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smithtown highway superintendent Glenn Jorgensen is stepping down from his position after pleading guilty to falsifying public documents charges. By Victoria Espinoza

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Smithtown Highway Superintendent Glenn Jorgensen (R) has resigned and pleaded guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges in a scheme to alter road-repaving records from last year. Jorgensen, 63, pleaded guilty in New York State Supreme Court in Riverhead on Thurs-

day, Oct. 15, to a felony charge of offering a false instrument for filing and a misdemeanor charge of official misconduct as part of a plea deal with the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. He will be sentenced on Dec. 11 to four months of jail but will serve an alternative sentence in lieu of jail of 570 hours of community service, and will receive

three years probation, according to Robert Clifford, spokesman for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office. “This disposition compels the defendant to resign from his elected position and his admission of guilt before the court confirms the facts uncovered during the investigation,” Clifford said in a statement. “As the

Superintendent of Highways Mr. Jorgensen knowingly had false information about the paving of town roads filed as an official town record, and he knowingly directed that inaccurate information be filed to make it appear as though the roadwork met state mandatory specifications.” Vecchio’s office confirmed JORgeNSeN continued on page a12

Town Hall renaming ceremony set for Nov. 1 By phil corso

Town Hall is getting a new name. Smithtown officials will gather alongside the Smithtown 350 Foundation on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m., to officially dedicate the town hall building to Supervisor Pat Vecchio (R) — the longest serving supervisor in the history of the state. The dedication has been months in the making since the Town Board voted unanimously in March to dedicate the building in Vecchio’s honor after his nearly four decades of

public service to the township. As part of the town’s 350th birthday this year, Smithtown has been buzzing with activity since the beginning of 2015 with various events celebrating the town’s storied past. The town’s official 350th birthday was March 3, the same day the Town Board caught Vecchio off guard by voting to dedicate the building to him. The resolution that council members voted upon was signed and placed in a time capsule that will be buried near Town Hall this year. Vecchio has served as supervisor since 1978 and also served

in the U.S. Army during the Korean War, before an honorable discharge in 1954, when he joined the New York Police Department, where he remained for 20 years, the resolution said. His NYPD roles included detective sergeant, chief of security for former Mayor John Lindsay and a member of a special unit responsible for the protection of visiting dignitaries, including former presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy. A reception will also immediately follow the event inside Town Hall.

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The Smithtown Fire Department will hold its third annual Bulldog Restoration Comedy Show to benefit the restoration of the department’s 1935 Mack Hook and Ladder truck. The restoration of a historic piece of Smithtown and the Fire Department’s history is being totally paid for by the generosity of firefighters and donors. No taxpayer dollars are being used to fund the project. Appearing at the 8 p.m. show are three fan favorite comedians. On the schedule are Dion Flynn, the face and voice of Barak Obama on “Late Night

with Jimmy Fallon,” Seth Herzog, comic, actor and warm-up act to get the audience going each night on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” and the great Gilbert Gottfried, beloved stand-up comedian, actor and voice artist. Tickets are priced at $60 each and include the show, an open beer, soda and wine bar and intermission snacks. To purchase tickets online visit the Smithtown Fire Department website at www.smithtownfd.org or call 631486-0958. — Phil Corso

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Commack teens accused in hack BY Phil Corso

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Alex Mosquera, Daniel soares and Erick Vaysman, left to right, are accused of breaking into Commack high school’s data system and altering grades and schedules over the summer.

Three students from Commack High School were arrested Tuesday morning and accused of breaking into their school district’s computer system to change two students’ grades and nearly 300 students’ schedules, the Suffolk County Police Department said. Cops identified the three 17-year-olds as Alex Mosquera of East Northport and Commack natives Daniel Soares and Erick Vaysman, alleging they were behind an unauthorized breach of the Commack Union Free School District’s computer system back in July. They surrendered to detectives on Tuesday around 7:30 a.m. and were scheduled to be arraigned at First District Court in Central Islip later in the day, police said. Attorney information for the three teenagers was not immediately available. Police said they were first notified of the data breach in July, when the Commack school district determined an unauthorized person, or group of people, accessed its network and altered the schedules of nearly 300 students. The district was able to identify the alterations and correct the schedules before students arrived for classes in September, the district said. The county police department’s computer crimes section also investigated the breach and found two students’ grades were altered, SCPD said. The district posted news of the arrest on its website Tuesday morning, but did not identify the students by name. “We know that the actions of a few students do not reflect on the entire student body,” the district said in the statement. “From kindergarten through high school graduation, the district teaches and reinforces the attributes that contribute to good character: courtesy, honesty, attaining pride, responsibility, accountability, compassion, tolerance, endurance and respect. With reinforcement and guidance by their families, our students reflect those values.” Mosquera was charged with computer trespass and criminal solicitation; Soares was charged with burglary, computer tampering, identity theft, computer trespass and eavesdropping; and Vaysman was charged with computer tampering and criminal solicitation, cops said Tuesday. The arrests came just weeks after the district went public with news of the initial breach, which was posted to its website last month. In response, the district bulked up its data protection protocols by adding security features to student management systems and implementing a 24-hour active monitoring program. Some of the information that may have been viewed, the district said, included student identification numbers, names, addresses, contact information and schedules. Social security numbers, however, are not in the student management system. Password protection safeguards and network protocols also prevented any further access to the district’s data management system and kept private and personal information safe, the district said in a statement. “We believe the initial data breach only involved a very limited number of high school student records,” the district said in a statement. “The district continues to cooperate fully with local law enforcement agencies, and our IT department is working closely with the police to provide digital data to assist law enforcement. In addition, a full electronic security review is underway with a company that specializes in network security.”

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Smithtown BOE considers transgender policies New Trustee Jeremy Thode uses policy committee role to suggest drafts that instill student accommodations missioner MaryEllen Elia has had transgender issues in her sights since The Smithtown board of education she first took office in May. has decided to look into adopting polElia released the Transgender and icy for transgender students. Gender Nonconforming Guidance School board Trustee Jeremy Thode Document in July to public school introduced the issue at districts throughout the board meeting on ‘All students need a safe New York State. Tuesday, Oct. 13. According to a press and supportive school Thode is a chairrelease from the New person for the policy setting to progress York State Education ofcommittee and said he academically and fice, the document is inthinks the board needs tended to help districts developmentally.’ to start looking into this foster an educational — MaryEllEn Elia environment safe and issue. He said that at some point in the near free from discriminafuture the policy comtion for transgender and mittee would try to obtain language nonconforming students. for a policy on transgender students. It includes information to help dis“It’s important to ensure that all tricts comply with federal, state and local students are accounted for,” Thode laws concerning bullying, harassment, said. “So that they understand what discrimination and student privacy. their rights are.” “All students need a safe and supThode said that this is purely the portive school setting to progress acabeginning and that there are not demically and developmentally,” Elia many other details currently about said. “We have a moral responsibility to how the board will approach adopting foster civility in our schools, and to enlocal policy for transgender students. sure that every student has equal access New York State Education Com- to educational programs and activities.” By Victoria Espinoza

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the Smithtown Fire Department at 7:40 p.m. on Oct. 15. Fight on Pine A 49-year-old man from Kings Park was arrested at his house on Oct. 13 at 5:22 p.m. for punching a man in the face on Pine Street in St. James on Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. according to police. He was charged with third-degree assault with intent to cause physical injury. Ladies don’t get in this Mercedes It was reported that all four tires and rims of a 2015 Mercedes on Smithtown Boulevard in Nesconset were stolen between 10 p.m. on Oct. 15 and 8 a.m. on Oct. 16. Outside the lines Police said a 55-year-old man from Westbrook was failing to maintain his lane on Mayfair Terrace in Commack at 9:40 p.m. on Oct. 16 and was pulled over. He was charged with driving while intoxicated. Five-finger shopping spree A 43-year-old woman from Ronkonkoma was arrested after police said she stole clothing from multiple stores on Oct. 14 including clothes from Sears on Jericho Turnpike in Commack at 1 p.m. and clothes from TJ Maxx on Jericho Turnpike in Commack at 4:50 p.m. She was charged with petit larceny. Drunken speeding On Oct. 17 a 43-year-old woman from Ronkonkoma was arrested after police said she was speeding on the Long Island Expressway by Exit 51 in a 2013 Toyota RAV4. She was arrested at 10:17 p.m. and was charged with driving while intoxicated. — COMPILED BY VICtOrIa EsPInOza

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Explore ways to keep Island water clean: Kominicki Your turn

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Cutting the ribbon on a new shopping center used to be an elected official’s most-prized photo op. Today, it’s unveiling a septic system install. That’s real progress on a couple of fronts. First, there is scientific evidence that suggests Long Island will actually sink if anybody builds another shopping center here. More importantly, it shows that sewage has finally taken its rightful place, front and center, in the minds of local pols. And about time. The region’s aquifers, which supply residents with almost 140 billion gallons of fresh water a year, are showing signs of real distress, with rising nitrogen levels from wastewater and storm runoff that’s laced with lawn, golf course and farm fertilizers. Phosphorus is also on the rise, and new pollutants, from flushed pharmaceutical and personal care products, have been found in our drinking water lately. I’ll pause for a collective, “Eeew.” What’s so bad about nitrogen, you ask? Basically, that it thrives on oxygen, which, as you may remember from high school, is a pretty important part

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Above and below, Suffolk county officials participate in different press conferences held over the past year in which septic systems are installed at various locations.

of H2O. Get too much nitrogen in your water supply and you have to worry about bad things, like methemoglobinemia, which is better known as Blue Baby Syndrome. The name pretty much tells you everything you need to know. Nitrogen in our rivers, lakes and seas also fertilizes oxygen-sucking algae, which have been known to cause giant oceanic dead zones, completely devoid of other plant life or aquatic species. The algae can also choke out coastal grasses and other plant life that slow down the tidal waves associated with storms that have names.

Storms with names like “Sandy,” for instance. Nitrogen levels are a problem for both our counties, but in different ways. Nassau’s issue is the outflow from its waste treatment facilities, which is discharged way too close to shore and is responsible for the spread of an especially foul-smelling, marshkilling algae called sea lettuce. The county would like to shoot the effluent a couple miles out to sea, but it needs financial help – $600 million ought to do it – to get the job done. Maybe some of our friends in Alba-

ny are reading this. Suffolk’s problem is on the intake. With huge swaths of the county still unsewered – for more, do a Google search of “Southwest Sewer District Scandal” – residents rely largely on septic tanks and cesspools, which do little more than strain waste through the soil and, eventually, back into the aquifer. Another, “Eeew” is appropriate. Now, back to the photo op, where we saw Suffolk Executive Steve Bellone (D) posing recently beside a large hole in the yard of Nesconset’s Jim Minet, one of 19 lucky winners of the county’s advanced wastewater treatment systems lottery. The prize: A $15,000 Hydro Action “extended aeration” system that keeps micro-organisms at the buffet longer, reducing exiting nitrogen levels by as much as 80 percent. Nineteen advanced wastewater treatment systems are a nice start, but with 400,000 septic tanks in the county, the program obviously has a ways to go. What’s important is that Bellone and Nassau counterpart Ed Mangano (R) are proactively working the clean water issue and lobbying mightily for the state and federal financial aid needed to move local efforts along. Good on them. Perhaps they understand that elected office is, itself, a lot like a sewer. What you get out of it, after all, depends almost entirely on what you put into it. The author works as the editor of www.InnovateLI.com and is also a columnist for the Long Island Index blog, a project of the Rauch Foundation.

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From left, Christopher Boundy running marathons in California, Florida and Connecticut.

Middle-school teacher makes strides for kids Commack Middle School social studies teacher Chris Boundy has met his goal of running a marathon in all 50 states. Number 50, his 70th marathon, was the Hartford Marathon in Connecticut, held on Oct. 10. “When I started the 50 states goal in 2011, I wanted to make it more than just a personal accomplishment, so I decided it was also an opportunity to raise funds for a worthwhile cause.

Running marathons may not be easy, but it is nothing compared to what people go through every day when they are fighting cancer,” Boundy said. So far, Boundy has raised $3,670 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. His present goal is to reach $5,000 for that important cause. Boundy is a member of the Marathon Maniacs, a club for people who run in a huge number of marathons.

From left, Silvia Hernandez , Kyle Persaud and Tania Browne

sistently. I will focus on doing more international races as well as some closer to home that I haven’t had the chance to hit yet,” Boundy said. The eighth grade social studies classes are planning a fundraiser to help Boundy achieve his fundraising goal. Colleagues in the Commack school district have also helped by sponsoring him via a direct donation to St. Jude at www.fundraising.stjude.org.

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Bake sale brings in the dough for UNICEF The Knox School offers its students a plethora of clubs and activities. New to the offerings this school year is the UNICEF Club, founded by sophomore Kyle Persaud, a day student from Miller Place. Inspired by the need for aid to Syrian migrant children, the club’s president, Kyle, and his fellow club members held the first club fundraiser of the school year, a bake sale at the school on Sept. 30. United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, saves and protects the world’s most vulnerable children, working to ensure child rights and providing health care,

He started running sporadically to control his weight. “As a kid, I was very out of shape and overweight. I dreaded doing the mile for gym class, and running it under the required 12 minutes was a challenge,” Boundy said. In 2005, Boundy ran his first half marathon, and then completed the New York City Marathon later that same year. “After finishing the states, I still plan to run marathons con-

immunizations, nutrition, access to safe water and sanitation services, basic education, protection and emergency relief. The UNICEF Club holds weekly meetings to discuss the best way to give back and lessen the tribulations of these children. Their recent bake sale raised over $400 for Syrian migrant children who face poor living conditions, with less than adequate water and food. Service learning is an integral part of The Knox School program, and there are multiple efforts to serve others in the local community and globally.

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From left, Edwin Thompson, HSE principal; Joshua Bisso; and Dianne Shanian

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Smithtown High School East senior Joshua Bisso is one of 27 artists across Long Island to have his work selected in the ninth-annual Embracing Our Differences Long Island art exhibit. Last May, Smithtown HSE art teacher Dianne Shanian challenged her Computer Art class to complete a visual entry for the contest, which is hosted by Suffolk Center On The Holocaust, Diversity & Human Understanding.

Bisso’s winning piece, which was created in Photoshop, will be displayed in the Village of Patchogue from Oct. 28 through Nov. 8, in front of South Ocean Avenue Middle School. Embracing Our Differences is a meaningful effort to build a community that values peaceful coexistence and cultural understanding. It is open to students, amateurs and professionals of all ages across Long Island.

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PSEG pushes to prevent service payment scams Long Island utility company warns residents to disconnect line if they are prompted to send payments immediately By Phil Corso

Long Island utility PSEG said residents across Nassau and Suffolk counties have been receiving suspicious phone calls threatening to cut their service if they don’t immediately pay up bills that don’t exist. An alert from PSEG Long Island said both residential and business customers have been receiving calls from tricksters claiming to be employees of the utility company and warning that their electric service would soon be cut if payments are not made to them the same day. Similar scams have been reported across the country, with PSEG being one of the latest to see customers fall victim to them, the utility said in a statement. It was described as an “old scam with a new twist,” in which scammers spoof PSEG Long Island’s interactive voice response system prompt menu so that when customers call back, they are presented with an interaction that is similar to one they would receive if they called PSEG Long Island’s real customer service line. “The scammers tell customers that,

in order to avoid being shut off, they must immediately pay their bill with a prepaid card that can be purchased at many pharmacies and retail stores,” the utility said in a statement. Dan Eichhorn, vice president of customer services for PSEG Long Island, said there were striking similarities in each of the scams. “Scammers ask the customer to give them the number on the back of the prepaid card and take the money from the card — usually within a matter of minutes,” he said in a statement. “This scam has affected companies across the country. We urge our customers to always use caution when making payments.” The utility reassured that it would never force a customer to give them the number of a prepaid card, especially with such urgency. In a statement, PSEG Long Island said that suspicious residents should hang up the phone if they receive such a call and call back directly to test the validity of that call. “When PSEG Long Island makes an outbound phone call to customers, customer-specific information is shared with the customer,” PSEG Long Island

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An ‘old scam with a new twist’ is soliciting money from some PsEG long island customers and threatening to cut off service if payments are not made immediately.

said in a statement. “That information includes the account name, address, number and current balance. If customers do not receive this correct information, they likely are not speaking with a PSEG Long Island representative.” The number on the back of PSEG Long

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West softball players named All-America Scholar-Athletes The National Fastpitch Coaches Association has named nine members of Smithtown High School West’s softball team as All-America Scholar-Athletes for the 2014-15

he Smithtown East boys’ volleyball team hosted Center Moriches Monday and outscored its opposition.

school year. The association honors players who have achieved a 3.5 GPA or higher. Above, Smithtown West softball players Alexis Papadopoulos, Isabelle

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Despite losing some top competitors to graduation last year, the Kings Park girls’ volleyball team is on track to do it again. The Kingsmen currently sit atop the League V standings, tied with Westhampton with a 9-1 record. The team has shut out eight of its opponents so far this season, not including the Wednesday result, and only had one five-set contest in which the team topped Islip, 3-2, Oct. 14. The Kingsmen were undefeated in league play in the previous three seasons, and won four Long Island championships in a row, making it to the state championship each year as a result. The team traveled to Harborfields on Wednesday, but results were not available by press time. The team will follow it up with a tournament at Smithtown West Saturday, and wrap up regular season play at Hauppauge on Monday at 6:15 p.m.

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With the Fountaingate Gardens continuum of care, you’ll have access to the finest on-campus assisted living and healthcare services, if ever needed, and appreciate the stability of Gurwin— a not-for-profit local sponsor that has served thousands of seniors since 1988.

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that Jorgensen resigned from his position as of Friday, Oct. 16. In April, Jorgensen was charged with tampering with public records, falsifying business records, filing false records, official misconduct and grand larceny, Suffolk County District Attorney Tom Spota said. Initially, Jorgensen pleaded not guilty to the charges. At the time, Jorgensen, of St. James, was accused of altering road construction reports and stealing a public work order for an improper repaving. He tried to conceal his approval of paving at least eight Smithtown streets in freezing temperatures last November and then directed a highway foreman to alter the record of the weather conditions done during the repaving work. District attorney detectives found work orders for the improper repaving jobs hidden under Jorgensen’s bed at his Hope Place residence. “State Department of Transportation construction standards dictate asphalt must not be applied to a road surface in freezing temperatures, and in fact, the town’s own engineer has said repaving in freezing weather would result in the asphalt falling apart,” Spota said in an April statement. “The repaving of a residential street doesn’t happen that often and when it does, residents are paying for a job done correctly, not a faulty repaving that will soon need pothole repair work.” Supervisor Pat Vecchio (R) has said he felt Jorgensen should resign from his post amid the slew of accusations. “It is a sad occurrence and I will have no comment other than I have sympathy for Mr. Jorgensen and his family,” Vecchio said in an email on Tuesday morning. Jorgensen had also been accused of sexual harassment involving his former secretary. The town was issued a notice of claim alleging he sexually harassed her in December. The claim also alleged he had taken her out to job sites, out to eat and eventually fired her after finding out she was dating an employee of the highway department. Earlier this year, Vecchio publicly called Jorgensen out for taking his new secretary out to job sites, going against the Suffolk County Civil Service’s job description for the position. “It seems to me that you are either not comprehending why the position exists, you have a disregard for civil service law or you are mocking the town board and the public,” Vecchio said of Jorgensen bringing his new secretary to the job site in April. Smithtown Democratic Committee Chairman Ed Maher also called for Jorgensen’s resignation in April, and said it was an outrage that the taxpayers were funding his salary. Jorgensen worked for the Smithtown Highway Department for 37 years, and won election for highway superintendent in 2009 and 2013. Jorgensen’s attorney could not be reached for comment this week.

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Nineteen high school students are honored at Huntington Town’s 21st Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration Program held at Jack Abrams STEM Magnet School on Oct. 16.

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National hispanic heritage Month, a time when the country pays tribute to the generations of hispanic-Americans who have influenced our society, ended on Oct. 15. But that doesn’t mean Long island’s North Shore should stop thinking about this growing demographic. There’s more we can do as a region to better accommodate and embrace hispanic-Americans who help diversify our neighborhoods and are a huge economic driver on the island. According to a 2007 research report, prepared for the Long island social activism nonprofit, hagedorn Foundation, hispanic residents add nearly $5.7 billion to total Long island output as a result of their consumer spending, and hispanic employment continues to grow rapidly. Those numbers can only have grown in the last several years since the report was published — and community tensions have grown along with them. Tensions between hispanic residents and police officers have been well documented. Earlier this year, a class action lawsuit by a group of Latinos alleged the Suffolk County Police department targeted them. The group claimed several officers robbed them or issued them traffic citations in unfounded, race-based stops. There has also been an outcry from huntington Station residents, many of them hispanic, who say they don’t feel safe in their own neighborhoods or protected by police. There have also been instances of hispanic people being made to feel marginalized by their own neighbors. Police should continue to cultivate a stronger relationship with the island’s hispanic communities by involving youth and hosting local programs, like forums, where residents can discuss local issues or share concerns. Non-hispanic residents should also do their part to call out prejudice when they see it, and encourage more hispanic neighbors to join their various community groups. We should strive to include hispanics as we steer Long island toward its future, and we should do it because it’s necessary, and not just because of some national holiday prompt.

TO ThE EdiTOr: Until about 1960, Suffolk County was essentially a rural and agricultural area, where most residents worked locally. Then, those who commuted to New York City from Nassau County overflowed into Suffolk, making the cost of essential services — schools, police, fire, highways and more — constantly rise to its present level. Today, over 50 years later, and with a current population of about 1.5 million, i feel that this county’s real estate taxpayers can no longer bear the predominant burden for its financial operation. One of the reasons for this is a huge increase in the amount of adult non-taxpayers, due to the declining economy and high home prices. They are also enrolling their offspring into our school systems as well, without directly paying a dime of that cost. And, as if this wasn’t bad enough, with the distinct possibility of an illegal alien amnesty looming, hundreds or even thousands of their school age children could descend on our local school systems, practically overnight. With a sky-high yearly cost per student in Smithtown, our school budgets could explode into the stratosphere, with few extra real estate taxpayers to share the expense. Aside from our local politicians and school administrators doing an about-face on their never-ending demands for additional operating funds, the

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next logical alternative would be to expand the base of potential taxpayers. This could be done with the addition of a county income tax in both Nassau and Suffolk, where all adult income earners would pay, regardless of whether they were property owners or not. however, to prevent the current real estate owners from being double taxed, they would be given a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on their new county tax bill. This way, only those that currently paid no tax, like those in apartments, both legal and illegal, relatives living with homeowners, illegal aliens working locally for established firms and more would finally pay their fair share of the tax burden. Finally, some local politicians and those that are running for office are promoting the installation of a sewer system, at least on Main

Street, to provide that service to our business district. What they are not saying is that this could also provide for the extra sewerage that would be needed for adding multistoried apartment housing above the stores. This multimillion dollar project, which will be hooked up to an existing sewer system in Kings Park, presumably will be paid for by all of the town’s real estate owners while having no personal access to it. So, as our county, town and school taxes continue to spiral out of control and the only “solution” by our local politicians is to add more non-taxpaying freeloading residents, one could ask whether these elected officials are actually working for or against the welfare of those that put them in office? ronald Gendron Smithtown

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OCTOBER 22, 2015 • TIMES OF SMITHTOWN • PAGE A27

Envious confession from a Yankees fan

D. None of the above by DaNiel DuNaief

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hanks for seeing me on such short notice, Doc. I’ve got a problem and it just can’t wait. Oh, yes, thanks for noticing. I am wearing my Yankees sweatshirt again. I was worried that it was bringing the Yankees bad luck all those games, but then I realized my sweatshirt was the least of their worries.

You see, I’m developing … do you mind if I whisper here …. Mets envy. Yes, shush, don’t write it down. I don’t want that in my files. I am a proud Yankees fan and I can quote stats and bring out iconic baseball names. But the big problem is that the Mets are not only relevant, they’re great. No, they’re not Tony the Tiger great. Geez, Doc. Do you even watch baseball? It’s America’s pastime, you know? It might help you to understand people like me if you followed sports. Anyway, so the Mets have always been like the baseball younger brother in this area. They have a great song that I learned growing up; it’s got words, while the Yankee song doesn’t. No, stop, don’t worry about the stupid song. Anyway, so, you have these Mets and they’re stacked with great pitchers. And, for the most part, they didn’t have to race out and buy them from

somewhere else. They got this kid Noah Syndergaard, they call him Thor, who throws around 100 miles per hour. They traded for him from the Toronto Blue Jays, along with their catcher Travis d’Arnaud in exchange for R.A. Dickey. Man, that trade certainly turned out well for the Mets. And then they have Daniel Murphy. He’s their second baseman and he’s in the last year of his contract and he’s making even some of the best pitchers in baseball look like they’re throwing batting practice. How does someone get to be so good at just the right moment? Don’t do that thing where you answer a question with a question. I hate that. OK, I’m guessing it has something to do with the fact that he’s in the last year of his contract and he’s playing for a big payday. I’ve wondered whether a manager could create an entire team of talented players who are good, but not spectacularly expensive,

who are playing for the next big contract. Yes, I know, that’s the American way. Doc, stop interrupting ... it’s more like an American nightmare. Anyway, so while Murphy is crushing balls over the fence and stealing bases even when the pitcher isn’t throwing the ball, his teammates are doing so many little things right, too. What do I mean? Well, after Murphy took third base that time, the next guy up was d’Arnaud. He came up with one out and a runner on third. Now, if it were the Yankees this year, that runner would have been stranded there, marooned like he was on Gilligan’s island. What does the Mets catcher do? Well, of course, he hits a sacrifice fly and drives in a huge run. He didn’t even look like he was trying to hit a home run. That’s just not in the Yankees playbook. Why can’t my team do that? Stop nodding your head. I know it’s dark at Yankee Stadium at this

The Mets are not only relevant, they’re great.

time of year and I know Yankee fans are benefiting from all the extra time on our hands. But, you see Doc, the Mets aren’t just good now. They look like they could be good for years. And, well, the Yankees are old and stiff and breaking down. Doc? What are you doing? Come on, seriously? You’re buying Mets tickets for next year while I’m sitting here? I thought you didn’t follow baseball. Wow, you got those seats? Hey, can you take me to a game or two? I promise not to whimper too much. Daniel Dunaief’s recent book, “The Other Parent,” may be purchased online from www.tbrnewsmedia.com/ebooks.

Cold War high-wire exchange in Berlin, 1962

between you and me by leah S. DuNaief

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he Cold War is back in Steven Spielberg’s new film, “Bridge of Spies.” Starring Tom Hanks and Mark Rylance, the movie is based on a true story that I well remember for I am a child of the Cold War era during which the United States and the Soviet Union had been competing over who could amass the most lethal cache of nuclear weapons. I was 6 years old and in first grade when a movie company producing news segments that routinely preceded the featured film in

theaters came to my school. This was before television. They filmed my class doing a “duck and cover” in which we pulled our raincoats over our heads and scrambled under our desktops. This action was to protect us from the effects of an atom bomb, should one be dropped on New York City by the Soviets, and the news short was shown in local theaters. I was the child in the front. With my life as sort of bookends of that era, I crossed into East Berlin in 1989, six weeks before the Berlin Wall was torn down. I was visiting a friend whose husband was on sabbatical in West Berlin at the time, and she booked us on a bus that regularly took tourists to view the museums behind the Iron Curtain. It happened to be the weekend of the 40th anniversary of the East German state, called the German Democratic Republic, and Soviet Union general secretary Mikhail Gorbachev was joining East German leader Erich Honecker for the celebrations. Stuck behind the Wall for security reasons, we witnessed torchlight parades through the

streets from the bus for hours before we were able to return to the West. The woman in the seat ahead of us audibly thanked God and wanted to kiss the ground when we did. It was an inside look at the crumbling buildings, the cameras, dogs, challenging border guards and tensions that existed in East Berlin, which my gut still recalls because it clenched at the sight and atmosphere realistically portrayed in East Berlin by Spielberg I feel fortunate to have had that experience because we who so automatically enjoy all sorts of freedoms need to know what lacking them means to the citizenry of any country. People were killed trying to scale the Berlin Wall to escape, and “Bridge of Spies” recaptures that desperation even as it tells the story of how two Americans were freed. President Dwight D. Eisenhower was in his last months at the White House when Francis Gary Powers was flying his U-2 spy plane over Soviet Union airspace and was shot down. That was in 1960, when coinciden-

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tally a Soviet KGB spy known as Rudolf Abel was serving a prison term in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. He had been nabbed by the FBI in what was termed the Hollow Nickel Case and was serving a 45-year sentence. After Powers was captured the Soviets initiated a back-door effort to trade Powers for Abel, and the negotiator in that highly tense situation was, improbably, an insurance lawyer named James Donovan from Brooklyn, where Abel had lived and posed as an artist. It had to be someone without government ties, and Donovan was selected first to defend Abel in order to give him the right to a fair trial, according to the movie, and then to unofficially represent the United States in such an exchange. With Cold War tensions high, Donovan was initially vilified for defending Abel, and death threats were made against him while his wife and children were threatened. But through a whole series of gutsy experiences, including giving up the coat off his back, Donovan was able to successfully trade Abel for two Americans: Powers and a Yale

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New film, ‘Bridge of Spies,’ is based on a true story.

economics grad student who simply had been in the wrong place at the wrong time. We who were alive then or have read about the U-2 incident know that the negotiations were ultimately successful. Powers and Abel were marched to the center of the Glienicke Bridge, which spans the narrows between West Berlin and Potsdam, and returned to the protection of their respective countries. The Yale grad student, Frederic Pryor, was simultaneously allowed to cross at Checkpoint Charlie. Yet even though the outcome is never in doubt, Spielberg manages to keep the film moving at a high frequency, largely by focusing on Donovan. Written by the Coen brothers and Matt Charman, and distributed by Disney and 20th Century Fox, the film has already garnered considerable praise. So has Hanks in this Cold War epic.

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