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Honoring Civil War veterans in Northport

Also, ‘Rights of Summer’ exhibit in Huntington, ‘The Pied Piper’ in Port Jefferson, SBU Sports

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Photos by Victoria Espinoza

GOING FOR A WHIRL: Above and inset, residents of the Huntington area gathered at the annual East Northport Volunteer Fire Department’s fair last weekend. For more photos of the festival and the fire department’s parade, see page A22.

Platt’s decision postponed

Plans on pause for George Washington’s former dinner spot

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Longbow deer hunting comes to a head Residents vet plan for Eaton’s Neck deer BY ROHMA ABBAS

Dozens of residents weighed in at a public hearing on Tuesday on a Huntington Town Board plan that would allow seasonal longbow hunting of deer on Eaton’s Neck. The proposal would amend the town code to allow longbow hunting during hunting season on private properties on Eaton’s Neck and in unincorporated areas of Asharoken to anyone who has a hunting license issued by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Nearly 30 people took to the podium at town hall to voice their concerns on the plan. Those who supported the proposal, which would only apply to private properties, said they

wanted the measure in place to regulate what’s become an overpopulation of deer in the neighborhood. The great numbers of deer have given rise to public health, safety and quality of life issues, supporters said. Opponents called the plan an “inhumane” solution and suggested the town explores other deer management routes and raised questions about whether the hunting method would even be effective in curbing the population. Among the residents who spoke against longbow hunting included some who have been impacted by tick-borne illnesses, like Lyme disease, an infectious bacterial disease that if left untreated can spread to the joints, heart and nervous system; and babesiosis, a Continued on page A22

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The town board hosted a public hearing to consider allowing longbow hunting of deer on Eaton’s Neck.

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the site of the former platt’s tavern could be redeveloped into a medical office building.

Two youths shot in town Platt’s ruling deferred The men hail from Greenlawn and Huntington Station By VictoRia Espinoza

Two young men were shot in Huntington Town last weekend — one in Greenlawn and one in Huntington Station. Nelson Hernandez, 22, was shot while walking on West Hills Road near President Street in Huntington Station, around 1:35 a.m. on Saturday. When officers arrived at the scene they found Hernandez lying on the sidewalk with a gunshot wound in his

back. He was taken to Huntington Hospital in serious condition. Second Squad detectives said an unknown shooter shot Hernandez. The investigation is ongoing, and police said on Monday that they had not spoken to Hernandez yet. The investigation is ongoing for the shooting in Greenlawn as well, involving Aaron Jolly, 18, of Northport. Jolly was shot SHOOTINGS continued on page A9

By Rohma aBBas

The Huntington Town Board postponed a decision on whether to rezone a historic Huntington village property that once hosted George Washington for dinner in 1790. The deadline for the decision was Sept. 7, but the board voted to extend that until Dec. 6. The project area is the site of the former Platt’s Tavern, one of the first buildings in the area. According to town

documents, Washington dined at the establishment on April 23, 1790, during a tour of Long Island. Developer Dominick Mavellia wants to change the zoning of a parcel on the corner of Route 25A and Park Avenue from R-15 Residence District to C-1 Office Residence District to make way for a 10,000-square-foot medical office building at the site. Of that space, GoHealth Urgent Care would occupy 3,000 square feet, and 7,000 square feet PLATT’S continued on page A9

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Town considers Tilden farm rights purchase Board hosts public hearing on Greenlawn tree farm By Rohma aBBas

The Huntington Town Board is considering partnering with Suffolk County to buy the development rights of a Greenlawn Christmas tree farm. The board held a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss a plan to buy a conservation easement and the development rights of the Tilden Lane Farm on Wyckoff Street in Greenlawn. The Tilden family has operated the farm for generations, and the property has been recognized as a National Bicentennial Farm for its more than 200 years of continuous farm use. The town would use money from its Environmental Open Space and Park Fund and would split the cost with Suffolk County, according to a Town Board

resolution. A spokeswoman for Suffolk County Legislator William “Doc” Spencer (DCenterport) said the legislator supports the move. “Few and far between are there opportunities in this district to have open space preservation, so he is in support of this.” Councilman Mark Cuthbertson (D), who sponsored the measure, said he brought it forward because it was a “win-win” in that it offers the possibility to preserve the land, but also allows the Christmas tree operation to continue. Cuthbertson said he’s frequented the farm on occasions. “It costs us less to outright purchase and allows something that’s a very compatible use to continue,” he said. Asked how much the development rights would cost, Cuthbertson said the town is at the “beginning stages” of that process. At this week’s public hearing, members of the Tilden family urged the board to move forward with the acquisition of the development rights, which would preserve the property as farmland forever. Six years ago, the town and county made an offer to buy the rights, and an apprais-

Top and below, scenes of Tilden Lane Farm in Greenlawn.

al of the property was done, but the farm’s owner at the time turned the offer down, according to town spokesman A.J. Carter. The opportunity came up again when the current heirs became interested in selling the land. “We’re trying to keep our Christmas tree operation going,” Bruce Tilden said. “We’re thankful the town is supporting this endeavor and we’re looking forward to keep it going.”

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Neighbor Jane Irving also urged the board to move forward with the purchase, noting that the Tilden family “has always been good neighbors.” “Isn’t it wonderful that the Town of Huntington has a working tree farm within the town borders?” Spencer’s spokesperson said the development rights purchase would be reviewed by the county’s farmland committee on Sept. 15.

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More mosquitos test positive for West Nile Total of 46 cases so far By Rohma aBBas

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Roadwork on Route 25a in Cold spring harbor and Northport begins on monday.

Route 25A roadwork in CSH, Northport kicks off DOT’s $6.5M repaving, repair project is underway repairing of drainage structures to improve roadway runoff. Route 25A’s $6.5 million makeover Construction is being staged on resumed in Cold Spring Harbor and shorter, limited sections of the project Northport on Monday, Aug. 10 accord- area, and the work is taking place during to the New York State Department ing off-peak day and night time hours, of Transportation. depending on each area’s overall needs Motorists can expect travel lanes to and characteristics. On-street parking be shifted between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. is not permitted during this construcin both areas. In Cold Spring Harbor, tion work. Drivers are warned of conrepair and repaving will be underway struction and are being urged to use between Glen Way and Lawrence Hill alternate routes to avoid travel delays. Road. In Northport, the work will span Local officials, businesses, schools, and Elwood and Middleville roads, accord- emergency service providers have been ing to the DOT. No travel lane closures notified about the repaving operations are expected — a single travel lane will in their local areas. be maintained in each direction. Posillico Civil, Inc., of Farmingdale, The DOT estiis under contract with mates these sections The DOT estimates these the DOT to perform the of Route 25A to be sections to be complete project. complete in about two “When completed, weeks, weather per- in about two weeks, these pavement repairs mitting. will improve motorists’ weather permitting. The work is part safety and help maintain of a larger 10.6 mile project area along the integrity of NY Route 25A/Main Route 25A/Main Street/Fort Salonga Street/Fort Salonga Road in the Town Road between NY Route 108 in Cold of Huntington,” according to the DOT. Spring Harbor and Bread and Cheese Drivers who cannot use alternate Hollow Road in Fort Salonga, all within routes are reminded to drive carefully Huntington Town. The top lawyer of through the work zone for their safety distressed pavement along the project as well as the safety of the highway work area is being removed and replaced with crew. As with most road and bridge new asphalt. The DOT is replacing traf- projects, this construction work may be fic signal and installing fresh pavement cancelled, postponed or prolonged due markings, including bike lane striping to inclement weather. and more visible pedestrian crosswalks. For up-to-date traffic and travel inAlso, the project includes the installa- formation, motorists should call 511 tion of audible rumble devices on the or visit www.511NY.org. In addition, centerline to provide noise and physical travel information can be obtained vibration warnings to motorists who from the INFORM Transportation may stray across into oncoming traffic. Management Center cameras at www. The project also includes cleaning and INFORMNY.com. By Rohma aBBas

Twenty-six mosquito samples and one bird have tested positive for West Nile virus in various parts of Suffolk County, Dr. James L. Tomarken, the county’s health commissioner, announced last week. Two samples from each of Northport, East Northport, Huntington Station, Nesconset and Port Jefferson; and one sample in each of Greenlawn, Selden, North Babylon and West Islip tested positive for the virus. Five samples from West Babylon, four from Farmingville and three from Lindenhurst were also positive. All samples were collected on July 29, according to the county. The bird, an American crow, was collected on July 31 from Port Jefferson. To date this year, 46 mosquito samples and four birds have tested positive for West Nile Virus. West Nile virus was first detected in birds and mosquito samples in Suffolk County in 1999. It is transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected mosquito. No humans or horses have tested positive for West Nile virus in Suffolk this year. While Dr. Tomarken said there’s no cause for alarm, he urged residents to take steps to reduce exposure. Residents should eliminate stagnant water, where mosquitoes breed. Popular breeding grounds include tin cans, plastic containers, ceramic pots, discarded tires, wading pools, wheelbarrows and birdbaths. In addition,

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West Nile virus was first detected in suffolk County in 1999.

residents can make sure their roof gutters are draining properly, clean debris from the edges of ponds and drain water from pool covers. Minimize outdoor activities between dusk and dawn to avoid mosquito bites, make sure windows and doors have screens and wear clothing that covers you when outdoors for long periods of time, or when the bugs are more active. To report dead birds, which may indicate the presence of the virus, residents should call the county’s West Nile virus hotline at 631-787-2200, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Residents are encouraged to take a photograph of any bird in question. To report mosquito problems or stagnant pools of water, call the Vector Control division at 631-852-4270. For medical-related questions, call 631-854-0333.

Town: LIRR parking spaces to be closed By Rohma aBBas

Portions of the Huntington Long Island Rail Road station’s south parking garage will be closed beginning Monday, Aug. 17, due to a waterproofing project that is “the last phase of the garage’s rehabilitation,” according to a Huntington Town statement. The entire roof level of the garage will be closed starting Monday, and it will remain closed for about 24 days. Work will then continue to the lower levels of the five-level structure, one level at a time, requiring three-fourths of each level in which the work is gong on to be closed,

also for an estimated 24 days each. “Commuters are advised that parking should be available in the surface parking lot on the west side of New York Avenue, between Railroad and Church streets, but that they should allow some extra time to walk to the station,” according to the statement. Earlier this year, the town closed down 228 spaces at the garage as part of an emergency repair project. The waterproofing work, which was anticipated and not an emergency, is necessary because it “helps preserve the concrete” at the garage, town spokesman A.J. Carter said.

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HISTORY

Truman: From the farm to the atomic bomb

the conflict. He was promoted to captain and the head of an artillery battery, and He came from humble beginnings to proved to be an honest man, speaking make one of the most critical but grave objectively to superior officers about the decisions in United States history. needs of his men. Near the front, TruBorn on May 8, 1884, to a poor Mis- man trained with Gen. John J. Pershing souri farming family, Harry S. Truman’s and led his battery in the 1918 Muesseroots were far removed from those of Argonne offensive. He was one of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt. While he 600,000 soldiers used to punch a hole into was a capable student, his poor eyesight the tired lines of the German military. It prevented an appointment to the U.S. is possible Truman’s guns fired some of Military Academy at West Point. He the final shots before the Central Powers never attended college, and was expected surrendered on Nov. 11, 1918. to help with the family business. But to The interwar years were spotted with get away from the boredom of agricul- success and failure for Truman. Once ture, he enlisted in the National Guard the war concluded, Truman desperately and, though he would have been exempt- wanted to marry his Missouri sweeted from Selective Service, re-enlisted at heart, Bess Wallace, and for a brief time age 33, when President he was a partner in a Woodrow Wilson dethriving clothing store clared war in April 1917. with a veteran from At once, Truman’s his unit. While he had President Truman was a superiors and peers good sense, the busitalented piano player. Accordvoted that he become ness closed and Truing to the Harry S. Truman an officer, and the fuman refused to file for Library and Museum, as a ture president was bankruptcy protection. child he woke up at 5 a.m. to proud to take on the Some 20 years later, practice for two hours, and role. His soldiers saw right before he became music was one of his passions him as an organized president, he finally throughout his lifetime. and bright leader who paid off those debts. took care of his men. Truman got his poAfter training in Oklahoma, Truman and litical start as a county judge, with help his artillery battery traveled to New York from Kansas City Democratic political City, where the Missouri soldiers were boss Thomas J. Pendergast. While he some of the first Americans to be trans- probably favored Pendergast on municiported on the USS George Washington, a pal building projects in return, he was confiscated German passenger ship that seen as a clean politician and later won was used to transport a portion of the a spot in the U.S. Senate. Truman was a 2.5 million Americans who fought on key advocate of Roosevelt’s New Deal as the Western Front. While in New York, well as measures to supply American alTruman was not overly impressed with lies with military necessities early during Manhattan and, in fact, liked Paris better World War II. He used a common-sense when he visited that city after the World approach to leadership, stemming from War I armistice. his time as a farmer, a captain in the Army Once in France, Truman learned how and a businessman, and it was an approach to fire the French 75-mm field gun, the small-town Americans understood. best artillery weapon produced during As Roosevelt ran for his fourth and By Rich AcRitelli

Did you know?

harry S. truman was president during a critical time in the United States.

final term, he picked an originally reluctant Truman as his vice president. But shortly after the victory, Roosevelt’s health declined. After four months in office, Truman was commander-in-chief. Americans, saddened over the trusted Roosevelt’s death and in the midst of war, knew little about the make-up of Truman. During World War I, he was a junior officer under future Gens. George C. Marshall, George S. Patton and Douglas R. MacArthur, but he was now their boss. And the stakes were higher — the Manhattan Project gave the U.S. the atomic bomb. Truman had a tough call to make. It was 70 years ago this month that Truman authorized the military to drop the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It was a strategy to end the war, save American lives and demonstrate the nation’s immense power to the Soviets. About his controversial decision, the

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plainspoken Truman said he could not look into the eyes of American mothers who lost a son in combat knowing that he could have earlier defeated the Japanese but chose not to. The presidency was a difficult chore to handle, but Truman never wavered from his responsibilities. Though he faced criticism during the postwar recession and the earliest moments of the Cold War, he was the underdog figure with a bullish sense of honesty that helped win World War II and set a precedent for American dealings with the Soviet Union for decades to come. Rich Acritelli is a social studies teacher at Rocky Point High School and an adjunct professor of American history at Suffolk County Community College. He was a staff sergeant in the New York Air National Guard 106th Rescue Wing in Westhampton Beach.

Woodbury Road fixes to be mapped out By Rohma aBBas

Plans to calm traffic and reduce car accidents on Woodbury Road accelerated on Tuesday. The Huntington Town Board voted to pay traffic consultants an additional $16,635 to design some of the recommendations they made in a trafficcalming study of the road released earlier this year. In the study, GEB HiRise, of Uniondale, recommended things like larger and more reflective signs; thicker lane markings; rumble strips in the double

yellow lines in the center of the road; reduced speed limits in some areas from 30 to 25 miles per hour; and narrower lanes in some areas. Residents in the area have been calling for traffic-calming changes, citing a number of accidents along the road. Huntington Town Councilwoman Susan Berland (D), who has spearheaded the issue, said after the town board meeting on Tuesday that this measure takes traffic calming on Woodbury Road “to the next level.” The engineering firm will be charged with mapping out where things like

a view of Woodbury Road, above.

rumble strips will go, where to narrow the road and exploring the road-skid-

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ding aspect of the issue. “This is the next step,” Berland said.

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File photo left by Kevin Freheit; file photo above by Desirée Keegan; file photo below

Clockwise from left, Austin Henningsen breaks away with the ball; Henningsen wins possession of the faceoff; and Henningsen fights for possession at the “X.”

One of LI’s top face-off specialists heads to Maryland By Desirée KeegAn

One of Long Island’s top face-off specialists is headed to the University of Maryland this fall. Austin Henningsen, a recent Northport grad, was stellar at his midfield position all four years of high school, winning 70 percent of his face-offs across that span, according to head coach George Searing. Searing said the talent his now former player possesses is something he saw from a young age. “We looked at him in seventh grade because I like to take a look at the young kids in our program,” Searing said, adding that coaches in the middle school told him how good a face-off player Henningsen was, that the summer after his eighth grade year he was asked to join the team for a competition. ”We were in a highly competitive summer tournament and I thought it would be a good experience for him to come with us and see what he was capable of. It was national tournament and he did really good.” He did so well that other coaches even approached Searing after the tournament to ask questions about his soon-tobe new addition. “A lot of the coaches asked me what school he was going to next year, and I had to tell them he was only in eighth grade,” he said, laughing. “I think that was a great experience for him and it really showed what capabilities he had.” He made the varsity team his freshman year, and Searing said Henningsen worked tirelessly to continue to improve his skills, both with his team and with a private faceoff specialist. As a result of his training and dedication to honing his skills, the Tigers star continued to rise to the occasion as the

competition grew tougher each season. “He does a great job preparing for each lacrosse season and every year he got better,” the head coach said. “He’s an excellent leader for the kids, no matter what his skill level was, but then certainly, his on-field performance in terms of his desire to succeed and how he persevered from injury and continued to work hard just set the bar for everyone else on the team.” In Henningsen’s first season with the Tigers, the team went 11-7 after falling to No. 1-seeded West Islip in the Suffolk County Class A quarterfinals. His sophomore year, the team took it a step further, and went 15-3 after losing to Smithtown West in the semifinals. The Tigers had a more difficult season in 2014, going 9-9, but made it back to the quarterfinal game, where the team lost to Smithtown East. According to Searing, Henningsen’s junior year was his best in terms of statistics.

The former player won 77 percent of his face-offs, scored 11 goals and three assists, and picked up 240 ground balls. But the head coach thought Henningsen was especially tremendous for the Tigers this past season, where the team made it back to the Class A semifinals, but fell to Ward Melville, 11-10, after going 17-1 up to that game. “He was a very important player for us this past season,” Searing said of Henningsen, who won 75 percent of his face-offs and tacked on 14 goals and 10 assists while scooping up 184 ground balls. “I think the thing that he learned here at our program is how he has to commit himself and how hard he has to work. His work ethic is tremendous and that’s one of the reasons he is so successful when lacrosse season comes around.” His commitment to the game earned him national recognition from high-level colleges and universities, but Henningsen ultimately chose to play lacrosse at the Uni-

versity of Maryland. “I think the thing that really separates him from a lot of people is that he is very driven to succeed, but you wouldn’t know it from his demeanor when you see him off the field — he’s very low key, very humble,” Searing said. “He’s very well-prepared athletically and mentally to get into the season and he’s going to find it to be very challenging at the next level once he gets to college, but I think with the work ethic he acquired, it’s going to allow him to succeed at the next level.” Maryland put together one of its best seasons in program history in 2015, when head coach John Tillman led the team to a Terrapin single-season record 15 victories and a berth in the NCAA national title game. The team featured the top-ranked scoring defense, and five players earned All-American honors. Henningsen will be working under Tillman, who joined the program in 2010 after three years at Harvard University and 12 seasons as the top assistant at Navy. The university’s head coach captured his first Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year honor by leading the Terrapins to the 2014 ACC regular season championship and the program’s third Final Four appearance in four seasons. An All-American this year, just one out of nine in Suffolk County to receive the honor, Henningsen joins a strong Maryland program that his old coach is looking forward to seeing him succeed with. “He’s been a tremendous player,” Searing said. “He’s been very coachable and a great role model for the younger guys. He’s exactly what you want to see in a student-athlete. I’m looking forward to watching him play once he gets to Maryland and am very confident he will be successful at the next level.”

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Microbead ban gets big-time backing U.S. senator signs on to anti-pollutant movement By Elana Glowatz

A local effort to ban a popular ingredient in beauty products has support on the federal level. U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D) visited Long Island recently to announce the Microbead-Free Waters Act of 2015, a bipartisan federal bill that would ban cosmetics containing plastic pellets called microbeads, which are frequently smaller than 1 millimeter in diameter and are found in face washes, shampoos, beauty products and other soaps. Because of their size, most wastewater treatment systems are unable to filter out the microbeads, so they are released into local waterways like the Long Island Sound. But microbeads accumulate toxins in the water, and fish and birds ingest them. Public health could be at risk if the fish are reeled in and eaten. Schneiderman reported that about 19 tons of the small pellets pass through New York wastewater treatment plants each year. Gillibrand’s bill has sponsors and cosponsors from both sides of the aisle, most

of them from the Midwest, according to a press release from the senator’s office. It is similar to a New York state-level bill of the same name, which is Schneiderman’s effort to prohibit the sale and distribution of products containing microbeads. “These tiny pieces of plastic have already caused significant ecological damage to New York’s waterways,” Gillibrand said, “and they will continue to do so until they are removed from the marketplace.” The state bill passed the Assembly in the last session but was not put up for a vote in the Senate, despite having more co-sponsors than the number of votes it would have needed to pass. New York is not alone in pushing to ban microbeads — Illinois has already given them the axe, and other states are considering similar legislation. Many local residents first heard about the issue when Suffolk County Legislator Kara Hahn (D-Setauket) led her colleagues to passing a law that required the county to study how a microbead ban would affect health and the economy. She commended officials for their antimicrobead effort on the national stage. “The threat posed by microbead waste is of national consequence,” Hahn said in the press release. “The cumbersome task of tackling this issue [from] municipality to municipality and state to state will never prove as effective as a federal approach.”

Microbeads are found in face washes, other soaps and various beauty products.

Adrienne Esposito, the executive director of the local Citizens Campaign for the Environment, said there are other effective alternatives to microbeads, such as apricot shells, salt and oatmeal. “The public expects facial soaps and

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toothpaste to clean our face and teeth, not pollute our waters,” Esposito said. “Plastic microbeads pollute our waters, contaminate our fish and shellfish, and could end up back on our dinner plates. They are completely unnecessary.”

Merola, Naughton booted from town board election Petition signatures deemed invalid by state court, BOE By RohMA ABBAs

A primary election for the Democratic Party line in the race for the Huntington Town Board has been squashed. The campaigns of former Highway Superintendent William Naughton and Huntington Station resident Andrew Merola — who were vying for the line against incumbent Councilwoman Susan Berland and running mate Keith Barrett and hoping to win in a primary election — came to a halt earlier this week after a number of signatures on their candidate-designating petitions were rendered invalid. Naughton lost a challenge waged by two committee Democrats in state Supreme Court; and the Suffolk County Board of Elections ruled a number of signatures on Merola’s petition invalid. Signatures may be deemed insufficient for several reasons, including whether or not a person is a registered Democrat, or registered to vote. Candidates need 1,000 valid signatures to get on the ballot, and those petitions were due July 9. Merola submitted 1,097 signatures, Naughton garnered 1,552, Berland and Barrett, who were on the same petition, collected and submitted 2,600 signatures,

according to Anita Katz, the Democratic commissioner at the BOE. Several Democrats filed objections to Naughton and Merola standing in the primary election. The BOE reviewed Merola’s petition and ruled that a swath of signatures did not count, bringing his total count below 1,000. In Naughton’s case, two Democrats, Sherry Ann Pavone, a Northport resident, and Anne Berger, of Huntington, filed a lawsuit challenging the petition’s signatures under election law. Sandy Berland, Councilwoman Berland’s husband, represented the two pro bono, he said. After the judge reduced Naughton’s signature count below 1,000, the former highway superintendent bowed out, Sandy Berland said. “He made the judgment to end at that point,” the attorney said. “And of course we couldn’t end unless he agreed not to take an appeal.” Naughton’s campaign declined to comment on Friday. Merola didn’t immediately return a call seeking comment on Friday, but he took to Facebook to air his frustrations. “Unfortunately, both myself and Bill Naughton have been forced off the ballot, thanks to Susan Berland and her husband

Andrew Merola and William Naughton.

deciding that they know better then the citizens of the Town of Huntington,” he wrote. “Instead of giving the voters a choice on who they’d like to represent their interests, Susan Berland has made that decision for you. We should have had four choices on [Sept. 10], and now we won’t even have a vote.” Sandy Berland, however, pointed out that petitions require valid signatures on them that abide by election law. He noted there’s a legal process in place to pursue

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challenges to those signatures. In an interview this week, Susan Berland said she was pleased with the results. “Keith Barrett and I are the designated candidates from the Democratic party,” she said. “We went through the process. We screened; we appealed to the Democratic membership and we got the nomination. I am proud to continue to represent the Democrats, and thankful that the Democratic party fended off any challenges to their designations.”

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PLATTS

SHOOTINGS

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in his right leg in the area of Stuyvesant Street between Crown Avenue and Brand Drive. According to police, an unknown person in a car stopped on the side of the road and shot Jolly. Jolly was also transported to Huntington Hospital, where he was treated and released. “This issue is not an age issue, it’s a gun violence issue, and it is increasing,” Jim McGoldrick, a Huntington Station resident who became vocal about the issue after the stabbing death of Maggie Rosales in Huntington Station last year. Rosales, 18, was found dead in the street on Lynch Street, near McGoldrick’s home. “Maybe this is what it’ll take to open our eyes.” McGoldrick said he believes that while the Suffolk County police department is doing everything in its power to fight crime, it may be time for outside help to get a control on the spreading issue of gun violence in the area. Supervisor Frank Petrone (D) declined to comment while the investigation is ongoing.

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reflect their concerns and comments, so this gives him extra time to do more tweaking,” town spokesman A.J. Carter said in an interview this week.

Legals Notice of formation of Inception Contracting & Design, LLC. Arts of Org. filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 05/20/2015.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 process to the LLC: 45 Somerset Rd. Rocky Point, NY 11778. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. 116 7/16 6x thn Aviation Consulting Group, LLC. Notice of formation of limited liability company (“LLC”), Arts. of Org. filed with the Secretary of State of NY (“SSNY”) on July 3, 2015. 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 any process to the LLC, c/o Steven Rosenthal, 141 Burr Road, East Northport, New York 11731. Purpose: any lawful purpose. 126 7/23 6x thn Notice of Qualification of Hampton Roads Music Group LLC. Auth. filed with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 05/13/15. Off. location - Suffolk. Prin. Off. and VA add. of LLC: 4445 Corporation Lane, Ste 264, Virginia Beach, VA 23462. SSNY designated for service of process. SSNY shall mail process to LLC, 4445 Corporation Lane, Ste 264, Virginia

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Out Of County MANHATTAN APARTMENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished (or unfurnished.) Quiet, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, living room, dining room, exceptionally clean, upper East Side pre-war residential building with high ceilings and elevator, washer/dryer, A/C. 4 blocks to Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park, 3 blocks to East River and Carl Schurz Park. 4 blocks to express subway stop, P/T doorman. No smoking. Wired for internet and cable. $6600/mo. Call Ann: (days) 631-751-5454 (eves) 631-751-2030.

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Above, scenes from the East Northport Fire Department parade on Aug. 5 and the annual fireman’s fair last weekend.

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disease caused by microscopic parasites that infect red blood cells. Dr. Gary Stone, Huntington Hospital’s chairman of pathology and director of the laboratory, said in an interview on Wednesday that the hospital has treated about 10 to 15 cases of babesiosis in total this year. Those cases are of individuals from the Huntington Town area, he said. The hospital announced in a statement “more are expected,” and said the disease is “prevalent in our area but sometimes goes unnoticed.” “This has happened before but it doesn’t happen to do this degree this summer,” Stone said. “This summer is definitely worse than the last few summers.” He said in research he’s carried out

on cases at other area hospitals, it seems as though medical centers on the North Shore are experiencing greater numbers of cases of babesiosis. “I’m thinking there’s a higher percent of ticks here on the North Shore actually have the disease than on the South Shore,” he said. Doug Whitcomb told Town Board members that the population has exploded to the point where “everybody encounters deer on a daily basis.” He and others pleaded with board members to consider the elevated health risks associated with a large deer population and to allow longbow hunting. “I am here to represent that the residents of Eaton’s Neck deserve the same opportunity to quality of life as all of the other residents of Huntington have, and deer are causing us unimaginable problems,” Whitcomb said.

Animal advocates, however, took aim at longbow hunting. “Animals feel pain and experience a full range of emotions — happiness, contentment, fear and dread,” Jeannie Gedeon said. “They are intelligent. … If you vote to allow deer hunting in the Town of Huntington we might as well go home and shoot our pet dogs and cats with an arrow and go watch them die.” The uptick in the deer population has led to a rise in car accidents, residents said. They also claim the animals eat their plants. Residents of the Eaton Harbors Corporation have been working on the issue. The group posted on its website a January meeting with DEC deer biologist Josh Stiller, who provided an overview of the deer population growth issue. “The problem is going farther and farther west it seems like every year,” he told

residents then. ... “Deer can multiply really quickly under ideal situations and in a lot of these suburban areas you have an ideal situation for deer.” In prior interviews, Councilwoman Susan Berland (D) and Councilman Gene Cook (I) spoke about wanting to see a more humane approach to managing the deer population. In separate interviews after the public hearing, they said they hadn’t decided whether they’d support the measure or not. Councilman Mark Cuthbertson (D) echoed similar sentiments. Supervisor Frank Petrone (D) told reporters that he felt something needed to be done and that he’d look into the issue further. “It is getting out of hand. We have to do something. Are we happy about this alternative with bows and deer running and they’re shot? No. There’s no immediate quick fix,” the supervisor said.

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friend of mine recently shopped for a dishwasher with son, age 8. He checked out all the specifications from one to the next, examining the price, checking out the Energy Star rating and comparing the colors to the other appliances in his kitchen. The salesman gave the father and son team an overview of all the features. When my friend

asked about the energy efficiency, the salesman suggested he could get one with a particular rating, but it was not that big of a deal. My friend’s son insisted, “Hey, it protects the environment. You need to tell people that when they’re buying it.” My friend does energy research, where he tries to find the most efficient way to produce energy, although not for dishwashers necessarily. He spends his days designing, developing and refining plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while keeping down the cost of supplying the energy. When he told me this story, he said he realized that his son, who didn’t always seem to pay attention to what his father said, was listening. When our kids were young, my wife and I used to say, “The recorder is on.” That was a reminder that we might be venturing into conversational areas that weren’t appropriate for our children or that we might want to

avoid saltier language. Did treading lightly around difficult subjects and avoiding curses help our children at all? Well, we’d like to think so, at least back then. Still, the way we speak to, about or in front of our children matters. That brings me to the recent Republican presidential debate at the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, and near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. There was a candidate, Donald Trump, who made some pejorative comments about a moderator for the debate, Megyn Kelly of Fox News. He continued to go on the attack, even suggesting that Kelly should apologize to him for her tough questions. Even in the moment, when challenged by a woman about his perspective on women, he insisted, with some effective humor, that he didn’t have time for political correctness and that he wasn’t referring to all women, only one, with whom he has an ongoing public feud. But wait, a politician, who

wants to be the leader of our country and of the free world, doesn’t have time for political correctness? Yeah, I get it, he’s barnstorming around the country, full of bluster and self-importance, blending entertainment and outrage in one big, hairy ball. What happened to the notion of nuanced negotiations? Shouldn’t our leaders demonstrate the kind of statesmanship that enables them to discuss important matters with the leaders of other nations, without running the risk of alienating them and damaging our negotiating position? Maybe Trump, the latest guy running for president, has a corollary to President Theodore Roosevelt’s “speak softly and carry a big stick” ideology. Perhaps he believes he’ll be more effective if he speaks loudly and brashly and carries a big stick. Whatever his philosophy, it seems like the manner in which he delivers his messages isn’t exactly what we might like from a

Republican presidential debate rocks and rolls. role model for our country and for the world. Does attacking the moderator of a debate in which he’s trying to demonstrate his leadership skills underscore his effectiveness as a leader? Perhaps Trump, and we, might want to consider the lessons we teach. If he was in a store buying a dishwasher with a younger relative, would he really want the next generation to insult the salesman and then demand an apology? Whatever, Cleveland was rocking and the rest of the United States watched in record numbers. Daniel Dunaief’s recent book, “The Other Parent,” may be purchased online from www.tbrnewsmedia.com/ebooks.

OPINION EDITORIAL

Send stormwater runoff to watery grave Just about every time there’s any significant rainfall on the North Shore, our newsroom gets an advisory against swimming in our local waters — mostly embayments off the Long Island Sound. As it issues the advisories, the Suffolk County Department of Health Services always explains that stormwater runoff increases bacteria levels in waterways, and because these little nooks and crannies of water along the North Shore do not flush out as quickly as other places, it can be unhealthy to go for a dip. Stormwater runoff is an environmental issue we talk about a lot, but it seems we are not actually addressing the problem. There’s so much pavement in our residential and commercial developments that rainwater has nowhere to go but toward the sea, and it carries with it all the dirt, chemicals and trash it passes along the way. The ideal solution is increasing the amount of permeable surface in our neighborhoods so the runoff goes into the ground instead, where it is naturally filtered. We can do that by taking note

of the locations we see to be in the most need of improvement and calling on our elected officials to install more catch basins, which absorb and help filter the runoff. We can also lobby for our municipalities — and even our businesses as well — to use permeable surfaces in parking lots or driveways. These absorbent pavements are not just fantasy; they exist and, though they are more expensive than asphalt, would save us a ton of money on stormwater and environmental maintenance costs in the future. And most importantly, no matter the cost, they would help protect the only home planet we have. On a personal level, we can help our local bodies of water by planting rain gardens on our properties, as they help absorb stormwater runoff, and by refusing to use harmful chemicals to treat our lawns. Everyone can do something to ease the burden of bacteria on our waterways. Protecting the environment is a group effort, so we all need to step up to the plate. A rain garden is a pretty way to collect stormwater runoff.

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