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September 3, 2015

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Elderly woman killed in CSH crash woodbury road fatality ended in woods

ous car crashes along the road. The town commissioned a trafAn elderly woman died in fic study of the thoroughfare, Cold Spring Harbor Friday eve- but the stretch of roadway along ning when she lost control of which Kouwenhoven crashed her car on Woodbury Road and and lost her life is not in the crashed into the woods. traffic calming study area, acThe Suffolk County Police cording to A.J. Carter, a spokesDepartment said man for the town. 80-year-old Euge- ‘She had a special “The unfortunia Kouwenhoven, way of wrapping nate accident oca Huntington rescurred on a porherself around ident, was drivtion of Woodbury ing a 2014 Buick your heart.’ Road that is past Regal west on the — CatHy aNd Cold Spring Harbor road at the time of waltEr kENNEdy train station, which the crash, close to is not part of the 6:30 p.m. She was pronounced study area,” Carter said. dead later at Stony Brook UniMarilyn McDermott, a versity Hospital. resident of Woodbury Road, Woodbury Road has been the echoed similar sentiments. She topic of much debate at Hun- questioned whether the accitington Town Board meetings, dent had much to do with the as residents have cited numer- safety of the road. She was on By Rohma aBBas

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The scene of the Friday evening crash on Woodbury Road.

the scene shortly after the accident and said she didn’t see any skid marks. “I’m not sure if it was inherent of the actual dangers of the road or singular to her,” McDermott said in a Monday phone interview. Kouwenhoven was a widow,

a mother to three children, a grandmother to 10, and a greatgrandmother to four, according to her obituary on A.L. Jacobsen Funeral Home’s website. Attempts to reach Kouwenhoven’s family this week were unsuccessful. CRASH continued on page A22

Campaign Diary

A look at the town board campaigns of Susan Berland and Gene Cook

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Revvin’ it up

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on sunday, huntington’s heckscher Park ball field was home to classic cars of all types at the annual Robert J. Bohaty memorial Classic auto show. The event is hosted by the Northport Centerport Lions Club. For more photos, see page a22.

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PD: Pantsless man offered kids sweets Masturbating Lloyd Neck man lured youth with candy By Elana Glowatz

Police arrested an elderly man on Monday, three weeks after they say he lured children with candy while masturbating. The 87-year-old Lloyd Harbor man was sitting in his gray 2011 Subaru at West Neck Beach on the afternoon of Aug. 10 when he allegedly offered candy to nearby children. The Suffolk County Police Department said a woman who was at the beach with the kids went up to the Subaru to intervene and saw that the suspect was not wearing pants and was masturbating. Detectives from the SCPD’s 2nd Squad investigated the case and on Monday afternoon arrested Horseshoe Path resident Galip Gulmez. He is charged with public lewdness and with endangering the welfare of a child. Attorney information for Gulmez was not available Tuesday morning. 143122

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Town app tweaked, Wi-Fi in Huntington Town Supervisor Frank Petrone (D) and Councilman Mark Cuthbertson (D) have announced that the town has upgraded its mobile phone app and has installed Wi-Fi in the Huntington Town Board room, Town Hall lobby and the Dix Hills Ice Rink. The town recently completed a major revision of its mobile phone app that makes it easier for residents to enter service requests. It also adds a variety of functions that link more seamlessly to the town’s website and to social media. Users of the app will be able to take and upload images; integrate with their Facebook and Twitter accounts; read the town’s news feed; access the town’s mobile website; learn the refuse pickup day for a particular location; and view and find recreation facilities, nearby restaurants, businesses and libraries based on location services. The phone app works on both iPhone and Android devices and can be downloaded at both the Apple App store and Google Play. On both sites, search for Huntington @ Your Service. Plans are in place to expand Wi-Fi service over the next six months to additional areas and town facilities, including the Village Green Senior Center.

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Engineer: Northport elementary’s soil safe for kids By Eric Santiago

The soil at Norwood Avenue Elementary School is safe for children, an environmental engineer told the Northport-East Northport school board last week. “I would expect concentrations in my own backyard would be very similar to what we found on the school property,” said Paul Lageraaen, the environmental services department manager for H2M architects + engineers. Last month, the school board tasked Lageraaen’s firm with analyzing the school grounds to determine if the area had been contaminated with hazardous chemicals out of “an abundance of caution, and in response to low levels of contaminants found in the soil of a neighboring farming property proposed to be developed into a winery,” according to a statement from Superintendent Robert Banzer. Dust from a property that is proposed to be developed into a vineyard next to the school may have fallen on school grounds while the land was being cleared out, officials said. Lageraaen presented the firm’s findings at Wednesday night’s, Aug. 26, school board meeting. Of the dozens of herbicides, metals and pesticides tested, only one was discovered at noteworthy concentrations. Arsenic, a common ingredient in pesticides before it was banned in 1991, was found at moderate

levels in the northwest corner of the school. The proposed vineyard property is along the school’s eastern border. This was not a great concern to Lageraaen. H2M tested its soil samples against New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation Regulations Part 375. According to these regulations, residential areas should have a maximum arsenic concentration of 16 parts per million (PPM). The sample from that corner of the school was analyzed at 17 PPM. This was one of 16 samples taken from across the school grounds. The rest all tested below this level. Lageraaen pointed out that regulations are not an actual limit. “It’s defined as an objective,” he said. “It’s not a hard and fast action level.” This is because there isn’t a definitive consensus for what that level should be. But the key finding Lageraaen cited was that there was no sign that soil around the school had been moved, disturbed or contaminated by a dangerous chemical. “The soils that are at Norwood school are the same soils that have been there for 60 years,” he said. “If I found an area where suddenly arsenic or some other compound was at 100 PPM and everything else was at 15 PPM, then you have to be concerned.” Once the presentation was finished, David Badanes, vice president of the school board, asked the central question for the

Vice President David Badanes asks questions about the soil study.

board. “I guess the bottom line question is this: Are the children that are going to play at Norwood safe?” “Yes,” said Lageraaen, who also coaches community soccer at the Northport fields. “I have no qualms about returning there to coach or my kids playing on those fields.” In closing, board President Andrew Rapiejko said that the board has been in contact with the town about the proposed vineyard and encouraged concerned community members to do the same. In a phone interview on Thursday, Aug.

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27, Fred Giachetti, who owns the property and wants to develop it into a vineyard, stressed that he has contacted local officials and experts to ensure the property is managed responsibly. “My wife and I have been trying to do something that is bringing back the agrarian traditions of our community because we have a great interest in it and a family history,” he said. “We think it’s a wonderful idea — instead of building more McMansions or condos or townhomes, we could try and bring something back to the community that we’ve lost.”

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Town board candidates to compete for WFP line By Victoria Espinoza

Working Families Party voters of Huntington Town will get the chance to choose between five town board candidates in a primary election on Sept. 10. Councilwoman Susan Berland (D) and candidate Keith Barrett are the two candidates backed by the Working Families party. Charles Marino, Richard Hall and Valerie Stringfellow are also running in the primary.

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“The Working Families Party endorsed Keith Barrett and Councilwoman Susan Berland because they’ve demonstrated they share our values and support our key legislative issues like raising the minimum wage and passing paid family leave,” Emily Abbott, the WFP Long Island political director, said in an email. “We have no doubt they will be the best voice for Huntington’s working families.” PRIMARY continued on page A7

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Campaign Diary

Governing a full-time job Susan Berland touts record in bid for a fifth term man year. Berland and her husband, Sandy Berland, live in Dix Hills and have four chilCouncilwoman Susan Berland (D) has dren: Stephanie, Alex, Schuyler and Grant. made the Huntington Town Council her “She is a person of action,” John Cooney, full time job since her inaugural election commander of Northport American Legion in 2001. She pledged, when she was first Post 694, said in a phone interview. “Susan running for election, that she would stop has worked tirelessly on behalf of veterans practicing law and dedicate all her time to in the community. We hold many different the board. events, and in my 16 years, I have never seen “I think the job really deserves that,” Susan absent from one. I’m proud of what she said. “I’m the one who’s in the office, she’s done for this community; she follows 95 percent of the time, through and listens.” when people come into ‘She’s a person of Berland was first elected the office to see a coun- action. Susan has to replace U.S. Rep. Steve Iscilmember; I’m the one rael’s (D-Huntington) seat, worked tirelessly on they get. I do a lot more when he won his seat in the events than anyone else behalf of veterans in House of Representatives in does because I can and the community.’ 2001. She previously worked because I want to.” on Israel’s Town Board cam— John Cooney paign, and once he was reOn Monday, Berland sat down for an interview, elected, he asked her to work at Book Revue in Huntington, to discuss in the town attorney’s office to prosecute her past achievements on the Huntington code violations. Town Board, and her campaign for re-elecWhen she first got into office, Bertion this November. She had just returned land moved to make government more from a weekend away, helping her youngest transparent. son move into Yale University for his freshShe said her first piece of legislation the By Victoria Espinoza

susan Berland is seeking reelection to the Huntington town Board.

board approved made parts of the town’s government more accessible. The Fair, Open and Accountable Government Act requires the zoning and planning boards to have their meetings in a public hearing room — the town board room at Huntington Town Hall. According to Berland, before she came into office that was not the case. “I fought for 10 years to get the town’s

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television channel because I wanted town board meetings to be televised,” she said. “I’m really an advocate of open and accessible government.” She thinks people need to have access to these meetings. “If people have the opportunity to watch town board meetings in the comfort of their own homes, they’ll be more inclined BERLAND continued on page A6

Mind on the town’s cash Gene Cook, a businessman, seeks a second term “I’m all about where our money is being spent. When I looked at the books, I was not Councilman Gene Cook (I) said he has happy with the way I saw things being done. his eyes on the money — the money of So I put up legislation to get the state compHuntington Town and its taxpayers, that is. troller to come in and audit. I was hoping “Huntington doesn’t manage its money they would audit all the books.” properly,” the councilman said, in a sitThe state comptroller’s office only ended down interview at his Greenlawn home. up auditing two departments — outside “Coming from the business world, we need legal services and overtime — and in both, good business people in issues were unearthed. Since [Town Hall] to manage it ‘Gene has shown then, those issues have been adcorrectly.” He believes the the public that his dressed. amount of money the town Cook emerged from his gahas borrowed in long-term interest is doing rage to start the interview, where bonds is “ridiculous.” Cook what is right for he had been tinkering with his said he very rarely votes for favorite hobby, his cars. He rethem. He works bonding. sides at his Arbutus Road home Cook is seeking re-elec- for the taxpayers.’ with his wife Lisa. They have five tion for a second term on — Toni Tepe children: Danielle, Nicole, Monthe town board in Novemica, Brendan and Olivia. ber. He’s running with Republican-backed Owner of Cook Industries Inc., a conJennifer Thompson, and he’s running struction company, which was established against incumbent Councilwoman Susan in 1986, the councilman has learned how Berland (D) and contender Keith Barrett. to run a fiscally sound business and tries Cook said he believes the town’s money to bring those ideals to the town board as needs to be spent more wisely. He said he much as possible. would like to see a forensic audit of the en“A lot of business work is right now, it has tire town government. When he first en- to get done immediately,” Cook said. He tered office, he said, he pushed for such an runs his office the same way. “We have to audit by the state comptroller’s office. get an answer back to a constituent within By Victoria Espinoza

Gene cook is running for a second term on the Huntington town Board.

24 hours. I made that a mandate in my office. Good, bad or ugly, even if it’s something the constituent doesn’t want to hear, we have to do that.” Toni Tepe, chairwoman of the Huntington Republican Committee said Cook is devoted to doing what’s right for the public. “Gene has shown the public that his interest is doing what is right for them,” Tepe said. “He works for the taxpayers.” Moving onto other matters facing Huntington Town, Cook spoke about crime in Huntington Station. While Cook said the

Photo from Gene Cook’s office

police force is stretched, he feels there are other ways to beef up security that don’t involve hiring more police. Cook said he has no problem with development projects requesting changes of zone, like Benchmark Senior Living, a proposed assisted living facility in Huntington, and The Seasons at Elwood, as long as they are handled responsibly and in a smart business fashion. “Lets do proper, smart, development that makes everybody happy.” But he does not believe that was the COOK continued on page A6

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to watch it.” Huntington Town has its share of blighted homes — another issue Berland’s addressed with legislation. “We don’t have rows and rows of houses that are blighted, we have one on each street,” she said. “They come as a patchwork, but it affects the street it’s on tremendously, and I think that’s important to people.” In order to fight the blighted houses, Berland’s legislation created a new system that assesses if a house should be put on a townwide blight registry. If the property is added to the list, the owners are hit with a fine from the town and are allotted a cer-

tain amount of time to fix the problems with their property. If the owner doesn’t do so before the allotted deadline, the town pays for the cleanup of the property, and the money it costs the town to right all the problems is then added to that property owner’s tax bill. When speaking to crime in Huntington Station, Berland said, “It’s always good to have cops on the beat.” “The more they’re in the community and get to know the community, the better it is. For a lot of people, if you know the officer and have a relationship with the officer, I think you’re less likely to do something you shouldn’t do.” Berland believes that large-scale projects that require a zone change, like The Seasons at Elwood, a 256-unit 55-and-older condo

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case with The Seasons, which is why he voted against it. Cook’s was the sole vote against the 55-and-up condominium project. “Because of my business background in construction and roadwork, I knew Elwood Road was a problem. It was said [The Seasons] was not going to change the difference of traffic on that road. That’s nonsense. We need people on the board that say wait a minute, lets take a good look at this and see what’s really needed there and what the community wants,” Cook said. “I was the only vote with the people of Elwood.” He said he felt the same community resistance against Benchmark as well. “People were there crying to me, saying they don’t want this. We’re supposed to take care of the residents of the town, not developers that come in with big pockets,” he said. Cook described being the minority on the board as “brutal.” He thinks having Thompson on the town board “would really benefit the people.” Cook hopes to one day have a third member on the board, creating a majority voting bloc. Bow hunting of deer in Eaton’s Neck has been a pressing issue for the residents of Eaton’s Neck and Asharoken, and

districts, meet to discuss issues that affect students today. When asked about her opponent’s support of term limits, as Berland is seeking her fifth term in office, she said, “the best manifestation of term limits is elections.”

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Susan Berland at a town board meeting.

Cook has changed his stance of opposing the measure since the town board public hearing last month on this issue. “What I like about town board meetings is that you do hear other sides,” he said. “I was unaware of the Lyme disease issue and the tick issue, it was the first time I had heard of that. I may vote for it if it comes up.” If re-elected, Cook, like his running mate Thompson, hopes to push term limits right away. He said he supports a two-term limit for council members. “I believe we need term limits,” he said. “For me, what I’ve seen is, the first term you’re learning, second term you’re doing, third term you’re abusing the power. I think we as people need to keep it moving.”

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Gene Cook at a town board meeting.

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home community, and Benchmark Senior Living, a proposed 69-unit assisted living facility, are not issues of overdevelopment. “I voted in favor of the Seasons,” she said. “Anytime we can create senior housing, where our seniors stay here and aren’t leaving, I think that’s a benefit. But you have to watch the density numbers.” She originally voted no to Avalon Huntington Station, because of the number of units they wanted to fit in per acre. When Avalon compromised months later and reduced the number of units, Berland voted yes. Berland has also been involved in legislation that benefits the youth of Huntington Town. According to Berland, the Huntington Youth Council, which is comprised of students from each of the town’s school

Man died at Centerport beach

A 52-year-old man died at Huntington Beach Community Association, on Adams Street in Centerport, on Friday, Aug. 28, at 5:17 p.m. Suf-

folk County homicide detectives confirmed that the death of the Centerport resident was noncriminal. No other details were given out.

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of West 4th Street and 3rd Avenue in Huntington Station on Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. One man was charged with posBLOTTER continued on page A9

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Commack native grad thrives in craft spirit market By Alex Petroski

It takes guts to quit a steady paying job to pursue a dream. Not many people bet on themselves as boldly as Stony Brook University graduate and owner of Prohibition Distillery in Roscoe Brian Facquet did back in 2008. He grew up in Commack, graduated from St. Anthony’s High School in 1991 and spent a few years in the Naval Academy before transferring to Stony Brook for his senior year. There he played lacrosse, majored in history and met his future wife Benat. “I created a brand that’s rooted in history,” Facquet said laughing, during an interview this week, when asked about failing to put his pricey college degree in history to use. He received that degree in 1995. “I did something stupid,” Facquet said. “I quit my job and just started doing this.” “This” was creating an up-and-coming craft spirit brand called Bootlegger 21, which is based out of an old firehouse in Roscoe, about two hours north of New York City. The name, the packaging and even the boxes that the bottles are shipped in are all a nod to the Prohibition era in the United States in the 1920s when the sale or consumption of alcohol was illegal. People who continued to sell alcohol illegally were called bootleggers. The “21” represents the 21st Amendment, which repealed Prohibition. Facquet spent much of the 2000s in the corporate world, working for a couple of different technology companies. Successes in that field earned him an offer to be the East Coast vice president of Paylocity, a company that specializes in cloud-based payroll software, which Facquet was vital in creating. He turned down the offer. “He’s always been entrepreneurial,” Phil Facquet said of his son Brian, who in 2000 went to his dad and asked him for advice about a business opportunity. Brian Facquet said that he was at Bluepoint Brewery in Patchogue. “It was small at the time,” Facquet said. They had a few chairs, a keg and about three tables in an outside sitting area. The modest appearance didn’t scare him and he told his dad that he wanted to invest about $30,000 in the brewery. Both Facquets said that Phil was the greatest deciding factor in Brian’s decision to ultimately reject the opportunity. “I always regretted not doing it,” Brian Facquet said. His dad admitted that he felt bad about being the voice of negativity

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Since submitting their names to the Suffolk County Board of Elections, Hall and Stringfellow have both decided not to actively campaign. While their names will still technically be on the ballot, they said they have put their support behind Marino and Barrett,

back then, so when Brian went to Phil in 2008 and told him his new plan, his father decided to bite his tongue the second time around. “I thought he was crazy,” Phil Facquet said. When Brian Facquet decided to start making booze, it wasn’t going to be a hobby. He had no interest in going the route of the weekend warrior who brews beer in his garage and tried for a while to balance his steady paying job with his dream of, as he put it, “creating something that will be remembered.” He said he would go into the Tuthilltown Distillery, one of the sites of his vodka making exploits before he found a home in Roscoe, while he was on sales calls for his day job, overnight or on days when he was “playing hooky.” Eventually he decided he was going all in on Bootlegger 21. “You’re talking to a guy that’s worked all his life for somebody else,” Phil said about his son’s decision to pursue his dream. “I’m ambitious within a corporate setting, but to risk my own money? I thought he was crazy quite honestly.” His father came around rather easily. He still lives in Commack, though he periodically makes the trip up to Roscoe to lend a hand for a few days whenever he can. Brian Facquet’s ambition and confidence have paid off. Bootlegger 21 now offers gin and bourbon to go along with the vodka. Facquet said that when he started the company he had a hard time convincing anyone about the merits of a craft spirit that was locally produced. “You hope you have a good product, you hope you have a market, but you never know,” he said. The market has changed now. Hand crafted is in. Mass-produced, conglomerate spirits with brand recognition still have their place in the market, but Facquet said that he’s found the millennial consumer is willing to give the little guy a shot. He didn’t necessarily see this coming he said, but he’s thrilled to reap the benefits of a more openminded marketplace. The fact that this is currently Facquet’s only business venture doesn’t mean he’s suddenly become a slacker. Presumably Catholic high school and the Naval Academy made that impossible. “I don’t know how he does it,” his father said. “He’s burning the candle light at both ends, plus the center.” Brian Facquet’s hard work has paid off as well. The corn-based, gluten-free vodka has been awarded gold medals and double gold medals from the Best Domestic Vodka who they believe best support minorities in Huntington Town. Marino said he is running to bring an end to the corrupt political system in Huntington. “As a registered Working Families Party member who believes in putting workers first, not in lining one’s pockets, I am challenging Ms. Berland in the primary,” Marino said in a statement. Attempts to reach Marino were unsuccessful.

An assortment of different Bootlegger drinks line the shelves.

competition, the Beverage Testing Institute, and the New York International Spirits competition. The five-botanical gin and corn-based bourbon are still very new to the market. Facquet’s goal was to create something that will be remembered. It will be difficult

Meanwhile, Barrett and Berland said they’re the best picks for the WFP line. “I come from a working family,” Barrett said. “I’m a union guy, a blue-collar worker. I’ve always been in the working guys shoes.” Barrett is a Huntington native. He went to Walt Whitman High School,and started his own business, Barrett Automotives, in 1997 in Huntington Station. He is currently the town’s deputy direc-

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to remember him after extensive consumption of his product, although his entrepreneurial spirit will last long after the buzz wears off. For more information about Bootlegger 21 and the Prohibition Distillery visit www. prohibitiondistillery.com.

tor of general services. Berland, an incumbent who is seeking a fifth term, said she is the only town board member who has been a member of a union during high school and college. “I’ve passed legislation that helps our town workers,” she said. “I’m very pro-workers and I’m very pro-military. I am a staunch labor and working families supporter.”

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Above, fishing on the Long Island Sound will bring many rewarding catches this September. At right, angler Craig Scail with a fine brace of local, Long Island Sound black sea bass.

This fall it’s all about that bass, and bluefish, too Anglers can rejoice as early September, fall fishing arrives By AngeLo PeLuSo

September marks the beginning of meteorological autumn. It is a time when we bid farewell to summer and embrace the magnificence of the fall migratory run of local game fish. This is a time eagerly awaited by all Long Island anglers, as amassing baitfish and pursuing game fish move into high gear. The stage has been set all around Long Island for the grandest spectacle of the fishing season. Although no place is more representative of this activity than the fabled waters of Montauk Point and the beaches of the South Shore, the open Long Island Sound and the beaches of the North Shore can give anglers a solid opportunity at some terrific fall action. While North Shore fishing may not be as frenzied, concentrated or sustained as it is at the end of Long Island, there is, nonetheless, some fine fishing to be had for those who put in the time and are willing to move about to find fish. A decade or so ago the North Shore of Long Island would boast respectable

spring and early fall runs of striped bass. Conditions related to cyclical weather changes, baitfish movement and the migratory patterns and behaviors of game fish, most notably striped bass, have somewhat altered the landscape of the fall run in the area of the central Long Island Sound. It seems as if the last half dozen years or so have brought stronger spring fishing than prolonged fall runs, especially those runs that occur close to the beaches, whereas the fall run would often last a few weeks. Now, some of the best late-season inshore bass fishing can often be measured in days, not weeks. The exception to this is that whatever bass remain in the area congregate off many of the deep-water drop-offs to bulk up on bait that follows the same path. At this time of year, diamond jigging is king. But all is not lost to the shore-bound angler. One of the keys to scoring bass and big blues from September to the end of the season is mobility. A body in motion should stay in motion until such time as

fish are located. Too many anglers spend too much time remaining stagnant, waiting for the fish. There are many time-tested spots where the probabilities are high that fish will move in as certain phases of the tide or current movement, so spend time fishing those locations. Obviously, these situations vary with the seasons, but time on the water and consistent previous successes are good barometers of future potential. That said, from September until the end of the season, any of the central Long Island beaches from those in and around the Huntington Harbor/Eatons Neck area, out to the beaches of the North Fork, can turn on any given day with bass headed east and close to the edges of the surf line. Many of the bass that linger west of Huntington in Nassau County tend to move west and back out into the New York Bight, but those movements are not always easy to predict as they are on the South Shore, where fish move east to west. Bass and some large blues can be seen in the Sound moving both east and west, so who knows how the fish decide to leave the Sound. That movement, though, argues for

the angler to remain in motion and to keep tabs on the whereabouts of fall bait. While not all parts of the Sound enjoy prolific concentrations of bait throughout the season, the cooling down of water temperatures and the shortened hours of daylight in September will stimulate various baits to amass into large rafts. Sand eels, spearing, bay anchovies and white bait like finger mullet will motivate the bass and blues. Most bait will be found along deep-water drops, moving out from the harbors or cruising the surf line. All scenarios present productive fishing opportunities.

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Hi, I am Ryan Southworth, owner of Worth Painting. I’ve lived on the North Shore of Long Island my entire life, originally in Port Jefferson Station and now in Miller Place. My children and my beautiful wife, Erin, and I love this area and are proud to be a part of the community. When I started Worth Painting over 26 years ago (at a very young age!) I knew I had found a career doing something I was both good at and felt good about doing! There is nothing more satisfying than when a job is complete, seeing how happy the homeowners are… it makes all the hard work so worthwhile! I love seeing something go from plain to beautiful through the work of my own hands! I take pride in each project and treat it with the care I would give my own home. Worth Painting has grown from only painting to sheet rock repair, taping and spackling, carpentry, faux painting, power washing, deck restorations and all phases

but I do projects from Manhattan to Montauk! Some of these projects include work in historical Stony Brook and upkeep work for the Ward Melville Heritage complex. I am currently involved as a hands-on renovator on the hit show, The Profit. Worth Painting is certified with the Better Business Bureau and is honored to have their number one recommendation. The company is licensed, insured, and bonded, and I carry Workmen’s Comp for my employees. Call (631) 331-5556 for a free estimate for your project and join the happy homeowners who have enhanced their homes with Worth Painting.

of interior and exterior work. No job is too big or too small. I work with an experienced, professional crew and most have been with me for over 15 years. I work on and supervise every job; I am not an absentee boss. My company is well established on the North Shore

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Power Washing SUNLITE PRESSURE WASHING Roofs, Cedar Shakes, Vinyl Siding, Cedar Planks, Patios, Decks. Reasonable rates. 29 years in business Lic.27955-H/Ins. 631-281-1910 WORKING & LIVING IN THE THREE VILLAGES FOR 25 YEARS Owner does the work & guarantees satisfaction. COUNTY-WIDE Lic. & Ins. 37153-H 631-751-8280

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Roofing/Siding JOSEPH BONVENTRE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, siding, windows, decks, repairs. Quality work, low prices. Living/Serving 3 Village Area. Owner operated. Over 25 years experience. Lic/Ins. #55301-H. 631-428-6791/631-689-7627

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NORTHEAST TREE EXPERTS, INC. Expert pruning, careful removals, stump grinding, tree/shrub fertilization. Disease/insect management. Certified arborists. Insured/Lic#24,512-HI. All work guaranteed. 631-751-7800 www.northeasttree.com

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Friends of Kouwenhoven, who also went by “Jean” or “Gene,” shared some of their memories and condolences on an online tribute page. One person spoke of Kouwenhoven’s gourmet cooking skills and her “kind and thoughtful” nature. She said Kouwenhoven would often wash and style the hair of neighborhood girls before a birthday party. “Can you imagine someone taking the time to [style] 2 or 3 young girls’ hair?” Janet Stanton Schaaf wrote. “It took hours! I felt so pampered and so glamorous, and so cared for. What a wonderful feeling” Schaaf continued, “Jean had such a positive impact on my life, and I hope she now sees how much she added to our little Huntington neighborhood of kids. Thanks for everything, Jean.” Cathy and Walter Kennedy also left a message honoring Kouwenhoven. “She was so full of life and knew how to enjoy it,” they wrote. “She had a special way of wrapping herself around

your heart. We feel blessed to have known her and to have shared many a time with her.” While he’s not handling the case and doesn’t know the exact details, 2nd Precinct Det. Sgt. James Scimoni said it’s “definitely possible” the woman could have undergone a medical emergency before crashing. But there’s no confirmation of that, he said. On the subject of Woodbury Road traffic safety improvements, town officials have already embarked on fixes to attempt to make the road safer. On Tuesday, the town released a statement noting that it had implemented the first phase of its traffic study consultants’ recommendations. Town highway department workers trimmed trees along the shoulder of the road, running 2.5 miles from Main Street in Huntington village to Pulaski Road in Cold Spring Harbor. The workers also replaced road signs to increase visibility — the 165 new signs are larger than the ones they replaced, including larger chevron signs to further highlight the horizontal curves in the roadway. The town installed new turn and reverse turn signs to replace curve and re-

A bird has got new wind beneath its wings, thanks to rescue efforts by the Suffolk County Police Department’s Marine Bureau, whose officers freed the creature on Sunday after it became entangled on an offshore fuel platform in Northport. Officers Charles Marchiselli and Michael O’Leary were aboard Marine Bravo when they observed the bird tangled in string along the railing of the platform, about two miles north of National Grid’s Northport power plant, at approximately 11:15 a.m. O’Leary distracted the bird with a wildlife pole while Marchiselli covered it with a blanket and cut the entangling lines. The bird appeared uninjured and

swam away after being freed, police said. The officers saw the bird while they were conducting a homeland security check of the platform, which is used to offload fuel for the power plant. National Grid owns and operates the plant, and sells its produced energy to utility PSEG Long Island, which distributes the power to Long Island residents.

Another scene of the crash on Woodbury Road.

verse curve signs, bringing the signage up to federal standards. Also, the town upgraded the reflectivity of traffic signs. “That stuff is the first phase,” Councilwoman Susan Berland (D) said in a phone interview. She said now the town’s

Photo by Marilyn McDermott

waiting for an analysis of the road for the second phase of the project, which could include implementing suggestions like narrowing the road. Elana Glowatz contributed reporting.

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A required good act has a connection to The Chocolate War

D. None of the above by DaNiel DuNaief

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ello, ladies,” the gentleman at the front door said. The blushing and grinning reminded me of middle school, where the athletic star walks into a room and the girls swooned. Except that, in this case, it wasn’t a group of middle school girls, it was their middle-aged mothers.

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“Hey, bub,” I wanted to shout, “back here, behind the considerably taller women sits a man.” Of course, I didn’t say that, because I didn’t want to stand out, or even up, for that matter. I had a good seat and was waiting for a key moment to contribute something or to clear out. I was at a do-gooders gathering. That’s not the name of it, because people don’t generally come up with such generic sounding names for a collection of people who want to make a change, to help people, to make a difference in the world. But, really, that’s what they were. Why were they there? Who knows? I didn’t ask them. I suppose it could have been that they all felt a strong calling to contribute. It could have also been that they had friends who would be there that night and they wanted to do their part, alongside their close friends, to effect change. Or maybe it was because they were required to be there,

because their daughters played on a sports team and the parents of the team captains had the responsibility to make sure everyone, and they meant everyone, as email after email said, attended and contributed. After all, for this effort to be successful, they needed 100 percent participation. Lovely, lovely, lovely. But wait; I seem to recall reading this book called The Chocolate War, which kept springing to mind as I was furiously typing details of this meeting to my wife. For instance, I told her that I’d never smelled such a powerful combination of floral scents. The host of this gathering had gone deep into the well of potpourri for a scent that, I’m guessing, carried over the river and through the woods all the way to grandma’s house. I also told her that I was the only man in the room and that there was a plate of cookies in the center of the island that no one touched.

Anyway, in The Chocolate War, by Robert Cormier, Jerry Renault, on an assignment from a group of unofficial student leaders, is told not to sell chocolates as part of a fundraising campaign. When the assignment ends and he’s supposed to decide to accept the chocolates, he continues to refuse. Ultimately, he suffers serious consequences from rebelling against the school and the Vigils, the student thugs who effectively run the school. I’m not suggesting that these delightful women, with their floral-scented kitchens and earnest, sincere, and heartfelt grins and plans are anything like the Vigils. They are working toward a great cause and are encouraging complete participation. But, something feels wrong about the compulsory nature of a good act. Instead of everyone working for one, particular effort, perhaps this group could encourage full participation in a charity, good

Something feels wrong about the compulsory nature of a good act.

cause or effort of each player, or a family-choice activity. I get it, of course. The complete effort of the players and all their families could easily be greater than the sum of the parts of small efforts from each person. Maybe it was because I was the only man in the room, or maybe it was because I am such a fan of The Chocolate War, but I couldn’t help wondering if there was a coercive undercurrent to all this cheerleading. Daniel Dunaief’s recent book, “The Other Parent,” may be purchased online from www.tbrnewsmedia.com/ebooks.

OPINION EDITORIAL Be safe behind the wheel It’s the start of the school season, and that should signal us to be a little more wary behind the wheel. With some schools already in session and some schools opening soon, we are urging drivers who are rushing to and fro to bring their patience and common sense with them. Just this week in Smithtown, a police checkpoint netted 11 individuals and charged them with DWI — most of those Smithtown residents. It’s a scary number. Over in Cold Spring Harbor ,on Woodbury Road, an elderly woman died after crashing into the woods on Friday evening. With this kind of troubling traffic safety news becoming the norm lately, we all need to

step up our defensive driving game instead of stepping on the gas. When on the road, come to a full stop at a stop sign, not a rolling stop. Always stop behind a school bus with its lights on — a resident told us this week that she routinely witnesses cars blowing past buses that are stopped. Those are children that could potentially be put at risk. And it goes without saying that we should take extra precautions in school speed zones. The list goes on. Always signal before merging into a lane. And if you’re in the wrong lane, don’t try to cut across multiple lanes, especially on major thoroughfares. Obey crosswalks — we can’t tell you how many times drives ignore them. Following the rules of the road goes a long way in keeping our families safe. Let’s all be a little more courteous and careful behind the wheel.

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