’s and son’s deaths Town of Huntington Supervisor Ed Smyth, local elected officials, the Pabo family, the Walsh family and members of the community gathered July 21 for a ribbon-cutting at the recently replaced ADA-complaint playground and site of a tree planted in memory of Ann Pabo and her son Connele in 2011 at John Walsh Memorial Park in East Northport “The renovated playground at John Walsh Memorial Park is one of many park improvements our engineering team has delivered across our town after battling global supply shortages and other challenges over the past two years,” Smyth said. “Ann & Connele’s Playground and the newly planted redbud tree will honor their memory and make sure our community never forgets these community members, whose lives were tragically cut short twelve years ago.”

Councilman Eugene Cook called the ribbon-cutting “extra special.”

“This playground will be enjoyed for many years by all of the children in the Northport/East Northport community. More importantly, it is a reminder of Ann Pabo and her son Connele, who were lost tragically as victims of domestic violence on July 21, 2010; lives lost senselessly at too young of an age.” Cook said. “Hopefully in honor of Ann’s and Connele’s memory, many families from this community will enjoy their time

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spent together with family and friends and know that these are memories that will stay in their hearts forever.”

Leonard and Allen Pabo, brothers of Ann Pabo, attended the ceremony along with Bill Walsh and family of John Walsh, the former Highway Superintendent for whom the park is named.

In 2011, the previous playground was dedicated in memory of Ann Pabo and her son Connele, who were killed as victims of domestic violence on July 21, 2010. On July 21, 2011, a dogwood tree was planted at the John Walsh Memorial Park playground in their memory. The tree did not survive and the old sign had weathered.

At its January 13, 2020, meeting, the Huntington Town Board approved up to $525,000 in Environmental Open Space & Park Funds for a new playground at John Walsh Memorial Park, removing old equipment and sand-based playgrounds, and installing new ADA-accessible play structures and swing sets with safety surfacing.

The new playground opened in March 2022, a new memorial sign was fabricated by the Huntington Highway Department and installed on the new playground fence in April 2022, and a new redbud (Cercis canadensis) tree was planted by the town in May 2022.

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Huntington opens new pickleball courts

BY RITA J. EGAN RITA@TBRNEWSMEDIA.COM The Town of Huntington is keeping up with sports trends.

The town is on a mission to double the number of pickleball courts in Huntington, according to Ed Smyth (R), town supervisor.

“The Town of Huntington has officially caught the pickleball craze,” Smyth said at a July 27 press conference.

Along with Councilman Dave Bennardo (R) and Councilman Sal Ferro (R), Smyth dedicated three new stand-alone pickleball courts at Veterans Park in East Northport during the conference. More than a dozen players were on hand for the dedication.

Among the attendees was local resident Dave Boccio. Smyth said Boccio requested in 2020 that the Environmental and Open Space & Park Fund Advisory Committee fund pickleball courts in Huntington. The town board on Oct. 20 approved up to $240,000 from the fund, and $140,000 had previously been allocated.

In a May 1, 2022, TBR News Media article, Stu Upson, CEO of USA Pickleball, said the sport started in 1965 in Washington state

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on Bainbridge Island. The CEO said he had noticed a boom in the number of picklers in the U.S. within the last five years.

Pickleball is like other racket sports with its own rules and scoring procedures. Four pickleball courts can fit in the same area as one tennis court, according to Upson.

The Veterans Park pickleball courts were once a concrete volleyball court. Smyth said as construction fencing was coming down the weekend before, pickleball players were lining up waiting to play.

Smyth said other improvements at the East Northport park included repaving the existing handball court, converting a single sand volleyball court into two new sand volleyball courts with new nets and sand and new fencing for the renovated courts.

The supervisor said before 2022 Huntington had one pickleball court at Centerport Beach, two courts each at Elwood Park, Gardiner Farm Park and Whitman Park and three courts at Sweet Hollow Park. In addition to the three new courts at Veterans Park, striping has been added to existing tennis courts for two pickleball courts at Manor Field Park. Currently, four new courts are being constructed at Terry Farrell Park, and Smyth said completion is expected in September.

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Notice of formation of Name of LLC. - BETZ MARKETING GROUP LLC Arts of Org. filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on April 6, 2022 Office location: Suffolk County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy of the process to the LLC: Address, City, State, Zip Code. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. George Betz,P.O. Box 139, Huntington, NY 11743

Notice of Formation of Christopher Ardra Music, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 07/25/22.

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SSNY shall mail a copy of the process to the LLC: 23 Bluebird Lane, Huntington, NY 11743. Purpose: any lawful activities.

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Notice of formation of Gabbys Green LLC. Arts. Of Org. filed with the Secretary of State of New York SSNY on 7/25/22. Office located:

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LEGAL NOTICE Board of Education Huntington Union Free School District Town of Huntington Suffolk County, New York Sealed Bids for: Disposal of Books and Equipment Will be received by the Purchasing Depar tment, Huntington Union Free School District, Huntington, New York, at the Purchasing Office, Jack Abrams School, 50 Tower Street, Huntington Station, New York 11746 by 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 24, 2022, and then at said time and place publicly opened and read aloud. Information to bidders and bid forms may be obtained at the Purchasing Department Office, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The Board of Education, Huntington Union Free School District, Huntington, Suffolk County, New York, reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids.

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in Commack called the police on July 24 to report that a man allegedly stole assorted Hanes T-shirts and a Norelco electric razor valued at $180.

■ Walmart on Crooked Hill Road in Commack reported a shoplifter on July 27.

A man allegedly stole assorted soaps and food worth $53.

■ Home Depot on Jericho Turnpike in Commack reported a petit larceny on July 27. A man allegedly stole a Ryobi generator valued at approximately $700.

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Road in Melville reported a shoplifter on July 26. A woman allegedly stole various Nike clothing valued at approximately $900.

■ A 2013 Acura MDX was reported stolen from the driveway of a residence on Naomi Court in Melville on July 25. The keys had been left inside the vehicle which was valued at $11,000.

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■ Sunglass Hut on Walt Whitman Road in Melville reported a grand larceny on July 27.

Two women entered the store and allegedly stole seven designer sunglasses with a total value of $3250.

Do you recognize this woman? Photo from SCPD Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Second Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate the woman who allegedly stole a $500 gift card from Stop & Shop, located at 60 Wall Street in Huntington, on July 17. She fled in a blue minivan.

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Road in St. James reported that a catalytic converter valued at $900 was stolen from a 2004 Ford F230 on July 28.

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Columbine, Virginia Tech, Aurora, With increased numbers of Sandy Hook, Las Vegas, Parkland, mass shootings in the past few El Paso, Buffalo. Now, Uvalde has years, there has been discussion been added to the list. In these cases, about greater gun control. Sadly, it disturbed individuals were able to is difficult to change gun laws due obtain deadly assault weapons and to long-standing allowances for carry out brutal attacks. Countless Serena Carpino citizen gun ownership in America. lives have been lost, and the The Second Amendment, which tragedies will forever remain ugly allows U.S. citizens the right to bear arms, was stains on America’s history.

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Weiss is nice: Commack QB wins first ever Long Island Quarterback Challenge

BY STEVEN ZAITZ DESK@TBRNEWSMEDIA.COM On most days, it is hard to wipe the smile off the face of Commack junior Jeremy Weiss.

After his dazzling performance against the best quarterbacks on Long Island this past Sunday, it now might well be pretty darn impossible.

Weiss bested 11 of the finest high school signal callers in both Nassau and Suffolk to win the inaugural National Football Foundation’s Long Island Quarterback Challenge — slinging and smiling his way to the top of the leaderboard in the firstever event of its kind. As an added kicker, the straight A student also outsmarted the rest of the pack to take the award for highest Football IQ. It was quite a haul for Weiss, who is just weeks away from taking his first snap as QB1 for the Cougars when they open the season at home against Sachem North on Sept. 10.

“When I’m out there, in any type of competition, I give it everything I have and leave everything on that field,” said the wispy gunslinger Weiss. “I prepared for this competition to the best of my ability, and I feel that I made the most of this unique opportunity.”

On a perfect summer morning with a few puffy, cumulus clouds occasionally floating past the sun, the event kicked off at 10 a.m. sharp at Kings Park High School. Former NFL QB Matt Simms was the only judge, and he was generous with advice to all the players throughout the day. Long Island University quarterback coach Jonathan Gill ran the players through their drills, and the whole thing was organized by Suffolk County National Football Foundation Chapter president Len Genova.

“We have great high school football here on Long Island,” Genova said. “Events like this go a long way in honoring scholar athletes and promoting these great players and this great game of football.”

Weiss was not the only quarterback from northwestern Suffolk to impress Judge Simms. Senior Dante Torres from St. Anthony’s High School, one of the highest rated players at any position on Long Island, won the award for Best QB Anticipation.

Junior Brayden Stahl of Smithtown West was crowned the Most Accurate Passer.

“It’s all in the fundamentals,” Stahl said.

“Consistent work with the same form for five years will make every throw the same and accuracy more attainable.”

Northport’s Owen Johansen threw the longest ball of the afternoon — a 64-yard missile, despite participating with an injured thumb on his throwing hand. Tommy Azzara of Smithtown East also acquitted himself well, showing good agility and a nice touch on many of his corner route throws. The other quarterbacks in the competition were Devin

Commack quarterback Jeremy Weiss, left and on front page, wins the 2022 National Football Federation Long Island QB Challenge. Saint Anthony High School’s quarterback Dante Torres, center, and Northport’s quarterback Owen Johansen compete in the challenge. Photos by Steven Zaitz

Page from Kellenberg Memorial in Uniondale, for Weiss, as he looks to use this performance Michael Wheat from St. John’s the Baptist in as a springboard to success for not only West Islip, Matt Metzger of Carey High School himself, but for all his guys back in Commack. in Franklin Square, Brady Clark of Bayport“Winning this award and competing Blue Point High School, with these great players Matt Cargiulo of Manhasset definitely gives me High School, Zion Woodhull confidence going into the Trippett of Holy Trinity in season,” Weiss said. “Not Hicksville, and Peter Liotta necessarily in the form of of North Shore High School personal confidence, but in Glen Head. rather in the way that having But this day belonged a great quarterback makes to Weiss, who in a few the team and everyone short weeks, will be given around him better. One of the keys to the Commack my main goals this year is offense, replacing to create a ‘community’ on graduated star QB our team in which we all Matthew McGurk, who led help one another.” the Cougars to a 6-2 record In that spirit of helping, —Jeremy Weiss in 2021. legendary Long Island Weiss performed well Quarterback Coach James in the grueling battery of Brady has worked with quarterback drills which included tests of Weiss and many of the other contestants accuracy, touch, agility, arm strength, x’s and who participated in Sunday’s event. He o’s, mobility, and pocket presence. The boys was not surprised by how well the Cougar were always on the move, sprinting from quarterback performed. drill to drill, only breaking for water while “Jeremy embodies a beautiful recipe for the receiving instructions from Gill on the rules making of a great quarterback,” said Brady, of each exercise. who starred at St. Anthony’s a decade and a It was an exhausting day, but well worth it half ago and has coached hundreds of young

‘When I’m out there, in any type of competition, I give it everything I have and leave everything on that field.’

quarterbacks at his Suffolk-based Elite QB Academy. “He has a load of natural talent, is incredibly smart and a sponge for knowledge.

Every time we hit the field together, I can see that he is working to master his craft. That kid’s work ethic is off the charts and my heart is so full seeing him receive those trophies with that great smile on his face. I hope he remembers this day forever.”

Ah yes, that smile. On or off the field, running, throwing, or evading giant defenders, it never disappears. Is it simply because Mr. Weiss is such a happy guy?

“I call it my focus face,” he joked. “I’ve been smiling on the playing field ever since I can remember.”

Walking out of Kings Park stadium after a full day of focus face, Weiss, as well as his parents, were ear-to-ear as they struggled to cart out all the new additions to the Weiss family trophy case.

“It was an amazing experience to be here and to compete with this group of outstanding players,” he said. “I learned a ton from this competition, and I think it will help me become a better player and thus make us a better team.”

That would, for the next four months, certainly make him, and all of Cougar Nation, all smiles.

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Opinion Taking a nostalgic detour away from the muck of today

W

hen times are tough, we can use nostalgia as a bittersweet salve.

Nostalgia serves as both a source of comfort, allowing us to step out of our current situations, while also providing a longing for something that may be impossible to find or rediscover.

To that end, I’d like to share a nostalgic and a not nostalgic list.

— Being out of touch. I know that may seem odd, particularly for someone whose job involves keeping D. None people in touch with of the above information, but I miss

BY DANIEL DUNAIEF the days when people couldn’t find me. I remember getting a beeper for the first time and thinking this was a slippery slope to nonstop accountability.

— Snow days. In the most intense heat of

the summer, it’s easy to become nostalgic for the unplanned gift of a day off from school and, way back when, for some time at home with my parents. The night before a snow day, I would go to a particular window in the backyard, turn on the light and assess the size of the snowflakes.

If they were too big, the temperature was likely far too warm and the snow would likely turn into rain. Smaller and super numerous snowflakes, like a colony of termites building a home, could work their magic overnight, causing the trees to bend in front of my window.

— Cultural excitement. We are so divided on so many issues these days, but I miss the general excitement that comes from blockbuster movies.

I remember the experience of seeing the movie “Star Wars” in a packed theater and the excited conversation from people as the John Williams music sent them home happy.

— The meaningful sitcom. “M*A*S*H” somehow combined humor and drama, blending comedy with intense situations in an army hospital in the Korean War. The sitcom “Mom,” which deals with addiction, friendship, familial

issues and loss, brought the same impressive acting to difficult situations softened by humor.

— Eating less healthy food. I miss the ability to eat a burger, fries and onion rings at one of my favorite restaurants (RIP The Good Steer) without having that food interrupt my sleep, create unfortunate digestive experiences or contribute to an expanding girth.

— Letting our dog roam the neighborhood.

Our current dog is rarely off his leash. Decades ago, we’d ask our dog if he wanted to go out, he’d run to the door and return to play when he heard us outside or to have his evening meal and play at night. He walked himself.

— My dad. My father had the uncanny ability to make me laugh, even and especially when I was frustrated. Seeing my sour face, he’d come toward me in a battle of wills he knew he’d win. He’d make a strange face or do something unpredictable, forcing me to smile despite myself.

Okay, so, how about a few things for which I am not nostalgic.

— The rear-facing seat of a station wagon.

The seat often didn’t have much room, because

we also packed bags and suitcases back there, and was facing the wrong way, which meant that nausea, particularly on tight turns, was a constant companion.

— The Yankees around 1990. With a respectful nod to Don Mattingly, those teams were pretty close to unwatchable.

— Marching band practice. I loved so many parts of my musical upbringing, but marching band doesn’t make the list. We sweat for hours on hot fields. During performances, our heavy, unflattering uniforms trapped heat and felt stiffer than denim that had dried too quickly.

— Going to the airport to change tickets.

Awful as today’s airline experiences are, we drove to the airport and waited in line to change tickets. Today, we can go online, where systems are busy and the airlines tells us to try back later.

— Waiting for carpools. To borrow from J.D. Salinger and William Golding, waiting for exhausted parents to pick up a collection of teenagers dripping with Holden Caulfield angst was akin to living through a sociological “Lord of the Flies” experiment.

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riving along a residential street in what seemed from doorbell videos to be a white Prius, a man tossed a plastic bag on each lawn as he moved along. It might have been a newspaper delivery, but it wasn’t.

It was a package of hateful flyers whose words were directed against Jews. The bags contained rice or pebbles to weigh them down and keep them from blowing away in the wind.

Police have been investigating the hate messages delivered to homes in Rockville Between Centre, Oceanside and Long Beach in Nassau you and me County and have

BY LEAH S. DUNAIEF blamed an anti-Jewish group for the activity, which has also occurred in other cities in the country. Whether these groups are aligned through the internet has

yet to be determined. But we do know that the internet has carried hateful messages throughout the world, a far cry from the original idea that digital connectivity could be only a positive platform for revealing despots’ brutality in far corners of the globe.

We now know the internet can be a powerful tool to radicalize otherwise ordinary people who might be susceptible to the hateful messages. But how do ordinary people become radicalized?

A book was just published that attempts to deal historically with that subject by focusing on Reinhard Heydrich, who became the head of the SD (the intelligence service) and the Gestapo as well as an architect of the Final Solution for the Third Reich. “The Hangman and His Wife,” by Nancy Dougherty, tells of a man without ideological roots, who was not a fervent believer and only joined the Nazi Party in 1931, two years after his future wife, Lina.

Yet he began what the senior New York Times book reviewer, Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, who wrote the forward to the book, described this way.

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“One searches in vain for a rational explanation of Heydrich’s descent into evil. No single biological fragment satisfies.”

According to the book’s author, Heydrich evolved from a musically gifted, intelligent and lonely little boy into a monstrous, hyperrational technocrat with a photographic memory and unmatched organizational abilities. How he was perceived may have been a starting point.

He had “striking Aryan looks,” and for Heinrich Himmler, who first interviewed him, and who “was weak-chinned and squinted from behind thick glasses … a physically unimposing” figure, Heydrich fit the Nazi ideal. “For all their focus on Nordic physical perfection, the Nazi leaders were a bunch of misfits … Goering was fat and jowly; Goebbels was clubfooted.” Hitler himself did not match the paragon. Here was this tall, blond candidate for head of the SS, who would be a poster child of Aryan perfection in his new uniform. He must have loved that.

Further, a close relative had a Semiticsounding last name, and “he was shadowed by rumors that there was Jewish blood in his family and mocked during his nine years in

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the navy; one former roommate attested that ‘everyone more or less took Heinrich for a Jew,’” according to author Dougherty.

And this from another bunkmate: “there is no doubt that ambition was his characteristic peculiarity … On all occasions, he wanted to be outstanding — in the service, in front of his superiors, with the comrades, in sportsmanship and in bars.” Put that together with “his Luciferian coldness, amorality and insatiable greed for power,” according to Dougherty, and he became head of the Gestapo until he died in his Mercedes convertible from an assassin’s grenade on May 27, 1942. He received a fulldress state funeral from Hitler.

So do those personal qualities plus opportunity explain the emergence of a hate monger? Could any of these bag-tossers today become deeply evil and potentially homicidal?

Or are they merely practicing freedom of speech? Do they just wish to stand out and be seen? Is capacity for malignant behavior what Freud called the “death instinct?” Or, as the book reviewer, Daphne Merkin, suggests, is there an inherent perverse glamour in evil?

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