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MAY 2019 Volume 32 Number 7 Keeping You up to Date on SALES, HAPPENINGS Our Town & PEOPLE • • • • • • in Our Town - St PRSRT STD **********************************ECRWSS US Postage PAID St. James NY POSTAL CUSTOMER Permit No. 10 MAY 2019 Volume 32 Number 7 Keeping you up to date on SALES, HAPPENINGS Our Town & PEOPLE • • • • • • In Our Town - St. James S T J A M E S PUBLISHED MONTHLY pages 88-89 – 2– Restaurant & Caterers 823 Middle Country Road • St. James • 631-265-9865 neW $ 20% OFF 31.95 entire Lunch or dinner check prix Fixe Maximum discount $25 With this coupon. coupon must be presented at time of ordering. dinner not combinable. not valid with gift certificates. sunday-thursday not valid on saturdays or holidays. reservations only. 20% gratuity added prior to discount. 3 courses, appetizer, exp. 6/18/19. entree, coffee & dessert On and Off Premises Catering Let our professional culinary team and event coordinators create your special day. 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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT LISCA Spring Concert – An Evening With Mozart ........................34 Call 631-862-9849 for What’s Happening at Mills Pond House Gallery ..........................34 Advertising & Copy Deadline On Stage at Smithtown Performing Arts Center .......................... 36 BESFI Benefit Set for May 17 & 18 at Staller Center ......................38 OUR TOWN is mailed directly to View Local Artists at Work on LIM Grounds ..................................40 every residence & business in the Swing Dance Long Island ..............................................................40 11780 zip code area The Jazz Loft Happenings ........................................................ 42-43 (6559 total copies mailed) The Atelier at Flowerfield Happenings .................................... 44-45 St. James Post Office Permit #10 The Art League of Long Island Happenings............................ 46-47 St. James, NY 11780 Smithtown Historical Society Happenings ..............................48-49 Bruce Lieberman 2019 at Gallery North ........................................49 Published by Programs Offered at the Library .............................................. 50-60 Graphics du jour, Ltd. 24th Annual Stony Brook Film Festival ............................................62 359 Lake Ave., St. James, NY 11780 DESIGN IDEAS .................................................................................. 64 631-862-9849 / Fax: 631-862-9839 OBITUARIES ..................................................................................66-71 email: [email protected] FINANCIAL FOCUS .................................................................... 72-73 website: www.ourtownstjames.com NATURALLY SPEAKING .................................................................... 74 Not responsible for typographical errors. NATURE PAGES For Kids (and Adults) ............................................ 76 We reserve the right at our sole discretion to edit or IN THE SCHOOLS ........................................................................ 77-78 refuse to print editorial or advertising material deemed detrimental to Our Town’s public image HEALTH NOTES or unsuitable for its readers. How to Avoid Overtraining Injuries .......................................... 80-81 May is Better Hearing Month ........................................................ 82 Copyright © 2019 Ask Ron Villano ................................................................................ 84 Graphics du jour, Ltd. Essential Oils for Gut Health ...................................................... 86-87 All Rights Reserved SPRING EGG HUNT ......................................................................88-89 POET’S CORNER ................................................................................ 90 CELEBRATIONS ............................................................................ 90-91 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .............................................................. 92 DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS .............................................. 102-103 PLEASE NOTE: Advertising & Editorial Deadline for the JUNE edition of OUR TOWN • ST. JAMES is THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 - 12 NOON. Distribution takes place on Wednesday, June 19, 2019. OUR TOWN • MAY 2019 – 4– MERCHANT SPOTLIGHT Chica Boutique their orders. as women, we 367 Lake Avenue are always on St. James, NY 11780 the go and find- 631-250-9613 ing just the right www.chicaboutiqueny.com thing to wear, can sometimes Warm Weather hours: be a challenge. mon. & tues. | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Chica Boutique Wed. thru sat. | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. would love to be Closed sunday your “go-to” resource for fun by Debbi Spiegel fashion that Chica Boutique is the Lake av- allows you to be enue destination for fashionistas! comfortable owner tracey alemaghides’ mis- while looking sion is to ensure customers have fabulous whether the best possible shopping expe- you are cheering rience, all while offering high- on your kiddo at quality products for every their sporting woman’s individual lifestyle. events, hitting Chica Boutique is the place to happy hour with find hand-picked trending styles friends, support- for ladies ranging in size from ing your favorite small up to 3XL. teens and their sports teams, moms can share their love of enjoying a fun shopping at Chica Boutique. weekend in the tracey started selling her city, or simply handmade jewelry online three want to look years ago as a side business. she cute at the gym. was amazed at the demand for tracey’s background as a her beautifully crafted items. she graphic designer has helped her expanded her online shop to in- to create a line of custom made clude an affordable collection of graphic t-shirts. the great sayings stylish dresses, tops, bottoms, ac- are put on buttery soft shirts and cessories, jewelry, shoes, and come with an affordable price more. In December, tracey tag. proudly opened the brick and Chica Boutique’s Pure Chica mortar Chica Boutique on Lake skincare products are cruelty- avenue. free, vegan and eco-friendly. tracey takes great pride in, they are also free of parabens, unofficial start to “selecting unique pieces that do sulfates, silicon, gluten, talc and summer. Chica Boutique has not kill the wallet!” her leather carcinogens. all skin types will beachy dresses, bathing suit earrings and cuff bracelets are instantly see powerful results. cover-ups and sunhats with sPF still available both online and in Dress to impress with Chica protection. stop in and shop store. Boutique’s Boho print tops, tye after the memorial Day Parade Chica Boutique’s followers on dye pieces, floral rompers, jeans on monday, may 27 from Facebook, Instagram and Pinter- and accessories. tracey 10 a.m.-2 p.m. est can pre-order new merchan- purchases in small quantities Chica Boutique is named after dise before it hits the racks. so act quickly if something tracey’s daughter’s endearing tracey often models the clothing catches your eye. nickname. By definition, it herself. the Chica Club rewards spoil yourself or a gal pal with means female friend. 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