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Facebook Messenger was inundated Local family delivers gifts with requests to sponsor the children. to Honduran orphanage Each gift-giver was provided a pho- to and a short biography of the child they sponsored to be able to provide a BY SAM DESMOND gift that was custom-selected for their interests. Among the bounty of presents In the most gracious of parenting were coloring books, colored pencils, efforts, Amy Teplitz has ingrained in board games, dolls, fishing equipment, her children that vacation time is not and soccer items. With soccer being a only for rest and relaxation of self, but beloved sport on the South Shore, many also for charity of the soul. While the families were keen to provide all accou- Teplitz family loves cruises and have terments, including cleats, nets, jer- been all over the world aboard ships, seys, and pads. Although the Honduran they have made it a point to include a children have grown up destitute, the journey to a less fortunate area of their orphanage itself is “a lovely place and vacation destination, and share their allows the children to thrive,” according good fortune. to Teplitz. Luxury sports items such as This past Christmas, the Teplitz fam- cleats were completely new to them and ily decided to visit the poverty-strick- the Teplitz children had to demonstrate en Greenfield Orphanage in Honduras, how to play the game using them. bearing holiday gifts specifically pur- Since 2016, Teplitz and her husband chased for each of the 27 children in the have been certified foster parents and organization’s stead. Teplitz had shared have even adopted one of their former her family’s intentions on Facebook and foster children. The Greenfield Orphan- was amazed at the generosity of the Say- age was of particular interest to her as it ville community to her endeavor. is representative of the Honduran foster Proud grand marshal Matt McGuire pictured with his wife, Darlene, who are 26-year “People were so captivated by this care system. The term “orphanage” in residents of Blue Point. Courtesy photo cause. They wanted to do as much as the institution’s name is a misnomer as possible to help bring joy into these children’s lives,” Teplitz said when her See HONDURAS on page 3 Meet the grand Hyper-local election marshal of BBP counts are made public St. Pat’s Parade

ma, Bohemia and Medford. tors for the organization that has more Our readers asked to see The results were as follows: Five fun facts about than 500 kids enrolled. 8th Legislative District Matt McGuire 3. Fell in love with Blue Point in 1994 TOWN SUPERVISOR after taking a drive out to the area. results Supervisor and then-incumbent Before McGuire moved into his home Angie Carpenter raked in just over BY SAM DESMOND in the summer of 1994, he and his wife 9,000 votes within the 8th District com- attended the fourth annual St. Pat’s BY NICOLE FUENTES pared to her overall vote of over 30,000 Celebrating the Bayport-Blue Point Parade and were welcomed with open votes, with 56.88 percent of the vote. Chamber of Commerce’s 30th anni- arms by local attendees. After reader interest, the Suffolk Democratic contender Thomas Mur- versary of their beloved and popu- 4. Was completely surprised and honored County News filed a Freedom of Infor- ray received just over 6,800 votes com- lar St. Patrick’s Parade required a to be asked to be grand marshal. For- mation request with the Suffolk Coun- pared to his over 23,100 townwide votes grand marshal with strong roots to the mer president Lenore Ringer-Prezioso ty Board of Elections for results of the with just about 43 percent of the vote. parade’s tradition. and current treasurer Seth Needelman Nov. 5, 2019 election, specifically the The 8th District casted about 16,300 The chamber found that in Matt asked McGuire about taking on the results from voters in the 8th Suffolk votes in the race including voids and McGuire. Here are some facts about prestigious role, fittingly, at a Little County Legislative District within the blanks. the 2020 St. Pat’s Parade grand mar- League game. Town of Islip. shal: 5. Is never leaving Blue Point. According The 8th District is almost entirely TOWN COUNCIL 1. Retired NYPD officer who served as to McGuire, “What more could you ask within the Town of Islip, with a small Republican incumbents John a sergeant in Brooklyn (Coney Island) for? It’s a perfect South Shore town part located within Brookhaven Town. Cochrane Jr. and Mary Kate Mullen and lieutenant in Queens (Queens Vil- where neighbors are always there for It includes Bayport-Blue Point, Hol- drew over 9,300 and 8,900 votes in the lage). you in the good times and the bad.” brook, Holtsville, Sayville, West Say- district, respectively, compared to their 2. Started with the BBP Little League in The BBP Chamber will be celebrat- ville, Oakdale and parts of Ronkonko- 29,545 and 29,289 townwide votes. 2004 as a coach for his young children ing McGuire’s post this Friday, Jan. See ELECTION on page 3 and is currently on the board of direc- 31, at the Mansion at West Sayville. n

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Enjoying gifts of coloring books, board games, and dolls, the children of Honduran orphanage, Greenfield, were excited by their visit from a Sayville family on Christmas. Raising her children to “always take the time to help others,” Amy Teplitz has made charitable giving part of her kids’ everyday lives. Courtesy Photos

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OBITUARIES

John Austin Jr. 60 years. West Sayville. A funeral mass was cel- his brother, Donald Duffy and wife, Carol; John Austin Jr., 90, of Oakdale, died He was a devoted husband to Elba (nee ebrated at St. John Nepomucene R.C. and his fifteen grandchildren. He was pre- Jan. 18, at home with family. Born in Arroyos), who predeceased him, for 58 Church, Bohemia, and interment followed deceased by his second wife, Sue Duffy, in Queens, Mr. Austin was a lifelong New years; father to Elizabeth (Carter), Mary in the parish cemetery. 2017. Yorker, dedicated to God, country, and Jane (Joseph), John, Jeffry (Karen), Kris- In lieu of flowers, donations to Amer- Funeral arrangements were entrusted family. He worked as an LIRR locomotive tine (Frank), Kelly Ann (John, d.), and ica’s Vet Dogs, PO Box 18, Bohemia, NY to Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Home, engineer for 43 years and served during Glenn (Brian); grandfather to Peter, Ali- 11716 or St. John’s Parish Outreach, 1140 Bayport. A funeral service was celebrated the Korean War. An avid athlete, he lifted son, Jamie, Lucy, Kayla, Frank, Jaquelyn, Locust Ave., Bohemia, NY 11716, in Mr. at St. Ann’s Episcopal Church, Sayville, weights, played baseball, swam, golfed, JoAnn, Suzanne, and Donna; great-grand- Austin’s memory, would be appreciated. followed by a private cremation. and fished into his 80s. He loved drawing, father to six; brother to Eleanor (d.) and In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- photography NY teams, dogs, movies, and James (d.); and uncle to many. Richard H. Duffy Sr. tions may be made to the charity of one’s his lawn, and ushered at church for nearly Funeral arrangements were entrusted Richard H. Duffy Sr., 76, of Holbrook, for- choice and would be appreciated by the to Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Home, merly of Bayport, died Jan. 21. He worked family. for many years as an elevator mechanic, superintendent of a James J. Kornely residential housing James J. Kornely, 89, a 56-year resident complex, and more of West Sayville, died Jan. 25. He worked recently as an Uber for more than 50 years as an operating driver. Raised in engineer with Local Bayport, Mr. Duffy 138. Raised in Rich- attended Bayport mond Hill, Queens, High School and Mr. Kornely served was a former vol- in the United States unteer fireman with Navy during the the Bayport Fire Korean War. He was Department. a longtime active He is survived by his daughter, Casey member of St. Law- Duggan and husband, Brian, of Bohemia; rence R.C. Church, his former wife, Janet DuBois and her Sayville, an avid children, Richard and wife, Joanne, of fisherman, and loved to spend time in his North Babylon, Michael and wife, Mau- cabin in upstate New York. reen, of Blue Point, and Katy Davern and He is survived by his four children, husband, Scott, of Blue Point; the three James of South Carolina, Dolores of Say- children of his second wife Sue Duffy, ville, Anne Barbieri and husband, Steven, Angie Papandrew and husband, Rob, of of West Sayville, and Barbara Tirado and North Carolina, John Leigh-Manuell and husband, Richard, of Oceanside; his broth- wife, Christine, of Blue Point, and Brian er, Phillip and wife, Betty, of Florida; his Hammond and wife, Danielle, of Bellmore; See OBITUARIES on page 13

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“We do whatever John W. Edwards it takes to make John “Jack” W. Edwards, 84, of Port Charlotte, FL passed away January 18, 2020. families comfortable.” He was born January 27, 1935 in Sayville, Long Island, New York to John R. and Anna (nee Our neighbors know we always go the Lewis) Edwards. He married Bertha Grunden extra mile, providing options they can’t on April 5, 1956. find elsewhere. We’re continually adding He worked from 1952 to 1967 at the A&P Tea Company and left there to open a Stationary new, unique services and team members - Business which he operated till 1972. He then like Kota! worked as the Chief custodial engineer for the North Babylon School District from 1972 till Kota is the first certified grief therapy dog retiring in 1992. During all his working years in the area. He’s trained to detect human he also worked part time for the Sayville United Methodist Church. emotion and put people at ease. Research He was very active in his community as shows animals reduce anxiety and can a member of the Sayville United Methodist aid in the grief process. Church from 1956 until his passing. He loved his church and was active in many positions in the church including as a Lay Leader. He was a lifetime Kota’s presence is one more way we make member of the Community Ambulance Company and served as Secretary for Peter G. Moloney (Co-Owner) with Kota. 5 years. A lifetime member of the Resolute Hose Company and the Sayville a difference for families. Fire Department serving as Secretary for the department for 21 years and Captain of the Fire Police for 6 years. He was a lifetime member of the Sayville Historical Society and was a past president. He was past president of the Association of Suffolk County Historical Societies and was involved with the Boy Scouts for 35 years, serving as Scoutmaster for 15 years. He and his wife moved to Florida permanently in 1994 as residents of Buttonwood Village. He enjoyed collecting post cards, reading and volunteer work. Moloney Funeral Home Moloney’s Lake Funeral Home Moloney’s Port Jefferson Station He was survived by his wife of 63 years, Bertha Edwards, children, George Central Islip & Cremation Center Funeral Home & Eileen Edwards of Bayport, NY and Susan (Edwards) & Anthony Carbone 631-234-6000 Lake Ronkonkoma 631-473-3800 of Sodus, NY. He also leaves behind 4 grandchildren: Ruth Anne Carbone 631-588-1515 Moloney’s Bohemia Moloney-Sinnicksons Funeral (Louis Dudley), Joy Love Edwards (Steven Katz), Nicholas Carbone and Jon- Funeral Home Moloney’s Holbrook Home and Cremation Center Anthony Carbone (Meghan Carbone), and 3 great-grandchildren. 631-589-1500 Funeral Home Center Moriches There will be a Celebration of Life Service in Sayville, New York at a later 631-981-7500 631-878-0065 date. Moloney’s Hauppauge Please visit kays-ponger.com to leave the family your thoughts, memories Funeral Home and condolences on the online guestbook. 631-361-7500 Connect with us on social media:    ©2018 MKJ Marketing www.moloneyfh.com suffolkcountynews.net | JANUARY 30, 2020 | SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS 5

(Over) 99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall The Long Island Antique Bottle Asso- ciation hosted a well-attended show on Sunday, Jan. 27, at the Juliette Low Friendship Center in BAYPORT Bayport. The third show in over a decade, the parking lot was filled from morning until afternoon with patrons, decorators, and historians looking for the perfect bottle find. Most displays grouped their glass finds by color making it easier to locate a particular kind, but the show- stopper displays at the entry of the event were of locally made beverage bottles, all fittingly in shades of clear blue and green. — Sam Desmond

ABOVE: Milk bottles galore, the dairy industry popularly used glass before turning to cardboard. AT LEFT: Perhaps the bottle that inspired Gavin Rossdale to write his hit song, antique medicinal bottles fetch considerable prices. SCN/Desmond

You get to pick the music Catch Jon and Anthony’s Acoustic Jam at the Farmhouse this Friday

BY SAM DESMOND

Opening the night before Thanksgiv- ing, popular local restaurant JT’s Farm- house in Bayport has already become a mainstay of the area. BAYPORT Featuring live music on weekends, the cozy 40 hit “Circles” to their playlist, proving but cavernous space has long been a per- what staying power the band has. fect venue for musicians to jam out with “When you play in an original band, patrons. coming up with a hooky song is all up to This Friday, Jan. 31, from 7 p.m. to 11 you. In a cover band, that work is already p.m., Jon and Anthony’s Acoustic Jam done, but you get all this freedom to play will be playing to celebrate the end of it your way,” Pravata said of playing true the work week. A staple of the Long to classics but still satisfying the musi- Island wedding scene, Jon and Antho- cian within. ny’s Acoustic Jam played at more than Playing three- to four-hour gigs at not 15 nuptials this past matrimony season, only weddings but cocktail hours, recep- and the reason is obvious: they know tions and live music nights, Jon and 18 years of civic duties in Bayport how to keep the party going at full speed. Anthony’s Acoustic Jam does not estab- With more than 350 crowd favorites in lish a setlist beforehand, but instead Bayport Civic celebrated their annual Installation Dinner last week, kicking their repertoire, Jonathan March and chooses to read the crowd and play what off their 18th year. Pictured are treasurer Rich Wyeroski, sergeant-at-arms Anthony Pravata — both seasoned musi- will best serve the mood of the evening. Joseph Saetta, vice president Joe Libertelli, president Bob Draffin, secretary cians — can play anything from the According to Pravata, “Playing events Kerrylyn Kraft and historian Joe Ogno being sworn in by Suffolk County presid- Jackson 5 to Maroon 5. Most recently, the is so fast-paced it can tend to blur, but ing officer Rob Calarco. Courtesy photo Acoustic Jam added Post Malone’s Top you have to keep the action moving.” n 6 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS | JANUARY 30, 2020 | suffolkcountynews.net

EDITORIAL OP-ED Lock Bail reform was rushed, leaving holes your cars for innocent people to become victims BY ROB CALARCO far more serious crimes. This inequity it deserves. There are holes that are here have been increasing reports PRESIDING OFFICER, SUFFOLK COUNTY was the target of the reform. However, leading to innocent people becoming from residents about car break-ins LEGISLATURE and most important, judges also had victims. But the idea at the heart of and thefts from parked vehicles wide discretion to simply deny bail the reform is a good one and one that T Good intentions are not always altogether in cases where the risk of we shouldn’t cast away because the in various South Shore communities. Every week in our police blotter, there answered with good results. Last year reoffending or an escalation of vio- current law isn’t working. We should are incidents of theft from cars — or Albany passed an ambitious package lence was too great to grant release. not return to the inequities of the past. theft of cars — that were unlocked, of new laws to reform our criminal Sadly, that option has been lost under There are things we can do to give sometimes with the keys left inside or justice system that went into effect on bail reform and has led to the real discretion back to judges and clean the car still running. The No. 1 way to Jan. 1. Chief among these changes was problems confronting our law enforce- up some of the new discovery rules prevent this is to lock your car — even the elimination of cash bail. Since the ment. so that victims aren’t if you’re just running into 7-Eleven or start of the year, we have seen a steady Lawmakers in This new law is not working forced to make unfair running back into your house, even stream of news articles about people Albany hoped to cor- accommodations to if you think there’s no one around or released under the revised rules who rect the inequalities the way it was designed… the defense. you’ll be within earshot. There have have gone on to commit new criminal of the old system by I am encouraged by acts. At least one of these cases result- eliminating cash bail statements from Gov. been police reports of people jumping ROB CALARCO, Legislator into running vehicles and driving away ed in the death of an innocent person. and creating a speed- Cuomo, who has said with them. The most common report This new law is not working the way ier process by which that changes are need- is that cars are left unlocked and items it was designed and has unleashed those arrested could be released to pre- ed. Our own representatives in Albany, are stolen. Don’t let this be you: lock a range of unintended consequences, pare for their criminal trial. Currently, Senators James Gaughran and Monica your car. It might also be worthwhile putting the public at risk. if you are arrested for a nonviolent fel- Martinez, are leading the charge in the to invest in a security camera for your That is not to say the way we did ony or misdemeanor, you are automat- legislative branch with proposals to home, like Nest or Ring, that can record things before was without flaw. Under ically granted release. This includes scale back some of the changes. In the what goes on outside. Also, make sure the previous system, the accused those who have repeatedly commit- meantime, our local law enforcement the alarm system on your car is working would appear before a judge for a bail ted offenses while they are awaiting here in Suffolk County is working hard in case there is a break-in. As always, if hearing, evidence was reviewed and trial. Law enforcement officials are to keep our communities safe. Crime you suspect your car was broken into, bail was set. The accused could pay the reporting arresting people two, three is and continues to be, at historic lows even if it was unlocked, call your local money and be free until their trial date. or even more times for the same crime, in Suffolk County. The Suffolk County precinct. Bail was intended to be an incentive for but they are being forced to release Sheriff’s Office, the Suffolk County a defendant to return for trial. In some the person each time. Furthermore, Police Department and our East End cases bail was set for as low as $200, an certain crimes that were considered police departments continue to exem- amount easily afforded by many, but “nonviolent” by bail reform still pose a plify the very best in law enforcement. Have some news? impossible for the poor. Disproportion- serious risk to the community, such as We are safer here in Suffolk County ally, people of lower incomes would sit drunk driving. thanks to their work, and, if Albany If you have news to share or an in jail for minor offenses while those Bail reform was rushed through makes reasonable alterations to bail event coming up, or want to talk of means paid their way out of jail for without being given the due diligence reform, we can continue that trend. about something happening in the community, reach out to us by email: • Long Island Advance: liaeditorial@ LETTERS DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 P.M. gmail.com • Suffolk County News: scnewseditorial@ RE: ‘Save Sayville’ enced, mean an “overlay” is necessary? we, the community, insert ourselves in gmail.com (Jan. 9, editorial) Do plans consider the possibility of over- the process and impede on their liveli- • Islip Bulletin: [email protected] development? Should those who do not hood? This letter is in response to an edito- live in this community get to dictate the Any plan can be a good plan, but a plan rial dated Jan. 9, 2020, “Save Sayville.” outcome? Who is accountable to answer that’s not well thought out can be detri- Your editorial references Sayville’s Main these questions? How long is the process mental in many aspects. It is great to have Street, and that our downtown is chang- if implemented? Will building the sewers an opinion—we all do—but “Save[ing] ing and businesses are leaving. While interrupt the operation of businesses, Sayville,” as you titled your piece, is just yes, change is necessary and sometimes and for how long? And, if businesses are that—an opinion. The process and out- needed to stay current, the emphasis of struggling, as referred to in your editori- come should be transparent and opened Nominate an amazing your editorial was the need for sewers al, could they sustain weeks or perhaps to those who want to not only provide woman today! to aid restaurants and retail to thrive. months for the installation of these sew- their time, but more importantly, their Are sewers the only obstacle facing our ers? Will our local legislators oversee expertise to ensure that every concern is The Town of Islip is currently accept- downtown? Or could the rising cost of the process and see to it that there will addressed. ing nominations for the 2020 Women’s inflation, taxes, high rents, or online com- be transparency? More importantly, was Greater Islip Association Inc. History Celebration. The Town of Islip petitors be the culprit? Your article also each business asked their thoughts before will recognize individuals who live and/ failed to comment on the new businesses or work in the Town of Islip, and who on Main Street or those that are currently have made significant contributions to prosperous. THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS WELCOMES LETTERS. We reserve the right to decide the Islip community. The celebration will When the conversation of sewers whether a letter is acceptable for publication and to edit for accuracy, clarity and length. take place at the afternoon town board comes up, it is always met with mixed Letters deemed potentially libelous or that malign a person or a group will not be pub- meeting on Tuesday, March 10. reviews. Many have genuine concerns as lished. Letters should not exceed 250 words. You can reach us by mail, or email To nominate a community member to how sewers will be implemented. Who [email protected]. 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Thursday, January 30 issues, 1-3 p.m. Program open to all. To reg- Monday, February 3 of what’s happening in your neighborhood. ister, call 631-589-4440, ext. 305. Find the group on Facebook or visit www. Vaping & E-Cigarettes – An informative Historical Program – Program at Sachem greatersayvillecivicassociation.com. presentation at Sayville Library by John DNA Cluster Heads – Class at Sachem Library, “Speaking Truth to Power: The White Martin, Supervising Public Health Educator, Library will discuss how DNA match Rose Student Anti-Nazi Resistance Move- Presidential Humor – Program at Sachem who will discuss various devices and how to auto-clustering programs work, the informa- ment” uses music and images to tell the Library will take a light-hearted look at the talk to teens about the dangers. Teens that tion yielded from results, why manual clus- story of how Sophie Scholl and her brother men in the Oval Office and how humor influ- attend will receive community service cred- tering can sometimes be a better option, Hans, former Hitler Youth leaders, trans- enced their presidency, 2 p.m. To register, its. To register, call 631-589-4440, ext. 305. and other tools that can provide different formed to become the greatest heroes of call 631-588-5024. ways to look at DNA matches, 10:30 a.m. To the German anti-Nazi resistance, 7 p.m. To Micromobility Webinar – The Safety Thursday, February 6 register, call 631-588-5024. register, call 631-588-5024. Advisory Working Group is hosting a free Technology for Senior – Seniors are invit- interactive workshop to seek input for the Sunday, February 2 Tuesday, February 4 ed to the Sayville Library to get answers development of a Regional Planning Vision Civil Rights Movement on L.I. – Program Intro to GIMP – Program at Sayville Library about computers, smartphones and more, for Safety and Micromobility, Thursday, at Sayville Library highlights Black History 10:15-11:15 a.m. To register, call 631-589- Jan. 30 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. For the 2 p.m. will explore the tools and features of GIMP, Month utilizing images from local historical a free image-altering program alternative 4440, ext. 305. session, RSVP to: https://bit.ly/2tMiNHP. societies and private collections to tell a to Photoshop, 4-6 p.m. To register, call 631- Whole-Food, Plant-Based Diets – Pro- For the 6 p.m. session, RSVP to: https://bit. story of how Long Island has been a battle- ly/305Xg94. 589-4440, ext. 305. gram “Want to East More Plants?” at ground for the civil rights movement, 2-3:30 Sachem Library will discuss how a plant- p.m. To register, call 631-589-4440, ext. 305. Technology for Senior – Seniors are invited Friday, January 31 to the Sayville Library to get answers about based diet can impact your health and also Indoor Winter Herb & Microgreens Love Songs through the Decades – The computers, smartphones and more, 5-8 p.m. provide alternate ways to make favorite – Indoor gardening program at Sayville Paul Effman Ensemble will perform roman- To register, call 631-589-4440, ext. 305. dishes, 10:30 a.m. To register, call 631-588- Library will discuss growing herbs and tic ballads to swinging hits, from the 1930s 5024. through present at Sachem Library, 2 p.m. Wednesday, February 5 vegetable greens, 7 p.m. Plants and seeds Sayville Public Schools – The district’s available. To register, call 631-589-4440, ext. To register, call 631-588-5024. Health Insurance Counseling – Staff Board of Education will hold a Workshop/ 305. Groundhog Day – Six more weeks of winter from the Health and Welfare Council of Special Business Meeting at the Admin- Saturday, February 1 or an early spring? Holtsville Hal will give Long Island will be at Sayville Library to istration Building, 6:30 p.m. For schedule us his prediction during the annual event help patrons compare health plan options updates, call the District Clerk at 631-244- The Power of Graphic Literacy – Archie at Holtsville Ecology Site, 249 Buckley Rd., and apply for assistance, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6510. Comics Co-CEO Nancy Siberkleit will be at Holtsville. Gates open 7 a.m. Following the Call 516-505-4426 to set up an hour-long Sayville Library to talk about the power of ceremony, residents are welcome to stay for appointment. using graphic literacy as a tool people can free hot chocolate and to visit the animals Greater Sayville Civic – The association Send your items to LIAproduction@opton- use to spark dialog around difficult topics residing at the preserve. Visit www.brookha- will hold a general membership meeting line.net, with “Around Town” in the subject and to engage readers while encouraging venny.gov/896/Groundhog-Day. with nominations for officers at Sayville line; or mail your notice to Suffolk County literacy, inclusion and awareness of social Library, 6:30 p.m. Come down and be a part News, P.O. Box 780, Patchogue, NY 11772 Attn: Around Town

Of Note … follow PSEG Long Island on Facebook and program giving hope and strength to parents, through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. For Twitter for updates before and after storms; family and friends concerned with a loved additional information, call 631-472-2533. Art Exhibit – A multi-media art exhibit “I Am! and make sure everyone in the family knows ones destructive behavior caused by alcohol, …East” an eclectic collection of self-portraits Start a Book Club – Find a meeting place what to do in the case of an emergency. Visit drugs or related behavioral problems. Call and gather your group. The Connetquot by members of Women Sharing Art, Inc. will www.psegliny.com/page.cfm/Home/Safety Donna at 631-589-3790 or visit www.Familie- be on display Feb. 1 through March 8 at BAF- Library will provide district cardholders with for video tips from YouTube, Sesame Street sAnonymous.org. 10 books and a sheet of discussion questions. FA Art Gallery, 47 Gillette Ave., Sayville. Artist and more. reception on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2-4 p.m. Free Blue Point Community Civic – The Associ- For program information, go to www.con- and open to the public. Call 631-589-7343 or For the Visually Impaired – A support ation holds its meetings on the first Tuesday netquotlibrary.org or visit the Adult Reference visit www.baffa.org. group for the organization Visually Impaired of each month at 7 p.m. at the Blue Point desk. Persons of Suffolk, Inc. meets weekly at the Library. Stay informed and have input. Call Singers Wanted – Long Island Symphonic Christian School Open House – West Port Jefferson Village Community Center, 631-363-6511 or email bluepointcca@aol. Sayville Christian School invites interested Choral Association welcomes new singers. 101-A East Broadway, Mondays 10:30 a.m. to com. In preparation for 2 seasonal concerts in parents to drop in during any of the following 1 p.m. Call 631-802-2160. open houses times to tour the school and Adult Respite Program – Caring for a senior December and May, regular, weekly rehears- meet staff: Feb. 8, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Feb. 27, Mentors Needed – The New York State adult? Need some time off to relax, to run als are held Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Candidates 7-9 p.m.; March 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; March Mentoring Program seeks adult volunteers to errands, or spend time with family or friends? are required to audition. Call 631-751-2743. mentor youth in making positive choices. To Parker Jewish Institute, located at Temple 12, 7-9 p.m.; March 23, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call Volunteers Needed – Suffolk County Hel- 631-589-2180 or visit www.wscs.org. get involved, call 212-383-4708 or visit www. Beth El, has a new mobile respite program, en Keller Services seeks individuals to visit ny.gov/mentoring. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. homebound blind, elderly people. Read mail, Sayville American Legion – Post 651, 23 to noon, open to all. Call 718-289-2102. Foster Ave., Sayville, holds general meetings Free Food for Seniors – The Commodity socialize and provide transportation to store on the second Tuesday of each month at Supplemental Food Program is offering B’nai Israel Reform Temple – Regular ser- or doctor. For more information, call 631-424- 7 p.m. A pancake breakfast is held the first food packages for seniors age 60 and over vices held on the first, third, fourth and fifth 0022, ext. 8015. who meet income guidelines. Foods include Friday nights of the month at 8 p.m. Family Sunday of each month, 8:30-11:30 a.m. Cost: Puppy Raisers Needed – Canine Compan- $6. Call 631-750-2572. cheese, milk, starches, cereals, juices, canned service held the second Friday of the month ions for Independence trains assistance dogs fish, meats, vegetables and more. Call 631- at 7:15 p.m. Children’s service held on the Outdoor Sculpture Contest – The Sayville for people with disabilities. Volunteers are 491-4166 or 491-4156 for information. third Friday of the month at 7 p.m. Call 631- needed to mold pups into responsive adult Village Improvement Society open call for 563-1660 for details. entries for its first annual Sayville Art in the Cupboard Cleaning – The Long Island dogs. For more information, call 631-561-0217 Park Outdoor Sculpture Competition, seeking Council of Churches invites you to clear out Veterans Memorial – The Vietnam Veterans or visit www.cci.org. 12 sculptures made from metal wheelbarrows all those edible items on shelves, and in your Memorial Fund is working to locate photos of provided by SVIS. Art will be exhibited in pub- cabinets, that you aren’t going to eat and all soldiers listed on the Vietnam Memorial lic parks throughout the town and auctioned donate them to your local emergency food Wall in Washington, D.C. More information can Vendors Wanted pantry. Call 631-727-2210 for more informa- be found at www.vvmf.org/wall-of-faces. off at Sayville Summerfest 2020. Open to Feb. 1 – Valentine’s Bazaar at Yaphank tion. artists/teams, ages 18 and up. Deadline to Domestic Violence – Is a loved one attack- Presbyterian Church Community Center, apply: Feb. 24. Application fee $30. To down- Art Council Volunteers – Donate your time ing you physically, verbally or emotionally? 65 Main St., Yaphank, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. load application, visit www.svis.online/art. to the Islip Arts Council greeting guests, Contact the L.I. Against Domestic Violence. Visit www.yaphankpresbyterianchurch. html. Call 631-469-2639. working the gift shop, administration tasks or 24-hour hotline: 631-666-8833. Tell them, org. assisting with social, educational and special they’ll listen. For more information, visit www. St. John’s Thrift Shop – Shop 3 floors of April 4 – AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Post seasonal accessories, antiques, clothes, events. If interested, contact Lynda Moran at liadv.org. #18 Craft and Vendor Sale fundraiser at 631-224-5420. kitchen and household items, Tuesday to Sat- Duplicate Bridge – Lessons and play Thurs- the hall, 141 Carleton Ave., East Islip, 10 urday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds support the Duplicate Bridge Club – Weekly group days at the Sayville Library, 12:30-4 p.m., a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Gloria Morck at 631- historic main church, 1 Berard Blvd., Oakdale. meets at the Henrietta Acampora Rec Center Room C. For information, call 631-589-3466. 277-9842. Call 631-559-8719. in Blue Point Tuesdays, 12:45-4 p.m. For fun, Thrift Shop – Visit “The Barn” thrift shop at May 23 – Yard Sale/Craft Fair at St. Extreme Weather Safety – Be prepared not points. Call 631-363-5193 for more infor- the Bayport Methodist Church, 482 Middle Mark’s Church, Islip, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for extreme weather. Save PSEG’s 24-hour mation. Rd., for seasonal clothing, handbags, shoes, Call 516-459-2976. electric service number: 1-800-490-0075; Families Anonymous – 12-step support small appliances, and more. Open Thursday 8 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS | JANUARY 30, 2020 | suffolkcountynews.net

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO: [email protected] SUPREME COURT OF judgment will be taken GUARDIAN ALEXANDER nated as the place of trial close a Mortgage to secure ARE SPOUSES, WIDOWS, Islip, Suffolk County, New THE STATE OF against you by default for MOSOFF; UNKNOWN because the real property the sum of $544,185.00 GRANTEES, MORTGAG- York, being part of Lot NEW YORK the relief demanded in the HEIRS AND DISTRIBU- affected by this action is and interest, recorded EES, LIENORS, HEIRS, No. 1, on a certain map COUNTY OF SUFFOLK complaint. TEES OF THE ESTATE OF located in said county. on May 2, 2008, at Liber DEVISEES, DISTRIB- entitled, “Map of Augustus ______NOTICE OF NATURE OF RICHARD MOSOFF any NOTICE M00021702 Page 473, of UTEES, EXECUTORS, Estates”, which was filed INDEX NO. 607613/2019 ACTION AND RELIEF and all persons unknown YOU ARE IN DANGER OF the Public Records of SUF- ADMINISTRATORS OR in the Office of the Clerk Plaintiff designates SUF- SOUGHT to plaintiff, claiming, or LOSING YOUR HOME FOLK County, New York, SUCCESSORS IN INTER- of the County of Suffolk FOLK as the place of trial THE OBJECT of the above who may claim to have an If you do not respond to covering premises known EST OF SUCH OF THEM on September 1, 1987, as situs of the real property caption action is to fore- interest in, or general or this summons and com- as 2114 JUILA GOLD- AS MAY BE DEAD, AND Map No. 8387, being more SECOND SUPPLEMEN- close a Mortgage to secure specific lien upon the real plaint by serving a copy of BACH AVENUE RONKON- THEIR SPOUSES, HEIRS, particularly bounded and TAL SUMMONS the sum of $397,500.00 property described in this the answer on the attorney KOMA, NY 11779. DEVISEES, DISTRIB- described as follows: Mortgaged Premises: and interest, recorded on action; such unknown per- for the mortgage company The relief sought in the UTEES AND SUCCES- BEGINNING at a point on 75 PAPROCKI AVENUE March 11, 2010, at Liber sons being herein generally who filed this foreclosure within action is a final SORS IN INTEREST, ALL the westerly side of Lin- WEST ISLIP, NY 11795 M00021925 Page 346, of described and intended to proceeding against you judgment directing the sale OF WHOM AND WHOSE coln Avenue, said point District: 0500 Section: the Public Records of SUF- be included in the follow- and filing the answer with of the premises described NAMES AND PLACES being the following two 436.00 FOLK County, New York, ing designation, namely: the court, a default judg- above to satisfy the debt OF RESIDENCE ARE (2) courses and distances Block: 03.00 Lot: 084.000 covering premises known the wife, widow, husband, ment may be entered and secured by the Mortgage UNKNOWN TO PLAIN- southerly from the south- NATIONSTAR HECM as 75 PAPROCKI AVENUE widower, heirs at law, you can lose your home. described above. TIFF, NEW YORK STATE erly end of a curve which ACQUISITION TRUST WEST ISLIP, NY 11795. next of kin, descendants, Speak to an attorney or go SUFFOLK County is desig- DEPARTMENT OF TAX- connects the southerly 2018-3, WILMINGTON The relief sought in the executors, administrators, to the court where your nated as the place of trial ATION AND FINANCE, side of Heritage Lane with SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, within action is a final devisees, legatees, credi- case is pending for fur- because the real property JEFF MORALES, ALEX- the westerly side of Lin- FSB, NOT INDIVIDUALLY, judgment directing the sale tors, trustees, committees, ther information on how to affected by this action is ANDRA C. CACERES, coln Avenue: BUT SOLELY AS TRUST- of the premises described lienors, and assignees of answer the summons and located in said county. PENELOPE CACE- 1) South 11 degrees, 13’, EE, above to satisfy the debt such deceased, any and all protect your property. NOTICE RES, LORELLE MARIE 10” West, 560.00 feet; Plaintiff, secured by the Mortgage persons deriving interest Sending a payment to the YOU ARE IN DANGER OF DESTEFANO, JEFFREY 2) North 80 degrees, 25’, Plaintiff designates SUF- described above. in or lien upon, or title mortgage company will LOSING YOUR HOME MORALES, UNITED 40” West, a distance of 5.25 FOLK as the place of trial SUFFOLK County is desig- to said real property by, not stop the foreclosure If you do not respond to STATES OF AMERICA feet; situs of the real property nated as the place of trial through or under them, or action. this summons and com- BY THE INTERNAL REV- RUNNING THENCE along vs. because the real property either of them, and their YOU MUST RESPOND plaint by serving a copy of ENUE SERVICE, CRED- the new westerly line of JOSEPH F. MILLER, JR III affected by this action is respective wives, wid- BY SERVING A COPY OF the answer on the attorney IT ACCEPTANCE COR- Lincoln Avenue, South 11 AS HEIR AND DISTRIB- located in said county. ows, husbands, widowers, THE ANSWER ON THE for the mortgage company PORATION, SABRINA degrees, 13’, 10” West, a UTEE OF THE ESTATE NOTICE heirs at law, next of kin, ATTORNEY FOR THE who filed this foreclosure MORALES, MIDLAND distance of 100.00 feet to OF JOSEPH F. MILLER, YOU ARE IN DANGER OF descendants, executors, PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE proceeding against you FUNDING LLC D/B/A IN a point; JR; UNKNOWN HEIRS LOSING YOUR HOME administrators, devisees, COMPANY) AND FILING and filing the answer with NEW YORK AS MIDLAND RUNNING THENCE along AND DISTRIBUTEES OF If you do not respond to legatees, creditors, trust- THE ANSWER WITH THE the court, a default judg- FUNDING OF DELAWARE land now or formerly of THE ESTATE JOSEPH F. this summons and com- ees, committees, lienors COURT. ment may be entered and LLC A/P/O HSBC CARD Jeffery J. and Barbara J. MILLER, JR, any and all plaint by serving a copy of and assigns, all of whom RAS BORISKIN, LLC you can lose your home. SERVICES INC., PEOPLE Ellis and then now or for- persons unknown to plain- the answer on the attorney and whose names, except Attorney for Plaintiff Speak to an attorney or go OF THE STATE OF NEW merly of Michael Scotto, tiff, claiming, or who may for the mortgage company as stated, are unknown to 900 Merchants Concourse, to the court where your YORK, TESSIE CACERES, North 80 degrees, 25’, 40” claim to have an interest who filed this foreclosure plaintiff; UNITED STATES Suite 310 case is pending for fur- MADDY MORALES, West, a distance of 434.75 in, or general or specific proceeding against you OF AMERICA – INTER- Westbury, NY 11590 ther information on how to Defendants. feet to a point; lien upon the real property and filing the answer with NAL REVENUE SER- 516-280-7675 answer the summons and ––––––––––––––––––––––– RUNNING THENCE along described in this action; the court, a default judg- VICE; NEW YORK STATE SCN, 40233, 1/9, 16, 23, protect your property. To the above named land now or formerly of JJ such unknown persons ment may be entered and DEPARTMENT OF TAX- 30 | Sending a payment to the Defendants: Nazzaro Associates, Ltd., being herein generally you can lose your home. ATION AND FINANCE; mortgage company will You are hereby summoned North 11 degrees, 13’, 10” described and intended to Speak to an attorney or go CLERK OF THE SUFFOLK SUPREME COURT OF not stop the foreclosure to answer the complaint East, a distance of 100.00 be included in the follow- to the court where your COUNTY TRAFFIC AND THE STATE OF NEW action. in this action and to serve feet to a point; ing designation, namely: case is pending for fur- PARKING VIOLATIONS YORK YOU MUST RESPOND a copy of your answer, RUNNING THENCE along the wife, widow, husband, ther information on how to AGENCY, COUNTY OF SUFFOLK BY SERVING A COPY OF or if the complaint is not land now or formerly of widower, heirs at law, answer the summons and “JOHN DOE #1” through INDEX NO. 608530/2019 THE ANSWER ON THE served with this sum- John J. and Karen M. Wen- next of kin, descendants, protect your property. “JOHN DOE #12,” the last Plaintiff designates SUF- ATTORNEY FOR THE mons, to serve a notice of ner and then of Paul J. executors, administrators, Sending a payment to the twelve names being fic- FOLK as the place of trial PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE appearance on the Plain- and Patricia M. Cadolino, devisees, legatees, credi- mortgage company will titious and unknown to situs of the real property COMPANY) AND FILING tiff’s attorneys within thir- South 80 degrees, 25’, 40” tors, trustees, committees, not stop the foreclosure plaintiff, the persons or SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- THE ANSWER WITH THE ty days after the service East, a distance of 434.75 lienors, and assignees of action. parties intended being the MONS COURT. of this summons, exclu- feet to the point or place such deceased, any and all YOU MUST RESPOND tenants, occupants, per- Mortgaged Premises: RAS BORISKIN, LLC sive of the day of service, of BEGINNING. persons deriving interest BY SERVING A COPY OF sons or corporations, if 2114 JUILA GOLDBACH Attorney for Plaintiff and in case of your fail- These premises are also in or lien upon, or title THE ANSWER ON THE any, having or claiming an AVENUE RONKONKOMA, 900 Merchants Concourse, ure to appear or answer, known as 580 Lincoln Ave- to said real property by, ATTORNEY FOR THE interest in or lien upon the NY 11779 Suite 310 judgment will be taken nue, Sayville, NY 11782. through or under them, or PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE premises, described in the District: 0500 Section: Westbury, NY 11590 against you by default for WOODS OVIATT GILMAN either of them, and their COMPANY) AND FILING complaint, 104.00 516-280-7675 the relief demanded in the LLP respective wives, wid- THE ANSWER WITH THE Defendants. Block: 02.00 Lot: 088.000 SCN, 40234, 1/9, 16, 23, complaint. Attorney for Plaintiff ows, husbands, widowers, COURT. ______NATIONSTAR MORT- 30 | NOTICE YOU ARE IN 500 Bausch and Lomb heirs at law, next of kin, RAS BORISKIN, LLC To the above named GAGE LLC D/B/A CHAM- DANGER OF LOSING Place descendants, executors, Attorney for Plaintiff Defendants PION MORTGAGE COM- LEGAL NOTICE YOUR HOME Rochester, NY 14604 administrators, devisees, 900 Merchants Concourse, YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- PANY, The resolution, a summa- If you do not respond to SCN, 40258, 1/9, 16, 23, legatees, creditors, trust- Suite 310 MONED to answer the Plaintiff, ry of which is published this summons and com- 30 | ees, committees, lienors Westbury, NY 11590 complaint in this action vs. herewith, has been adopt- plaint by serving a copy of and assigns, all of whom 516-280-7675 and to serve a copy of your “JOHN DOE #1” through ed on November 26, 2019 the answer on the attorney ** 2020 ** and whose names, except SCN, 40232, 1/9, 16, 23, answer, or, if the complaint “JOHN DOE #12,” the last and the validity of the for the mortgage company CONTINUOUS RUN as stated, are unknown to 30 | is not served with this sum- twelve names being fic- obligations authorized by who filed this foreclosure NOTICE TO BIDDERS plaintiff.; SECRETARY OF mons, to serve a notice of titious and unknown to such resolution may be proceeding against you BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED HOUSING AND URBAN SUPREME COURT OF appearance on the Plain- plaintiff, the persons or hereafter contested only and filing the answer with AND PUBLICLY OPENED DEVELOPMENT; PEOPLE THE STATE OF NEW tiff’s Attorney within 20 parties intended being the if such obligations were the court, a default judg- AT THE SUFFOLK COUN- OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK days after the service of tenants, occupants, per- authorized for an object ment may be entered and TY DEPARTMENT OF YORK; UNITED STATES COUNTY OF SUFFOLK this summons, exclusive sons or corporations, if or purpose for which the you can lose your home. PUBLIC WORKS, PUR- OF AMERICA ______of the day of service (or any, having or claiming an County of Suffolk, New Speak to an attorney or go CHASING OFFICE, “JOHN DOE #1” through INDEX NO. 610085/2019 within 30 days after the interest in or lien upon the York, is not authorized to to the court where your 335 YAPHANK AVE., “JOHN DOE #12,” the last Plaintiff designates SUF- service is complete if this premises, described in the expend money or if the case is pending for fur- YAPHANK, NY 11980 twelve names being fic- FOLK as the place of trial summons is not personally complaint, provisions of law which ther information on how to 631/852-5196 FOR THE titious and unknown to situs of the real property delivered to you within the Defendants. should have been com- answer the summons and FOLLOWING MATERI- plaintiff, the persons or SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- State of New York) in the ______plied with as of the date of protect your property. AL ON EACH MONDAY parties intended being the MONS event the United States of To the above named publication of this Notice Sending a payment to your IN *2020 AT 11:00 A.M. tenants, occupants, per- Mortgaged Premises: America is made a par- Defendants were not substantially mortgage company will PLEASE REFER TO BUY- sons or corporations, if 35 EDGEWOOD AVENUE ty defendant, the time to YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- complied with, and an not stop this foreclosure ER’S INITIALS WHEN any, having or claiming an OAKDALE, NY 11769 answer for the said United MONED to answer the action, suit or proceeding action. MAKING INQUIRIES: interest in or lien upon the District: 0500 Section: States of America shall not complaint in this action contesting such validity is YOU MUST RESPOND RP MEATS premises, described in the 325.00 expire until (60) days after and to serve a copy of your commenced within twenty BY SERVING A COPY OF POULTRY complaint, Block: 03.00 Lot: 030.000 service of the Summons; answer, or, if the complaint days after the publication THE ANSWER ON THE PRODUCE Defendants. HSBC BANK USA, N.A., AS and in case of your fail- is not served with this sum- of this Notice, or such obli- ATTORNEY FOR THE GROCERIES ______INDENTURE TRUSTEE ure to appear or answer, mons, to serve a notice of gations were authorized in PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE FISH To the above named FOR THE REGISTERED judgment will be taken appearance on the Plain- violation of the provisions COMPANY) AND FILING DAIRY PRODUCTS Defendants HOLDERS OF THE against you by default for tiff’s Attorney within 20 of the constitution. THE ANSWER WITH THE *EXCEPT LEGAL HOLI- YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- RENAISSANCE HOME the relief demanded in the days after the service of BY ORDER OF THE COURT. DAYS, IN WHICH CASE IT MONED to answer the EQUITY LOAN ASSET- complaint. this summons, exclusive This is an attempt to col- WILL BE TUESDAY. complaint in this action BACKED CERTIFICATES, NOTICE OF NATURE OF of the day of service (or STATE OF NEW YORK lect a debt and any infor- DEFINITE SPECIFI- and to serve a copy of your SERIES 2005-1, ACTION AND RELIEF within 30 days after the SUPREME COURT mation obtained will be CATIONS FOR THE answer, or, if the complaint Plaintiff, SOUGHT service is complete if this COUNTY OF SUFFOLK used for that purpose. ABOVE ITEMS MAY is not served with this sum- vs. THE OBJECT of the above summons is not personally SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- The object of this action is BE OBTAINED AT THE mons, to serve a notice of ALEXANDER MOSOFF caption action is to fore- delivered to you within the MONS to foreclose a mortgage on OFFICE OF THE PUR- appearance on the Plain- AS HEIR AND DISTRIBU- close a Mortgage to secure State of New York) in the Index No.: 610346/2018 the following property: CHASING DEPARTMENT. tiff’s Attorney within 20 TEE OF THE ESTATE OF the sum of $400,000.00 event the United States of ––––––––––––––––––––––– The foregoing summons SCN, 40265, 1/9 - 12/31 | days after the service of RICHARD MOSOFF, TER- and interest, recorded on America is made a par- WELLS FARGO BANK is served upon you by this summons, exclusive ENCE MOSOFF A/K/A March 18, 2005, at Liber ty defendant, the time to N.A., AS TRUSTEE, FOR publication pursuant to The Suffolk County of the day of service (or TERRENCE MOSOFF M00021003 Page 261, of answer for the said United CARRINGTON MORT- an order of Honorable Department of Social within 30 days after the AS HEIR AND DISTRIB- the Public Records of States of America shall not GAGE LOAN TRUST, Howard H. Heckman Jr., Services service is complete if this UTEE OF THE ESTATE SUFFOLK County, New expire until (60) days after SERIES 2006-NC3 ASSET- Justice of the Supreme is issuing a summons is not personally OF RICHARD MOSOFF, York, covering premises service of the Summons; BACKED PASS-THROUGH Court of the State of New Request for Qualifications delivered to you within the ELENA MOSOFF A/K/A known as 35 EDGEWOOD and in case of your fail- CERTIFICATES, York, signed the 20 day of (RFQ) State of New York) in the ELENA ZLATEVA AS AVENUE OAKDALE, NY ure to appear or answer, Plaintiff, November, 2019 at River- to Provide event the United States of HEIR AND DISTRIBU- 11769. judgment will be taken v. head, New York. Shelter Services for America is made a par- TEE OF THE ESTATE OF The relief sought in the against you by default for ANY UNKNOWN HEIRS, Tax I.D. No. 0500-281.00- Homeless Youth Ages ty defendant, the time to RICHARD MOSOFF, T. within action is a final the relief demanded in the DEVISEES, DISTRIBU- 03.00-006.001 17 - 25 answer for the said United (SURNAME UNKNOWN), judgment directing the sale complaint. TEES OR SUCCESSORS ALL that certain plot, RFQ No. DSS20/001 States of America shall not MINOR CHILD, AS HEIR of the premises described NOTICE OF NATURE OF IN INTEREST OF THE piece or parcel of land, Responses Due Date: expire until (60) days after AND DISTRIBUTEE OF above to satisfy the debt ACTION AND RELIEF LATE THERESA CACE- with the buildings and March 20, 2020 service of the Summons; THE ESTATE OF RICH- secured by the Mortgage SOUGHT RES, IF LIVING, AND improvements thereon (Advertised: January 23, and in case of your fail- ARD MOSOFF BY AND described above. THE OBJECT of the above IF ANY BE DEAD, ANY erected, situate, lying and ure to appear or answer, THROUGH HIS NATURAL SUFFOLK County is desig- caption action is to fore- AND ALL PERSONS WHO being in Sayville, Town of Please turn to page 10 suffolkcountynews.net | JANUARY 30, 2020 | SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS 9

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Courtesy photo The Oakdale Historical Society award- ed their first Oakdale’s Wondrous Lead- ership Award to George Munkenbeck. Starting this year, the historical society will recognize one individual each Jan- uary who epitomizes OAKDALE the characteristics of leadership, knowledge Heart disease is the #1 reason for hospitalization, Guest Speaker: Saurin Patel, MD, FACC and service to the Oakdale community Dr. Patel takes a holistic approach, and its history. disability and high medication costs. Village “Oakdale Historical Society exists including diet, exercise and stress because of the pride, love and hard work of the Oakdale community,” explained Walk has invited a cardiologist from Brookhaven reduction, for the management and president Maryann Almes. “Those per- treatment of heart disease. He’ll be forming this job know that it is long Heart to discuss the signs and symptoms of hours, little recognition, even less help taking your questions following the and sometimes even dirty work. Still, they cardiovascular disease and steps you can take presentation. persevere—wearing hooped skirts and soldier uniforms—with smiles on their for a heart-healthy lifestyle. faces as they teach, inform, and preserve Call (631) 503-9000 by February 10 to RSVP. the memories and history of beloved Oak- dale. This dedication has gone largely Hurry! A light supper will be provided. Seating is limited. unrecognized until now.” Munkenbeck was described as an indi- vidual who works tirelessly for the Oak- dale Historical Society. Since volunteer- ing with the society, he has acted in the capacity of speaker, religious leader, edu- cator and re-enactor. He has also coordi- nated events and with his help, the society was able to present three exhibits to the community that received rave reviews. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 5 p.m. Heart Healthy Supper POLICE BLOTTER Join Us! 6 p.m. Presentation Holbrook Village Walk An unnamed person stole two Mike’s Hard Lemonades and two buttered rolls 131 East Main Street • Patchogue, NY 11772 from 7-11 on Broadway Avenue on Jan. 26. About Village Walk: Patchogue's Main Street senior living community offers competent Bohemia and compassionate assisted living and memory care in the heart of Patchogue, A 54-year-old male from Bohemia was empowering residents to stay engaged in and benefit from the thriving Village environment. arrested for breaking the front door of a residence on Minday Lane on Jan. 26. Bayport VillageWalkSeniorLiving.com An unknown person stole jewelry and money from an unlocked 2009 Honda at a 1/20 residence on Gillette Avenue on Jan. 26.

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2020) VERDI, GLENN VER- Turnpike, Suite 240, Syos- “Log-in” to view and print specifically requiring for the mortgage company collection system sewer The Suffolk County DI, AS HEIR TO THE set, NY 11791. Tel: 516-938- the offerings. New users graduate of apprentice(s) who filed this foreclosure lines on the Kings Park Department of Social ESTATE OF PATRICIA 3100. To the above named click on “Log In” to create in the trade(s) called for proceeding against you Psychiatric Center Hospi- Services (“Department”) VERDI, CLERK OF THE defendants: The foregoing a new account to register. within the construction and filing the answer with tal grounds, upgrading of invites Responses SUFFOLK COUNTY DIS- summons is served upon When creating your pro- contract within specified the court, a default judg- the St. Johnland Nursing (“Responses”) from qual- TRICT COURT, CLERK OF you by publication pur- file, ensure that you select time period preceding the ment may be entered, and Home pumping station and ified entities for Shelter THE SUFFOLK COUNTY suant to an Order of the NIGP codes 909, 910, 912, bid date of project. you can lose your home. rerouting the force main; Services for Homeless TRAFFIC & PARKING Hon. Thomas F. Whelan, 913, 925, and 968 which The Commissioner of Speak to an attorney or go and Youth Ages 17 -25. VIOLATIONS AGENCY, a Justice of the Supreme will allow you to view the Public Works reserves the to the court where your WHEREAS, the cost The Response should UNITED STATES OF Court, State of New York, appropriate documents right to reject any and all case is pending for fur- of the increase and im- demonstrate an under- AMERICA - INTERNAL dated December 6, 2019 and receive future e-mails bids. ther information on how provement to the facilities standing of the goals of REVENUE SERVICE, and filed with the Suffolk about Lettings/Capital Any questions regarding to answer the Supplemen- of Sewer District No. 6 – operating an overnight NEW YORK STATE County Clerk together Projects. You are respon- this project shall be direct- tal Summons and protect Kings Park has risen from facility for homeless DEPARTMENT OF TAXA- with the supporting papers sible for downloading ed to William Hillman, P.E., your property. Sending a cost in 2017 of $5 million youth, 17 to 25, who are TION AND FINANCE, any thereon. This is an action and printing all appropri- Chief Engineer at: payment to your mortgage to an estimated cost of $8 without permanent hous- and all persons unknown to foreclose a mortgage ate Contract Documents. HSWBids@suffolkcoun- company will not stop this million, as set forth in the ing, in an effort to ensure to plaintiff, claiming, or held by Plaintiff on the You are also responsible tyny.gov foreclosure action. amended maps, plans, rec- and support a safe and who may claim to have premises known as Dis- for checking the site fre- DARNELL TYSON, P.E., YOU MUST RESPOND ommendations; and secure environment. an interest in, or generally trict 0500, Section 095.00, quently to ensure that you ACTING COMMISSIONER BY SERVING A COPY OF WHEREAS, addition- The specifications and or specific lien upon the Block 01.00, Lot 056.000, have all addenda. Note DEPARTMENT OF PUB- THE ANSWER ON THE al funds are necessary to required forms to be com- real property described in Brentwood, NY, County that there is no fee to cre- LIC WORKS ATTORNEY FOR THE complete the work nec- pleted for this RFQ are this action; such unknown of Suffolk as described in ate a user profile or to SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE essary for finishing these available: persons being herein the complaint on file and obtain documents. Ques- YORK COMPANY) AND FILING increases and improve- By accessing our website: generally described and commonly known as 184 tions for user login should SCN, 40281, 1/23, 30 | THE ANSWER WITH THE ments; and http://www.suffolkcoun- intended to be included VANDERBILT AVENUE, be directed to the Suffolk COURT. WHEREAS, the Suffolk tyny.gov/Departments/ in the following desig- BRENTWOOD, NY 11717. County Department of Notice is hereby given To the above-named defen- County Sewer Agency has SocialServices.aspx nation, namely: the wife, 67788 Public Works IT division that a regular meeting of dants: The foregoing Sup- prepared and submitted • By calling (631) 854-9654; widow, husband, widower, SCN, 40278, 1/23, 30 - at (631) 852-4115. Eligible the Suffolk County Sew- plemental Summons is to the Legislature of the • By faxing (631) 854-9985; heirs-at law, next of kin, 2/6, 13 | bidders must have regis- er Agency will be held served upon you by pub- County of Suffolk, New • By emailing marilyn.co- descendants, executors, tered on the Suffolk Coun- on Monday, February lication pursuant to an York, amended maps, noscenti@suffolkcoun- administrators, devisees, Notice of formation of ty Department of Public 10, 2020, at 12:30 P.M. at order of the Hon. Michael plans, recommendations tyny.gov legatees, creditors, trust- Rise and Rank LLC. Arti- Works Purchasing Unit the offices of the Suffolk A. Gajdos, Jr., a Justice of and revised cost estimates Be sure to include your ees, committees, lienors, cles of Organization filed web site to be eligible to County Department of the Supreme Court of the for the increase and im- name, address, phone and assignees of PATRI- with the Secretary of submit a responsible bid. Public Works, 335 Yaphank State of N.Y., dated Decem- provement to facilities number and email ad- CIA VERDI, deceased, any State of New York SSNY Bids for this contract shall Avenue, Yaphank, New ber 19, 2019 and filed at Suffolk County Sewer dress in all contact and all persons deriving on 12/20/19. Office locat- be submitted in a separate York 11980. along with the support- District No.6 – Kings Park; methods. interest in or lien upon, ed in Suffolk. SSNY is sealed envelope with the Darnell Tyson, P.E., Acting ing papers in the Suffolk and Timeline: or title to said real prop- designated for service of name of the contract clear- Chairman. County Clerk’s Office. This WHEREAS, these • Technical questions erty by, through or under process. SSNY shall mail ly noted on the outside of SCN, 40283, 1/23, 30 | is an action to foreclose a maps, plans, recommen- (must be in writing) them and their respective copy of any process served the envelope. Bids shall be mortgage on the property dations and revised cost may be faxed (631- wives, widows, husbands, against the LLC 1930 Vet- accompanied by a certified SUPREME COURT OF 13 Cypress Street, Central estimates accompanied 854-9985), emailed or widowers, heirs-at law, erans Memorial Highway check or bid bond in an THE STATE OF NEW Islip, NY 11722 also known Suffolk County Resolution mailed and must be re- next of kin, descendants, Suite 12-421 Islandia, NY amount not less than five YORK as District: 0500 Section: No. 710-2019, which called ceived by 3:30 p.m. on executors, administrators, 11749. Purpose: any law- percent (5%) of the total COUNTY OF SUFFOLK; 142.00 Block: 02.00 Lot: for a public hearing on the February 7, 2020 devisees, legatees, credi- ful purpose. Base Bid, made payable to Index No.: 601512/2019 007.000 Suffolk County is increased costs, and are • Responses must be re- tors, trustees, committees, SCN, 40279, 1/23, 30 - the Suffolk County Comp- Filed: 1/15/2020 designated as the place of attached to this Resolution ceived by 3:30 p.m. on lienors, and assignees, 2/6, 13, 20, 27 | troller. This bid bond will UNITED MORTGAGE trial based upon the loca- and Order as Exhibit “A”; March 20, 2020 all of whom and whose be held as a guarantee CORP., tion of the property being and Submit to: names, except as stated, Notice is herby given that that in the event the bid Plaintiff, foreclosed. Attorneys for WHEREAS, this re- Mailing Address: are unknown to plaintiff, a license 1324806 for beer is accepted and contract v. Plaintiff: Stern & Eisen- vised cost will be financed Marie N. Buday, Assis- “JOHN DOE #1” through wine liquor and cider at awarded to the Bidder, UNKNOWN HEIRS berg, PC, 485 B Route 1 utilizing sewer district se- tant to the Commis- “JOHN DOE #12,” the retail in a restaurant under the contract will be duly OF THE ESTATE OF South, Suite 330, Iselin, NJ rial bonds, but there will sioner last twelve names being the alcoholic beverage executed and properly CHARLES PETERS; 08830, T: (516) 630-0288. continue to be no fiscal Contracts Unit fictitious and unknown control law at 220 N Main secured. E-MAILED BIDS UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SCN, 40286, 1/23, 30- impact caused to the ben- Suffolk County Depart- to plaintiff, the persons Street Sayville NY 11782 WILL BE CONSIDERED THE ESTATE OF COS- 2/6, 13 | efited properties in said ment of Social Services or parties intended being in county of Suffolk for on UNRESPONSIVE. CO WILLIAM; ELIZA District as a direct result PO Box 18100 the tenants, occupants, premise consumption. Awards will be made to TOWNSEND, HEIR-AT- NOTICE OF ADOPTION of the original increases Hauppauge, New York persons or corporations, Sayville Bait & Tackle LLC the lowest responsive LAW; STEPHANIE WIL- OF A RESOLUTION SUB- and improvements or the 11788-8900 if any, having or claiming DBA Sayville Bait &Tackle and responsible Bidder in LIAMS, HEIR-AT-LAW; JECT TO PERMISSIVE increase to the costs of Physical Address: an interest in or lien upon SCN, 40280, 1/23, 30 | conjunction with Section CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS, REFERENDUM the increases and improve- Marie N. Buday, Assis- the premises, described in A4-14 of the Suffolk Coun- HEIR-AT-LAW; UNITED NOTICE IS HEREBY ments inasmuch as pursu- tant to the Commis- the complaint, YOU ARE NOTICE TO BIDDERS ty Administrative Code STATES OF AMERICA GIVEN that the Coun- ant, to the Suffolk County sioner HEREBY SUMMONED to SUFFOLK COUNTY establishing an optional OBO INTERNAL REV- ty Legislature of the Assessment Stabilization Contracts Unit answer the complaint in DEPARTMENT OF PUB- ten percent (10%) local ENUE SERVICE; NEW County of Suffolk, New Reserve Fund (“ASRF”), Suffolk County Depart- this action and to serve LIC WORKS (Nassau/Suffolk) prefer- YORK STATE DEPART- York, duly adopted property owners within ment of Social Services a copy of your answer, YAPHANK, NEW YORK ence program for Suffolk MENT OF TAXATION Resolution No. 1279 - the District experience a 3085 Veterans Memori- or, if the complaint is not Sealed bids will be County contracts. AND FINANCE; CLERK 2019 on December 17, 3% annual increase regard- al Highway served with this summons, received at the Suffolk The bids shall be delivered OF THE SUFFOLK COUN- 2019, “A RESOLUTION less of the cost of any in- Ronkonkoma, New to serve a notice of appear- County Department of in person, by the Bidder or TY TRAFFIC & PARKING MAKING CERTAIN creases or improvements York 11779 ance on the Plaintiff’s Public Works Purchasing his agent, at the time and VIOLATIONS AGENCY; FINDINGS AND DE- performed; and Late Applications Will Be Attorney within 20 days Unit (Room #108), 335 place stated. JOHN DOE (said name TERMINATIONS AND WHEREAS, in the case Rejected. after the service of this Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank, NOTE: Notice to Bidders being fictitious to repre- AN ORDER FOR THE of the property owners in SCN, 40273, 1/23, 30 - summons, exclusive of the New York 11980, until and Bid Results are post- sent unknown tenants/ INCREASE OF THE Suffolk County Sewer Dis- 2/6, 13, 20, 27 - 3/5, 12, day of service (or within 11:00 AM local time on ed on the Suffolk County occupants of the subject MAXIMUM AMOUNT trict No. 6 – Kings Park, the 19 | 30 days after the service is February 6, 2020, at which Web Site at http://www. property and any other TO BE EXPENDED annual 3% ASRF increase complete if this summons time they will be publicly suffolkcountyny.gov. Go party or entity of any kind, ON CERTAIN IM- will result in an increase NOTICE OF FORMA- is not personally delivered opened and read for: to Department Directory if any, having or claiming PROVEMENTS FOR of approximately $2.60 per TION HANDYMAN STAR to you within the State of AQUATIC INVASIVE link and scroll down menu an interest or lien upon SUFFOLK COUNTY year to the typical property CONSTRUCTION LLC New York); and in case SPECIES REMOVAL AT to choose Public Works. the mortgaged property), SEWER DISTRICT NO. (mode), regardless of the ARTICLES OF ORGA- of your failure to appear CANAAN LAKE Then click on Bids and Defendants. 6 – KINGS PARK (CP additional funds necessary NIZATION FILED WITH or answer, judgment will TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN Contracts. Bid Results SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- 8144). The County Ex- to complete the increases THE SECRETARY OF be taken against you CAPITAL PROJECT NO. will not be given out over MONS AND NOTICE. ecutive approved this and improvements; and STATE OF NEW YORK by default for the relief 8715 the telephone. You are TO THE ABOVE-NAMED resolution on Decem- WHEREAS, pursuant ON 01/07/2020. OFFICE demanded in the com- The work consists of the requested to access the DEFENDANTS: ber 24, 2019. This reso- to Suffolk County Resolu- LOCATED IN SUFFOLK plaint. NOTICE YOU ARE following: County website for this YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- lution is subject to per- tion No. 710-2019 and New COUNTY. SSNY HAS IN DANGER OF LOSING Relocating soft sediments information. If you are not MONED to answer the missive referendum. York County Law Section BEEN DESIGNATED FOR YOUR HOME If you do not creating wet meadows; in attendance at the bid Amended Complaint in the A true copy of said 254, the Clerk of the Leg- SERVICE OF PROCESS respond to this Summons capping sediment in-place opening, please be patient above captioned action resolution is attached islature did duly cause a TAXES & MULTISERVICE and Complaint by serving with sand material; instal- while we process and post and to serve a copy of your hereto and published Notice of Public Hearing LATINO INC. 29 WHITE a copy of the answer on lation of geotextile fabric the results. Results will Answer on the Plaintiff’s herewith in. regarding the amended STREET BRENTWOOD the attorney for the mort- and riprap; placing of top- typically be posted with- attorney within twenty RESOLUTION NO. maps, plans, recommen- NY 11717, PURPOSE: ANY gage company who filed soil, planting of trees and in 24 hours after the bid (20) days after the service 1279 -2019, A RES- dations and revised cost LAWFUL PURPOSE. this foreclosure proceed- wetland vegetation. opening. of this Supplemental Sum- OLUTION MAKING estimates pertaining to an SCN, 40277, 1/23, 30 - ing against you and filing All Contract Documents Please note that all con- mons, exclusive of the day CERTAIN FINDINGS increase in the maximum 2/6, 13, 20, 27 | the answer with the court, may be examined on the struction projects over of service, or within thirty AND DETERMI- amount to be expended for a default judgment may be plan review table at the $250,000 advertised after (30) days after completion NATIONS AND AN the increase and improve- SUFFOLK - INDEX NO.: entered against you and Suffolk County Depart- July 17, 2008 will be sub- of service where service is ORDER FOR THE ment to facilities at Suffolk 619089/2019 – SUPPLE- you can lose your home. ment of Public Works ject to training require- made in any other manner INCREASE OF THE County Sewer District No. MENTAL SUMMONS. Speak to an attorney or go (Rudolph M. Kammerer ments pursuant to Section than by personal delivery MAXIMUM AMOUNT 6 – Kings Park to be pub- Plaintiff designates SUF- to the court where your Building) 335 Yaphank 220-h of the NYS Labor within the State. The Unit- TO BE EXPENDED lished at least once in each FOLK COUNTY as the case is pending for fur- Avenue, Yaphank, New Law. ed States of America, if ON CERTAIN IM- of the official newspapers place of trial based upon ther information on how York 11980, between Please note that all con- designated as a Defendant PROVEMENTS FOR of the County and proof the location of the prem- to answer the summons the hours of 9:00AM and struction contracts involv- in this action may answer SUFFOLK COUNTY thereof has been present- ises herein described and protect your proper- 3:00PM daily, except Sat- ing construction, recon- to appear within sixty SEWER DISTRICT NO. ed to the County Legisla- having tax map District ty. Sending a payment to urdays, Sundays and hol- struction, improvement, (60) days of service here- 6 – KINGS PARK (CP ture; and 0500, Section 095.00, your mortgage company idays, on or after January rehabilitation, installation, of. In case of your fail- 8144) WHEREAS, pursuant Block 01.00, Lot 056.000, will not stop this foreclo- 23, 2020. In order to obtain alteration, renovation, ure to appear or answer, WHEREAS, Suffolk to such Notice of Public Brentwood, NY, County of sure action. YOU MUST a set of Contract Docu- demolition of, or other- judgment will be taken County Resolution No. Hearing, a public hearing Suffolk – WILMINGTON RESPOND BY SERVING A ments, eligible bidders wise providing for any against you by default for 739-2017 and found and de- was held by the Legislature SAVINGS FUND SOCI- COPY OF THE ANSWER MUST visit http://www. building, facility or phys- the relief demanded in the termined that it was in the of the County of Suffolk in ETY, FSB, AS TRUSTEE ON THE ATTORNEY FOR suffolkcountyny.gov, click ical structure of any kind Amended Complaint. public interest to increase Hauppauge, New York in OF UPLAND MORTGAGE THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- on “Doing Business”, then with a value in excess of NOTICE and improve the facilities said County on July 16, LOAN TRUST A, PLAIN- GAGE COMPANY) AND “Bids & Proposals”, then $250,000 will be subject YOU ARE IN DANGER OF of Sewer District No. 6 - 2019 at 2:00 p.m., Prevail- TIFF, -against- GINA FILING THE ANSWER click “Please click here to Apprenticeship Train- LOSING YOUR HOME Kings Park; and ing Time; and CALLAHAN, AS HEIR TO WITH THE COURT. Dat- for access to the Suffolk ing Program requirements If you do not respond to WHEREAS, such in- WHEREAS, since there THE ESTATE OF PATRI- ed: Syosset, New York, County’s Procurement pursuant to Article 23, Sec- this Supplemental Sum- creases and improvements are electors residing in CIA VERDI, CAROL ANN January 15, 2020. Roach Announcement System”. tion 816b of the NYS Labor mons and Amended Com- included, among other Suffolk County Sewer Dis- VERDI, AS HEIR TO THE & Lin, P.C., attorney for This will bring you to a Law and Suffolk County plaint by serving a copy of things, providing repair ESTATE OF PATRICIA Plaintiff, 6901 Jericho home-page where you can Resolution No. 1866-2014, the answer on the attorney and rerouting of major Please turn to next page suffolkcountynews.net | JANUARY 30, 2020 | SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS 11

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO: [email protected] trict No. 6 – Kings Park, a maximum amount of $8 to circulate any appro- Such Unknown Persons ment executed by Paul UNKNOWN PERSONS Book M00020822, Page 256 Article 5-A of the New million on the increases priate SEQRA notices of Being Herein Generally M. Kaplan and Lisa Kern BEING HEREIN GEN- in the Office of the Suffolk York County Law requires and improvements to Suf- determination on non-ap- Described And Intended dated June 18, 2015 and ERALLY DESCRIBED County Clerk on August that the increases in the folk County Sewer District plicability or non-signifi- To Be Included In Wife, recorded August 13, 2015 AND INTENDED TO BE 12, 2004. The mortgage maximum amount to be No. 6 – Kings Park, as set cance in accordance with Widow, Husband, Widow- at Book 22616, Page 290 INCLUDED IN WIFE, was subsequently assigned expended on increases forth in such amended this resolution. er, Heirs At Law, Next Of in the Office of the Suffolk WIDOW, HUSBAND, WID- by an assignment executed and improvements to Suf- maps, plans, reports, rec- Dated: December 17, 2019 Kin, Descendants, Execu- County Clerk to form a sin- OWER, HEIRS AT LAW, June 26, 2008 and recorded folk County Sewer District ommendations and revised Riverhead, NY tors, Administrators, Devi- gle lien in the amount of NEXT OF KIN, DESCEN- on July 18, 2008, in the Of- No. 6 – Kings Park shall be estimate of costs; and be it BY ORDER OF THE sees, Legatees, Creditors, $850,500.00.The property DANTS, EXECUTORS, fice of the Suffolk County subject to permissive ref- further COUNTY LEGISLATURE Trustees, Committees, in question is described as ADMINISTRATORS, DEVI- Clerk at Book M00021731, erendum; and 2nd RESOLVED, IT OF THE COUNTY OF Lienors, And Assignees Of follows: SEES, LEGATEES, CRED- Page 927. The mortgage WHEREAS, by this IS HEREBY ORDERED, SUFFOLK, NEW YORK Such Deceased, Any And 48 GALE AVENUE, ITORS, TRUSTEES, COM- was subsequently modified Resolution, it is the in- by the County Legislature Jason Richberg All Persons Deriving Inter- OCEAN BEACH AKA MITTEES, LIENORS, AND on July 21, 2017. tent of the Suffolk County of the County of Suffolk, Clerk of the Legislature est In Or Lien Upon, Or SEAVIEW, NY 11770 ASSIGNEES OF SUCH The property in question Legislature to submit the New York as follows: Suffolk County Legis- Title To Said Real Proper- NOTICE DECEASED, ANY AND is described as follows: findings and order regard- Section 1. The lature ty By, Through Or Under YOU ARE IN DANGER OF ALL PERSONS DERIV- 9 ROBIN DRIVE, HAUP- ing the increase in the increase to the amount SCN, 40290, 1/30 | Them, Or Either Of Them, LOSING YOUR HOME ING INTEREST IN OR PAUGE, NY 11788 maximum amount to be to be expended on the in- And Their Respective If you do not respond to LIEN UPON, OR TITLE NOTICE expended for the increases creases and improvements PUBLIC NOTICE Wives, Widows, Husbands, this summons and com- TO SAID REAL PROP- YOU ARE IN DANGER OF and improvements to Suf- to Suffolk County Sew- The Town of Islip Commu- Widowers, Heirs At Law, plaint by serving a copy of ERTY BY, THROUGH LOSING YOUR HOME folk County Sewer District er District No. 6 – Kings nity Development Agency Next Of Kin, Descendants, the answer on the attorney OR UNDER THEM, OR If you do not respond to No. 6 – Kings Park in order Park, as more particularly will hold a public hearing Executors, Administra- for the mortgage company EITHER OF THEM, AND this summons and com- to subject such findings described in the amend- to receive input on draft- tors, Devisees, Legatees, who filed this foreclosure THEIR RESPECTIVE plaint by serving a copy of and order to permissive ed maps, plans, reports, ing the Town’s 2020 – 2024 Creditors, Trustees, Com- proceeding against you WIVES, WIDOWS, HUS- the answer on the attorney referendum; and recommendations, and re- Consolidated Five Year mittees, Lienors, And and filing the answer with BANDS, WIDOWERS, for the mortgage company WHEREAS, said Coun- vised estimate of costs at- Plan, 2020 Annual Plan, Assigns, All Of Whom And the court, a default judg- HEIRS AT LAW, NEXT who filed this foreclosure ty Legislature has duly tached as Exhibit “A”, are and updating the Analysis Whose Names, Except As ment may be entered and OF KIN, DESCENDANTS, proceeding against you considered the amended hereby approved. of Impediments for Hous- Stated, Are Unknown To you can lose your home. EXECUTORS, ADMIN- and filing the answer with map, plan, recommenda- Section 2. Upon ing and Community Devel- Plaintiff, People Of The Speak to an attorney or go ISTRATORS, DEVISEES, the court, a default judg- tions, and revised estimate the effective date of this opment Programs for the State Of New York, United to the court where your LEGATEES, CREDITORS, ment may be entered and of cost for the increases Resolution and Order, the following three HUD grant States Of America Acting case is pending for fur- TRUSTEES, COMMIT- you can lose your home. and improvements to Suf- Suffolk County Depart- programs: 1) Community Through The IRS ther information on how to TEES, LIENORS, AND Speak to an attorney or go folk County Sewer District ment of Public Works and Development Block Grant; John Doe (Those answer the summons and ASSIGNS, ALL OF WHOM to the court where your No. 6 – Kings Park, as well the Administrative Head of 2) Home Investment unknown tenants, occu- protect your property. AND WHOSE NAMES, case is pending for fur- as evidence given at the Suffolk County Sewer Dis- Partnership Grant and pants, persons or cor- Sending a payment to your EXCEPT AS STATED, ARE ther information on how to public hearing held on July trict No. 6 – Kings Park are 3) Emergency Solutions porations or their heirs, mortgage company will UNKNOWN TO PLAIN- answer the summons and 16, 2019; now, therefore hereby authorized and di- Grant. distributees, executors, not stop this foreclosure TIFF, CAPITAL ONE protect your property. be it rected to carry out the in- In addition, the CDA will administrators, trustees, action. BANK (USA) NA, PEOPLE Sending a payment to your 1st RESOLVED, by the creases and improvements make available for review guardians, assignees, YOU MUST RESPOND OF THE STATE OF NEW mortgage company will County Legislature of the to said District as more its most recent Consoli- creditors or successors BY SERVING A COPY OF YORK, UNITED STATES not stop this foreclosure County of Suffolk, New particularly described in dated Annual Performance claiming an interest in the THE ANSWER ON THE OF AMERICA ACTING action. York, as follows: the amended maps, plans, and Evaluation Report and mortgaged premises.) ATTORNEY FOR THE THROUGH THE IRS YOU MUST RESPOND Section 1. Upon reports, recommendations Budget Amendments. Defendant(s). PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE JOHN DOE (Those BY SERVING A COPY OF evidence presented at the and revised estimate of The first public hearing ------X COMPANY) AND FILING unknown tenants, occu- THE ANSWER ON THE aforesaid public hearing costs attached as Exhibit will be held on Wednes- To the Above named THE ANSWER WITH THE pants, persons or corpora- ATTORNEY FOR THE and after due consider- “A”. day, February 19, 2020 at Defendant: COURT. tions or their heirs, distrib- PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE ation of the amended Section 3. The 5:00 PM in the Town Hall You are hereby sum- DATED: January 22, 2020 utees, executors, admin- COMPANY) AND FILING maps, plans, reports, Clerk of this Legislature Board Room at Islip Town moned to answer the Gross Polowy, LLC istrators, trustees, guard- THE ANSWER WITH THE recommendations, and is hereby authorized and Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, Complaint in this action, Attorney(s) For Plain- ians, assignees, creditors COURT. revised estimate of costs directed to cause a cer- New York. Proposals for and to serve a copy of tiff(s) or successors claiming an DATED: January 16, 2020 filed with the Legislature tified copy of this Res- projects will be accepted your answer, or, if the 1775 Wehrle Drive, interest in the mortgaged Gross Polowy, LLC of the County of Suffolk olution and Order to be at this time and until 12:00 Complaint is not served Suite 100 premises.) Attorney(s) For Plain- and attached to this Res- recorded in the Office of PM on Wednesday, March with this Supplemental Williamsville, NY 14221 Defendant(s). tiff(s) olution and Order as Ex- the Clerk of the County of 25, 2020. Summons, to serve a no- The law firm of Gross ------X 1775 Wehrle Drive, hibit A, it is hereby found Suffolk, New York, within The draft(s) of the Con- tice of appearance, on the Polowy, LLC and the attor- To the above named Suite 100 and determined that the re- ten days of the effective solidated Five-Year Plan, Plaintiff(s) attorney(s) neys whom it employs Defendant: Williamsville, NY 14221 vised total cost for the in- date of this Resolution 2020 Annual Plan, and within twenty days after are debt collectors who You are hereby sum- The law firm of Gross creases and improvements and Order in accordance the updated Analysis of the service of this Supple- are attempting to collect moned to answer the Polowy, LLC and the attor- to Suffolk County Sewer with the provisions of New Impediments will be pre- mental Summons, exclu- a debt. Any information Complaint in this action, neys whom it employs District No. 6 - Kings Park York County Law Sections sented at a second hear- sive of the day of service obtained by them will be and to serve a copy of are debt collectors who shall be set at a maximum 253-b and 259; and be it ing on Wednesday, March (or within 30 days after the used for that purpose. your answer, or, if the are attempting to collect of $8 million, which shall further 25, 2020, at 5:00 PM in service is complete if this SCN, 40292, 1/30 - 2/6, Complaint is not served a debt. Any information be financed using sewer 3rd RESOLVED, the Town Board Room at Supplemental Summons 13, 20 | with this Supplemental obtained by them will be district serial bonds. that this Resolution and Islip Town Hall followed is not personally delivered Summons, to serve a no- used for that purpose. Section 2. Upon Order authorizing the by a 30-day comment peri- to you within the State of Notice of Formation of tice of appearance, on the SCN, 40294, 1/30 - 2/6, evidence presented at the increase to the maximum od. Drafts of Consolidated New York). In case of your HITCH & TRAILERS LLC Plaintiff(s) attorney(s) 13, 20 | aforesaid public hearing amount to be expend- Five-Year Plan, 2020 Annu- failure to appear or an- Articles of Organization within twenty days after and after due consider- ed on the increases and al Plan, and Analysis of swer, judgment will be tak- filed with Secretary of the the service of this Supple- NOTICE TO ALL PRO- ation of the aforesaid improvements for Suffolk Impediments will be avail- en against you by default State of New York (SSNY) mental Summons, exclu- SPECTIVE BIDDERS amended maps, plans, re- County Sewer District able at this meeting and for the relief demanded in on 11/20/2019 Office loca- sive of the day of service FOR: ports, recommendations No. 6 – Kings Park, shall on the Agency Website at the Complaint. tion; Suffolk County. SSNY (or within 30 days after the AQUATIC INVASIVE and revised estimate of not take effect until at www.islipcda.org. The Attorney for Plain- designated for service of service is complete if this SPECIES REMOVAL AT costs it is hereby found least forty-five (45) days For further information, tiff has an office for busi- process. SSNY shall mail Supplemental Summons CANAAN LAKE and determined that the after its adoption, or until call the CDA at 631-665- ness in the County of Erie. a copy of any process is not personally delivered TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN increase to the costs of approved by the affirma- 1185. Trial to be held in the served against the LLC to to you within the State of CAPITAL PROJECT NO. the increases and im- tive vote of the majority of James H. Bowers County of Suffolk. c/o: THE LLC, 400 ACKER- New York). In case of your 8715 provements to Suffolk the qualified electors who Executive Director The basis of the venue MAN STREET, CENTRAL failure to appear or an- Please be advised that County Sewer District No. are resident within Suffolk Town of Islip designated above is the ISLIP, N.Y 11722. Purpose; swer, judgment will be tak- Project Information and 6 - Kings Park, as set forth County Sewer District No. Community Development location of the Mortgaged All Lawful Purposes. en against you by default Contract Documents for in such amended maps, 6 – Kings Park voting on a Agency Premises. SCN, 40293, 1/30 - 2/6, for the relief demanded in the above referenced proj- plans, reports, recommen- proposition for its approv- SCN, 40291, 1/30 | TO Unknown Heirs Defen- 13, 20, 27 - 3/5 | the Complaint. ect will be available on the dations and revised esti- al if within forty-five (45) dant In this Action. The Attorney for Plain- Suffolk County Purchasing mate of costs, is necessary, days after its adoption Supplemental Summons The foregoing Supple- Supplemental Summons tiff has an office for busi- Department Procurement convenient, and desirable. there is filed with the and Notice of Object of mental Summons is served and Notice of Object of ness in the County of Erie. Site beginning Thurs- Section 3. Upon Clerk of the County Legis- Action upon you by publication, Action Trial to be held in the day, January 30, 2020 at evidence presented at the lature a petition protesting Supreme Court Of The pursuant to an order of SUPREME COURT OF County of Suffolk. 11:00am. aforesaid public hearing against the passage of this State Of New York HON. Michael A. Gajdos, THE STATE OF NEW The basis of the venue The revised Letting Date and after due consider- Resolution and Order in County Of Suffolk Jr. of the Supreme Court Of YORK designated above is the for this project is 11:00am ation of the aforesaid conformity with the pro- Action to Foreclose a The State Of New York, ex- COUNTY OF SUFFOLK location of the Mortgaged on Thursday, February 13, amended maps, plans, re- visions of Section 257 of Mortgage ecuted by Paul M. Kaplan Action to Foreclose a Premises. 2020. ports, recommendations the New York County Law; INDEX #: 603363/2019 and Lisa Kern to secure Mortgage TO Caren B. Jenkins AKA Contract Documents will and revised estimate of and be it further Mortgaged Premises: the sum of $903,705.00. INDEX #: 613204/2019 Caren Jenkins Defendant also be available on the costs, it is hereby further 4th RESOLVED, 48 Gale Avenue The Mortgage was record- MORTGAGED PREMISES: in this Action. plan review table at Suf- found and determined that this Legislature, being Ocean Beach AKA ed at Book 22065, Page 9 ROBIN DRIVE The foregoing Supple- folk County Department of that the proposed work in- the State Environmen- Seaview, NY 11770 701 in the Office of the HAUPPAUGE, NY 11788 mental Summons is served Public Works (Rudolph M. volving the increases and tal Quality Review Act DSBL #: 0500 - 497.00 - Suffolk County Clerk on DSBL #: 0800 - 153.00 - upon you by publication, Kammerer Building) 335 improvements to Suffolk (SEQRA) Lead Agency, 05.00 - 009.000 April 13, 2011. The con- 06.00 - 063.000 pursuant to an order of Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank, County Sewer District No. herby finds and deter------X solidated mortgage was ------X HON. Michael A. Gajdos, New York 11980, between 6 – Kings Park is adequate mines that this resolu- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. subsequently assigned by THE BANK OF NEW Jr. of the Supreme Court the hours of 9:00AM and and appropriate and the tion constitutes a Type II Plaintiff, an assignment executed YORK MELLON, F/K/A, of the State of New York, 3:00PM daily, except Sat- cost thereof will not con- Action pursuant to Section vs June 1, 2015 and recorded THE BANK OF NEW dated the Fifteenth day urdays, Sundays and hol- stitute an undue burden on 617.5(c)(26), (27) and (33) Paul M. Kaplan, Lisa on August 13, 2015, in the YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR of January, 2020 and filed idays, beginning January the properties in said Dis- of Title 6 of the New York Kern, Clerk Of The Suf- Office of the Suffolk Coun- CWABS, INC., ASSET- with the Complaint in the 30, 2020. trict and that no properties Code of Rules and Reg- folk County Traffic & ty Clerk at Book 22616, BACKED CERTIFICATES, Office of the Clerk of the SCN, 40295, 1/30 - 2/6 | in said District will be ex- ulations (6 NYCRR) and Parking Violations Agen- Page 288. Plaintiff is also SERIES 2004-10 County of Suffolk, in the cluded from the benefit of within the meaning of cy, Board Of Directors Of holder of a mortgage dated Plaintiff, City of Riverhead. SUFFOLK - INDEX NO.: the increases and improve- Section 8-0109(2) of New The Seaview Homeowners June 18, 2015 executed by vs The object of this ac- 617519/2019 – SUPPLE- ments. York Environmental Con- Association Of Fire Island, Paul M. Kaplan and Lisa CAREN B. JENKINS AKA tion is to foreclose a mort- MENTAL SUMMONS. Section 4. Upon servation Law as a prom- N.Y. Inc., Unknown Heirs Kern to secure the sum of CAREN JENKINS, IF LIV- gage upon the premises de- Plaintiff designates SUF- evidence presented at the ulgation of regulations, To The Estate Of Henry $9,766.30 and recorded at ING, AND IF HE/SHE BE scribed below, executed by FOLK COUNTY as the aforesaid public hearing rules, policies, procedures M. Miller If Living, And Book 22616, Page 289 in DEAD, ANY AND ALL Caren B. Jenkins AKA Car- place of trial based upon and after due consider- and legislative decisions If He/She Be Dead, Any the Office of the Suffolk PERSONS UNKNOWN TO en Jenkins dated the July the location of the premis- ation of the aforesaid in connection continuing And All Persons Unknown County Clerk on August PLAINTIFF, CLAIMING, 26, 2004, to secure the sum es herein described having amended maps, plans, re- agency administration, To Plaintiff, Claiming, 13, 2015. Said mortgage OR WHO MAY CLAIM TO of $300,000.00 and record- tax map District 0500, Sec- ports, recommendations, management and informa- Or Who May Claim To was consolidated with the HAVE AN INTEREST IN, ed at Book M00020822, tion 130.00, Block 05.00, and revised cost estimates, tion collection, and the Have An Interest In, Or mortgage referred to at OR GENERAL OR SPECIF- Page 256 in the Office of Lot 046.000, Holbrook, NY, it is further found and de- Suffolk County Council General Or Specific Lien Book 22065, Page 701 by a IC LIEN UPON THE REAL the Suffolk County Clerk, termined that it is in the of Environmental Quality Upon The Real Property Consolidation, Extension PROPERTY DESCRIBED on the August 12, 2004; The public interest to expend (CEQ) is hereby directed Described In This Action; and Modification Agree- IN THIS ACTION; SUCH Mortgage was recorded at Please turn to next page 12 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS | JANUARY 30, 2020 | suffolkcountynews.net

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO: [email protected] CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 LISSA A. FENGLER 6:00 P.M. ELIZABETH A. unit without cooking dwelling (28.4’ x 28.6’) The specifications for this - permission to leave NUNEZ RODRIGUEZ facilities may be con- where a maximum of RFQ are available through County of Suffolk – WILM- COURT. Dated: Syosset, shed (6.1’ x 7.6’) hav- and JUAN M. LOPEZ sidered an accessory one story is permit- contacting: INGTON SAVINGS FUND New York, January 23, ing side yard of 0.6 feet MEJIA - permission to apartment, pursuant ted pursuant to ZBA • Accessing website: www. SOCIETY, FSB, AS TRUST- 2020. Roach & Lin, P.C., instead of required 2 leave driveway having to 68-3 and 68-601, to #362-89, leaving side suffolkcountyny.gov EE OF UPLAND MORT- attorney for Plaintiff, 6901 feet and having 2.5 feet front yard occupancy leave shed having front yards of 9.8 feet and Select the “Business and GAGE LOAN TRUST A, Jericho Turnpike, Suite behind the front line of 43.588% instead of yard of 2.4 feet instead 11.9 feet instead of Commercial” section; click PLAINTIFF, -against- JES- 240, Syosset, NY 11791. of dwelling instead of permitted 35%, Res. B of required 27 feet and required 14 feet each, “Visit” button under “Bids SE RYAN, AS HEIR TO Tel: 516-938-3100. To the required 20 feet, Res. District, north side of rear yard of 1.5 feet total side yards of 21.7 & Proposals”; follow links THE ESTATE OF ALICE above named defendants: B District, south side E Cherry Street (#11), instead of required 2 feet instead of required to Suffolk County’s Pro- RYAN, BOARD OF MAN- The foregoing summons is of Oakwood Avenue 325 feet west of Pros- feet, to leave deck (2.6’ 28 feet and floor area curement Announcement AGERS OF WOODGATE served upon you by pub- (#364), 225 feet east of pect Avenue, Central ht.) having front yard ratio of 39.4% instead System to register and CONDOMINIUM HOMES lication pursuant to an Chestnut Place, West Islip, NY (0500-142.00- of 17.08 feet instead of permitted 25%, ad- download document. By AT HOLBROOK, UNITED Order of the Hon. Howard Islip, NY (0500-436.00- 02.00-095.000) of required 22 feet, to dition resulting in new registering, you will auto- STATES OF AMERICA - H. Heckman, Jr., a Justice 03.00-070.001) 6:30 P.M. BRENNAN P. RE- leave 5 foot fence on structure on lot having matically receive all future INTERNAL REVENUE of the Supreme Court, 6:00 P.M. DAVID and GAN and DENINE M. front property line not width of 50 feet instead addenda. SERVICE, NEW YORK State of New York, dated FRANCES CENEREL- ANDERSON-REGAN having required set- of required 75 feet, • In person: Suffolk Coun- STATE DEPARTMENT January 9, 2020 and filed LI - permission to - permission to leave back of 10 feet and to side yards of 9.8 feet ty Department of Health OF TAXATION AND with the Suffolk County leave two sheds: Shed pool patio having rear leave driveway having and 11.9 feet instead of Services, 3500 Sunrise FINANCE Any and all Clerk together with the #1 (8.1’ x 8.1’) - not yard of 1 foot and side side yard of 2.5 feet required 14 feet each, Highway, Suite 124, Great persons unknown to plain- supporting papers there- having 20 feet behind yard of 4.5 feet instead and rear yard of 3.5 total side yards of 21.7 River, NY 11739-9006 tiff, claiming, or who may on. This is an action to front line of dwelling of required 6 feet each feet instead of required feet instead of required • By faxing: (631) 854-0116 claim to have an interest foreclose a mortgage and Shed #2- having and to leave chicken 4 feet each, Res. A Dis- 28 feet, lot area of • By emailing: denise.sor- in, or generally or specific held by Plaintiff on the front yard (through coop (10’ x 15’) having trict, southwest cor- 4,833.67 sq. feet instead [email protected] lien upon the real property premises known as Dis- lot) of 35.1 feet instead rear yard of 1.2 feet and ner of 4th Street (#40) of required 7,500 sq. • By calling (631) 854-0115 described in this action; trict 0500, Section 130.00, of required 50 feet and side yard of 0.3 feet in- and Brentwood Road, feet and to leave shed with the RFQ number and such unknown persons Block 05.00, Lot 046.000, to leave 6 foot fence stead of required 10 Brentwood, NY (0500- having side yard of 1.6 your address being herein generally Holbrook, NY, County of having front yard of 1.2 feet each, Res. B Dis- 202.00-01.00-099.000) feet instead of required SCN, 40299, 1/30 | described and intended to Suffolk as described in feet instead of required trict, east side of Sun- 6:30 P.M. SEGUNDO F. 2 feet, Res. B District, be included in the follow- the complaint on file and 15 feet, Res. AAA (278) set Road (#19), 422.86 and PIEDAD CALLE east side of Auburn NOTIFICATION FOR ing designation, namely: commonly known as 213 District, west side of feet north of Montauk - to renew permit for Avenue (#9), 196.09 REVIEW OF THE SUF- the wife, widow, husband, SPRINGMEADOW DR, Church Road (#143), Highway, Bay Shore, accessory apartment feet south of Lawrence FOLK COUNTY PLAN widower, heirs-at law, UNIT G, HOLBROOK, NY 1,296.83 feet north of NY (0500-418.00-01.00- pursuant to Islip Town Avenue, Bay Shore, FOR next of kin, descendants, 11741. 67949 Leeside Drive (through 036.000) Code Section 68-616, NY (0500-441.00-03.00- PROGRAM YEARS JULY executors, administrators, SCN, 40296, 1/30 - 2/6, lot to Heckscher Spur), 6:30 P.M. DANIEL and Res. A District, south- 033.000) 1, 2017 – JUNE 30, 2021 devisees, legatees, credi- 13, 20 | Great River, NY (0500- YESENIA RAMIREZ west corner of Stahley SCN, 40297, 1/30 | UNDER THE WORK- tors, trustees, committees, 427.00-02.00-012.000) and JOSE RAMIREZ - Street (#70) and Sun FORCE INNOVATION lienors, and assignees of Public Notice 6:00 P.M. GEORGE and permission to establish Court, Brentwood, NY Notice To Bidders & OPPORTUNITY ACT ALICE RYAN, deceased, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- MARITZA FEBO - per- accessory apartment (0500-227.00-01.00- January 30, 2019 (WIOA) Any and all persons deriv- EN that the Zoning Board mission to leave one pursuant to Islip Town 041.000) Bids will be received and This notice provides infor- ing interest in or lien upon, of Appeals of the Town story addition (7.3’ x Code Section 68-602, 6:30 P.M. JONATHAN publicly opened at the mation regarding review of or title to said real prop- of Islip will hold a public 21.9’) resulting in floor Res. B District, south NEMECEK and DORO- Suffolk County Purchas- the Four-Year Plan (7/1/17- erty by, through or under hearing on Tuesday, Feb- area ratio of 26.44% in- side of Jensen Road THY M. DREHER - per- ing Office - 335 Yaphank 6/30/21) for employment them and their respective ruary 04, 2020 at the Town stead of permitted 25%, (#14), 400 feet east of mission to erect one Avenue, Yaphank, New and training services fund- wives, widows, husbands, Hall West, 401 W Main Res. B District, south Wells Drive, Bay Shore, story addition (12’ x York 11980 - 631-852-5196, ed under the Workforce widowers, heirs-at law, Street, Islip, NY on the of Alphabet Street NY (0500-159.00-01.00- 18.8’) and second story for the following material Innovation & Opportunity next of kin, descendants, following applications at (#436), 200 feet west 121.000) addition (18.8’ x 36.1’) on the following dates at Act (WIOA). The Suffolk executors, administrators, the times listed or as soon of Peter Farber Street, 6:30 P.M. JUAN CALLE resulting in new dwell- 11:00 A.M. Please refer to County Department of devisees, legatees, credi- thereafter as they may Holbrook, NY (0500- and MERI S. CRESPO - ing on lot having width buyer’s Initials when mak- Labor, Licensing & Con- tors, trustees, committees, be reached. At such time 108.00-03.00-092.000) permission to establish of 85.59 feet instead of ing Inquiries. sumer Affairs is the sub-re- lienors, and assignees, all interested parties will 6:00 P.M. PETER and accessory apartment required 100 feet and MEM Monday, Febru- cipient and fiscal agent of all of whom and whose be given an opportunity CHARLEEN PALMA pursuant to Islip Town to erect detached ga- ary 3, 2020 – Bid #20/0006 grant funds under WIOA. names, except as stated, to be heard. Any disabled - permission to leave Code Section 68-602, rage (28’ x 38’) having – Apple IPads (Commodity Regulations require local are unknown to plaintiff, person who needs a sign dwelling having front Res. B District, west height of 18 feet in- Code 20454) Four-Year Plans to be “JOHN DOE #1” through language interpreter or yard of 22.2 feet in- side of Hyde Park Av- stead of permitted 14 JH Tuesday, Febru- reviewed and updated, if “JOHN DOE #12,” the special accommodations stead of required 30 enue (#50), 280 feet feet, Res. AA District, ary 11, 2020 – Bid #20/0008 necessary, at the end of the last twelve names being to attend this meeting is feet, detached roofed- south of Winchester west side of Walnut – Vehicle Mounted Gun first two-year period. fictitious and unknown asked to please contact over patio (24’ x 26’) Place, Bay Shore, NY Avenue (#1278), 679.15 Racks, Installation and The revised Plan allows for to plaintiff, the persons Constituent Services at having side yard of 5.5 (0500-158.00-03.00- feet south of Union Repair (Commodity Code short-term changes, devel- or parties intended being 631-224-5380 as early as feet and rear yard of 6.5 036.001) Street, Bohemia, NY 05574) opment of strategies, and the tenants, occupants, possible in order for the feet instead of required 6:30 P.M. MICHAEL and (0500-190.00-03.00- JH Tuesday, Feb- efficiencies for effectively persons or corporations, Town to accommodate. 10 feet each, pond hav- JENNIFER ZECCHINI 017.004) ruary 11, 2020 – Bid utilizing formula funding. if any, having or claiming Dated: 01/24/2020 ing side yard of 5 feet - permission to leave 7:00 P.M. THEODORE and #20/0021LWI – Custom The Plan includes updat- an interest in or lien upon Islip, New York instead of required above ground pool CLAIRE COLE - per- Drill Tower and Props ed federal, state and local the premises, described in John M. Lorenzo, 14 feet and detached having side yard of 5.4 mission to leave one (Commodity Code 99042) priorities. It will serve as the complaint, YOU ARE Chairman Zoning Board of garage (18.7’ x 21.8’) feet and rear yard of 6.6 story addition (11.4’ x Bid specifications are the blueprint for develop- HEREBY SUMMONED to Appeals having rear yard of 2 feet instead of required 19.5’) and roofed-over available on-line at: http:// ing policies that promote answer the complaint in 6:00 P.M. JAMES GALE and feet instead of required 10 feet each, pool deck porch (4.9’ x 11.4’) dpw.suffolkcountyny.gov/ regionally based sector this action and to serve GREGORY NOONE - to 4 feet, Res. A District, (over 48” ht.) having having side yard of 3.3 rfp Click on Government/ strategies, functional a copy of your answer, renew permit for two east side of Peters Bou- side yard of 3 feet in- feet instead of required Purchasing/Bid Announce- alignment, improved pro- or, if the complaint is not family, family use only, levard (#1383), 100 feet stead of required 14 14 feet, Res. A District, ment System. Follow the gram design and service served with this sum- Res. A District, south north of Huron Drive, feet and rear yard of 20 south side of Chanel directions. If you require delivery, and methods for mons, to serve a notice of side of Parkwood Bay Shore, NY (0500- feet instead of required Drive (#14), 435.55 assistance, please contact achieving Common Mea- appearance on the Plain- Street (#154), 462.91 314.00-01.00-050.000) 25 feet, pool equip- feet east of Gull Lane, the Purchasing Office at sure and Performance tiff’s Attorney within 20 feet west of Forest 6:00 P.M. JONATHAN and ment not having side Brentwood, NY (0500- 631-852-5196. The hours Goals. days after the service of Drive, Ronkonkoma, LISAMARIE PUGLISI and rear yards of 2 feet 073.00-04.00-004.000) of operation are: Monday In compliance with the this summons, exclusive NY (0500-060.00-02.00- - permission to install each and to leave shed 7:00 P.M. JOSHUA H. WAL- through Friday, from 8:00 provisions of the Work- of the day of service (or 031.000) inground pool leaving (10.05’ x 24.27’) not LACH and PAULA S. AM To 4:00 PM. force Innovation & Oppor- within 30 days after the 6:00 P.M. MARLIN and side yard of 10 feet having 20 feet behind WOOD - permission to SCN, 40298, 1/30 | tunity Act, and planning service is complete if this LESLY VELASQUEZ instead of required front line of dwelling erect addition to deck- guidelines and instruc- summons is not personal- - to renew permit for 14 feet and pool patio and side yard of 3.17 ing (4.5’ x 26’) leaving Request for Qualifications tions provided by the NYS ly delivered to you within two family, family use leaving side yard of 2 feet instead of required rear yard of 10 feet (RFQ) Department of Labor, this the State of New York); only, Res. B District, feet instead of required 4 feet, Res. B District, instead of required 15 to provide Related Ser- revised WIOA Plan is sub- and in case of your fail- north side of Quail 6 feet, Res. A District, northeast corner of De- feet and to erect deck- vices for the mitted jointly by the Local ure to appear or answer, Drive (#9), 89.72 feet east side of Candee Av- gnon Boulevard (#43) ing (6’ x 10’) leaving Suffolk County Depart- Board and the respective judgment will be taken east of Swallow Lane, enue (#197), 127.66 feet and Allen Point Road, side yard of 10 feet ment of Health Services Chief Elected Official(s). against you by default for Brentwood, NY (0500- north of Elm Street, Bay Shore, NY (0500- instead of required 15 RFQ No. 19/00006 The revised Plan is avail- the relief demanded in the 049.00-03.00-042.000) Saville, NY (0500- 395.00-03.00-007.000) feet, Res. BAA Dis- Commodity Code: 948 able to view on the Suf- complaint. NOTICE YOU 6:00 P.M. WILLIAM PI- 409.00-03.00-010.001) 6:30 P.M. JULIO C. trict, east side of Fifth (Advertised: January 30, folk County Department of ARE IN DANGER OF LOS- HLKAR and DARIA 6:00 P.M. LUCRECIA and COREAS - permission Avenue (#99), 80 feet 2020) Labor, Licensing & Con- ING YOUR HOME If NALOTOFF - permis- MISAEL GONZALEZ to establish accessory south of Central Walk, Technical Questions Due: sumer Affair’s website at: you do not respond to this sion to renew and - permission to leave apartment pursuant to Fair Harbor, NY (0500- Will be accepted, in writ- www.suffolkcountyny.gov/ Summons and Complaint transfer permit for ac- carport (11.7’ x 21.3’) Islip Town Code Sec- 492.00-03.00-046.000) ing (fax/email acceptable) labor. by serving a copy of the cessory apartment to having side yard of 7.5 tion 68-602, to leave 7:00 P.M. EUGENE H. on a rolling basis until Requests to receive a hard answer on the attorney a subsequent property feet instead of required roofed-over patio re- LEVY - permission to 3:30pm on February 28, copy of the revised Plan for the mortgage compa- owner pursuant to Sec- 14 feet and to leave sulting in floor area ra- elevate dwelling leav- 2025. The Department must be submitted by Feb- ny who filed this foreclo- tion 68-616 and 68-618, shed with attached tio of 27.7% instead of ing front yard of 17.3 of Health Services antici- ruary 7, 2020, in writing to: sure proceeding against Res. AAA District, east enclosure having side permitted 25% and to feet instead of required pates issuing addendums Suffolk County Depart- you and filing the answer side of Gardiner Drive yard of 0.4 feet instead leave driveway having 25 feet, to elevate deck, as necessary to respond to ment of Labor, Licens- with the court, a default (#921), 400 feet south of required 4 feet, Res. side yard of 3 feet in- with arbor and shed such technical questions. ing & Consumer Affairs judgment may be entered of Bardolier Lane, A District, south side stead of required 4 feet, atop, leaving front yard Response Due Date: Management and Re- against you and you can Bay Shore, NY (0500- of 8th Avenue (#6), 136 Res. B District, north of 7.7 feet instead of Responses will be accept- search Unit lose your home. Speak to 457.00-04.00-054.000) feet east of 4th Street, side of Stockton Street the required 15 feet ed and reviewed and Con- P.O. Box 6100 an attorney or go to the 6:00 P.M. NAOMI MORO Brentwood, NY (0500- (#19), 225 feet east of and rear yard of 3.8 tractors selected on a roll- Hauppauge, New York court where your case is - permission to leave 183.00-04.00-026.000) Lincoln Avenue, Brent- feet instead of required ing basis starting on Feb- 11788 pending for further infor- pool patio having rear 6:00 P.M. CHRISTINA AL- wood, NY (0500-050.00- 15 feet, all having floor ruary 20, 2020 at 3:30pm Attn: Jennifer Stavola mation on how to answer yard of 0.4 feet instead LEN - permission to 04.00-045.000) area ratio of 53.5% in- through 3:30pm on March Written comments con- the summons and protect of required 6 feet and leave cellar entrance 6:30 P.M. MUHSIN stead of permitted 30%, 31, 2025. cerning any suggested your property. Sending a to leave wall having having side yard of 3.5 KIRYAMAN - permis- Res. BAA District, west The Suffolk County changes to the Plan must payment to your mortgage rear yard of 0.4 feet feet instead of permit- sion to establish acces- side of Oak Walk (#96), Department of Health Ser- be received by February company will not stop instead of required ted encroachment set- sory apartment pursu- 160 feet south of Cen- vices invites Responses 7, 2020, and should be this foreclosure action. 4 feet, Res. AA (278) back of 8 feet, Res. B ant to Islip Town Code tral Walk, Fair Harbor, from qualified consultants address to Jennifer Stavola YOU MUST RESPOND District, northwest (278) District, west side Section 68-602, having NY (0500-492.00-02.00- to provide Clinical Spe- at the above address or at BY SERVING A COPY OF corner of Spence Ave- of Greenbelt Parkway gross floor area of 026.000) cialist Services. Return Jennifer.stavola@suffolk- THE ANSWER ON THE nue (#4) and Greenbelt West (#716), 318.15 236.5 sq. feet instead of 7:00 P.M. NICHOLAS J. Responses directly to the countyny.gov. ATTORNEY FOR THE Parkway, Holtsville, feet north of Bradford minimum required 300 TOCCI and AMANDA Department of Health SCN, 40300, 1/30 | PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE NY (0500-110.00-02.00- Place, Holbrook, NY sq. feet, with an inter- J. AGOSTINO - per- Services at 3500 Sunrise COMPANY) AND FILING 010.000) (0500-196.00-04.00- pretation requested as mission to erect sec- Highway, Suite 124, Great THE ANSWER WITH THE 6:00 P.M. JACK G. and ME- 033.000) to whether a dwelling ond story addition to River, NY 11739-9006 suffolkcountynews.net | JANUARY 30, 2020 | SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS 13 OBITUARIES Which projects will get a share of FROM PAGE 4

four grandchildren, Kimberly, Sarah, Anthony and Bryan; and his many niec- up to $1.5 million for water quality? es and nephews. He was predeceased by his wife, Patricia, in 2017. Funeral arrangements were entrust- ed to Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Decision of which projects Home, West Sayville, where friends and will be funded scheduled relatives will gather today, Thursday, Jan. 30 from 2-4:30 p.m. and 7-9:30 p.m. for Feb. 13 A funeral Mass will be celebrated on Friday, Jan. 31 at St. Lawrence R.C. Church, Sayville, followed by interment BY RANDALL WASZYNSKI in Calverton National Cemetery. Suffolk County Council on Environ- mental Quality met on Wednesday, Jan. Grace E. Rogers 22, to discuss the 21 applications sub- Grace E. Rog- mitted in request ers, of Pulaski, SUFFOLK of funding from the N.Y., died Jan. COUNTY Water Quality Pro- 19. Mrs. Rogers tection and Resto- taught elementa- ration Program. The program funds ry school for 37 projects that are particularly relevant years, primarily to the improvement of water quality at Greene Ave- regarding water bodies within Suffolk nue and Sunrise County. Drive elementary The committee did not make any deci- The committee did not make any decisions on which applications would be funded, as this schools in Say- sions on which applications would be meeting focused more on the introduction of projects and discussing them as a group, ville, along with schools in Syracuse, funded, as this meeting focused more on preferably with a representative of the applicant present. New York and Virginia. She attended the introduction of projects and discuss- Courtesy photo Lindenhurst High School, where she ing them as a group, preferably with a was the drum majorette. In 1954, she representative of the applicant present. graduated from Cortland State Teach- A subsequent meeting was scheduled ronmental groups, and several towns from consideration. ers College, where she met her hus- for Feb. 13, at 2 p.m., in order to make and villages across Suffolk County. The committee discussed categorizing band. Mrs. Rogers also attended Syra- selections. One of two notable parameters of the applications by project type in order cuse University and C.W. Post College The total allocated funds for the pro- applications, aside from its direct impact to allocate funds to the various uses, in Westbury. gram are not cemented, but there is a on water quality, mandates that the including stormwater mitigation and She is survived by her daughters, cap of $1.5 million. funds provided must be used in full by pollution limiting, sanitation and septic Karen Hlavac of Wallingford, Conn., “The budget recommended that we the end of the 2020 calendar year. Trudg- upgrades, invasives removal, and other and Kim Widlund and husband, Bruce, not approve projects any more than ing through the applications one by one, improvements involving water quality. of Pulaski; her son, John Rogers and between $1 million and $1.5 million,” multiple project descriptions entailed Although multiple applications have wife, Sarah, of New York; her broth- said Andrew Freleng, the council’s chief that funds would not be exhausted by been weeded out, the cap of $1.5 million er, Robert Beck of Sandy Creek, N.Y.; planner. the cutoff. will not allow for the funding of all her grandchildren, Craig Hlavac and Applications were submitted by the Another notable parameter was that the remaining submissions. The appli- wife, Becky, Todd Hlavac, and Cheryl county Department of Public Works, an application must request a minimum cants await decision by CEQ on Feb. 13, Hlavac-Feldmann and husband, Brian, county Parks Department, Department of $50,000. One of the 21 projects did not on whether their application(s) will be all of Connecticut, and John Rogers of Health Services, a public library, envi- meet this requirement and was omitted selected. n and Kathryn Rogers of Florida; her great-grandchildren, Caroline Hlavac, Gwyneth Hlavac, James Hlavac and Sadie Feldmann of Connecticut; her nephew, Keith Beck and wife, Susan; and her grand-nieces, Claire and Rose THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS YEARS AGO Beck of Wylie, Texas. She was prede- ceased by her husband, John (Jack) Rogers; her son-in-law, Dennis Hlavac; and her nephew, Wayne Beck. Funeral arrangements were entrust- Nohowec commended for courage ed to Summerville Funeral Home in Sandy Creek. Cremation was private. ville, has been appointed to serve on A Christian Endeavor was organized A graveside burial will be held later in 70 Years Ago the committee to work with high school in the First Reformed Church, West the spring at Union Cemetery in Sandy JANUARY 1950 youth of the National Council of the Sayville, for young people over high Creek. Y.M.C.A. school age. The following officers were A $1,000 Persian rug, which for some Among those who attended the square elected: president, George Leigh-Manuell; years graced the main entrance to the dance sponsored by the Sayville Par- vice president, Janet Joldersma; and sec- beautiful administration building at La ent-Teacher Association from Bayport retary-treasurer, Joyce Tucker. Salle Military Academy, Oakdale, was were Mr. and Mrs. J. Georges Peter, Dr. and At a recent meeting of the Girl Scouts stolen from the premises, according to Mrs. J. 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The view from the start of the annual Greater Long Island Running Club 10-Mile Run to the former Blue Point Brewery. Islip Town councilwoman Kate Mullen-Most, right, also supported the event as an accomplished runner. She scored as the third female master for the second year in a row with a time of 1:09:37, 31 seconds faster than her 2019 time. Courtesy photos They ran 10 miles for good causes Alex Kramer, 24, of East Northport, Other local runners winning awards spectacular, highlighted by some of the Group, The out-legged Boyd Carrington, 47, of West included Joshua Jastemski of Medford Blue Point Brewery’s finest brews and Better Man Islip, to take first place overall in the Say- (1st male master), Nadine Crane of Blue the great music of Tradewinds. Adding Distilling Com- ville Running Company 10 Mile Run to Point (2nd female master), Islip Town to the festivities were the sample cock- pany, the Ace the Blue Point Brewery on Jan. 18, with councilwoman Kate Mullen-Most of tails given out by The Better Man Distill- Foundation a winning time of 55:47, 12 seconds. The Bayport (3rd female master), Jacqueline ing Company. and True Sport Top 10 finishers recorded times under 58 McCahey of Patchogue (1st woman 25-29 Congratulations and thanks to race Care sponsored minutes, and the Top 22 finishers scored age group), Tim Steiskal of Brookhav- director Ric DiVeglio, his race day the event. in under an hour. en (2nd 25-29 age group), Eric Garvin assistants Rich Innamorato and Jossi The host, Greater Long island Run- Leighanne Sharek of the Brooklyn of West Sayville (1st 40-44 age group), Fritz-Mauer, coordinator of volunteers ning Club, will once again be able to turn Track Club scored a 57:47 win in the Tom Lankowicz of Sayville (3rd 45-49 age Sue Fitzpatrick, and the rest of the team over a significant sum of money from Women’s Division, nine seconds in front group) and Lewis Thornton of Medford that made this year’s event a success. the race proceeds to Better Understand- of runner-up Leonora Petrina of the (1st 75-79 age group). Town of Islip councilwoman Kate Mul- ing of Life in Africa, as BULA’s Melissa Sayville Running Company. The run started on River Avenue in len-Most was on hand to support the and Tom Fricke once again went far Local runners won more than their Patchogue, and wound its way through event. Mullen-Most, an accomplished beyond what a race beneficiary normal- fair share of awards, led by 33-year-old Blue Point and Bayport before return- runner as well as a dedicated elected ly does. The club will also be making a Billy Holl of Blue Point, who was the ing to the finish line on Weeks Avenue official, scored as the third female mas- cash donation to Williams Warriors and fourth finisher overall in the field of 1602 in Blue Point, and the post-race fes- ter for the second year in a row with a their efforts to raise funds for pediatric runners that finished within the 2 hour, tivities at the “old” Blue Point Brew- time of 1:09:37, 31 seconds faster than her brain cancer research and improve the 15 minute cutoff time. Holl’s time was ery on River Avenue, now the home 2019 time. quality of life for patients through art 57:22, earning him the first place award of The Better Man Distilling Company. The Blue Point Brewery, Sayville Run- therapy, and to the Patchogue-Medford in the 30-34 age group. The post-race party was nothing short of ning Company, Joseph Folks Insurance Youth and Community Services. n

Hockey team celebrates its seniors The Connetquot-Sayville High School’s ice hockey team honored their dedicat- ed seniors on Jan. 19 at the Rinx in Hauppauge. Facing crosstown rival Sachem High School, the team tied the visitors at 3-3 to the delight of their large, loud and supportive crowd. Mark Radzewsky scored two goals and CONNETQUOT Jack McAteer scored another for the Thunderbirds. Liam /SAYVILLE Doyle, John Bozinos and Chris Biava earned one assist apiece. Congratulations and thank you for another exciting season of Connetquot-Say- ville ice hockey to each of the players, coaches and supportive fans, with special recognition to the following graduating student-athletes, who have been an inspi- ration to the Connetquot-Sayville ice hockey program: Tom Arceri, Chris Biava, Sean Ferry, Spencer Gray, Logan Hays, Jack McAteer, Mark Radzewsky, Tyler Schiebe, Dylan Vigna, Tom Rothburd, John Maloney and Mark Barker. The T-birds scored 57 goals in their 20-game season. Congratulations to the Connetquot-Sayville ice hockey team, with special thanks for the leadership of this year’s graduating seniors. Photo courtesy of Connetquot Central School District/Joseph Maniaci

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