Piccirillo Too Close to Call Women Are Veterans

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Bellone earns a third term Suffolk County executive Steve Bellone celebrated with fellow Democrats Tuesday after winning his third term in office. He defeated challenger comptroller John Kennedy with 55 percent of the vote. In his acceptance speech, Bellone called for bipartisan efforts to move the county forward. Democrats also kept control of the Legislature, even with the contested race in the 8th district. SCN/Rohrbacker Lindsay - Piccirillo Women are too close to call veterans, too Islip Republicans sweep town Suffolk County forms first-ever eran StaceyAnn Castro-Tapler was recruited by Berland (D) to help form races Women Veterans Advisory the new board, after she couldn’t figure Board out why there was a lack of women vet- BY ANTHONY PERROTTA eran participation. BY NICOLE FUENTES Castro-Tapler, who by day works Suffolk County executive Steve Bel- closely with veterans at the Economic lone was re-elected to a third term Hide no more. Women veterans finally Opportunity Council of Suffolk Inc., with 148,043 votes (55.42 percent), have a voice at their own table—in Suf- said the answer was simple: women vet- according to unofficial results from the folk County—with the latest installment erans will not self-identify as veterans, Suffolk County Board of Elections. of the Women Veterans Advisory Board. especially in front of an all-male board. Bellone spent most of the night at “As chairwoman of the Legislature’s “The entire veteran organization has his campaign headquarters on Plant Veterans Committee, I work to ensure been built men-centric. Not that it’s a Avenue in Hauppauge, but stopped that the voices of all of our veter- bad thing, but we have this demograph- by the Democratic convention, which In the 8th Legislative district, incumbent William Lindsay III and Republican chal- ans are heard and their concerns are ic of women who aren’t getting the was held a couple miles away at the addressed,” said Legis. Susan A. Ber- services they need,” she said, explaining International Brotherhood of Electri- lenger Anthony Piccirillo remain in a tight race. The vote is too close to call, as land, explaining the reasoning behind that women weren’t going to attend cal Workers Local 25, later in the night. Piccirillo currently holds 50.61 percent, a forming the new board. “I sponsored without their own board. “They are The county executive said it was time difference of 223 votes. Both candidates this resolution to provide female veter- tired of explaining and justifying their to “extend our hand across the aisle” have expressed they are eagerly waiting ans with a protected space to discuss needs, as women.” now that the election is over. “Now it for the approximated 700 absentee votes issues that pertain to them. I look for- Now, she is on a mission to help drag See ELECTION RESULTS on page 3 that have yet to be factored into the ward to the great work this advisory women veterans out from hiding. She tally. Pictured is Piccirillo celebrating board will to do on behalf of Suffolk explained that she wants to help them the news. County’s female veterans.” have a voice while also getting the ser- Patchogue resident and Marine vet- See WOMEN VETS on page 18

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Election results______FROM PAGE 1 is time to get to work, governmentally, cirillo’s 10,249 votes (49.41 percent). for the people of Suffolk County,” he said Joseph Hagelmann, the Democratic during his victory speech. challenger for the county’s 10th legisla- The Republican challenger, Suffolk tive district, garnered 4,255 votes (30.48 County comptroller John Kennedy, percent). Hagelmann, however, wasn’t acquired 115,867 votes (43.38 percent). actively campaigning this election sea- Gregory Fischer, the Libertarian candi- son. date, garnered 3,147 votes (1.18 percent). Tom Cilmi, the Republican incumbent, The race for the county’s 8th legislative who serves as the minority leader in the district is still too close to call. Legislature, was reelected to a sixth and William Lindsay III, the Democratic final term with 9,700 votes (69.49 per- incumbent, received 8,907 votes (49.37), cent). Joseph McDermott, the Democrat- while Anthony Piccirillo, the Republican ic challenger for the county’s 11th leg- challenger, acquired 9,130 votes (50.61 islative district, who previously served percent). as the mayor of Brightwaters Village, Lindsay, who has not conceded in the received 6,497 votes (43.25 percent). race, noted there are still over 700 absen- Earlier that day, McDermott voted at tee ballots and affidavits to be counted. the Brightwaters Cabin, then headed “This isn’t over yet,” he stated. “We ran a back to his campaign office in Linden- good race and I am confident that when hurst and knocked on doors. all the votes are counted, we will win.” Steve Flotteron, the Republican incum- At about 10 p.m., at the Republican bent who previously served on the Islip Party at the Stereo Garden in Patchogue, Town Board, was re-elected to a second Bill Lindsay, who has not conceded in the race, noted there are still over 700 absentee Piccirillo showed a slight lead by about term with 7,718 votes (51.38 percent). ballots and affidavits to be counted. 40 votes, then a few hundred. With that Joan Manahan, the Conservative candi- SCN/Rohrbacker came big applause from the crowd. date, acquired 803 votes (5.35 percent). allow him to show the public everything “This year Anthony Piccirillo is kick- Samuel Gonzalez, the Democratic he is capable of. ing some butt!” said the Suffolk Coun- incumbent for the county’s 9th legisla- ty Republican chairman Jesse Garcia. tive district, was re-elected to his first “After years of losing the 8th legislative full term after replacing New York State ISLIP TOWN district, it is ours.” Sen. Monica Martinez, a Democrat, in a Team Murray failed to break the Repub- Piccirillo addressed the crowd, stating special election earlier this year. lican stronghold that is the Town of Islip. that he was “cautiously optimistic” and Gonzalez, a union leader with the Thomas Murray III, the Democrat- awaiting the absentee count. IBEW Local 1430, said he is ecstatic ic challenger to Islip Town supervisor The previous race between Lindsay about the election’s results: 4,613 votes Angie Carpenter, garnered 22,401 votes and Piccirillo, in 2017, was close as well. (75.38 percent). “I was first elected to (43.21 percent). The Republican incum- In the end, Lindsay won with 10,493 finish off Martinez’s term, but this is me bent, however, was reelected to a sec- votes (50.59 percent), compared to Pic- now,” he said, adding that his victory will ond full term with 29,426 votes (56.76 percent). Murray, an environmental attorney who ran unsuccessfully for New York State Assembly last year, said he has no regrets about his latest campaign. “We ran a great race,” he said. “We ran better than any other Democrat has [in Islip Town] in a long time.” Murray noted his campaign spent $5,000 during the election season, while his opponent spent $400,000. “[Carpen- Supervisor Angie Carpenter was re-elected ter] ran a good campaign, though, and to her second full term. she has my respect,” he said. SCN/Fuentes In regards to his own campaign, Mur- system worked this year.” ray said, “We showed that Democrats Like Cochrane, Mullen expressed a sim- can win in Islip Town. Maybe not this ilar remark regarding Tuesday night, after year, but in the future.” both re-secured their seats on the board. Carpenter will enter her second full “I am truly honored that the voters have term as Islip Town supervisor, and has given me another four years in the Town held the seat since 2012 when predeces- of Islip,” she said. “I plan on continuing sor Tom Croci was elected to the New [the] work I started in the last four years York State Senate. and to continue moving Islip forward over “I’m thrilled that our team has been the next four years.” re-elected. This is an affirmation of our Suffolk County executive Steve Bellone gives a victory speech on Election Night at the The Democratic challengers for Islip Suffolk County Democratic Convention, which was held at the International Brotherhood efforts, and for that, we are truly grateful. Town’s two at-large council seats, Leigh- of Electrical Workers, Local 25, in Hauppauge. The Town of Islip is rich in its character, Ann Barde and Jorge Guadron, also SCN/Perrotta history and its uniqueness, throughout came up short. Barde received 21,068 the many communities that make us the votes (21.34 percent) and Guadron got third-largest town in the State of New 21,105 (21.37 percent). York,” she said after her win. “I pledge Barde said the team’s campaign took to focus my efforts to encourage every- a lot of time and effort. “It’s time for one to remember that we are one town, change in Islip [Town],” she said. “I’ll be inclusive of diverse cultures. We are com- seeing everyone again soon.” mitted to ensuring that our departments Joseph Fritz, the Democratic challeng- provide the quality-of-life services and er for the Islip Town clerk, garnered programs that all of our residents deserve 21,829 votes (42.99 percent). Olga Mur- and enjoy, and that our downtowns and ray, the Republican incumbent, was all our businesses continue to thrive.” re-elected to a third term with 28,940 Carpenter started her Election Day vot- votes (56.99 percent). ing at Beach Street Middle School in Donovan Currey, the Democratic chal- West Islip, marking her 13th time with lenger for Islip Town receiver of taxes, her name on the ballot. Throughout the received 19,980 votes (38.83 percent). course of the day, she touched base with Alexis Weik, the Republican incumbent, her supporters and shared memories. was re-elected to a third term with 31,463 The Republican incumbents, John votes (61.14 percent). n Cochrane and Mary Kate Mullen, acquired 28,348 (28.71 percent) and 28,203 (28.56 All vote tallies are not final percent) votes, respectively. counts and based off the initially “I am really proud of the whole Car- released unofficial votes. Absentee penter team, leading the team to victory,” ballots are still to be counted and A group of young constituents and volunteers watch as the election results come in. Cochrane said. “I am glad that the whole SCN/Perrotta announced. 4 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 BAYPORT-BLUE POINT Enrollment presentation next week

BY NICOLE FUENTES the demographics in the district. take on the task and review enrollment work was periodically shared during The plan, according to the district, is data and information. board of education meetings and other Next Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the begin- to make a decision based on the high The enrollment committee was presentations and even posted to the ning of the board of education meeting, expectations for students, providing formed in March 2018, in response district’s website. the Bayport-Blue Point School District educational opportunities and support- to a district presentation regarding a In a message to parents, superin- will be hosting an enrollment presen- ing students to succeed. A special demographic study done in 2017, with tendent of schools Timothy Hearney tation after almost two years studying enrollment committee was formed to approximately 40 stakeholders includ- thanked the committee members for ing faculty, staff, residents and parents their “tremendous work and commit- involved in gathering information. ment to the process.” Students According to the committee, gradu- The presentation will include the ating class sizes were at about 136 in information gathered by the commit- say ‘oui’ the late ‘90s and have grown as high tee, a review of the historical and as 212-13 in the late 2000s, but have enrollment data, demographic studies, to new since declined to just over 180 the possible elementary school configu- past two school years, with the overall rations, financial impacts and student number of students at just about 2,139 opportunities. friends as opposed to 2011-‘12 school year’s Everyone is invited to attend the Bayport–Blue Point High 2,470. meeting, which will begin at 7 p.m. in School recently welcomed Possibilities the district has discussed the high school auditorium. For those 30 students from Toulouse, to be more efficient while offering unable to attend, the presentation will France, to kickoff the fifth students more opportunities include be made available on the district web- annual “Invasion Française” cultural exchange event. reconfigurations of grades throughout site following the meeting. The families hosting the French students welcomed the group and their three the buildings. The committee reviewed “No proposal for change has been teachers to a Thanksgiving themed dinner, which was held in the Bayport-Blue Point what the cost savings would be if the discussed, and the district remains High School cafeteria. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Timothy P. Hearney started the buildings were reconfigured to accom- committed to being transparent and dinner with a welcome speech, followed by BBPHS French teacher Madame AnnMa- modate one building each for K-1, open as it uses the committee’s infor- rie Allen providing some background into how this experience had come to fruition. grades 2-3 and grades 4-5, or two K-3 mation as a starting point for discus- The visiting students attend Sainte-Marie des Champs, a private school based in buildings and one grade 4-5 building. sions about the future education in Toulouse. During the French trips in 2017 and 2019, students from Sainte-Marie des Champs hosted the students from Bayport-Blue Point High School. According Updates regarding the committee’s BBP,” added Hearney. n to Md. Allen, both her and Sainte-Marie des Champs English teacher Md. Cabriens have developed a friendship by bringing students from SMDC to BBPHS throughout the years. The Bayport-Blue Point students were quickly able to connect and start a conver- sation with their French friends. During the dinner, parents mingled and were able to November is meet their guests, as well as the teachers from France. Additionally, various admin- Adults with diabetes are nearly twice as istrators, staff members and members of the Bayport-Blue Point Board of Education likely to die from heart disease or stroke chatted with parents and students throughout the course of the evening. According as people without diabetes. The good to Md. Allen, many are already looking forward to bringing back this experience next news is that the steps you take to manage school year. your diabetes can also help lower your chances of having heart disease or a stroke: • Stop smoking or using other tobacco products. • Manage your A1C, blood pres- sure, and cholesterol levels. • Develop or maintain healthy lifestyle habits - be more physically active and learn ways to manage stress. • Take medicines as prescribed by your doctor. Find out more on www.niddk.nih.gov/ POR JEFFERSON THE FAVORITE GIFT DERMAOLOG 4 (6 oz.) Filet Mignons 4 (4 oz.) Boneless Pork Chops 4 (4 oz.) Omaha Steaks Burgers Peter A. Klein, MD 4 (2.8 oz.) Potatoes au Gratin 4 (4 oz.) Caramel Apple Tartlets Adam J. Korzenko, MD Signature Seasoning Packet $218.92* separately $ 99 Brett M. Dolgin, DO COMBO PRICE 69 + 4 FREE BURGERS Wil D. Tutrone, MD THAT’S 16 MAIN COURSES!

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There’s always something exciting happening in our local school districts. Here are a few of the highlights from the past few weeks.

BAYPORT-BLUE POINT used their artistic talents to create a sculpture of a butes that support our students’ social and emotional bat based on their research. At the conclusion of their growth and which are “integral to their personal hap- Academy students give thanks research, the students prepared a brief report to show- piness and success. They are “Self-esteem, Trust, Resil- case the animals’ unique characteristics and lifestyle iency, Independence, Diversity, Empathy, Strength,” as habits. The completed projects were placed on display the newly appointed Student Services director Jillian during the grade-level’s “Bat Cave Museum,” as the stu- Makris posted on her website. This themed approach dents explained their projects and shared bat-related during the academic year will keep these core values in information with their visiting guests and family mem- the spotlight. bers. To launch this new initiative, Student Services arranged Photos courtesy of the Bayport-Blue Point School District for a visit from Joe Salamone, executive director of Long Island Coalition Against Bullying. CONNETQUOT “Bullying is a road block for many children as they embark on their paths of success and happiness,” Sal- High school recognizes seniors amone said on the LICAB website. “We ask that you join us. This is our Island and it is in our communities where this conflict is taking place. Step up and help the coalition. Strength comes in numbers and together we can defeat it.” During his recent visit to Sayville Middle and High In spirit of the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday season, schools, Salamone did more than speak to the students students in Luanne Rosado’s first-grade class at Bay- about the hazards of bullying and social intolerance. port-Blue Point School District’s Academy Street Ele- He engaged them in meaningful dialog and gave them mentary School recently participated in the NYS Senate insights from the perspectives of both the bullied and Thanksgiving Day Creative Celebration. To showcase the bully. their thanks, the students created a beautiful poster, Referring to real-life incidences in the news, Joe iden- which included items about what they are thankful tified the types of bullying—verbal, physical, cyber, rela- for, including their family members, pets and personal tionship/social—and guided the conversations. Blending belongings. Graduating seniors from the football, marching comedy and pathos, he gave hope and encouragement band/kick line and cheer teams were recognized on to those who may be suffering the pains of intolerance. Oct. 25, prior to the Connetquot-Centereach football Throughout the presentation, he emphasized the pos- Academy Street students travel game. Under the lights and on the perfectly manicured itive attributes of resiliency, empathy, strength, and to the bat cave and colorful football field, each senior was announced, self-esteem and called upon the students for their input congratulated and presented with a beautiful red rose and feedback in finding solutions. The Sayville students and personal gift. Despite the disappointing outcome eagerly responded. n of the football game, the Connetquot community was excited and grateful to be able to recognize and thank its graduating seniors. Photo courtesy of the Connetquot Central School District SAYVILLE Taking bullying by the horns Within Sayville School District, motivational speakers and antibullying programs that address the social-emo- After researching bats throughout the month of Octo- tional needs of students are not new. However, this year, ber, all second-grade students at Bayport-Blue Point a new initiative—Sayville STRIDES—will focus on attri- School District’s Academy Street Elementary School Suffolk County News Years Ago

70 Years Ago costumes on display were Ann Katherine Moskwa’s paper dress fashioned entirely November 1949 from pages of the Suffolk County News. Donald Campbell, son of Mrs. Thomas Some 450 of Sayville’s small fry Campbell of Greene Avenue, Sayville, marched in the first annual Hallowe’en wrote home from Los Angeles, where parade held under the auspices of the he says he attended the South Caroli- chamber of commerce. The costumed na-Ohio game and met Bill Bendix, the children made a colorful presence as movie star, who was sitting beside him. they walked along Main Street and north Frances Andres of Bohack Court, on Greene Avenue. Among the creative Sayville, was home this weekend from Jamaica, where she is a student nurse at Mary Immaculate Hospital. It’s Easy To Reach Us! Among the ladies who attended a luncheon of the Surgical Dressing Unit of 631-475-1000 the Suffolk County Cancer Committee of the Stirrup Cup Castle in Oakdale were We have an automated system with most employees having an extension number: Mrs. Bryan M. O’Reilly and Mrs. Thomas We have an automated system with most Campbell of Sayville. employees having an extension number: The week’s celebration of the centen- Classified Advertising ...... Lynn Halverson...... Ext. 10 nial anniversary of the Sayville Congre- Classified Advertising ...... Mike Leonardi ...... Ext. 11 gational Church began with a tea and Display Advertising ...... Monica Musetti-Carlin...... Ext. 17 Reporter...... Anthony Perrotta...... Ext. 31 organ selections by the organist, John Editor ...... Nicole Fuentes ...... Ext. 21 P.G. Bates, piano selections by William Production Dept...... Mark Mac Nish...... Ext. 22 Ryther, and vocal selections by Jay John- Subscriptions/Billing ...... Vicki-Ann Morales...... Ext. 23 son. November 1949: These fishermen returned to Sayville with a healthy catch. The Legal Notices ...... Vicki-Ann Morales...... Ext. 23 Canvassers in Bayport for the Girl large striped bass are displayed by (left to right) Howard Reeves, Gabriel Kwaak, Office Manager ...... Doug Marino...... Ext. 27 Scout fundraising drive include Mrs. Bill King, Ken Purdy, Harry Danes and Capt. George McTurck. Publisher...... Terry Tuthill...... Ext. 25 Editorial e-mail: [email protected] Advertising e-mail: [email protected] See YEARS AGO on page 8

▲ DO NOT MOVE ▲ OR REMOVE THIS BOX!!!! 6 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 TOWN OF ISLIP EDITORIAL Town officials unveil MacArthur Airport runway Islip Town officials recently unveiled Long Island MacArthur Airport run- Did you way improvements, which were completed on time and on budget. Supervisor Angie Carpenter, airport commissioner Shelley LaRose-Arken, Federal Aviation Administration vote? elected officials and business leaders, and leadership from construction and Election Day is over and the candidates — engineering contractors and stake- whether victorious or not — can all breathe holders gathered on Runway 6/24 to a sigh of relief. To the victors, though, that celebrate the completion of the reha- moment of relief won’t last too long, as there bilitation project. The project includ- are serious issues to tackle ahead. Each can- ed new pavement, enhanced pitching didate must focus on their platform promises and state-of-the-art lighting. and make them a reality. It’s definitely not “Runway 6/24 is our primary run- going to be easy, so in addition to congratula- way, and its service life is essential tions, we wish them all the best of luck. to serving our airlines, general avia- However, whether a candidate wins or loses tion operations and customers with isn’t the issue; the problem is there are just excellence now, and going into the not enough voters. And that’s especially true future,” said LaRose-Arken. “We are The project included new pavement, enhanced pitching and state-of-the-art light- during an off-year election, where no one so proud of the effort made to coming. Courtesy Photo is required to choose major leaders such as plete this improvement project ahead governor or president. of schedule and on-budget. All work In order for the political process to work – was strategically accomplished in six- a sense of why this is the airport of The FAA authorized a $14.28 mil- even on a local level – there really needs to be hour time periods at night, so we did choice, especially for Long Islanders. lion grant for the rehabilitation work public input. Historically, Long Island turns not inconvenience our passengers, or This and other upgrade projects and in 2018. The remaining funding was out a low percentage of voters on Election interrupt our air carriers,” she empha- infrastructure improvements posi- secured from NY State and the local Day compared to the number of registered sized. tion MacArthur Airport for a strong share funded by Passenger Facility voters. That’s a shame. The runway upgrades also include future,” said Carpenter. “In addition Charge. The total project cost was Those who didn’t make it to the polls this installing new energy-efficient LED to generating skilled jobs for our area, $16,378,161. year will hopefully reconsider that inaction lighting, and replacing all 139 in-pave- this rehabilitation prepares our air- Town and airport officials acknowl- next Election Day. It’s important to under- ment runway centerline lights and port for years to come, as we continue edged partners in the project: the stand that voting is a privilege, but exercising associated conduit and cabling. to serve Long Island air travelers and aviation community, Federal Aviation that right is also every American’s responsi- “All of the investment that we’ve the aviation community, while at the Administration Air Traffic and Tech bility. been putting into Long Island MacAr- same time, providing infrastructure Operations, Intercounty Paving Asso- thur airport is really giving the public integrity to our valued community.” ciates and JKL Engineers. n

Remember SAYVILLE our vets This Monday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day, a time to honor all veterans. The honor is well Cadets deserved. Not only did our local veterans fight for our freedom, but they also continue cleanup to be contributing members of the community. Each and every veteran organization gives Members of the Lt. Michael back in one way or another, whether it is Murphy Naval Sea Cadets attending ceremonies, talking to schoolchil- pitched in during a recent gravestone cleanup at Union dren or awarding scholarships — our veter- Cemetery, located on Montauk ans are always there. Highway in Sayville. Volunteers There are several events being held around from about a dozen community Islip Town to honor this holiday. If there’s groups met up at St. Ann’s Cem- an opportunity to go to one, do so. But even etery, located on Middle Road, if you are unable to attend, take the time and spread out from there to to think about the sacrifices that have been restore veteran gravestones. made for our freedom and the men and wom- Courtesy Photo en who continue to fight for it. Let’s not forget any of them.

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Stony Brook University at Sachem Library, 2 Library highlights good deeds in the commu- Thursday, November 7 p.m. To register, call 631-588-5024. Tuesday, November 12 nity focusing on the common thread of the Sayville Public Schools – The district’s Board The Common Ground – The park’s board will kindness that binds us, 7 p.m. To register, call of Education will hold a Workshop/Special hold a meeting at the Gillette House, 6:30 631-588-5024. Meeting at the Administration Building, 6:30 Monday, November 11 p.m. Visit www.thecommonground.com. p.m. For schedule updates, call the District Veteran’s Day Free Narcan Training – The Bayport-Blue Clerk at 631-244-6510. Full Moon Labyrinth Walk - Take a guided, Point Booster Club will host a free training at meditative walk at The Common Ground in the BBP high school cafeteria, 7 p.m. To RSVP, Sayville, 7:30 p.m. Weather permitting. Visit text Bill at 631-987-6280 by Nov. 8. Saturday, November 9 www.TheCommonGround.com for details. America’s Boating Course – Boating safety class instructed by Patchogue Bay Power Dangers of Vaping – Program at Sachem Thursday, November 14 Squadron at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 48 Library will discuss the truth and the latest Sayville Public Schools – The district’s Board Green Ave., Sayville, 9 a.m. Fee: $60. To information of Electronic Nicotine Delivery of Education will hold a Regular Business register, call Bob Bernstein at 516-429-3439. Systems, 5 p.m. To register, call 631-588- Meeting at the Administration Building, 7:30 5024. p.m. For schedule updates, call the District Sunday, November 10 Clerk at 631-244-6510. Stony Brook Opera – Hear a preview of the Wednesday, November 13 talented young singers and pianists from World Kindness Day – Program at Sachem

be found at www.vvmf.org/wall-of-faces. IAC Cultural Workshops – Islip Arts Council Esposito (CCE) at 516-390-7150 or Gordian Of Note… is offering a variety of classes from painting Raacke (Renewable Energy Long Island) at College Media Fundraiser – The College Domestic Violence – Is a loved one attacking and drawing to yoga and kayaking. For a list 516-313-6611. Media Group, an organization by and for stu- you physically, verbally or emotionally? Contact of offerings and dates, visit www.isliparts.org. dent journalists, will host a fundraiser Nov. the L.I. Against Domestic Violence. 24-hour Bottles For the Brave – Organizations, church- 17 at 89 North in Patchogue, 3 p.m. Tickets hotline: 631-666-8833. Tell them, they’ll lis- Volunteers Needed – Make a difference in the es, schools and gyms are invited to participate are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. To ten. For more information, visit www.liadv.org. lives of those living in Suffolk County nursing in collecting and contributing redeemable purchase online, visit www.collegemediagroup. homes. Family Service League’s Ombudsman plastic water bottles to create a better life for org. Proceeds will help support college media Duplicate Bridge – Lessons and play Thurs- Program will train as advocates in long-term our military and their families on Long Island. organizations. days at the Sayville Library, 12:30-4 p.m., care facilities. For more information, call 631- Help clean up the earth as well as support Room C. For information, call 631-589-3466. 470-6753. our troops. For information, call Pam at 631- Defensive Driving - Save on insurance and 394-6267. reduce points with a driver education class Thrift Shop – Visit “The Barn” thrift shop at New Seed-Sharing Library – Sayville Library at the Bethany Parish Center at St. Lawrence the Bayport Methodist Church, 482 Middle has started a collection of seeds where any- Lupus Support – The Lupus Alliance of Long the Martyr Church in Sayville, Saturday, Nov. Rd., for seasonal clothing, handbags, shoes, one can supply or ‘borrow’ small quantities Island/Queens free support group meets once 16, 9 a.m. $36 fee in advance or $40 at the small appliances, and more. Open Thursday of open-pollinated and heirloom vegetable, a month on Tuesday evenings at St. Catherine door includes breakfast and lunch. Register by through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. For herb, and flower seeds. No GMO seeds. Stop of Sienna. To register, view schedule of topics, calling 631-317-9027. additional information, call 631-472-2533. by Adult Services for details. 631-589-4440, and find other meeting locations, visit www. ext. 305. lupusliqueens.org/programs/supportgroups. Benefit Performance – Start off the holiday Start a Book Club – Find a meeting place and season with a fundraiser performance of “A gather your group. The Connetquot Library will Thrift Shop – Shop weekly whiteboard sales, No Tuition Career Training – Suffolk Coun- Christmas Story: The Musical,” at CM Perform- provide district cardholders with 10 books and women’s, men’s, children’s and juniors cloth- ty Community College offers grant-funded, ing Arts Center in Oakdale, Dec. 6, 7:30 p.m. a sheet of discussion questions. For program ing merchandise. Great finds, many new, with eligibility-based programs: TASC Preparation Proceeds will benefit Bay Area Friends of the information, go to www.connetquotlibrary.org tags, at St. Ann’s Thrift Shop, 268 Middle Rd., – Course prepares individuals for the High Fine Arts. Tickets must be purchased by Nov. or visit the Adult Reference desk. Sayville. Hours: Wed., Thurs., and Sat., 10 School Equivalency Examination (Mastic 20. Visit www.BAFFA.org. a.m. to 3 p.m. Now open Fridays, noon to 3 and Patchogue locations); Health IT – Pro- Singers Wanted – Long Island Symphonic p.m. Call 631-589-6220. gram includes Career Skills Bootcamp and a Art Council Volunteers – Donate your time to Choral Association welcomes new singers. 78-hour online program with credentials; Oph- the Islip Arts Council greeting guests, working In preparation for 2 seasonal concerts in Park Programs – Connetquot River State Park thalmic Technician – 2-part program prepares the gift shop, administration tasks or assisting December and May, regular, weekly rehearsals Preserve in Oakdale offers an assortment of individuals for a wide field of optician career with social, educational and special events. If are held Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. Candidates are programs for families, individuals and children. opportunities. Contact Jeanne Durso-Gunes at interested, contact Lynda Moran at 631-224- required to audition. Call 631-751-2743. Fees: $4 per attendee (children under 3, free) 631-451-4470. 5420. with an $8 parking fee. To learn more about Volunteers Needed – Suffolk County Hel- the programs, visit www.parks.ny.gov/parks/8 Free Foreclosure Prevention Counseling – Duplicate Bridge Club – Weekly group meets en Keller Services seeks individuals to visit and click on “Upcoming Events.” Advance res- Long Island Housing Services Inc., will set at the Henrietta Acampora Rec Center in Blue homebound blind, elderly people. Read mail, ervations required. Call 631-581-1072. you up with a HUD approved counselor who Point Tuesdays, 12:45-4 p.m. For fun, not socialize and provide transportation to store will help you explore available programs. Visit points. Call 631-363-5193 for more informa- or doctor. For more information, call 631-424- BiasHELP is a not-for-profit agency dedicated www.liFairHousing.org or call 631-567-5111, tion. 0022, ext. 8015. to preventing and addressing discrimination, ext. 383 for more information. harassment and violence. For more informa- Families Anonymous – 12-step support pro- Choral Auditions – Heart of Long Island tion on trainings, anti-bias programming and Crime Victim Support – The Crime Victims gram giving hope and strength to parents, invites women singers to learn more about efforts visit www.biashelp.org or call (877) Center at Parents for Megan’s Law provides family and friends concerned with a loved the four-part a cappella group, every Tuesday 363-2427. support services to all child and adult victims ones destructive behavior caused by alcohol, in Holbrook, 7-10 p.m. To schedule a visit of crime and their non-offending family mem- drugs or related behavioral problems. Call or learn how to audition, call Linda at 631- Prospective Foster Parents – Suffolk County bers in Suffolk County. Services are offered Donna at 631-589-3790 or visit www.Familie- 698-2498 or text Marianne at 631-553-0910 Dept. of Social Services will be holding orien- at no cost and include short and long-term sAnonymous.org. or email [email protected]. tation meetings for prospective foster parents counseling, court advocacy and referrals for Visit heartoflichorus.wix.com/heart-of-long-is- at the Social Services Building, 3455 Veterans concrete services. Call 631-689-2672 or visit Blue Point Community Civic Association land-chorus. Memorial Highway in Ronkonkoma. Three www.ParentsForMegansLaw.org. holds its meetings on the first Tuesday of each dates a month are being offered for orienta- month at 7 p.m. at the Blue Point Library. Stay Puppy Raisers Needed – Canine Companions tion. Call 631-853-KIDS for more information. Space Rental – Meeting room and lawn space informed and have input. For more informa- for Independence trains assistance dogs for at the historic St. John’s Episcopal Church, tion call 631-363-6511 or email bluepointc- people with disabilities. Volunteers are need- Volunteer Tutors Needed – South Shore Com- 1 Berard Blvd., Oakdale available for rent. [email protected]. ed to mold pups into responsive adult dogs. munity Organization seeks volunteers to offer Call 631-559-8719 or email stjohnsoakdale@ For more information, call 631-561-0217 or academic services through the Town of Islip gmail.com. Adult Respite Program – Caring for a senior visit www.cci.org. for students in grades K-12, after school and adult? Need some time off to relax, to run evenings. For more information, call 631-277- errands, or spend time with family or friends? Docents Needed – History buffs needed 1365 or email [email protected]. Vendors Wanted Parker Jewish Institute, located at Temple Beth for guided tours at Meadow Croft, two days Nov. 16: Pilot Club of Patchogue Craft and El, has a new mobile respite program, Monday, a month, June through October. Interested Retired Firefighters – NYCRA and the First Vendor Fair at United Methodist Church of Tuesday, and Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, persons should call Harriet Mihlstin at 631- Responders Cancer Awareness group are Patchogue, S. Ocean Ave. and Church St., open to all. Call 718-289-2102. 475-2118. volunteer, self-funded advocacy organizations Patchogue, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Email pcpat- whose members are dedicated to the sharing [email protected]. B’nai Israel Reform Temple – Regular services Art Classes – The Islip Arts Council is offer- of free-access information, educational mate- Nov. 16: Craft Fair at Leonard E. Burket held on the first, third, fourth and fifth Friday ing a wide variety of creative classes and rials about cancer, videos, group presentations nights of the month at 8 p.m. Family service Christian School, 34 Oak St., Center Morich- workshops, from drawing classes and stained and a catalog of all cancer resources. For es, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Janet Burket at held the second Friday of the month at 7:15 glass to children’s classes. For information more information, visit www.HealthScanNYC. p.m. Children’s service held on the third Friday 631-878-1727. and registration, call 631-224-5420 or visit org. Nov. 16: Holiday Boutique Fair at Sayville of the month at 7 p.m. Call 631-563-1660 www.isliparts.org. for details. United Methodist Church, 164 Greene Ave., Conservation – Citizens Campaign for the Sayville, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 631-563- Boating Classes – The United States Power Environment (CCE) along with the Sierra Club, 3376. Veterans Memorial – The Vietnam Veterans Squadrons offers classes, free vessel safety RELI and National Wildlife Federation urge res- Memorial Fund is working to locate photos of checks and more. Visit www.WeBoatSafe. idents to support renewable energy goals for Nov. 23: Christmas Fair at Trinity Lutheran all soldiers listed on the Vietnam Memorial org or call 800-341-8777 to find a squadron Long Island. To find out more, contact: David Church, 111 Nassau Ave., Islip. Call 631- Wall in Washington, D.C. More information can location near you. Alicea (Sierra Club) at 223-6330, Adrienne 666-5884 or 631-277-1555. 8 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 Years Ago______FROM PAGE 5

Louis Knue, Mrs. Arthur Leuchner and and stayed overnight in a town called da Cushman, Maureen Kreiger, Robin nue, West Sayville, entertained at a toy Mrs. George Brewer. Oakdale, Calif. Jones, Linda Stemm, Michelle Thoden, party at her home. Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stoll, of Bay- Linda Witte entertained at a birthday Valerie Zolezzi, Jill Rutkowksi, Denise were Mrs. Richard Zegel, Mrs. Richard port, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alex party at her home on Cherry Avenue, Kelly and Valerie and Blair Horne. LaFountain, Mrs. Alfred Van Emmerick Schultz, of Sayville, spent the weekend West Sayville. Mrs. Douglas C. Mitchell, Mrs. Alex and Mrs. Helen Bachsmith. in Buffalo, where they attended a meet- Playing this week at the Sayville The- Mitchell and Mrs. Christian Brockmann, The Hook and Ladder Company of the ing of the Fire District Association of the atre: Betty Davis and Joseph Cotton all of Bayport, attended the 23rd annual Bohemia Fire Department held a dance State of New York, where Mr. Stoll was in “Beyond the Forest”; Betty Hutton bridge and fashion show at the Stat- at the firehouse, where Edward Villane presented with a beautiful watch. and Victor Mature in “Red Hot and ler-Hilton Hotel in New York sponsored won a bottle of liquor, Mrs. Edward Doty Fred Schmitt, William Brown and Fred Blue”; and Glenn Ford and Nina Foch in by the Angel Guardian Guild for the ben- a turkey, and Thomas Blawn a television Dioquardo, all of Bayport, have been “Undercover Man.” efit of the Angel Guardian Home. set. spending the week deer hunting at Long John Breen of Betsy Drive, West Say- Playing this week at the Sayville The- Lake. ville, held a musical open house, where atre: Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Bur- At the General Organization assembly 55 Years Ago he played a taped recording of Gary ton in “Cleopatra,” and Ingrid Bergman at Bayport High School, the grand prize Towlen’s piano recital at the South Shore and Anthony Quinn in “The Visit.” for the magazine contest was awarded November 1964 Symphony Concert for anyone who to Charles Dedrick Jr., who received a missed that performance. Compiled by Vanessa Graniello radio. “The Music Man” will open the Say- Mrs. Louis LaFountain of Hillside Ave- Marinus J. Van Popering, who retired ville Musical Theatre Workshop’s 15th after 48 years of service with the Blue- season as a community theater on Nov. 27. Mary Elizabeth Huszagh of Bayport, point Oyster Company, was guest of Compiled by Vanessa Graniello honor at a testimonial luncheon held at a workshop veteran, will have the role of OBITUARIES Pine Grove Inn, Sayville, where he was Marian, the librarian, and Bobby Leahy presented with a gold pen and pencil. of Centereach will star as “Professor” William K. Sizse at St. John Nepomucene R.C. Church, Mr. Van Popering was employed at the Harold Hill. Bohemia, followed by interment in Miss Marjorie Glanzman and her father, Calverton National Cemetery. West Sayville plant as cashier and pay- William K. Louis Glanzman, illustrator, of Greene master. Sizse, 77, a Avenue, Sayville, were the guests for the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernard of Smith- West Sayville John W. Weeks day of well-known artist Norman Rock- town Avenue, Bohemia, spent several resident for 30 well at the Plaza Hotel. days in Washington, D.C., where they years, died Oct. Airman 3rd Class Diane M. Aquaro of John William Weeks, 75, of New Smyr- had a most enjoyable time visiting vari- 2. He was the Oakwood Avenue, Bayport, has been na Beach, Fla., formerly of Sayville, died ous points of interest. lead advisor at graduated from the technical training Nov. 1. Born and raised in Sayville, Mr. The annual Bohemia Girl Scout Hal- the Islip Career course for new members of the Air Weeks owned and operated Weeks Fuel lowe’en party was held at the American Center of East- Force Medical Service at Greenville Air for many years and later worked with Legion on Hubal Street. Prizes for the ern Suffolk Force Base, Miss. She is a graduate of Aladdin Fuel in Bayport. prettiest costumes were awarded to Car- BOCES for 30 James Wilson Young High School. He is survived by his children, John ol Ann Adams and Hilda Santiago, while years, retiring Mr. and Mrs. Donald Horne of Tuck- William Weeks Jr. and wife, Jessica, prizes for the funniest costumes went to in 2004. Known er Drive, Sayville, took their daughter, Minka Whitlock and Darilyn Whitlock; Dorothy Zajicek and Hilda Santiago. as “Mr. VICA” (Vocational Industries Cherlyn, to Sayville Pizza to celebrate his stepchildren, Donna Meier, Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buschor, of Oak- Clubs of America), he was honored as her 8th birthday. Her guests were Lin- Barbara and Jimmy Weeks; his siblings, dale, are taking a trip through the West Teacher of the Year and New York State Joseph of Florida and Susan of Georgia; VICA Advisor of the Year. Mr. Sizse was his three grandchildren, Timothy, Tyler a United States Navy veteran and served and Emma; and his many step-grandchil- on the guided missile cruiser USS Alba- dren. He was predeceased by his wife, ny CG10. He was also active with St. Helen; his stepson, Jason Weeks; and his “We do whatever John Nepomucene R.C. Church, where siblings, Yvonne, Marilyn, Arline, Judy, he taught religious education and served Patricia, Warren, Walter, James, Thomas it takes to make as Eucharistic minister for many years. and Peter. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Funeral arrangements were entrusted families comfortable.” Christine; his children, Kenneth, Steven to Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Home, and Denise; his sisters, Carol and Linda; West Sayville, where friends and rela- Our neighbors know we always go the his grandchildren, Tyler and Zenah; his tives will gather today, Thursday, Nov. 7 niece, Tiffany; and his daughter-in-law, from 2-4:30 p.m. and 7-9:30 p.m. A reli- extra mile, providing options they can’t Lena. gious service will be held at the funeral find elsewhere. We’re continually adding Funeral arrangements were entrusted home on Friday, Nov. 8, followed by new, unique services and team members - to Raynor & D’Andrea Funeral Home, interment in Calverton National Ceme- like Kota! West Sayville. A funeral Mass was held tery.

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The Monumental Group co-owner Chris Imperato holds up one of his angel coins, a rectangular male angel riding a hippocamp from 1775. The Sayville Army veteran is a coin expert; some in his collection date over 2,000 years. SCN/Leuzzi Coining a historic collection Sayville’s Chris Imperato offers ration of Independence and will give you a history lesson in details they don’t teach ancient objects in higher education. The original, he noted, sits in the upper level of the National By LINDA LEUZZI Archives Museum in Washington, D.C. One of the prized copies he had on dis- The coins—gold, bronze, silver and oth- play was made by John Binns. By 1815, the er metals in small, exquisite round forms original had seriously deteriorated, and and larger circumferences and shapes— there was a need for a facsimile, so copies display angels in gleaming glass cases. were made by commission or permission There are 300 of them displayed; wielding and Binns’s work, from 1819, is considered swords, holding birds, sitting on mythical one of the valuable original copies. creatures and even one on a vintage bicy- The rarest documents Imperato owned cle. A swirl of history permeates The Mon- consisted of strategic letters by George umental Group, where the former Sayville Washington. Community Ambulance was located, and Five staffers work upstairs. Claude Lazar before that, New York Telephone, with its came down to talk stamps. “Claude is women manning switchboards. The build- our philatelic [stamp] expert,” explained ing itself dates back to 1924. Imperato after introductions. “My father You would want to stop in. Owner Chris owned a stamp company in New York City, Imperato, who co-founded the business Fatoullah Lazar Inc.,” Lazar said. Lazar with Dan Perez in 2013, is a knowledge- was a mentor to Imperato when he began able numismatic, or coin expert. He is also working at New World Rarities. When the a fascinating raconteur for each piece, owner retired, “I wanted to set up my own with anecdotes about the eras, monarchs, shop and a lot of people needed a job,” wars of their time, and cities they origi- Imperato said. nated in. Co-founder Dan Perez runs the retail “It’s the largest collection outside The side of the business; Imperato is the coin British Museum,” he said of the coins he connoisseur. displays, plus others stored, totaling 600. “Stamps have been issued since 1840,” “And there are several here over 2,000 explained Lazar. “And they’ve been an art years old.” form. Every country has issued them.” Imperato picked up the oldest, from the Imperato showed Lazar the first U.S. Kingdom of Macedon, 336-323 B.C. “There adhesive stamps; he wanted to use them she is,” he said of Nike, a winged female. It for postage. was an exquisitely formed gold stater coin, “Don’t use them,” said Lazar alarmed. weighing 9 grams. On the other side was “You’ll make me cry.” Athena, goddess of wisdom and war, the They bantered. Imperato pulled out symbol of Athens. books of stamps noting their price; Lazar “Angel depictions go back 10,000 years pointed out they were worth double. ago to Mezoamerica and Egypt, which Imperato’s love for coins and collect- show winged humans,” he added. “Most ibles began in Brooklyn. At age 6, he dug are typically represented by younger wom- through garbage after his friend Derek en or cherubs.” Archangel Michael slaying taught him about the cool things he could the dragon, though, was part of the collec- find. “I found an Indian head penny collection, as well as Icarus. tion in a blue folder,” he recalled. “I fell in The bronze coin with the angel on a love with them and with archaeology.” He bike mentioned earlier was from a Swiss travels all over Europe for his collections touring club with an 1896 date. And the and has a large Instagram following. Cli- angel riding the hippocamp, a horse’s body ents come in and sometimes spend three with a fish tail, is from 1775 and signed by hours in the attractive showroom. Augustin Dupré, a French engraver and (Not surprising. Maybe it’s the heft of the friend of Benjamin Franklin. centuries represented here, but even the “I just love them and find it fascinating plants have a vibrant vibe.) that angels span more than 2,000 years Imperato began working for New World in coinage and over 10,000 years in art,” Rarities in 1995 after his stint in the U.S. Imperato said. Army and National Guard from 1988 to But it’s not just coins presented in this 1995, serving in Germany until the take- attractive gallery; Imperato sells historic down of the Berlin Wall. He then support- documents, currency and medals, antique ed the U.S. Department of State’s Beirut toy pistols, Civil War photos, old jewelry, Air Bridge Mission. After military ser- gleaming amethysts and other stones in vice, Imperato earned an Associate in their rough form. He has two notable copies of the Decla- See COINS on page 12 10 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019

Gluttony, feasts and food The Paper Doll Vintage Boutique held its monthly art show on the evening of Friday, Nov. 1. With Thanksgiving around the corner, the theme of “Gluttony, Feasts and Food” was a fitting entré into the season of plenty. With over a dozen artists’ works displayed throughout the bountiful, eclectic vintage sartorial trea- sures, it was a lush feast for the eyes. Artists Alexis de Camp, Robert Stenzel and Raquerine Alford, above, pose for a quick shot before exhibiting their works of the joy of food, aptly curated for the month of November. Stenzel was so inspired by the theme that he created an ode to the found-art era with a homemade, canned soup. Like a Banksy piece, the canned soup will self-destruct, as it is only viable for consumption for 18 months. “Just Desserts,” left, by Alexis de Camp was a crowd favorite for its uniquely gothic color pal- ette contrasting with its bubbly subject matter of chocolate-covered straw- berries. A bit of Halloween mixed in with Valentine’s Day, the piece was originally inspired as office art for de Camp’s stint in a bakery. -Sam Desmond

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By LINDA LEUZZI necessities, like the new HVAC system, or in the children’s wing, where the stacks The former Ursuline Center renova- planned would be accessible to young- tion project, the new Bayport-Blue Point sters once the bids are decided on. “Phase Library home, is making its way through I is exterior work, which we got approval the journey of critical approvals. for,” Firestone explained. “Phase II is the The library has received a green light to interior work, but because we’re bidding start the Middle Road location’s Phase I them together, the interior work might site work. start before because of possible weather “We heard Sept. 30 from New York State issues. Phase I involves raising the sep- Education Department Facilities Plan- tic systems above the water table and ning,” said BBP Library director Michael addressing handicap sidewalks.” Firestone. BBS Architects, Landscape BBP Library board president Ron Architects & Engineers prepared the Devine Jr. said, “It probably takes 30 to paperwork. As for Phase II, “it went to 60 days for the bids to come back.” the State Education Department in Sep- The original 1930s building is in good tember and so far, their comments have shape. “BBS and Park East did a thorough been pretty benign.” analysis of the building and if there was In anticipation, although a definite anything of note, they found it,” Devine yes hasn’t been announced for Phase II commented. “The basement is in pretty approval, Firestone said bids for both good shape; the chapel area will be the phases of the 35,000-square-foot build- showpiece and usable. Our goal is to ing will be sought by December’s end, complete the renovation work as soon as or beginning of January, as suggested possible.” by Park East Construction, the Hunting- Devine said the county and the town ton-based firm BBP Library is using. wanted to partner on a couple of hope- All totaled, $13,197,800 in renovation ful collaborations. That includes building plans were applied for to the state. The sharing and a possible open-space pur- BBP Library purchased the property offi- Bayport-Blue Point Library Director Michael Firestone stands beside the renovation plans chase. cially from the Ursuline Sisters of Tildonk for the former Ursuline Center. He is standing in the future children’s wing. “We’re definitely adhering to the time- U.S. Province on Feb. 11 for $3,650,000, SCN/Leuzzi line,” Firestone said. “We anticipated after the local community voted for the bidding out late 2019, early 2020. That project. gives us 16 months for the construction The approval for Phase I came just in Construction grant by Oct. 3,” he said. mended that we receive $300,000.” project.” time, Firestone commented. “We needed “The state Legislature ultimately has to Firestone said he thought the construc- As Devine said of the project, “It will be that to apply for a New York State Library approve the grant, but it has been recom- tion work might begin on mechanical a lasting legacy.” n

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EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY *PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE 12 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 BLOTTER BLUE POINT A gun locker (containing two rifles) was stolen, on Oct. 28, from a residence on Middle Road. Someone, on Oct. 31, spray painted a sign outside a residence on Middle Road. BOHEMIA Packages (containing a box spring and coffee table) were stolen, on Oct. 31, from outside a residence on Westgate Drive. A resident reported to authorities, on Oct. 31, that they received a phone call from someone claiming they were receiv- ing some sort of a grant. In order to collect the grant, the victim was instructed to send $300, which they ultimately did. OAKDALE Prescription drugs were stolen, on Oct. 27, from a 2018 Lincoln that was left unlocked on Trout Street. Cash and a credit card were stolen, on Oct. 28, from a 2015 Jeep that was parked on Montauk Highway. Sunglasses were stolen, on Oct. 28, from a 2017 dodge that was left unlocked on Montauk Highway. On Nov. 2, two men with guns robbed employees at the Vanderbilt Wharf Mari- na on Vanderbilt Boulevard. SAYVILLE Jewelry was stolen, on Oct. 28, from a residence on Revere Drive. Someone, on Oct. 28, broke a window at a residence on Sunset Drive. WEST SAYVILLE Cash was stolen, on Oct. 28, from a 2005 Ford that was parked on La Salle Place. Headphones and sunglasses were stolen, on Oct. 28, from a vehicle that was parked on Tulip Avenue. A wallet was stolen, on Oct. 28, from a vehicle that was parked on Tulip Avenue.

Disclaimer: This section reflects information obtained from the Suffolk County Police Department. During the criminal justice process, individuals may be acquitted or may have a charge against them reduced or dropped.

Coins______FROM PAGE 9 Science in criminal justice from SUNY Farmingdale and a Bachelor of Arts in anthropology from SUNY Stony Brook. As a veteran, he devotes volunteer time with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 433 on Lakeland Avenue. He is also a Sayville Rotarian. “Unless you’re a veteran or a family member of a vet, you don’t even know our military are serving in so many hos- tile places,” he said. “And they’re forgotten. When they return they’re forgotten, and they suffer with ailments, as do their families.” He helps out with two events a year at the post, saluting and transporting vets from the Long Island State Veterans Home in Stony Brook and Northport Veterans Nursing Home. But back to the showroom. If you’re a youngster, come on in. He’ll give you a free treasure chest of coins from different times and places. “I get customers who are 10, 11,” he said. “Every kid wants to be an arche- ologist and dig for treasure,” he said knowingly, remembering his first forays in Brooklyn. n SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 13

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** 2019 ** of Suffolk, State of NY, Dis- descendants, executors, 900 Merchants Con- eligible to vote. or purpose for which the 909 - 2019 CONTINUOUS RUN trict: 0500 Section: 078.00 administrators, devisees, course, Suite 310 Election Regulations County of Suffolk, New BOND RESOLUTION NOTICE TO BIDDERS Block: 04.00 Lot: 046.000. legatees, creditors, trust- Westbury, NY 11590 and Official Petition Form York, is not authorized to OF THE COUNTY BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Approximate amount of ees, committees, lienors 516-280-7675 must be obtained from the expend money or if the OF SUFFOLK, NEW AND PUBLICLY OPENED judgment $341,348.69 plus and assigns, all of whom SCN, 40123, 10/31 - Secretary of the Sayville provisions of law which YORK, AUTHORIZING AT THE SUFFOLK COUN- interest and costs. Prem- and whose names, except 11/7, 14, 21 | Fire District. Candidates should have been com- THE ISSUANCE OF TY DEPARTMENT OF ises will be sold subject to as stated, are unknown to seeking the position shall plied with as of the date of $335,000 BONDS TO PUBLIC WORKS, PUR- provisions of filed Judg- plaintiff; PEOPLE OF THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF file their name and peti- publication of this Notice FINANCE THE PAY- CHASING OFFICE, ment Index# 613568/2015. STATE NEW YORK; UNIT- THE tion with the Secretary of were not substantially MENT OF A JUDG- 335 YAPHANK AVE., Pamela Greene, Esq., Ref- ED STATES OF AMERICA BAYPORT FIRE the Sayville Fire District, complied with, and an MENT IN A LIABILITY YAPHANK, NY 11980 eree “JOHN DOE #1” through DISTRICT at 107 North Main Street action, suit or proceeding CASE AGAINST THE 631/852-5196 FOR THE Shapiro, DiCaro & Barak, “JOHN DOE #12,” the Please take notice that the Sayville, NY 11782, no lat- contesting such validity is COUNTY FOLLOWING MATERI- LLC last twelve names being annual election of the Bay- er than 5pm November 20, commenced within twenty The specific object or pur- AL ON EACH MONDAY Attorney(s) for the Plain- fictitious and unknown port Fire District will take 2019. days after the publication pose for which the bonds IN *2019 AT 11:00 A.M. tiff to plaintiff, the persons place on December 10, October 31, 2019 of this Notice, or such obli- are authorized to be issued PLEASE REFER TO BUY- 175 Mile Crossing Boule- or parties intended being 2019 between the hours of Karen Cavanagh District gations were authorized in is the payment of a judg- ER’S INITIALS WHEN vard the tenants, occupants, 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM at the Secretary violation of the provisions ment in a negligence liabil- MAKING INQUIRIES: Rochester, New York persons or corporations, Bayport Fire House locat- Board of Fire Commission- of the constitution. ity case against the Coun- JH MEATS 14624 if any, having or claim- ed at 251 Snedecor Ave- ers BY ORDER OF THE ty, at the estimated maxi- POULTRY (877) 430-4792 ing an interest in or lien nue, Bayport, New York Sayville Fire District 107 COUNTY LEGISLATURE mum cost of $335,000. PRODUCE Dated: September 16, 2019 upon the Subject Proper- for the purpose of electing: North Main Street OF THE COUNTY OF The amount of obligations GROCERIES SCN, 40105, 10/17, 24, ty described in the Com- One Commissioner for a Sayville, NY 11782 SUFFOLK authorized to be issued is FISH 31 - 11/7 | plaint, term of five years com- SCN, 40132, 11/7 | DATED: September 4, 2019 $335,000 DAIRY Defendants. mencing January 1, 2020 Smithtown, New York The period of probable PRODUCTS LEGAL NOTICE ------and ending December 31, NOTICE of FIRE DIS- Jason Richberg usefulness of the bonds is *EXCEPT LEGAL HOLI- Notice of Sale To the above named 2024.. TRICT ELECTION Clerk of the Legislature five (5) years. DAYS, IN WHICH CASE IT Supreme court Defendants All duly registered resi- Annual Election of the The resolution is entitled: A complete copy of the WILL BE TUESDAY. SUFFOLK COUNTY YOU ARE HEREBY dents of the Bayport Fire West Sayville-Oakdale BOND RESOLUTION NO. Bond Resolution summa- DEFINITE SPECIFI- SQUIRE EQUITIES SUMMONED to answer District who have regis- Fire District 824 - 2019 rized above shall be avail- CATIONS FOR THE CORP. vs. BEN PER- the complaint in this action tered with the Suffolk December 10, 2019 BOND RESOLUTION able for public inspection ABOVE ITEMS MAY NELL, JANINA K. ROG- and to serve a copy of your County Board of Elections Please take notice that OF THE COUNTY during normal business BE OBTAINED AT THE ERS, et. al, Defts, Index answer, or, if the complaint on or before November 18 the Annual Election of the OF SUFFOLK, NEW hours at the office of the OFFICE OF THE PUR- No. 604199/2018. Pursuant is not served with this 2019 shall be eligible to West Sayville-Oakdale Fire YORK, AUTHORIZING Clerk of the Legislature, CHASING DEPARTMENT. to the Judgment of Fore- summons, to serve a no- vote. District will take place on THE ISSUANCE OF W.H. Rogers Legislature SCN, 38595, 1/10 - 12/26 | closure and Sale dated tice of appearance on the Candidates for offices Tuesday, December 10, $175,000 BONDS TO Building, 725 Veterans September 17, 2019 and Plaintiff’s Attorney within shall file their nominating 2019 between the hours of FINANCE THE CON- Memorial Highway, Smith- NOTICE OF FORMATION, entered with the Suffolk 20 days after the service of petitions subscribed by 6:00pm and 9:00pm. STRUCTION FOR THE town, New York. Sound Capital, LLC. County Clerk on Septem- this summons, exclusive twenty five (25) qualified The purpose of the elec- PORTABLE GENER- SCN, 40135, 11/7 | Articles of Organization ber 24, 2019, the under- of the day of service (or voters of the District with tion is to elect one (1) Fire ATOR HOOK-UP CA- Filed with the Secretary of signed Referee will sell at within 30 days after the the Secretary of the Fire Commissioner for a five PABILITY FOR THE LEGAL NOTICE State of New York (SSNY) public auction on Thurs- service is complete if this District, Constance Haab, (5) year term commenc- DEPARTMENT OF SO- The resolution, a summa- on 7/21/1997. day, November 21, 2019 summons is not personally Bayport Fire District ing on January 1, 2020 and CIAL SERVICES (CP ry of which is published Office location: SUFFOLK at 2:00 p.m., at the ISLIP delivered to you within the Headquarters, 251 Snede- ending on December 31, 6015.310) herewith, has been adopt- County. TOWN HALL, County of State of New York) in the cor Avenue, Bayport, New 2024. The specific object or pur- ed on September 4, 2019 SSNY designated for ser- Suffolk, 655 Main Street, event the United States of York, 11705 no later than All residents registered pose for which the bonds and the validity of the vice of process. Islip, New York 11751, America is made a party November 20, 2019. with the Suffolk County are authorized is the con- obligations authorized by SSNY shall mail copies of the premises known as defendant, the time to an- Constance Haab, Secre- Board of Elections on or struction, at the Mary such resolution may be any process served against 49 Spruce Street, Central swer for the said United tary before November 18, 2019 Gordon Building and the hereafter contested only the LLC to: Islip, New York 11722, States of America shall not Bayport Fire District shall be eligible to vote. MacArthur Building, in if such obligations were c/o: the LLC, 1601 Veterans DISTRICT: 0500 SECTION expire until (60) days after SCN, 40130, 11/7 | Candidates seeking to fill Ronkonkoma, of electri- authorized for an object Memorial Hwy, Ste 420, 100.00, BLOCK 02.00, LOT service of the Summons; a position shall file their cal improvements neces- or purpose for which the Islandia, NY 11749. 42.000, sold subject to and in case of your fail- NOTICE OF PUBLIC name on a Fire District sary for the installation of County of Suffolk, New Purpose: Any lawful pur- terms and conditions of ure to appear or answer, HEARING provided petition, signed a portable generator for York, is not authorized to pose or activity. filed judgment and terms judgment will be taken NOTICE IS HEREBY by at least twenty-five (25) the Department of Social expend money or if the SCN, 40084, 10/3, 10, of sale. against you by default for GIVEN that acquisitions qualified voters of the Dis- Services, at the estimat- provisions of law which 17, 24, 31 - 11/7 | Robert Macedonio, Esq. – the relief demanded in the have been proposed and trict with the Secretary of ed maximum amount of should have been com- Referee complaint. contracts prepared under the West Sayville-Oakdale $175,000. plied with as of the date of Notice of formation of CALLEGARI LAW, P.C., NOTICE OF NATURE OF the New Enhanced Suf- Fire District at the Head- The amount of obligations publication of this Notice GATES GKSV LLC. Arti- Attys. For Plaintiff, 47 Sar- ACTION AND RELIEF folk County Drinking Wa- quarters station, 80 Main to be issued is $175,000. were not substantially cles of Organization filed ah Drive, Farmingdale NY SOUGHT ter Protection Program – Street, West Sayville, NY, State aid in the amount complied with, and an with the Secretary of State 11735 THE OBJECT of the Open Space as follows: no later than November of $112,753 is expected to action, suit or proceeding of New York SSNY on SCN, 40117, 10/24, 31 - above caption action is SITE 20, 2019. be received. The County contesting such validity is 09/26/2019 Office located 11/7, 14 | to foreclose a Mortgage Pine Lake Notice is hereby further Comptroller shall be limit- commenced within twenty in SUFFOLK. SSNY has to secure the sum of TAX MAP NO given that pursuant to ed to the issuance of bond days after the publication been designated for ser- SUPREME COURT OF $643,000.00 and interest, 0200-376.00-01.00-001.000 the resolution adopted by anticipation notes for such of this Notice, or such obli- vice of process. SSNY shall THE STATE OF NEW recorded on April 2, 2007, OWNER the Board of Fire Com- State share. gations were authorized in mail copy of any process YORK at Liber M00021506 Page Kogel Brothers, LLC missioners on November The period of probable violation of the provisions served against the LLC 15 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK 927, of the Public Records Copies of the proposed 9, 1966, the Fire District usefulness of the bonds is of the constitution. Gracie Ct, Bayport, NY INDEX NO. 606251/2019 of SUFFOLK County, New contracts can be seen at has been divided into two ten (10) years BY ORDER OF THE 11705. Purpose: any lawful Plaintiff designates SUF- York, covering premis- the office of the Suffolk (2) election districts, the A complete copy of the COUNTY LEGISLATURE purpose. FOLK as the place of trial es known as 78 SOUTH County Department of description of each elec- Bond Resolution summa- OF THE COUNTY OF SCN, 40096, 10/10, 17, situs of the real property OCEAN AVENUE BAY- Economic Development tion district and the desig- rized above shall be avail- SUFFOLK 24, 31- 11/7, 14 | SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- PORT, NY 11705. and Planning, Division of nated polling place in each able for public inspection DATED: September 4, 2019 MONS The relief sought in Real Property Acquisition election district, being as during normal business Smithtown, New York Notice of formation of Mortgaged Premises: the within action is a final and Management, H. Lee follows: hours at the office of the Jason Richberg Sereen Hair and Beauty 78 SOUTH OCEAN AVE- judgment directing the Dennison Building, 2nd All of said District lying Clerk of the Legislature, Clerk of the Legislature Boutique LLC, 478 Main NUE BAYPORT, NY 11705 sale of the premises de- Floor, Veterans Memorial west of a line running W.H. Rogers Legislature The resolution is entitled: ST. Islip, NY. Articles of District: 0500 Section: scribed above to satisfy Highway, Hauppauge, New along the center of Lo- Building, 725 Veterans BOND RESOLUTION NO. Organization filed with 385.00 the debt secured by the York. The undersigned will cust Avenue, Oakdale, Memorial Highway, Smith- 855 - 2019 the Secretary of State of Block: 06.00 Lot: 031.000 Mortgage described above. hold a final public hearing NY, and an imaginary town, New York. BOND RESOLUTION New York SSNY on 6/5/19. ------SUFFOLK County is of this acquisition, pursu- projection thereof ex- SCN, 40134, 11/7 | OF THE COUNTY Office located in Suffolk DEUTSCHE BANK designated as the place of ant to Section 247 of the tending in a southerly OF SUFFOLK, NEW county. SSNY has been NATIONAL TRUST COM- trial because the real prop- N.Y.S. General Municipal direction to the Great LEGAL NOTICE YORK, AUTHORIZING designated for service of PANY AS TRUSTEE FOR erty affected by this action Law, at the Division of Real South Bay, with the The resolution, a summa- THE ISSUANCE OF process. SSNY shall mail RESIDENTIAL ASSET is located in said county. Property Acquisition and polling place located ry of which is published $1,100,000 BONDS TO copy of any process served SECURITIZATION TRUST NOTICE Management on the 14th in Station 1 (Oakdale herewith, has been adopt- FINANCE IMPROVE- against the LLC: Sereen SERIES 2007-A2 MORT- YOU ARE IN DANGER OF day of November, 2019 at station), 1201 Montauk ed on October 2, 2019 and MENTS TO CR 41, Hair and Beauty Boutique, GAGE PASS-THROUGH LOSING YOUR HOME 10:00 a.m., at which time Highway, Oakdale, NY; the validity of the obliga- SPRINGS/FIREPLACE 478 Main st. Islip, NY. Any CERTIFICATES SERIES If you do not respond to all interested persons will and tions authorized by such ROAD (CP 5582.310) lawful purpose. 2007-B, this summons and com- be heard. All of said District lying resolution may be hereaf- The specific object or pur- SCN, 40099, 10/10, 17, Plaintiff, plaint by serving a copy of Jason Smagin east of said line, and ter contested only if such pose for which the bonds 24, 31- 11/7, 14 | vs. the answer on the attorney Director of Real Estate the imaginary projec- obligations were autho- are authorized is improve- LILIT TOPALIAN, if living, for the mortgage company Dated: October 29, 2019 tion thereof, with the rized for an object or pur- ments to CR 41, Springs/ NOTICE OF SALE and if she/he be dead, any who filed this foreclosure Hauppauge, N.Y. polling place located in pose for which the County Fireplace Road at the esti- SUPREME COURT COUN- and all persons unknown proceeding against you SCN, 40131, 11/7 | Headquarters, 80 Main of Suffolk, New York, is mated maximum cost of TY OF SUFFOLK to plaintiff, claiming, or and filing the answer with Street, West Sayville, not authorized to expend $9,350,000. Lakeview Loan Servicing, who may claim to have an the court, a default judg- LEGAL NOTICE NY. money or if the provisions The amount of obligations LLC, Plaintiff interest in, or general or ment may be entered and ANNUAL ELECTION OF Qualified electors shall of law which should have authorized is $1,100,000, in AGAINST specific lien upon the real you can lose your home. THE SAYVILLE FIRE vote only at the polling been complied with as of addition to the $8,250,000 Edwin Hernandez; Clara property described in this Speak to an attorney or go DISTRICT place in their respec- the date of publication of in obligations heretofore Hernandez; Herminia action; such unknown per- to the court where your On December 10, 2019 tive election district. this Notice were not sub- authorized. Fuentes; et al., Defen- sons being herein generally case is pending for fur- NOTICE IS HEREBY Dated: November 1, 2019 stantially complied with, The period of probable dant(s) described and intended to ther information on how to GIVEN that the Annual William J. Savino, Chair- and an action, suit or pro- usefulness of the bonds Pursuant to a Judgment of be included in the follow- answer the summons and Election of the Sayville man ceeding contesting such is fifteen (15) years, com- Foreclosure and Sale duly ing designation, namely: protect your property. Fire District will take Board of Fire Commission- validity is commenced mencing from October 25, dated August 7, 2019 I, the the wife, widow, husband, Sending a payment to the place on December 10, ers within twenty days after 2016, the date of issuance undersigned Referee will widower, heirs at law, mortgage company will 2019 between the hours of West Sayville-Oakdale Fire the publication of this of the first obligations sell at public auction on next of kin, descendants, not stop the foreclosure 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. at District Notice, or such obligations issued under the authority the front steps at the Islip executors, administrators, action. the Fire District Headquar- SCN, 40133, 11/7 | were authorized in viola- of Bond Resolution 944- Town Hall, 655 Main Street, devisees, legatees, credi- YOU MUST RESPOND ters located at 107 North tion of the provisions of 2015. Islip NY 11751 on Novem- tors, trustees, committees, BY SERVING A COPY OF Main Street Sayville, NY LEGAL NOTICE the constitution. A complete copy of the ber 21, 2019 at 10:30AM, lienors, and assignees of THE ANSWER ON THE 11782, for the purpose of The resolution, a summa- BY ORDER OF THE Bond Resolution summa- premises known as 39 Sto- such deceased, any and all ATTORNEY FOR THE electing one Commission- ry of which is published COUNTY LEGISLATURE rized above shall be avail- rey Avenue, Central Islip, persons deriving interest PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE er for a five (5) year term, herewith, has been adopt- OF THE COUNTY OF able for public inspection NY 11722. All that cer- in or lien upon, or title COMPANY) AND FILING commencing January 1, ed on September 4, 2019 SUFFOLK during normal business tain plot piece or parcel to said real property by, THE ANSWER WITH THE 2020 through December and the validity of the DATED: October 2, 2019 hours at the office of the of land, with the buildings through or under them, or COURT. 31, 2024. Only residents obligations authorized by Smithtown, New York Clerk of the Legislature, and improvements erect- either of them, and their RAS BORISKIN, LLC registered to vote with the such resolution may be Jason Richberg W.H. Rogers Legislature ed, situate, lying and being respective wives, wid- Attorney for Plaintiff Suffolk County Board of hereafter contested only Clerk of the Legislature Building, 725 Veterans in the Village of Central ows, husbands, widowers, CHRISTOPHER SAN- Elections on or before No- if such obligations were The resolution is entitled: Islip, Town of Islip, County heirs at law, next of kin, TORO, ESQ. vember 18, 2019 shall be authorized for an object BOND RESOLUTION NO. Please turn to next page 14 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019

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Memorial Highway, Smith- of the constitution. The amount of obligations should have been com- facilities of Sewer District 3:00PM daily, except Sat- rehabilitation, installation, town, New York. BY ORDER OF THE authorized to be issued is plied with as of the date of No. 6 – Kings Park has urdays, Sundays and hol- alteration, renovation, SCN, 40136, 11/7 | COUNTY LEGISLATURE $150,000. publication of this Notice risen from an estimated idays, on or after Novem- demolition of, or other- OF THE COUNTY OF The period of probable were not substantially cost of $5 million in 2017 ber 7, 2019. In order to wise providing for any LEGAL NOTICE SUFFOLK usefulness of the bonds is complied with, and an to an estimated cost of $8 obtain a set of Contract building, facility or phys- The resolution, a summa- DATED: September 4, 2019 five (5) years. action, suit or proceeding million as set forth in the Documents, eligible bid- ical structure of any kind ry of which is published Smithtown, New York A complete copy of the contesting such validity is amended Map and Plan. ders MUST visit http:// with a value in excess of herewith, has been adopt- Jason Richberg Bond Resolution summa- commenced within twenty There will be no fiscal www.suffolkcountyny.gov, $250,000 will be subject ed on September 4, 2019 Clerk of the Legislature rized above shall be avail- days after the publication impact to the benefited click on “Doing Business”, to Apprenticeship Train- and the validity of the The resolution is entitled: able for public inspection of this Notice, or such obli- properties within Suffolk then “Bids & Proposals”, ing Program requirements obligations authorized by BOND RESOLUTION NO. during normal business gations were authorized in County Sewer District No. then click “Please click pursuant to Article 23, Sec- such resolution may be 240 - 2019, hours at the office of the violation of the provisions 6 – Kings Park, since pur- here for access to the Suf- tion 816b of the NYS Labor hereafter contested only AS AMENDED BY BOND Clerk of the Legislature, of the constitution. suant to the Assessment folk County’s Procurement Law and Suffolk County if such obligations were RESOLUTION NO. 853 W.H. Rogers Legislature BY ORDER OF THE Stabilization Reserve Fund Announcement System”. Resolution No. 1866-2014, authorized for an object - 2019 Building, 725 Veterans COUNTY LEGISLATURE (ASRF), all property own- This will bring you to a specifically requiring or purpose for which the BOND RESOLUTION Memorial Highway, Smith- OF THE COUNTY OF ers in Sewer District No. home-page where you can graduate of apprentice(s) County of Suffolk, New OF THE COUNTY town, New York. SUFFOLK 6 – Kings Park will experi- “Log-in” to view and print in the trade(s) called for York, is not authorized to OF SUFFOLK, NEW SCN, 40139, 11/7 | DATED: October 2, 2019 ence a 3% annual increase the offerings. New users within the construction expend money or if the YORK, AUTHORIZING Smithtown, New York regardless of any increas- click on “Log In” to create contract within specified provisions of law which THE ISSUANCE OF LEGAL NOTICE Jason Richberg es or improvements per- a new account to register. time period preceding the should have been com- $1,200,000 BONDS TO The resolution, a summa- Clerk of the Legislature formed. In the case of Suf- When creating your pro- bid date of project. plied with as of the date of FINANCE IMPROVE- ry of which is published The resolution is entitled: folk County Sewer District file, ensure that you select The Commissioner of publication of this Notice MENTS TO CR 21, herewith, has been adopt- BOND RESOLUTION NO. No. 6, the annual ASRF NIGP codes 909, 910, 912, Public Works reserves the were not substantially FROM NYS ROUTE ed on September 4, 2019 944 - 2019 increase will result in an 913, 925, and 968 which right to reject any and all complied with, and an 25 TO YAPHANK AVE- and the validity of the BOND RESOLUTION increase of approximately will allow you to view the bids. action, suit or proceeding NUE AT L.I.E., NORTH obligations authorized by OF THE COUNTY $2.60 per typical property appropriate documents Any questions regard- contesting such validity is SERVICE ROAD (CP such resolution may be OF SUFFOLK, NEW within the District, regard- and receive future e-mails ing this project shall be commenced within twenty 5138.311) hereafter contested only YORK, AUTHORIZING less of additional funds about Lettings/Capital directed to William Hill- days after the publication The specific object or if such obligations were THE ISSUANCE OF necessary to complete Projects. You are respon- man, P.E., at: of this Notice, or such obli- purpose for which the authorized for an object $200,000 BONDS TO the increase and improve- sible for downloading (631) 852-4002 or gations were authorized in bonds are authorized is or purpose for which the FINANCE PLANNING ment. Therefore, there is and printing all appropri- HSWBids@suffolkcoun- violation of the provisions the improvements to CR County of Suffolk, New COSTS ASSOCIATED no fiscal impact caused to ate Contract Documents. tyny.gov of the constitution. 21, from NYS Route 25 to York, is not authorized to WITH COASTAL RE- the benefited properties in You are also responsible DARNELL TYSON, P.E., BY ORDER OF THE Yaphank Avenue at L.I.E. expend money or if the SILIENCY MANAGE- the District as a result of for checking the site fre- ACTING COMMISSIONER COUNTY LEGISLATURE North Service Road, at the provisions of law which MENT (CP 5384.110) the amendment of the 2017 quently to ensure that you DEPARTMENT OF PUB- OF THE COUNTY OF estimated maximum cost should have been com- The specific object or pur- Map and Plan to reflect an have all addenda. Note LIC WORKS SUFFOLK of $3,570,000. plied with as of the date of pose for which the bonds increase in the cost to the that there is no fee to cre- SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEW DATED: September 4, 2019 The amount of obligations publication of this Notice are authorized to be issued increases, improvements. ate a user profile or to YORK Smithtown, New York authorized to be issued were not substantially is planning costs associat- Copies of the map, obtain documents. Ques- SCN, 40144, 11/7, 14 | Jason Richberg is $1,200,000, in addition complied with, and an ed with Coastal Resiliency engineering report, the tions for user login should Clerk of the Legislature to the $2,370,000 in obli- action, suit or proceeding Management, at the esti- public hearing report and be directed to the Suffolk Public Notice The resolution is entitled: gations heretofore autho- contesting such validity is mated maximum cost of the project summaries County Department of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- BOND RESOLUTION NO. rized. commenced within twenty $200,000. are available in the Of- Public Works IT division EN that the Zoning Board 851 - 2019 The period of probable days after the publication The amount of obligations fice of the Department of at (631) 852-4115. Eligible of Appeals of the Town BOND RESOLUTION usefulness of the bonds is of this Notice, or such obli- authorized to be issued is Public Works, located in bidders must have regis- of Islip will hold a pub- OF THE COUNTY fifteen (15) years. gations were authorized in $200,000. Yaphank and the Office tered on the Suffolk Coun- lic hearing on Tuesday, OF SUFFOLK, NEW A complete copy of the violation of the provisions The period of probable of the Clerk of the Coun- ty Department of Public November 12, 2019 at the YORK, AUTHORIZING Bond Resolution summa- of the constitution. usefulness of the bonds is ty Legislature where they Works Purchasing Unit Town Hall West, 401 W THE ISSUANCE OF rized above shall be avail- BY ORDER OF THE five (5) years. can be reviewed during web site to be eligible to Main Street, Islip, NY on $1,990,000 BONDS TO able for public inspection COUNTY LEGISLATURE A complete copy of the normal business hours submit a responsible bid. the following applications FINANCE THE RE- during normal business OF THE COUNTY OF Bond Resolution summa- Monday through Friday. Bids for this contract shall at the times listed or as CONSTRUCTION OF hours at the office of the SUFFOLK rized above shall be avail- We encourage all inter- be submitted in a separate soon thereafter as they CR 48, MIDDLE ROAD Clerk of the Legislature, DATED: September 4, 2019 able for public inspection ested parties to appear. sealed envelope with the may be reached. At such FROM HORTON W.H. Rogers Legislature Smithtown, New York during normal business Any questions should be name of the contract clear- time all interested parties AVENUE TO MAIN Building, 725 Veterans Jason Richberg hours at the office of the forwarded to Ben Wright ly noted on the outside of will be given an opportu- STREET (CP 5526.311) Memorial Highway, Smith- Clerk of the Legislature Clerk of the Legislature, at 631-852-4184 at the Suf- the envelope. Bids shall be nity to be heard. Any dis- The specific object or pur- town, New York. The resolution is entitled: W.H. Rogers Legislature folk County Department of accompanied by a certified abled person who needs a pose for which the bonds SCN, 40138, 11/7 | BOND RESOLUTION NO. Building, 725 Veterans Public Works. check or bid bond in an sign language interpreter are authorized is the 822 - 2019 Memorial Highway, Smith- It is requested that amount not less than five or special accommoda- reconstruction of CR 48, LEGAL NOTICE BOND RESOLUTION town, New York. speakers prepare a written percent (5%) of the total tions to attend this meet- Middle Road from Horton The resolution, a summa- OF THE COUNTY SCN, 40141, 11/7 | statement to submit for the Base Bid, made payable to ing is asked to please con- Avenue to Main Street, at ry of which is published OF SUFFOLK, NEW record. the Suffolk County Comp- tact Constituent Services the estimated maximum herewith, has been adopt- YORK, AUTHORIZ- PUBLIC NOTICE Jason Richberg troller. This bid bond will at 631-224-5380 as early as cost of $7,365,000. ed on October 2, 2019 and ING THE ISSUANCE OF PUBLIC HEARING Clerk of the County be held as a guarantee possible in order for the The amount of obligations the validity of the obliga- OF $700,000 BONDS NOTICE IS HEREBY Legislature that in the event the bid Town to accommodate. authorized to be issued tions authorized by such TO FINANCE THE GIVEN that the Legisla- SCN, 40142, 11/7 | is accepted and contract Dated: 11/01/2019 is $1,990,000, in addition resolution may be hereaf- ACQUISITION OF AN ture of the County of Suf- awarded to the Bidder, Islip, New York to the $5,375,000 in obli- ter contested only if such ELECTRONIC DATA folk New York will meet NOTICE TO BIDDERS the contract will be duly John M. Lorenzo, gations heretofore autho- obligations were autho- CONTENT MANAGE- at the County Center in SUFFOLK COUNTY executed and properly Chairman rized. rized for an object or pur- MENT SYSTEM (CP Riverhead, New York in DEPARTMENT OF PUB- secured. E-MAILED BIDS Zoning Board of Ap- The period of probable pose for which the County 6016.510) said County, on 26th day LIC WORKS WILL BE CONSIDERED peals usefulness of the bonds of Suffolk, New York, is The specific object or pur- of November 2019 at 2 pm, YAPHANK, NEW YORK UNRESPONSIVE. 6:00 P.M. JAMES and ME- is fifteen (15) years, com- not authorized to expend pose for which the bonds Prevailing Time, for the Sealed bids will be Awards will be made to LISSA BRITZ - to re- mencing from June 27, money or if the provisions are authorized is the acqui- purpose of conducting a received at the Suffolk the lowest responsive new permit for two 2019, the date of issuance of law which should have sition of an electronic data public hearing upon a pro- County Department of and responsible Bidder in family, family use only, of the first obligations been complied with as of content management sys- posal for an amendment Public Works Purchas- conjunction with Section Res. AA District, north under the authority of the date of publication of tem for use by the Depart- to 2017 Map and Plan for ing Unit (Room #108), A4-14 of the Suffolk Coun- side of Marseille Path Bond Resolution No. 858- this Notice were not sub- ment of Social Services, the increases and improve- 335 Yaphank Avenue, ty Administrative Code (#515), 388.59 feet west 2017. stantially complied with, at the estimated maximum ments to the facilities of Yaphank, New York 11980, establishing an optional of Lincoln Avenue, Say- A complete copy of the and an action, suit or pro- amount of $700,000. Suffolk County Sewer Dis- until 11:00 AM local time ten percent (10%) local ville, NY (0500-281.00- Bond Resolution summa- ceeding contesting such The amount of obligations trict No. 6 – Kings Park; on November 27, 2019 at (Nassau/Suffolk) prefer- 03.00-016.007) rized above shall be avail- validity is commenced to be issued is $700,000. in and about the Town of which time they will be ence program for Suffolk 6:00 P.M. MARY ANN able for public inspection within twenty days after State aid in the amount Smithtown, substantially publicly opened and read County contracts. RUSSELL - permission during normal business the publication of this of $444,080 is expected to in accordance with the for: The bids shall be delivered to leave deck having hours at the office of the Notice, or such obligations be received. The County amended maps, plans, REHABILITATION OF in person, by the Bidder or front yard of 31.9 feet Clerk of the Legislature, were authorized in viola- Comptroller shall be limit- report and recommenda- VARIOUS BRIDGES AND his agent, at the time and instead of permitted W.H. Rogers Legislature tion of the provisions of ed to the issuance of bond tions prepared by the Suf- EMBANKMENTS place stated. encroachment set- Building, 725 Veterans the constitution. anticipation notes for such folk County Sewer Agency, CR 111, PORT JEFFER- NOTE: Notice to Bidders back of 34 feet, Res. Memorial Highway, Smith- BY ORDER OF THE State share. with the assistance of the SON-WESTHAMPTON and Bid Results are post- A District, southwest town, New York. COUNTY LEGISLATURE The period of probable Suffolk County Depart- ROAD ed on the Suffolk County side of Locust Avenue SCN, 40137 11/7 | OF THE COUNTY OF usefulness of the bonds is ment of Public Works, and OVER CR 51, MORICH- Web Site at http://www. (#55), 608.72 feet north SUFFOLK five (5) years filed with the Legislature ES-RIVERHEAD ROAD suffolkcountyny.gov. Go of Montauk Highway, LEGAL NOTICE DATED: October 2, 2019 A complete copy of the of the County of Suffolk, TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN to Department Directory Oakdale, NY (0500- The resolution, a summa- Smithtown, New York Bond Resolution summa- at which time and place CAPITAL PROJECT NO. link and scroll down menu 379.00-01.00-016.000) ry of which is published Jason Richberg rized above shall be avail- said County Legislature 5850 to choose Public Works. 6:00 P.M. EVANGELOS and herewith, has been adopt- Clerk of the Legislature able for public inspection will consider such propos- The work consists of the Then click on Bids and XENIA M. PARAVALOS ed on March 26, 2019, and The resolution is entitled: during normal business al and hear all parties in- following: Contracts. Bid Results - permission to leave amended on September 4, BOND RESOLUTION NO. hours at the office of the terested therein concern- This project is for the will not be given out over pool patio having rear 2019 and the validity of 933 - 2019 Clerk of the Legislature, ing the same. removal and painting of the telephone. You are yard of 4 feet instead of the obligations authorized BOND RESOLUTION W.H. Rogers Legislature In Suffolk County Res- steel over active road- requested to access the 6 feet, Res. AA District, by such resolution may be OF THE COUNTY Building, 725 Veterans olution No. 739-2017, the ways, concrete crack and County website for this northwest corner of hereafter contested only OF SUFFOLK, NEW Memorial Highway, Smith- Suffolk County Legislature spall repair, removal and information. If you are not Heller Court (#3) and if such obligations were YORK, AUTHORIZING town, New York. determined that it was in replacement of structur- in attendance at the bid Walnut Avenue, Bohe- authorized for an object THE ISSUANCE OF SCN, 40140, 11/7 | the public interest to in- al steel, and painting of opening, please be patient mia, NY (0500-171.00- or purpose for which the $150,000 BONDS TO crease and improve the steel bridge railing, saw- while we process and post 02.00-022.001) County of Suffolk, New FINANCE THE AC- LEGAL NOTICE facilities of Sewer District ing and sealing of asphalt, the results. Results will 6:00 P.M. PATRICIA BILL- York, is not authorized to QUISITION OF EQUIP- The resolution, a summa- No. 6 – Kings Park. Based sealing of concrete with typically be posted with- INGS - permission to expend money or if the MENT FOR GROUND- ry of which is published the May 2019 amended concrete sealer, saw cut in 24 hours after the bid leave driveway hav- provisions of law which WATER MONITORING herewith, has been adopt- Map and Plan, additional grooving into bridge decks opening. ing side yard of 2 feet should have been com- AND WELL DRILLING ed on October 2, 2019 funds are needed to com- and replacement of bridge Please note that all con- instead of required 4 plied with as of the date of (CP 8226.532) and the validity of the plete all work. The public joint seals. struction projects over feet, Res. B District, publication of this Notice The objects or purposes obligations authorized by hearing is being held to All Contract Documents $250,000 advertised after west side of Communi- were not substantially for which the bonds are such resolution may be address a proposed cost may be examined on the July 17, 2008 will be sub- ty Road (#32), 180 feet complied with, and an authorized is the purchase hereafter contested only amendment to the 2017 plan review table at the ject to training require- south of Cooper Lane, action, suit or proceeding of equipment for ground- if such obligations were Map and Plan for the in- Suffolk County Depart- ments pursuant to Section Bay Shore, NY (0500- contesting such validity is water monitoring and well authorized for an object crease and improvement ment of Public Works 220-h of the NYS Labor 392.00-03.00-026.000) commenced within twenty drilling and of a replace- or purpose for which the to the facilities of Sewer (Rudolph M. Kammerer Law. 6:00 P.M. MICHAEL J. and days after the publication ment vehicle to be used County of Suffolk, New District No. 6 – Kings Park. Building) 335 Yaphank Please note that all con- KRISTEN M. PACE - of this Notice, or such obli- for well drilling activities, York, is not authorized to Notice of Cost Avenue, Yaphank, New struction contracts involv- permission to install gations were authorized in at an estimated maximum expend money or if the The cost of the increase York 11980, between ing construction, recon- violation of the provisions cost of $150,000. provisions of law which and improvement to the the hours of 9:00AM and struction, improvement, Please turn to next page SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 15

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above ground pool leave roofed-over patio side of Seusing Boule- of required 60 feet and reporting requirements 175-b of the Town Law of tricts Capital Reserve leaving side yard of having side yard of 3.5 vard (#0), 262.67 feet to leave pavers having using Elation System, Inc. the State of New York and Money Market Account 12 feet instead of re- feet instead of required north of Davis Street, front yard of 4 feet in- and other requirements that applications for such and having approved said quired 18 feet, Res. 14 feet, all having floor Hauppauge, NY (0500- stead of required 15 included in the GOSR Sup- absentee ballots may be encumbrance and transfer AA District, north side area ratio of 31.6% in- 019.00-02.00-017.002) feet and side yard of 0.6 plementary Conditions for applied for at the Office of funds by motion and of Westbridge Drive stead of permitted 25%, 7:00 P.M. DAVID F. GAR- feet instead of required Contracts. Project details of the District Secretary Resolution unanimously (#70), 240.69 feet west Res. A District, west CIA - to renew permit 5 feet, Res. BAA Dis- can be found at https:// -Treasurer at the aforesaid passed by the Board of of Broadway Avenue, side of Amherst Street for accessory apart- trict, east side of Dune www.suffolkcountyny.gov/ address. The absentee Fire Commissioners on Holbrook, NY (0500- (#8), 60 feet north ment pursuant to Islip Way Avenue (#52), 304 Business/Bids-and-Propos- ballot application must May 16, 2019 ( Res#77- 195.00-01.00-018.000) of Dartmouth Drive, Town Code Section feet south of Neptune als be received by the Dis- 19) . and such transfer 6:00 P.M. CHRISTOPHER Bay Shore, NY (0500- 68-616, Res. B District, Walk, Seaview, NY Agenda/meeting min- trict Secretary Treasurer and expenditures of such and MARIA GILIO - 267.00-02.00-071.000) west side of Front (0500-497.00-04.00- utes will be available at at least seven days before encumbered funds like- permission to erect Adjourned from October Avenue (#196), 225 009.000) https://suffolkcountyny. the date of the aforesaid wise been subject to a roofed-over porch (5’ 8, 2019 feet south of Medford 7:30 P.M. THOMAS J. and gov/Departments/Pub- Election, if the absentee permissive referendum , to x 28’) expanding legal 6:30 P.M. RUTH G. Street Brentwood, NY BONNIE NOLTER - lic-Works/Sanitation ballot is to be mailed to the extent required by law nonconforming use by GREENBERG - permis- (0500-162.00-04.00- permission to leave Darnell Tyson, P.E., Acting the voter, or the day before , notice of which was pro- less than 25%, Bus 1 sion to establish acces- 021.000) above ground pool hav- Chairman. “ such election, if the absen- vided by published notice, District, northeast cor- sory apartment pursu- 7:00 P.M. HUGO L. RO- ing front yard of 25.1 SCN, 40146, 11/7, 14 | tee ballot is to be delivered and having been success- ner of Grundy Avenue ant to Islip Town Code DRIGUEZ - permission feet instead of required personally to the voter or ful and approved pursuant (#1301) and Clarice Section 68-602 and to to establish accessory 60 feet and deck hav- HOLBROOK FIRE his or her agent. to the procedures for a Boulevard, Holbrook, leave shed having side apartment pursuant ing rear yard of 11 feet DISTRICT No absentee ballot shall be permissive referendum, NY (0500-108.00-02.00- yard of 1 foot instead to Islip Town Code instead of required 15 NOTICE OF FIRE DIS- canvassed unless it shall and further 014.000) of required 2 feet, Res. Section 68-602, Res. feet, Res. BAA District, TRICT ELECTION have been received in the WHEREAS, the Board of Adjourned from 10/22/2019 B District, north side A District, north side northeast corner of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE office of the District Sec- Fire Commissioner of the 6:00 P.M. STEPHEN and of Moffitt Boulevard of Ehler Street (#15), Surf View Walk (#40) that pursuant to Sections retary -Treasurer not later Holbrook Fire District LAURA DUTTON - (#445), 484.12 feet east 454.2 feet east of Grand and Neptune Walk, 175, 175-a and 175-b of than 5pm on the day of having previously estab- permission to leave of Islip Avenue, Islip, Boulevard, Brentwood, Seaview, NY (0500- the Town Law of the State the Election. A list of all lished the Capital Reserve expansion less than NY (0500-320.00-03.00- NY (0500-140.00-01.00- 497.00-02.00-009.000) of New York the Annual persons to whom absen- Project (18-CP-02) for the 25% and reconstruction 081.000) 079.000) 7:30 P.M. MELGAR PROP- Election of the Holbrook tee voters’ ballots shall Radio Frequency Change of a non-conforming 6:30 P.M. MANUEL H. 7:00 P.M. KAREN GRIE- ERTIES, LLC - permis- Fire District will take place have been issued will be and therein for the detached garage, Res. GOMEZ, MANUEL J. CO - permission to sion to erect two story on Tuesday December 10, available for inspection in Radio Frequency System AAA District, west side GOMEZ and MARIA reconstruct second dwelling on lot having 2019 between the hours of the said office of the Dis- Upgrade as part of the of Garner Lane (#42), C. FAREZ - permission story deck leaving side width of 50 feet instead 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. at trict Secretary-Treasurer Radio Frequency Change 1,165.32 feet south to erect second story yards of 5.8 feet and 10 of required 75 feet and the Holbrook Fire Depart- during regular office hours project (18-CP-02) which of Manatuck Lane, addition (13.5’ x 30.4’) feet instead of required lot area 5,000 sq. feet ment Headquarters locat- Monday through Friday up was established on July12, Bay Shore, NY (0500- leaving front yard of 40 14 feet each and total instead of required ed at 390 Terry Boulevard to and including the day 2018 under the District’s 441.00-01.00-058.005) feet instead of required side yards of 15.8 feet 7,500 sq. feet, Res. B Holbrook New York 11741 set for the Election, and Capital Reserve Fund and 6:00 P.M. BARBARA MAR- 50 feet, side yard of instead of required 28 District, south side of for the purpose of electing such list will also be post- Account, and the Board TIN - permission to 18.66 feet instead of feet, Res. B District, Hale Street (#0), 300 one Commissioner for a ed at the polling place at of Fire Commissioners of erect one story addi- required 25 feet, total south side of Colling- feet east of Jefferson five year term commenc- the Election. the Holbrook Fire District tion (10.1’ x 16.1’ Irrg.) side yards of 41.86 feet ton Drive (#404), 140 Avenue, Brentwood, ing on January 1, 2020 Dated November 7, 2019 wishing to utilize a portion leaving side yard of instead of required feet west of Woodlawn NY (0500-074.00-04.00- and ending on December BY ORDER OF THE of the encumbered funds 9.65 feet instead of per- 60 feet, to leave porti- Avenue, Ronkonkoma, 053.000) 31, 2024, the election to BOARD OF FIRE COM- for said project to pur- mitted 14 feet and to co (5’ x 8.25’) having NY (0500-021.00-02.00- 7:30 P.M. MELGAR PROP- be conducted under the MISSIONERS chase at this time Four (4) install driveway leav- front yard of 35 feet 058.000) ERTIES, LLC. - permis- direction of a chairman of OF THE HOLBROOK additional portable radi- ing front yard occupan- instead of permitted 7:00 P.M. DAVID FERNAN- sion to erect two story election inspectors, elec- FIRE DISTRICT os and associated equip- cy of 41.26% instead of encroachment setback DEZ and ANTHONY dwelling on lot having tion inspectors and ballot TOWN OF ISLIP, COUNTY ment with required soft- permitted 35%, Res. B of 42 feet, to leave one MANZOLILLO - per- lot area of 10,000 sq. clerks as appropriate as OF SUFFOLK, STATE OF ware programming and District, north side of story addition (12.5’ x mission to leave cellar feet instead of required appointed by the Board NEW YORK installation, as part of the Hercik Place (#11), 240 16.2’) having side yard entrance having side 20,000 feet, Res. AA of Fire Commissioners By : RONALD SCHNALL Radio Frequency Change feet east of Bayview of 23.96 feet instead yard of 0.5 feet instead District, west side of pursuant to statute, said HOLBROOK FIRE DIS- project (18-CP-02) which Avenue, East Islip, NY of required 25 feet, to- of permitted encroach- East Third Avenue, 100 electors to convene on or TRICT SECRETARY was established on July 12, (0500-398.00-03.00- tal side yards of 40.78 ment setback of 12 feet South of Connecti- before December 4, 2019 TREASURER 2018 as aforesaid under 015.000) feet instead of required feet and to leave patio cut Avenue, Bay Shore, at 9am at Holbrook Fire SCN, 40147, 11/7 | the Capital Reserve Fund 6:00 P.M. GREGORY 60 feet and rear yard on side property line NY (0500-224.00-02.00- Department Headquarters and Account, in addition ARMINE - permission of 29.08 feet instead instead of required 4 046.002) at the aforesaid address, LEGAL NOTICE to those purchased pur- to erect one story ad- of required 40 feet, all feet, Res. AA District, 8:00 P.M. ANA P. BLANCO and therein at the Office ADOPTION OF RESO- suant to prior resolution dition leaving side having floor area ratio south side of Central and NICOLAS A. GAI- of the District Secretary LUTION BY BOARD OF and permissive referen- yard of 8 feet instead of 30.4% instead of per- Islip Boulevard (#390), TAN - permission to Treasurer ,to then inde- FIRE COMMISSIONERS dum, including but limited of required 14 feet and mitted 25%, Res. AAA 50.13 feet west of Val- leave roofed-over patio pendently begin to per- OF THE to Resolution 125-19 and to relocate accessory District, north side ley Drive, Ronkonko- having side yard of 4 form the duties required HOLBROOK FIRE DIS- notice of permissive ref- structure (8.9’ x 14.7’) of Linda Lane (#21), ma, NY (0500-021.00- feet instead of required of them in preparation for TRICT SUBJECT TO PER- erendum dated Septem- leaving 6 feet behind 1,030.67 feet west of 01.00-029.000) 14 feet, Res. B District, the Election, and to there- MISSIVE REFERENDUM ber 24, 2019, at to make the front line of dwell- Wheeler Road, Central 7:00 P.M. BARBARA M. west side of Grand after supervise the elec- WHEREAS, a District said purchase at a cost ing instead of required Islip, NY (0500-098.00- MARLBOROUGH RE- Boulevard (#218), tion, publicly canvass and Capital Reserve Fund was of Thirty Thousand Dol- 20 feet, Res. A District, 01.00-001.000) VOCABLE TRUST 450 feet south of Elm declare the results of the previously established by lars ($30,000.00) and the north side of Con- 6:30 P.M. CROSSROADS - permission to leave Street, Brentwood, Election and file the cer- the Board of Fire Commis- Board of Fire Commission- netquot Drive (#249), CHURCH OF LONG two sheds: Shed #1 NY (0500-185.00-02.00- tified official results with sioners of the Holbrook ers wishing to utilize and 107 feet east of Idle ISLAND, INC. - permis- having rear yard of 051.000) the Board of Fire Commis- Fire District in accordance disburse said sum directly Hour Boulevard, Oak- sion to install ground 1.1 feet instead of re- 8:00 P.M. JOEL A. RAMOS sioners of the Holbrook with the provisions of the from the Holbrook Fire dale, NY (0500-350.00- sign having sign area quired 4 feet and Shed and JOSE JIMENEZ - Fire District and the Town General Municipal Law of Districts Capital Reserve 02.00-020.000) of 30 sq. feet instead #2 having rear yard of permission to establish Clerk of the Town of Islip the State of New York, and Money Market Account 6:00 P.M. RAISSA of permitted 12 sq. 1.1 feet instead of re- accessory apartment and all other applicable all other applicable laws, from the sums already MASLIOUK - permis- feet, leaving front yard quired 2 feet, Res. AA pursuant to Islip Town government officers, agen- and as approved by manda- on account therein, and sion to leave one sto- of zero feet instead of District, south side of Code Section 68-602, cies and representatives tory referendum pursuant undertake all necessary ry addition (9’ x 14’) required 5 feet, Res. A Castle Lane (#10), 239 Res. AA District, west with whom the certified to the General Municipal transactions therein to and roofed-over deck District, northeast cor- feet west of Aberdeen side of Stein Drive results are to be filed. Law, and funds placed in accomplish the aforesaid having side yard of 9.9 ner of Country Village Road, Bay Shore, NY (#1546), 100 feet south Candidates for the District the Capital Reserve Fund purchase, and expendi- feet instead of required Lane (#129) and Tim- (0500-458.00-01.00- of Walbridge Avenue, Office of Commissioner and Account by the Board tures of such encumbered 14 feet, to leave front ber Point Road, East 029.000) Bay Shore, NY (0500- shall file a petition signed of Fire Commissioners of funds each likewise sub- deck (5.5’ x 10.2’) hav- Islip, NY (0500-426.00- 7:00 P.M. LOJA PROPER- 245.00-02.00-039.000) by at least twenty-five (25) the Holbrook Fire District ject to permissive referen- ing second front yard 03.00-048.000) TY CORP. - permis- SCN, 40145, 11/7 | registered voters of the are subsequently released dum, to the extent required of 12.7 feet and roofed- 6:30 P.M. SUSAN QUIRK sion to erect two story District with the District and utilized for Capital by law , notice of which is over deck having sec- - permission to leave dwelling on lot having “Notice is hereby given Secretary-Treasurer at Reserve Projects ,pursuant provided by this published ond front yard of 11.7 two story addition width of 65 feet instead that a regular meeting of Holbrook Fire Department to permissive referendum, notice, and further feet instead of required (19.25’ x 55.5’ Irrg.) of required 75 feet, Res. the Suffolk County Sew- Headquarters 390 Terry from the District’s Capital WHEREAS, on October 29, 15 feet each, to leave having side yard of 9 A District, east side of er Agency will be held Boulevard Holbrook New Reserve Fund and Account 2019 at properly noticed carport attached to de- feet instead of required Duke Street (#17), 295 on Monday, November York 11741 no later than and therein the Capital and publicly convened tached garage having 14 feet, Res. B District, feet north of Queen 25, 2019, at 12:30 P.M. at 12 noon on November 20, Reserve Fund Checking meeting of the Board of side yard of 3.9 feet and west side of Higbie Street, Bay Shore, NY the offices of the Suffolk 2019 pursuant to public Account and/or the Capi- Fire Commissioners of rear yard of 3.4 feet in- Lane (#308), 83.63 feet (0500-241.00-02.00- County Department of notice previously given as tal Reserve Money Market the Holbrook Fire Dis- stead of required 10 north of Aster Road, 047.000) Public Works, 335 Yaphank to the availability of peti- Account of said Capital trict a motion and reso- feet each, resulting in West Islip, NY (0500- 7:30 P.M. PAUL and DORI Avenue, Yaphank, New tions to be completed and Reserve Fund as applica- lution( Res #134-19) were rear yard occupancy of 435.00-01.00-084.000) ROULEAU - permis- York 11980. filed. The petition must ble ; and presented with respect 25.57% instead of per- 6:30 P.M. ROSEMARIE IS- sion to erect one story At the meeting, Pub- designate the specific term WHEREAS, the Board of Capital Reserve Project mitted 25% and to leave LEIB - permission to addition (20.8’ x 25.5’) lic Notice of a Suffolk and office the candidate Fire Commissioners of (18-CP-02) for the Radio patios having rear yard erect detached garage leaving second front County Vendor contract seeks election to. Pursu- the Holbrook Fire District Frequency Change and the occupancy of 43.75% (22’ x 32’) leaving side yard of 39.8 feet in- “Wastewater Grinder ant to prior public notice had previously established Radio Frequency System instead of permitted yard of 8 feet and rear stead of required 50 Pump Units” will be pub- the Petition forms may a Capital Reserve Project Upgrade and in connec- 30%, all having floor yard of 5 feet instead feet, Res. AAA District, licly announced. This be obtained from the Fire (18-CP-02) for the Radio tion therewith to allow the area ratio of 32.11% in- of required 10 feet southwest corner of project is being financed District Secretary-Treasur- Frequency Change , by res- Board of Fire Commission- stead of permitted 25%, each and having height Lawrence Lane (#20) with U.S. Department er at the aforesaid address olution on July 12, 2018 ers to spend the sum of Res. B District, north- of 18.5 feet instead of and Manatuck Boule- of Housing and Urban during regular office (Res #86-18) and therein $30,000 , and to utilize and west corner of Brook permitted 14 feet, Res. vard, Bay Shore, NY Development (“HUD”) hours. for the Radio Frequency disburse said sum direct- Avenue (#328) and Mil- AAA District, east side (0500-418.00-03.00- Community Development All residents of the Fire System Upgrade and in ly from the Holbrook Fire dred Place, Bay Shore, of West Lane (#61), 85 019.000) Block Grant-Disaster District being at least connection therewith had Districts Capital Reserve NY (0500-316.00-01.00- feet north of O-Co-Nee 7:30 P.M. NY LUXURY Recovery (“CDBG-DR”) of the age of eighteen(18) encumbered certain funds Money Market Account 091.000) Walk, Bay Shore, NY GROUP LLC - per- funds administered by the years, duly registered within the Capital Reserve and the sums already on 6:00 P.M. JOSE RAMON (0500-460.00-01.00- mission to leave rear NYS Governor’s Office of to vote with the Suffolk Fund and Account for the account therein, and to and ANA RUTH LEI- 024.000) deck, decking (over Storm Recovery (“GOSR”) County Board of Elections project , pursuant to a suc- undertake all necessary VA - permission to use 6:30 P.M. REGENCY 48” high) and roof deck and FEMA funding admin- as of November 18, 2019 cessful permissive referen- transactions therein, to dwelling for two-fam- HOMES OF L.I. CORP. on accessory structure istered by the NYS Divi- and resident in the Hol- dum , and the Board of Fire purchase Four (4) addi- ily, family use only - permission to erect having rear yard of sion of Homeland Security brook Fire District for at Commissioners wishing to tional portable radios pursuant to Islip Town two story dwelling on 10.1 feet and side yard and Emergency Services least thirty(30) days prior encumber additional funds and associated equipment Code Section 68-419.1, lot having width of of 7.5 feet instead of (“DHSES”). Attention of to the date of the Election, in the sum of $300,000 for with required software leaving one story addi- 68.66 feet instead of required 15 feet each bidders is particularly shall be eligible to vote. the Capital Reserve Proj- programming and installation resulting in gross required 75 feet, where and having floor area called to Section 3 require- NOTICE IS ALSO HERE- ect 18-CP-02 and transfer tion, as part of the Radio floor area of 37.5% of maximum of one story ratio of 38.37% instead ments, M/WBE goals, BY GIVEN that absentee those funds from the Hol- Frequency Change proj- overall dwelling in- was permitted pursu- of permitted 30%, to Federal labor standards, ballots shall be made avail- brook Fire Districts Gener- ect (18-CP-02) Frequency stead of maximum ant to ZBA #227-90, leave shed having front Federal and State pre- able in accordance with al Fund Checking Account permitted 33.3% and to Res. A District, west yard of 12 feet instead vailing wage rates, online the provisions of Section to the Holbrook Fire Dis- Please turn to next page 16 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 TOWN OF ISLIP Town earns clean energy community designation Town of Islip supervisor Angie Carpenter recently announced that the Town of Islip has been designated a Clean Energy Community by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, recognizing its leadership in reducing energy use, cutting costs and driving clean energy locally. Announced by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in August 2016, the $16 million Clean Energy Communities initiative supports local government leaders across the state by providing grants to eligible municipalities to implement energy efficiency, renewable energy and sustainable development projects in their communities. Clean Ener- gy Communities advance the governor’s Green New Deal by demonstrating the importance of communities in helping New York reach its goal of having a carbon-neu- tral economy as soon as practicable and a carbon-free power grid by 2040. The Town of Islip received the designation for com- pleting four of 10 high-impact clean energy actions identified by NYSERDA as part of the Clean Energy Communities initiative. “We have worked diligently to achieve this certifica- tion. The town has long been forward thinking in its commitment to reducing our carbon footprint, by way of our WRAP program, and we take great pride in the work we’ve accomplished. With this designation, we will con- Courtesy Photo tinue building upon our achievements,” said Carpenter. To earn the Clean Energy Community designation, the • Deployed alternative fuel vehicles in the town’s vehi- designated Clean Energy Communities. At least two of Town of Islip completed the following high-impact clean cle fleet. the four actions must have been completed after Aug. energy actions: • Completed energy code enforcement training on best 1, 2016. • Adopted a benchmarking policy to track and report practices in energy code enforcement for code com- The Clean Energy Communities program on Long Island the energy use of the town’s municipal buildings. pliance officers and other municipal officials. is offered in partnership with PSEG Long Island. The • Streamlined the local approval processes for solar Cities, counties, towns and villages that complete at program is also supported by the Clean Energy Fund and projects through adoption of the New York State n least four of 10 high-impact clean energy actions are the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Unified Solar Permit.

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Change project (18-CP-02) encumbrance of funds in NOTICE is further given Bids will be received and AM To 4:00 PM. RFP are available via: by 11/15/2019 by 3:30 PM which was established on the Capital Reserve Fund that the following proposi- publicly opened at the SCN, 40150, 11/7 | • By accessing website: ❑ Must be in writing (fax/ July 12, 2018 were pre- and Account for the estab- tion shall be presented to Suffolk County Purchas- www.suffolkcountyny.gov email acceptable) sented and unanimously lished Capital Reserve the qualified voters of the ing Office - 335 Yaphank Request for Proposals : Select the “Business” • Proposals due 11/22/2019 passed and adopted by Project , and the further Fire District at said Annual Avenue, Yaphank, New (RFP) to provide drop-down and then click by 3:30 PM the Board of Fire Commis- transfer and expenditure Election: York 11980 - 631-852-5196, Special Counsel Services the “Doing Business” but- ❑ Submitted to Suffolk sioners of the Holbrook of encumbered funds PROPOSITION for the following material On Behalf of Suffolk Coun- ton; click “Bids & Propos- County Purchasing Office Fire District with respect for established Capital SHALL the Defined on the following dates at ty for the als” in the left column; SCN, 40151, 11/7 | to this matter, subject to Reserve Projects are sub- Benefit Program estab- 11:00 A.M. Please refer to Suffolk County Depart- follow links to Suffolk permissive referendum, ject to permissive refer- lished by the Length buyer’s Initials when mak- ment of Law County’s Procurement To satisfy a storage lien of which this notice con- endum. of Service Award Pro- ing Inquiries. SC Purchasing RFP No. Announcement System under New York State law tains a true and accurate BY ORDER OF THE gram as approved by JH Tuesday, 19038 to register and download on Tuesday november 19th abstract of said motion as BOARD OF FIRE COM- the voters of the Bo- November 12, 2019 – Bid Commodity Code: 918 74 document. By register- 2019 , inspection at 11 unanimously passed and MISSIONERS hemia Fire District, #19/0371-R1-A1 – Arco Submissions Due Date: ing, you will automatically am auction at 12pm for resolution ( Res #134-19) OF THE HOLBROOK be amended, effective Conquest 8X8 XTT (Com- November 22, 2019 receive all future addenda. Cassone Leasing Inc., as unanimously adopted FIRE DISTRICT January 1, 2020, to pro- modity Code 07153) (Advertised: November 7, • In person: SC Purchas- 1950 Lakeland Avenue , , confirmed and approved Ronald Schnall- District vide that the retirement RP Wednesday, 2019) ing Office, 335 Yaphank Ronkonkoma, NY 11779. by the Board of Fire Com- Secretary/ Treasurer benefit that may be November 20, 2019 – Bid The Suffolk County Pur- Avenue, Yaphank, NY The property / records of missioners October 29, 2019 earned by a plan par- #19/0395LPWI – Annual chasing Office, on behalf 11980. : To satisfy a storage lien NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT SCN, 40148, 11/7 | ticipant be increased Requirements Contract of the Suffolk County • By faxing (631) 852-5221. under New York State law RESOLVED, from a monthly pay- – Floor Tiles & Materi- Department of Law, invites • By emailing tom.malan- The property / records of Sec 1. The Board of Fire ANNUAL ELECTION OF ment of $20.00, payable als, Supply & Installation proposals from firms, [email protected]. : INNISS Constr O836-195 Commissioners of the Hol- BOHEMIA FIRE for life for each year (Commodity Code 36085) large and small, that have • By calling (631) 852-5196 SCN, 40152, 11/7, 14 | brook Fire District does DISTRICT of firefighting service RP Wednesday, demonstrated significant with the RFP number and hereby authorize for the DECEMBER 10, 2019 credited under the November 20, 2019 – Bid experience in the area of your address. Districts Radio Frequency PLEASE TAKE NOTICE terms of the program, #19/0429 – Vacuum Tank civil asset forfeiture. Timeline System Project (18-CP- that the Annual Election of to $30.00, such change (Commodity Code 02258) The specifications for this • Technical questions due 02) the expenditure of the the Bohemia Fire District bearing an additional RP Wednesday, sum of $30,000 , from sums will take place on Decem- estimated annual cost November 20, 2019 – Bid previously encumbered ber 10, 2019, between the of $76,000.00, BE AP- #19/0430 – Annual Require- and set aside for the Cap- hours of 3:00 PM and 9:00 PROVED? ments Contract – Drinking ital Reserve Project 18-CP- PM at the Bohemia Fire- All residents of the Fire Water (Commodity Code 02, with the direct expen- house located at 950 Pearl District duly registered 39091) diture of said funds from Street, Bohemia, New with the Suffolk County RP Wednesday, the Holbrook Fire Districts York, for the purpose of Board of Elections as of November 20, 2019 – Bid Capital Reserve Mon- electing the following: November 18, 2019 shall #19/0434 – Annual Require- ey Market Account from One Commissioner be eligible to vote. ments Contract – Lawn sums already on account for a five (5) year term Please be advised that the Sprinkler System Parts therein, and to undertake commencing on Janu- Board of Elections of the (Commodity Code 51582) all necessary transactions ary 1, 2020 and ending Fire District shall meet on RP Wednesday, therein to purchase Four on December 31, 2024. December 5, 2019 at 6:00 November 20, 2019 – Bid (4) additional portable Candidates for the District PM at the firehouse for #19/0431LPWI – Annual radios and associated Office of Commissioner the purpose of preparing Requirements Contract – equipment with required shall file a petition signed the rolls of the registered Elevator Maintenance & software programming by at least twenty-five voters of the Fire District. Service – Dennison Bldg. and installation part of the (25) registered voters of Dated: November 1, 2019 (Commodity Code 91013) Radio Frequency Change the Fire District, which BY ORDER OF THE Bid specifications are project (18-CP-02) which petition must be filed BOARD OF FIRE available on-line at: http:// was established on July with the Secretary of the COMMISSIONERS OF dpw.suffolkcountyny.gov/ 12, 2018 subject to further Fire District no later than THE rfp Click on Government/ action of the Board of Fire November 20, 2019. Such BOHEMIA FIRE DIS- Purchasing/Bid Announce- Commissioners. petition must contain the TRICT ment System. Follow the Sec 2. That pursuant to name and address of the By: GINA MARRONE directions. If you require New York State Gener- candidate (the candidate’s Fire District Secretary assistance, please contact al Municipal Law Sec- legal residence, not a P.O. SCN, 40149, 11/7 | the Purchasing Office at tion 6-g(7) the aforesaid Box). Petition forms may 631-852-5196. The hours establishment of Capital be obtained from the Fire Notice To Bidders of operation are: Monday Reserve Project(s) , the District Secretary. November 7, 2019 through Friday, from 8:00 SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 17

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3/4 Page SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 19 WEST SAYVILLE An avenue of heroes Twenty red maple trees now line been completed, and focus has turned to the interior. the new road that will lead to the Murphy said the museum is on schedule Navy SEAL Museum to be completed next spring and suggested that the ribbon cutting and grand BY RANDALL WASZYNSKI opening would be placed on May 7. This date, Murphy said, is highly significant, The new Lt. Michael P. Murphy Navy since it is Lt. Michael Murphy’s birth- SEAL Museum and Sea Cadet Training day. Several past commemorations have Facility’s ribbon was officially cut, last been lined up on Lt. Murphy’s birthday, week, opening the Avenue of Heroes, including the naming of a guided-missile which honors the 19 fallen Navy SEALs destroyer USS Michael Murphy as well as and Army Night Stalkers and the lone a post office in Patchogue. survivor of Operation Red Wings in 2005 After the ceremony, Murphy and Vin- in the mountains of Afghanistan — the cent Calvosa, a museum board member single-largest loss of life for Naval Special and the director of construction, will Warfare since World War II. offer the first tours of the museum’s In honor of them and their families, interior, providing a sneak peek at the each service member who lost their lives planned layout, flow and exhibit content. ABOVE: The ribbon for the Avenue of has been recognized with a red maple Murphy said a gala is scheduled on Heroes at Lt. Michael P. Murphy Navy tree and a plaque inscribed with the March 25 at Oheka Castle in Huntington, SEAL Museum was cut on Oct. 22. AT name, rank, branch of service, and dates in which the proceeds will fund construc- RIGHT: Red maple trees now line the of birth and passing of the fallen. tion costs for the museum and training road of the Avenue of Heroes. Museum chairman and Gold Star father Daniel Daniel J. Murphy, Gold Star father and facility. Murphy also said a handful of J. Murphy said red maple represents chairman of the museum, spoke at the surprise mystery guests plan on attending remembrance. event on Tuesday, Oct. 22, as well as Suf- the gala. n Courtesy Photos folk County executive Steve Bellone and Legis. William Lindsay. Gold Star families The honorees of Operation Red Wings attended the ceremony, as well as an honor guard of Sea Those who lost their lives in Operation Red Wings in 2005 were each Cadets from the Lt. Michael Murphy Divi- gifted a red maple tree and plaque on the Avenue of Heroes in their honor. sion of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadets Corps. Murphy said there is plenty of space for Navy SEALs: more Gold Star families to be recognized • Lt. Michael P. Murphy of Patchogue, N.Y. in the same capacity as those from Oper- • Petty Officer Second Class Matthew G. Axelson of Cupertino, Calif. Army Night Stalkers ation Red Wings. • Petty Officer Second Class Danny Dietz of Littleton, Colo. • Staff Sgt. Shamus O. Goare of Danville, Ohio. “We want it to represent all fallen • Navy Hospital Corpsman Second Class Marcus Luttrell, of Houston, • Chief Warrant Officer 3 Corey J. Goodnature of heroes,” Murphy said. “The red maple Texas. Clarks Grove, Minn. trees represent remembrance.” • Chief Petty Officer Jacques J. Fontan of New Orleans, La. • Sgt. Kip A. Jacoby of Pompano Beach, Fla. The Avenue of Heroes leads up to the • Senior Chief Petty Officer Daniel R. Healy of Exeter, N.H. • Sgt. First Class Marcus V. Muralles of Shelbyville, new museum and training facility, locat- • Lt. Cmdr. Erik S. Kristensen of San Diego, Calif. Ind. ed off of West Avenue on the grounds of • Petty Officer First Class Jeffrey A. Lucas of Corbett, Ore. • Master Sgt. James W. Ponder III of Franklin, Tenn. Charles Dominy County Park, next to the • Lt. Michael M. McGreevy, Jr. of Portville, N.Y. • Maj. Stephen C. Reich of Washington Depot, Conn. Long Island Maritime Museum in West • Petty Officer Second Class Shane E. Patton Boulder City, Nev. • Sgt. First Class Michael L. Russell of Stafford, Va. Sayville. The structure of the museum has • Petty Officer Second Class James E. Suh of Deerfield Beach, Fla. • Chief Warrant Officer 4 Chris J. Scherkenbach of • Petty Officer First Class Jeffrey S. Taylor of Midway, W.V. Jacksonville, Fla.

Veterans Day at Sparrow Park On Monday morning, the community will gather at Sparrow Park in Sayville to celebrate those who have served and continue to serve our country in the Armed Forces. Members the Lt. Michael Murphy Division of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps are scheduled to march from the Long Island Maritime Museum in West Sayville, down Main Street to Sparrow Park, where the commemorative Veterans Day service will be held at 11 a.m. Post Cmdr. Steven Antonacci says a 97-year-old WWII veteran, Ruth Welch, is expected to attend the ceremony. Veterans Day, originally named Armistice Day, started after the end of World War I, which is widely regarded to have taken effect at 11 a.m. – the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918. In reality, though, a formal peace agreement between allied forces and Germany was signed the following year with the Treaty of Versailles. Armistice Day was renamed Vet- erans Day in 1954. Cadets from the Lt. Michael Murphy division of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadets during last year’s A number of veterans are also being honored during this month’s Islip Town ceremony at Sparrow Park in Sayville. File photo board meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m.

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