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VOTE ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 RE-ELECT Mayor Paul Pontieri Trustee John A. (Jack) Krieger Trustee Lori Devlin • Trustee Thomas Ferb EXPERIENCE YOU CAN TRUST FOLLOW @PATCHOGUE2020 ON #PATCHOGUE2020 Paid for by Friends of PAtchogue PATCHOGUE2020.COM Canaan Lake expected to refill by summer’s end Additional work will create new parkland and add public water access BY NICOLE FUENTES

The multiphase plan to restore Canaan Lake back to its recreational glory days is now, according to Legis. Rob Calarco (D-Patchogue) in its final phase. Once completed later this summer, the lake will be restored back to its natural state to be used once again as a recreational centerpiece in North Patchogue. In November, New York Depart- ment of Environmental Conservation permit applications were submitted, allowing the project to move into the last phase. They were ultimately approved this January, and the Suffolk County Department of Pub- lic Works is currently soliciting bids for a contractor. Calarco acquired an additional $1.65 million in county funding late last year for the completion of the project. Construction is expected to begin in the spring, and the lake should refill late this summer or in early fall. The project began in 2017 with the installation of a new culvert and sluice gate under Traction Boule- vard, which allowed the lake to be drained in 2018 and ultimately dry out the lake bed. In 2019 the lake A tale as old as time bed was dry enough to utilize heavy machinery to scrape it and pile sed- are available for $15 and can be pur- Troy Sica as Cogsworth, Emma But- iment along the perimeter to help ‘Beauty and the Beast’ chased online only at ShowTix4U. ler as Mrs. Potts and Aidan Gaynor facilitate further drying. plays this weekend at com for the following shows: Friday, as the narrator. Now complete, the scraped sedi- Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 8, Dress rehearsal is tonight for ments will be used to build up the Bellport High School matinee performance at 2 p.m. and friends and family. Be their guest existing shorefront and create new evening performance at 7:30 p.m. and be sure to catch this perfor- parkland northwest and northeast of BY GLENN ROHRBACKER The main cast stars AutumnMar- mance! the lake on county land. The areas, garet Walthers as Belle and Michael Pictured above, Belle’s muscular according to Calarco, will provide Bellport High School’s production Marziliano as Beast and features suitor, Gaston, is played by Kevin public access to the water rather than of “Beauty and the Beast” is set to Jack Frankie as Maurice, Kevin Munson. disturbing the side road residents. premiere this weekend in the Eber- Munson as Gaston, Joey Salerno as For more show photos, see page sole Auditorium. Reserved tickets See CANAAN LAKE on page 5 Lefou, Jack Burkhardt as Lumiere, 27.

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PATCHOGUE VILLAGE Architectural bones need maintenance too

Wolter, emphasizing its age. “The orig- ers to achieve their special coloration, Congregational Church inal car port was built for horse and so moisture gets in between them. And receives $20K Sacred Sites carriage.” the ceilings at each stained glass win- Realistically, the church needs dow juncture have leaks.” He pointed grant; church needs to $90,000 for a thorough job. “To do to moisture outlines over the eastern something piecemeal, it won’t work,” grand window and also to the small raise a matching amount he said. “You can’t patch it here and holes in the ceiling. You have to look BY LINDA LEUZZI there. No, we need surgery.” for the imperfections, but once alerted, Wolter is percolating possible solu- [we saw] they were there. As Congregational Church of Pat- tions for funding. The church never Roof issues chogue pastor Dwight Lee Wolter put had a gala, which might be a likeli- “Flat roofs are a problem,” he said it, if you were 127 years old, you’d have hood, he said, a natural for the beau- of the one located over the church leaks, squeaky hinges and well-being tiful reception room that opens to the Sunday school in the back parking issues too. sanctuary. But for history buffs, the lot. “It’s not like a slanted roof, where He was referring to the stately church will host a free Sacred Sites moisture slides off. When you have a church on Main Street he shepherds, a Open House on May 16 from 10 a.m. to heavy wet snow, it compresses, and Romanesque Revival structure a cou- 2 p.m., with a concert at noon as a way when you walk on an old roof, you ple of hundred feet east of the Pat- to show off its holy treasures. That create a tear on the way to a tear,” he chogue Theatre for the Performing includes the huge organ with its more said. And there were particular chal- Arts, designed by architects Lawrence than 2,000 pipes and hidden stairways, lenges for the gabled roof in the front B. Valk and Sons. Constructed by local the glorious windows, the choir lofts with its slate tiles. On a steep incline masons in 1892, it recently received a and bell tower. For those who just on the old section, to repair one, you Sacred Sites grant from the New York want to come in and sit, the space is a can loosen two. Landmarks Conservancy. The con- calm and nurturing space enveloped servancy’s Long Island Sacred Sites by the aura of a million prayers. Church sustainability grants are made possible with the “The New York Landmarks Conser- generous support of the Robert David Here are some of vancy questions why are you viable,” Lion Gardiner Foundation. the issues: Wolter said. “There are many church- The $20,000 grant to help repair the es in need of repair, but you have to roof comes with a caveat, however: It Moisture gets into stained glass prove your relevancy. No one would is a matching grant, and the church Wolter itemized some of the main- doubt that we are very conscientious will have to raise $20,000 on its own as tenance challenges most people don’t about helping our neighbors, includ- well to get the money. think of. “These stained glass win- ing veterans, Long Island Against “This church was built when there dows have lead seams and the building Domestic Violence, our soup kitchen, was no electricity and heating,” said shifts,” Wolter explained. “The cre- food pantry, bike program, even giving Congregational Church of Patchogue’s ators of the glass applied several lay- gift cards out last year to those who pastor, Rev. Dwight Lee Wolter, shows off one were experiencing the government of the sanctuary’s 16 stained glass windows. furlough.” The church also sponsors The church received a matching Sacred Sites Some facts about the its Spirituality of Music series, where grant to repair its roof. guests can sit in the sanctuary for free ADV/Leuzzi Congregational Church of Patchogue or give a donation and hear beautiful and barbershop services, and the arts . The church on East Main Street was built by Italian masons in 1892. music made by talented local bands. concerts series was also impressive . The sanctuary seats 420, but with the rear reception area, 600 can be accom- The money funds the soup kitchen. and innovative,” she said. “We try to modated. Ann Friedman, director of the come up with a number of individuals . The bell tower houses what Rev. Dwight Wolter refers to as “The Mama Sacred Sites Program, commented served beyond church members, so Bell,” which dates to 1873 and was transported to Patchogue by train. It weighs that all three grants submitted for while they have 360 members — 100 850 pounds and due to velocity when rung, hikes to 1,200 pounds. Subsequently, Long Island were awarded, including who attend regularly — they serve Mama Bell, the tower and the four clocks were restored five years ago through Mount Sinai Congregational Church more than 6,000 annually, and that’s a grant. and First Presbyterian in Southold. a great multiplier. Also, it’s unusual . The organ was installed in 1915 by the Midmer-Losh Organ Company. It has “That was out of 25 statewide,” Fried- masonry. Another part of our review, more than 2,000 pipes accessible through two doors. man said. As for the church’s viabil- as our grants are matching grants, . There are 16 stained glass windows. Two are certified as being produced from ity, “We were really impressed with they are using the award as a fundrais- Tiffany Studios, Louis Comfort Tiffany’s company. the community outreach, the health ing tool; Rev. Wolter wrote a letter ask- . The church’s parking lot was sold to Patchogue Village for $1. screenings, access to shower facilities ing people to pledge to the match.” n

Patchogue Theatre partners with United Cerebral Palsy

public at the historic Patchogue The- ings created by individuals with dis- Art created by UCP’s atre, right in the heart of Patchogue abilities in UCP-LI’s Adult Art Pro- Adult Day Program will Village. gram. This program was introduced The Patchogue Theatre, a nonprofit at UCP to help strengthen fine motor be on display through organization that enriches, educates skills and relieve tightness caused and entertains a diverse audience by by cerebral palsy, arthritis and other February cultivating and showcasing a broad conditions. variety of performing artists, has With every stroke of the brush, The not-for-profit Patchogue The- been open for business since Decem- UCP-LI’s artists demonstrate their atre for the Performing Arts is proud ber 1998. skills. Each artist embraces his or her to announce a partnership with Unit- “It is an honor to join UCP of unique talent, using adaptive tools ed Cerebral Palsy of Long Island to Long Island as a community partner when needed and exploring uncon- highlight its Inaugural Art Appre- to showcase the outstanding artist- ventional techniques such as paint- ciation Event to be held during the ry work from their talented individ- ing with bubble wrap, chopsticks, month of February. uals,” said Gary Hygom, executive Brillo, chicken wire, among others. “I am extremely excited to be team- director of the Patchogue Theatre. The end result is always something ing up with the Patchogue Theatre The Patchogue Theatre will feature beautiful and special. The arts build and the Patchogue community to pro- a total of 19 artists in the exhibit, relationships and “open doors” as mote UCP of Long Island’s amazing with 36 pieces of work to be viewed UCP-LI’s artists participate in events and inspirational artistry, hand-craft- outside its famous auditorium. throughout the Long Island commu- ed and painted by our incredible indi- To highpoint the monthlong event, nity where they can sell their work viduals,” said Judith McCowan, pres- Patchogue Theatre for the Performing on Wednesday, Feb. 26, the Patchogue and showcase their many abilities. ident and CEO of UCP of Long Island. Arts was named a Finalist in the Claire Theatre, in conjunction with UCP UCP of Long Island provides resi- For the entire month of February, Friedlander Arts & Culture Award category of Long Island, will host a special dential care in 31 homes across Suf- paintings created by UCP-LI’s indi- of the Eighth Annual Long Island Imagine night highlighting the exhibit and folk County, serving two residential viduals in the Adult Day Art Program Awards. the talented artists. Attendees will be homes in the town of Patchogue. n will be available for viewing to the Courtesy photo shown the uniqueness of the paint- 4 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net

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215 South Country Road, Bellport NY 11713 631.286.1133 • TheGateway.org longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 5 CANAAN LAKE: Attraction will be restored to its glory days FROM PAGE 1 “We are dealing with three times attractive recreational spot for the he said. Calarco explained that the then naturally fill itself back up after the amount of material we originally community,” Calarco added. best bet is to cover the contamination boards have been replaced. It will then anticipated,” he explained, noting that Lake resident Steve Lucas said he with no future risk. be accessible for swimming, fishing, original estimates were between 12,000 was “absolutely excited” about the Once completed, the lake would kayaking and other activities. n and 15,000 cubic yards when in reality reopening of the lake. He and his about 25,000 to 40,000 cubic yards were wife first moved by the lake in 1971 collected. “[Still] and often used the we are expecting to “We really want to make this county parks, which complete this project at the time, he said, this year.” an attractive recreational featured snack bars. The collected spot for the community.” “It was really nice, materials will be and had been pris- used, he said, to tine for years,” he LEGIS. ROB CALARCO build up the park- remembered of the land and essentially way the lake once build a meadow that sticks into the was, excited to see it restored. “Our lake slightly to create an access point. first winter here, there were scooter And, depending on funding, Calarco races on the frozen lake. It was terrif- said, the installation of a kayak launch ic. We’d also take the kids swimming and a playground could be a possibili- or just go down to put our ankles in ty. water.” “We really want to make this an Once the lake is refilled, Lucas said, he and his wife would be happy to bring his grandkids back to where his Legis. Rob Calarco (D-Patchogue) plans to bring Canaan Lake back to its recreational children once enjoyed. glory days. The project to restore the lake is now in its final phase. Once completed later Facts about Canaan Lake Still, under DEC rules, a portion this summer, the lake will be restored back to its natural state to be used once again as a Canaan Lake is the first major of the lake will remain untouched recreational centerpiece in North Patchogue. water body along the tributary sys- due to a deposit of heavy metals that ADV file photo tem that runs through Patchogue was found during soil sampling before and into the Great South Bay. The the project began. That portion will Restoration project began in 2017 lake is primarily groundwater-fed. It be capped with several feet of sand was once a major tourist attraction to contain the metals and prevent According to the county, over the past several decades the highly invasive and summer vacation destination. regrowth of the invasive species. cabomba weed and water milfoil crowded out Canaan Lake’s native plant species, However, in recent years the lake “DEC continues to work closely with which severely hampered the natural habitat and recreational uses of the lake. has become infested with invasive Suffolk County to advance this proj- In an effort to restore the lake, the Canaan Lake Restoration Project was created. species of plants that clog the water- ect,” said a spokesperson for the DEC, Due to significant operational issues, dredging of the lake was not a possibility, ways. The growth of these invasive also confirming that permits for the and the county decided to go in a different direction. species is believed to be caused pri- project have in fact been awarded. Work began in 2017 to install a new culvert under Traction Boulevard, which marily by excessive nitrogen in the The sand used to cap the area, Calar- has allowed the lake to drain by slowly pulling and removing boards. Legis. Rob water. Nitrogen loading from cess- co further explained, will also be used Calarco then announced that work officially had begun to drain Canaan Lake pools and runoff from fertilizers from sediment from the lake further in May 2018. Later that summer (in August), Suffolk County Executive Steve have created a strong environment deepening the lake and allowing it to Bellone signed legislation to fund Phase Two of the Canaan Lake restoration for the hostile plants to survive in. flow a little better as well. project. The $1.5 million in funding was used to eradicate invasive weeds and “Basically, it’s not harmful if it’s left remove sediment in an effort to restore the lake to its original recreational use. alone, but you don’t want to stir it up,”

These postcards fromcirca 1910, recovered by local lake resident and Greater Patchogue Historical Society treasurer Steve Lucas, depict Canaan Lake as it once was. Photos courtesy of Steve Lucas

Grand Marshal honored at dinner The Bayport Blue Point Chamber of Commerce had its Grand Marshal Dinner at the Mansion in West Sayville to honor Blue Pointer Matt McGuire, BAYPORT who will be heading this year’s popular St. Patrick’s Day BLUE POINT Parade. The man of the evening, McGuire proudly accepted a proclamation from Legis. Rob Calarco (D-Patchogue) and enjoyed a dinner filled with friendship and community spirit. Photo by Sweezey Photography 6 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net Where does the $3 million for the homeless go? Local HUD grants used for rental subsidies and support services for homeless and disabled BY NICOLE FUENTES

Last month, Rep. Lee Zeldin (R, NY-1) announced that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded $2,900,950 in Continuum of Care grants to local homeless assistance programs. The renewal grants are intended to help individuals and families experiencing homelessness, particularly those living in places not meant for habitation, located in sheltering programs or at imminent risk of becoming home- PATCHOGUE less. The money was allocated to various MEDFORD organizations, includ- SHIRLEY ing local facilities Con- cern for Independent Living, of Medford; Economic Opportuni- In our region, the number of homeless (combined Nassau/Suffolk) has hovered around 4,000 each night for the past several years. Each year, ty Council of Suffolk, of Patchogue; and the number has gone down slightly. However, numbers for 2020 are not available as of yet. Brighter Tomorrows, of Shirley. Photos courtesy of Long Island Coalition For the Homeless “From our nation’s veterans to our the Homeless, the money specifically in programs are at or near capacity. streets. “With this funding, we have the communities’ senior citizens to others our readership area are broken down as “By funding leasing costs and support- opportunity to assist them to get into per- just trying to get by, there are so many follows: ive services, HUD is making it possible manent housing and help get them out of critical local organizations that help our for Concern for Independent Living to their homelessness situation and/or out most vulnerable populations, and it is Concern for Independent Living, provide housing and supports to dozens of of poverty… [it] could be the beginning vital that we ensure they have the support formerly homeless individuals and fam- for some of community members start of they need to continue their important of Medford A total of $1,002,862 was given to Con- ilies,” said Elizabeth Lunde, Concern’s self-sufficiency.” work,” Zeldin said in a release. “These cern as a renewal of funding for its Per- chief operating officer, excited and appre- grants inject funding directly into the manent Supportive Housing programs for ciative to receive notice of the HUD renew- Brighter Tomorrows, Inc., of Shirley heart of our communities through these homeless and disabled households, which al funding. “We all know that housing is A total of $401,547 was given to Bright- local organizations, making a real and are rental programs with units through- expensive on Long Island; this is a valu- er Tomorrows for renewal funding for noticeable difference on the ground for out Nassau and Suffolk County. The able opportunity for persons transitioning its Rapid Rehousing program in Suffolk our neighbors in need.” programs provide rental subsidies and from homelessness to be able to live in County. It is similar to the EOC program, According to Greta Guarton, executive support services to participants. These their own apartments in the community but it serves only victims of domestic director of the Long Island Coalition for with the help they need to be successful violence. over the long term.” Three other organizations were also chosen for renewal funding for their simi- Economic Opportunity Council lar programs, including Options for Commu- of Suffolk, Inc., of Patchogue nity Living, Suffolk County Department of Social Food for Growing Minds EOC receivedFood $817,369 also foras a renewal Growing Services/Beacon House III andMinds Association for Food for Growing Minds funding for its Rapid Rehousing program Mental Health and Wellness, all of Ronkon- Encourage Curiosity in Suffolk County.Encourage This program Curiosity provides koma. Encourage Curiosity shallow, short- to medium-term subsidies, The funding, Guarton said, is some- Ask Questions along with Asksupport Questionsservices, to homeless thing these organizations rely on every Ask Questions households. 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Fell replied dent, voiced issues about the school bus that work was being done on holes 18 noise on Kreamer Street. and 9, there were improvements on 8, The buses use a parking lot with an a practice putting green is being placed entrance on Kreamer Street, and the where the old ninth hole was, and the cacophony of backup beeping for sever- ninth hole was being moved 30 yards to al hours in the morning and afternoon the west so members can chip and putt into evening is an ongoing concern. in that area. “The noise from the (beeping) alarms Frank Derosa presented a long prob- start at 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. with intermittent ing about the Enterprise Fund. “It has noise through the day, including 3:30 to be explained a bit better and the rea- p.m. to 6 p.m.,” she son for it,” he said. Moran commented said. “They’re cram- BELLPORT that the board inherited the fund. Fell ming more and more VILLAGE said it provided a better auditing tool, buses in that lot.” that [the golf course under the Enter- Miller mentioned a possible solution prise Fund] has been in the black with offered previously by Mayor Fell that $250,000 in the fund after paying all the the bus company would move 15 buses bills. Village Clerk John Kocay delved to a lot in Center Moriches. But that into its history. “We’re very lucky we hasn’t happened. have several amenities and one of the “I’ve called,” said Fell. “All I can do is Buses that enter and exit on Kreamer Street are causing a noise disturbance, say residents. largest is the golf course, and it could ask the village attorney to get in touch ADV/Leuzzi be considered a business,” he said. “A with (the bus company) attorney.” Fell former mayor had the auditors do an noted that trustee Steve Mackin looked company was leased by a private owner. about dangerous speeding on Country assessment, and they suggested it would into a device that could eliminate the “They have leased it to the bus company Club Road and watching cars zip by at 70 be to the village’s benefit to have an noise. Ken Gobright commented that since I moved to the village in 1972,” he miles an hour. “I’m here to ask for added enterprise fund.” the issue wasn’t the buses but the noise. told the Advance. Village Attorney Dave urgency,” he said. “I’m fearful we’ll go A question was asked about Ho Hum Gobright spoke to the Advance. “When Moran said that in studying whether another year.” Beach and the pavilion. Trustee Mike I moved in two years ago (the buses) they could regulate the situation, the Larry Sribnick of Bellport.com had Ferrigno spoke about a letter from an weren’t there,” he said. “They came bus company showed legal proof of con- three questions for the board on a village engineer stating that the pavilion wasn’t back with big buses about a year ago. tinual use. Moran said he would contact marina FOIL request but was backed off usable. “Do we spend maybe $200,000 to The device might be the answer.” their attorney again. from asking questions. Sribnick was take it down? The board is grappling Fell said the land used by the bus Thomas Schultz reiterated concerns told he was asking about a legal matter with the best alternative,” Ferrigno

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Thursday, February 6 6-12 will celebrate civil rights activists and District’s dual-language program can get To register, call 631-438-3290. important African-American leaders through help with Spanish, 6-7 p.m. No registration “Galentine’s Day” – Celebrate your best Homework Help – A certified elementary a unique art experience at the Carnegie required. Call 631-654-4700 ext. 2000. school teacher will be at Patchogue-Medford friend at Patchogue-Medford Library with Library Teen Center, 3:30-4:30 p.m. To regis- Create A Card – Teens, grades 6-12, will Library to help students in grades 1-5 with RomCom trivia, cards, and a waffle bar, 6:30 ter, call 631-438-3290. p.m. To register, call 631-654-4700, ext. 152. create a personalized Valentine’s Day card, basic math, time management, reading, writ- Llama Pouches – Students in grades 6-12 4-5 p.m. at Carnegie Lirary Teen CenterTo ing or study skills, 5-6:30 p.m. To make an Mothers’ Groups – Infant and toddlers will decorate llama pouches at the Carnegie register, call 631-438-3290. appointment, call 631-654-4700, ext. 200. groups at the Patchogue-Medford Library: Library Teen Center, 6:30-7:30 p.m. To regis- Mending Our Democracy with Civil AARP Defensive Driving – Complete this Mothers with infants ages 2-16 months, ter, call 631-438-3290. 10-10:45 a.m. Mothers with toddlers ages Discourse – Join Tim Bishop at Pat- six-hour class at South Country Library for 17-35 months, 11-11:45 a.m. Call 631-654- Saturday, February 8 chogue-Medford Library for an engaging insurance discounts and reduced points on 4700, ext. 200 for registration information. discussion how we can move toward civil and a driving record, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. $20 for Scout Shabbat Service – Special Shabbat productive democracy, 6:30 p.m. To register, AARP members; $25 for non-members. To Recipe for a Healthy Life – Nutrition service at Temple Beth El of Patchogue for call 631-654-4700, ext. 152. register, call 631-286-0818. Knowledge to Inspire Change at South all Cub, Boy and Girl Scouts at 9 a.m. Every Country Library is a 6-week course that will scout in uniform will receive a Scout Shabbat Heart-Shaped Wreath – Program at South South Country Central BOE – The board of explore dieting myths, simple ways to build patch. Contact David Stern at 631-696-7078. Country Library will demonstrate how to cre- education will hold a Business Meeting/Bud- ate a Valentine’s Day wreath, 6:30-8 p.m. Fee: get Presentation: Tax Cap & Expenses and long-term healthy habits, and strategies to Defensive Driving – Six-hour course at manage emotional eating, 6:30-7:30 p.m. To $15. To register, call 631-286-0818. Revenues at 6:15 p.m. in the South Country South Country Library entitles attendees to School District Office. Visit www.southcoun- register, call 631-286-0818. Alzheimer & Dementia Caregiver – The a savings of up to 10% on vehicle insurance try.org for changes or updates. Thursday Afternoon Movie – The South and/or a reduction of points on a driving Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands Caregiver Sup- Country Library will be showing “Ad Astra” record, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fee: $28 check or port group at South Country Library will meet Classic Film Screening – The 1961 film (Rated PG-13) at 2 p.m. Call 631-286-0818 money order to Empire Safety Council. Call 1-2:30 p.m. To register, call 516-586-1507. “West Side Story” will be shown on the big for details. 631-286-0818. screen at Patchogue Theatre, 7 p.m. For tick- Tuesday, February 11 ets, visit www.patchoguetheatre.org or call – The Patchogue STD Screening – Free, drop-in, anonymous Basketball Free Throw Shots for Tots – Free immunizations at the box office at 631-207-1313. STD/HIV screenings at Middle Country Knights of Columbus’s annual free com- Patchogue-Medford Library for children with Library, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No insurance need- petition for boys and girls ages 9-14 at The no health benefits, 2-5 p.m. For information, Thursday, February 13 Holy Angels Regional School, 9-10:30 a.m. ed. Out-of-district patrons allowed. Call 631- call Child Health Immunization Hotline at Roads Beyond Recovery – Share your story 585-9393, ext. 218. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Winners will 631-854-0222. of moving beyond recovery in a supportive compete at district level at 11 a.m. Proof of – Performance at environment, or listen and be inspired, South “Little Shop of Horrors” age required. Call Mike at 631-774-2605. Fire Island UFSD – The Board of Education Patchogue-Medford High School on Thurs- will hold a Regular Meeting at 4:30 p.m. in Country Library, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Light refresh- day and Friday, Feb, 6 and 7, 7 p.m. and two “Mary Poppins Jr.” – Ovations Repertory the lunchroom of the Woodhull School. Call ments. To register, call 631-286-0818. Company will bring this classic family film showings on Saturday, Feb. 8 at 1 p.m. and 7 631-583-5626 for more information. Thursday Afternoon Movie – The South p.m. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at to life on the stage of Patchogue Theatre, Country Library will be showing “Downton Now Showing – The Plaza Cinema & Media the door. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For tickets, visit www.pat- Abbey” (Rated PG) at 2 p.m. Call 631-286- choguetheatre.org or call the box office at Arts Center in Patchogue will show the film – Judy Carmichael, Dan 0818 for details. “Jazz Inspired” 631-207-1313. “Parasite” at 2 p.m. and “2020 Oscar Nom- Block and Conal Fowkes will perform at The inated Shorts – Animation” at 5 p.m. Visit Comedy at The Loading Dock – Regina Loading Dock, 8 p.m. For tickets, visit www. Sunday, February 9 www.plazamac.org for tickets and additional Decicco and Francisco Aldorando will per- patchoguetheatre.org or call the box office at Drum & Dance Circle – Interactive drum, showings. form at the Patchogue Theatre’s backstage 631-207-1313. venue, The Loading Dock, 8 p.m. For tickets, dance and sing-along with World Beat Groove Wednesday, February 12 Friday, February 7 at Patchogue-Medford Library, 2 p.m. No reg- visit www.patchoguetheatre.org or call the istration necessary. Call 631-654-4700. SMART Recovery® – An anonymous, box office at 631-207-1313. “Love Letters” – Annual Choral Festival self-empowering recovery support group for Fundraiser presents A.R. Gurney’s touching Blood Drive – Give the gift of life at Bellport all types of addiction will be held at South story of a 50-year correspondence per- Community Center, 4 Bell St., Bellport, 9 a.m. Country Library, Wednesdays, 7-8 p.m. Any- formed at Christ Episcopal Church, 64 S. to 3 p.m. Contact Ken Hawkins at 631-286- one 18+ struggling with addiction is welcome. Country Rd., Bellport, 7 p.m. For information 2559. Call 631-286-0818 for info. Send your items to LIAproduction@opton- or to RSVP, contact Mary Cappasso at mcap- Monday, February 10 line.net, with “Around Town” in the subject [email protected]. Valentine’s Day Treat – Teens, grades 6-12, line or mail your notice to Long Island – Students, will decorate heart-shaped cookies at the Civil Rights Zentangle – Students in grades Spanish Homework Help Advance, P.O. Box 780, Patchogue, NY 11772 grades 1-5 in the Patchogue-Medford School Carnegie Library Teen Center, 3:30-4:30 p.m. Attn: Around Town

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Church on ed in the basement of St. Joseph the Worker 30 and Wednesday, May 6, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. the corner of Maple St. and Browns Ln., Defensive Driving – American Safety Inc., R.C. Church, at the corners of Atlantic and To register, call 631-451-9127. Bellport. Now open Wednesdays, Fridays and 6-hour course at Henrietta Acampora Rec Narragansett avenues in East Patchogue, Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Park in the lot on Center, Blue Point, on Saturday, March 28, offers for sale lightly used clothing, acces- Pathways to Success – Learn to code in six Maple St. and look for signs. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fee: $25 for senior citizens, sories, dishes, glassware, knickknacks, months with this free software engineering veterans and handicapped, and $40 for linens, other household items, books and Art Exhibit – South Bay Art Association program offered by Brookhaven Town, Mon- non-residents and all others. To register, call games. Hours are Fri., 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sat., day through Friday, at Syosset Facility, starting exhibit “Black & White” will be on display at Shand’s Loft gallery at the BrickHouse 631-363-5193. 9 a.m. to noon; and Sun., 9 a.m. to 12:30 March 2, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Upon acceptance p.m. Volunteers are needed to assist with the into the program, participants will be provided Brewery, Feb. 1-29. An artists’ reception will Little Neck Run Closed – Recent observa- be held on Friday, Feb. 21, 7-9 p.m. Visit www. tions by the Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge sorting, pricing and sale of items during the with additional scholarship benefits. To learn days and times posted above. Contact the about the program, visit www.code.nebu- SouthBayArt.org. of bald eagles at the nest site near Little Neck Run has prompted a seasonal closure to pub- parish office at 631-286-9133 if you can spare laacademy.com. Thrift Shop Sale – Check out the Valentine’s a few hours. Specials Table at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, lic access. For more information, call 631-286- South Country Pre-K , Kindergarten – The 0485 or visit www.fws.gov/refuge/wertheim. South Country Central School District will 31 Rider Ave., Patchogue, for gifts, décor conduct registration for the 2020 – 21 school and clothing. Shop small appliances, dishes, Daytime Counseling – Colonial Youth and Vendors Wanted year from March 2 through 27. For informa- linens, books, jewelry, clothes for the family, Family has openings for children, adolescents, April 4 – AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Post tion, call 631-730-1617 or visit the district dress and sports apparel, and foreign dolls, adults and couples. Most insurance accepted. #18 Craft and Vendor Sale fundraiser at website at www.southcountry.org. too. Handicapped parking in rear. Donations Call 631-281-4461 for more information. the hall, 141 Carleton Ave., East Islip, 10 accepted during business hours, Monday, Senior Scholarships – Brookhaven Highway Community Help – The Patchogue-Medford a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Gloria Morck at 631- Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call Library offers free help in many areas. For 277-9842. Superintendent Daniel Losquadro invites 631-307-9154. high school seniors to apply for one of two computers and career counseling, call 631- May 23 – Yard Sale/Craft Fair at St. $1,000 Highway Superintendent’s Associa- Adult Programs in Blue Point – Town of 654-4700, ext. 220. For bilingual immigration Mark’s Church, Islip, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tion scholarships. Applicants should submit Brookhaven offers the following programs at counseling, call 631-654-4700, ext. 228. 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EDITORIAL Canaan Lake is Oscar shorts offer a brief glimpse of humanity What is the zeitgeist of our unique secret is. What he does learn is that she filmmaker Bryan Buckley, is based on era? The current selection of Oscar is pregnant, adding unwanted burden a real-life event at the Virgen de La almost shorts once again defines our humani- to his family. However, his son loves her Asuncion Safe Home in Guatemala in ty with thought-provoking stories that dearly and defies his father’s wishes for 2017. A group of orphaned girls must keep you guessing and wondering about her to take off her veil. The son makes go through an oppressive daily rou- who we are as humans in this mul- his brothers promise that they will nev- tine under the strict rule of a Catholic complete ticultural, multiracial, gender-bending er go to war in Syria, but we don’t know matron who has them beaten and raped time capsule on Planet Earth. I yield no his real fear until the big reveal behind if they get out of hand. When they rebel spoilers. the veil that further drives the father in numbers (joined by orphaned males) ince the start, some mem- “A Sister” (16 minutes), a thriller by to madness, guilt and empathy for the and almost escape, they are gathered bers of the community have Belgium filmmaker Delphine Girard, plight of his son’s new wife and his own up and locked in a room that is set on been doubtful of the result takes us on a breathtaking car ride family. fire while the matron reads her book S from the back seat, with a woman in “The Neighbors’ Window” (20 minutes), and ignores their screams. The reveal and the end of the Canaan Lake restoration project, something the passenger seat making a cell phone by American director Marshall Curry, lies not in this historic horror but in call to whom we do not know. What we opens with a couple in their apartment the dreams of love and freedom that the that has been looked at as the do know is that something abnormal is so busy with the care of their chil- girls share before horror strikes. first of its kind. Dredging wasn’t going on. At first she claims to the male dren and work, the petty little argu- “Nefta Football Club” (17 minutes), by possible due to the vulnerability driver that she is calling her sister who ments that occupy their lives are only director Yves Piat of Tunisia/France, of the fish life and the turbidity is taking care of her daughter. But the relieved by an erotic display of sex, is more of a playful response to a drug levels it would cause but still secret she must keep defines her life, as party and youthful pleasures across trade that must cross a border on a our legislator, Legis. Rob Calar- it must define the lives of many women the courtyard. It’s as if their neighbors mule that is intercepted by two kids living in hiding in a male-dominant deliberately put their sex, their parties, who first try to hide the bags of sacred co, persisted for the residents of relationship. Will she ever be able to their good times on display in front white powder, thinking it’s only laun- Canaan Lake and the surround- trust enough people to come out? Whom of the window to torture this couple dry soap. You can only imagine what ing area. is she talking to? trapped in a marriage burdened with becomes of this drug deal. It solves all Instead, the county found a way “Brotherhood” (25 minutes), by Tuni- humdrum routines of family life. As the arguments on the playground in a way to remove boards, install a cul- sian filmmaker Meryan Joobeur, is a hum-drummers immerse themselves you would have never imagined. vert and drain the lake, keeping day in the life of a family of shepherds vicariously in the pleasures of their Showtimes Feb. 7–13: in Tunisia. A brother returns from Syr- young neighbors, they are awakened by Fri: 7:30; Sat: 8:30; Sun: 7:15; Mon: the wildlife safe. This allowed the ia with a wife who hides behind a veil life’s tragic realities, that we all must 7:30; Tue: 2; Wed: 7:30. For additional lake bed to dry out and sediment and is silent through most of the film, die some day, and when that day comes, films, events and classes, please vis- and invasive plants to be removed annoying the hell out of his father, who what neighbor will be there for you? it www.plazamac.org or call the box by special machinery. wants to know what her big mysterious “Saria” (23 minutes), by American office at 631-438-0083. It took about three years, but it’s finally almost over, with DEADLINE IS MONDAY AT 5 P.M. hopes to refill by summer’s end. LETTERS Right now the sediment is piled Dear President Trump: ing a young man. ing, Mr. President, that you will join us In Rockland County, Maria “Rosie” and make this critical public safety issue up along the lake, and it will be Dangerous changes have been made used to build up the county park- Osai, a 35-year-old mother of three, a part of your 2020 platforms. to our bail system. was struck and killed by an unlicensed, Assemblyman Joseph DeStefano land for recreational use, as it Your efforts in making our communities hit-and-run driver on Christmas Eve. New York State Assembly, District 3 has been before. safer are most appreciated, and we are The driver was immediately released According to a nearby resident, firmly behind your unwavering support without bail pursuant to the new law. the lake was once a hot spot for for law and order. As such, I would like There is also the case of Sarah Tombs, to bring an issue to your attention that who was shot and killed in April by her THE ADVANCE WELCOMES LETTERS. swimming, boating and even ice has New Yorkers gravely concerned skating and hockey in the win- live-in boyfriend in Syracuse. He was We reserve the right to decide whether a about their safety. charged with reckless manslaughter and letter is acceptable for publication and to ter when it froze. (See page 5 for Without proper discussion or debate, the released last week. edit for accuracy, clarity and length. Letters old postcards of the lake back Progressive Democrats in the state leg- Another troubling aspect of these deemed potentially libelous or that malign when it was thriving.) It was islature made dangerous changes to our changes to our criminal justice system bail system by inserting new laws into a person or a group will not be published. once described as “pristine” and is a requirement forcing prosecutors Letters should not exceed 250 words. You the 2020 budget bill. The terrible conse- to turn over all evidence in a case, no “beautiful,” but due to invasive quences of these laws became immedi- can reach us by mail, or email ADVletters@ plants that thrive in the nitro- matter how complex, in just 15 days. optonline.net. Please include your full ately apparent. Perpetrators now have quick access to gen-polluted water, the lake fell Thousands of prisoners with criminal victim and witness information, and name, address, phone number, and/or unusable. histories were set free, and many who law enforcement officials from across email address. If we receive many letters on Fast-forward to 2020: The lake should have stayed behind bars quickly the state say the new laws will make our a given topic, we will print a representative is now close to completion and committed new crimes. For example, communities less safe. sample of the opinions expressed. On occa- in my assembly district, a repeat drunk Elected officials from both sides of the sion, we may run additional letters online. promised to live up to its recre- driver, someone who was even arrested ational glory days as a center- aisle have joined concerned citizens and for tampering with an ignition interlock victim’s rights advocates to pressure ELECTION ENDORSEMENT LETTERS: piece in North Patchogue. We device to keep him from driving while Gov. Cuomo and the lawmakers who The Advance will not accept letters endors- were with them since the start intoxicated, was arrested for getting supported these irresponsible laws to ing a candidate for the issue before any when the project began in 2017 behind the wheel drunk again and kill- immediately repeal them. We are hop- election. and when Suffolk County Exec- utive Steve Bellone signed legislation to fund Phase Two in 2018, It is not our aim to tell readers what to think, but to provide them with and we are here now, reporting food for thought and to make interpretive editorial comment on the news there is an end in sight. Not only do the residents of the Published weekly at 20 Medford Ave., J. Terry Tuthill, IV Nicole Fuentes Douglas E. Marino “forgotten” lake deserve to have Patchogue, NY 11772 Publisher Executive Editor General Manager/Accounting it back, but now so too does the Established 1871 county at large, who will regain ASSOCIATE EDITOR DISPLAY ADVERTISING SALES LEGAL ADVERTISING MGR. access to it come this late sum- Glenn Rohrbacker Chris Shaljian Vicki-Ann Morales JAMES A. CANFIELD mer or fall. REPORTERS OFFICE/CLASSIFIED PRODUCTION MANAGER Editor and Publisher, 1892-1924 Sam Desmond, ADVERTISING Mark Mac Nish Thank you for your tireless Randall Waszynski Michael Leonardi, Lynn Halverson effort in the Canaan Lake project, CAPT. JOHN T. TUTHILL, Jr., USNR PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Editor and Publisher, 1924-1972 CONTRIBUTING WRITER SUBSCRIPTIONS Suzanne Link, Joanne Kalfas Legis. Calarco. Linda Leuzzi Vicki-Ann Morales PROOFREADERS JOHN T. TUTHILL, III Rita Wallace, Vanessa Graniello Publisher 1972-2018 longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 11

OP-ED Suffolk County has a wastewater problem

BY ROB CALARCO those trades will never properly return to $26 million to sewer the south end of the most middle- and working-class families: PRESIDING OFFICER, their former glory unless we address the village. Mastic and Babylon are undergo- between $15,000 and $30,000. Suffolk Coun- SUFFOLK COUNTY LEGISLATURE root cause of the problem. ing similar projects that will connect hun- ty recognized this as well as the fact that Historically, Suffolk County has relied dreds of homes to sewers. It’s a great start, sewers are more costly, so we created This isn’t news to anyone, because it’s on cesspools to collect waste generated but we have also seen other communities the Septic Improvement Program, which an issue we have been grappling with for by homes. These do nothing to inhib- reject these kinds of projects. If we fail to provides up to $30,000 in grants to home- decades. The cost of our inaction, howev- it nitrogen leaching into the ground. In take the steps necessary, then the problem owners who install I/A OWTS. The pro- er, is growing, and if we do nothing, the 1973 Suffolk County passed new laws that will continue to worsen. gram has been in place for two years now, consequences will be devastating. required new construction to install sep- Sewers are great in certain areas, but and we have seen some new systems go Wastewater from our homes and busi- tic systems. While these newer systems the costs are prohibitive, and even with into the ground, but not nearly enough to nesses is loaded with harmful nitrogen. reduced some nitrogen leaching, they major expansions, sewers still only cov- combat the scale of the problem. We need Every time you flush the toilet, you are still typically discharged 40 pounds of er about 25 percent of households. New our residents to step up to be a part of the injecting nitrogen into our groundwater. nitrogen per year. Furthermore, the law technologies are coming onto the market solution. That nitrogen makes its way into our sur- allowed existing homes to replace their that offer us an opportunity to address For Suffolk County’s future, I encour- face waters and eventually into the Great failing cesspools with new cesspools. The the problem for many more homes. Inno- age all residents to visit www.reclaimour- South Bay. As the nitrogen concentration reality is 43 years after the law was passed, vative and Alternative Nitrogen Removal water.info to get more information about in the water grows, it can lead to all sorts more than 252,000 homes are still using Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems the Septic Improvement Program. I will of problems. Harmful algae blooms thrive cesspools; only 112,000 homes use septic (I/A OWTS) reduce the amount of nitro- also be hosting an informational seminar in nitrogen-rich environments, destroying systems. In 2018 Suffolk County updated gen leached into the ground by 60 to 70 at Longwood Library on March 24 at 7 local shellfish and causing fish kills. As a the law to require that all homeowners percent. For hundreds of homes, this is p.m. Water is Long Island’s heritage, and result, beaches must be closed to residents that are replacing a cesspool install a sep- our best way forward to address the prob- if we fail to protect it, then we are depriv- because of the health and safety risks. We tic system. It’s a step in the right direction, lem. ing future generations of Long Islanders have been living with the consequence but only a small one. A typical system is still too costly for their birthright. of this problem for decades. Water goes There are solutions to the problem, but to the very heart of what it means to be they will require effort from everyone a Long Islander, but for nearly 40 years to be successful. As population density The Long Island Advance encourages all readers, as well as elected officials and public our marine industries have been on life grows and sewers become more economi- figures, to contribute articles giving their personal views on local issues, current events support. We have made strides in more cally viable, we need to build them wher- or day-to-day life to appear on the op-ed page. All submissions 600 words or less will be recent times to revive those trades, but ever we can. In Patchogue, I helped secure considered. MY TURN Letter to my future self

BY BRIAN CURRY address it to my (hopefully) 75-year-old self. Just the thought of typing that Back when I used to occupy this space gives me pause, but here goes: on a weekly basis, I wrote a column Dear Brian, called “Letter to Myself at 16”; it quick- Whatever grand plans I had for my ly became one of my most comment- future and what it would bring has ed-on columns. It was basically a letter boiled down to one overwhelming from my current age at the time to thing: good health. my much-young- Oh, I’m not being fatalistic or dealing er self, complete with a life-threatening medical issue with a photo of (been there, done that in our past), but myself at that I am being realistic. Too many of my earlier bench- same-age peers have passed on or are mark age. dealing with chronic health problems The catalyst that while maybe not life-threatening for it was the have certainly affected their quality of release of a book life — no small thing. called “Dear After your own dances with the Grim Me,” which basi- Reaper, your health at this point is cally had stars actually pretty stable, but you do have of the day doing some things that already bear watching BRIAN CURRY much the same. at 65, and it sometimes scares me to If I were to break wonder how you, my 75-year-old self, down my own will be coping with them. I mean, I try “letter,” about 75 percent was in a seri- to exercise every day now, but I hope ous vein and the other 25 percent my you can still do that when we’re at the weak attempt at topical humor. age when you will open this letter. This week I opened the New York I’m not trying to be a downer. Retire- Local author depicts love and loss Times Book Review to find an essay ment has been wonderful. You have by author Ann Napolitano where she traveled all over and enjoyed yourself, as a caregiver in new book describes that starting at the age of 14, and I feel we certainly relished life. I In an age when cancer seems to be around every corner, caregiving is hitting a new she wrote a letter to her future self to hope that in the time between writing generation. Amy Nicole Tangel’s new release, “Hello Sunshine,” is a memoir of her be opened 10 years in the future. Then this letter and when you open it that we personal experience caring for her terminally ill mother and her journey as a caregiver. at 24, she wrote a letter to her 34-year- will have added more life experiences. “Hello Sunshine” tells the journey of a young woman who becomes a caregiver to her old self, and so on. The differences in In this interim, I promise to you, my mother when she is suddenly diagnosed with a rare blood disease. With only one known what she wanted for herself and her older self, that I’ll do all I can do in my possible cure and a race against time, she shares how she balanced giving her mother worries for her future at those 10-year power so that when we have our 75th the best possible care while being a full-time working mother who was faced with intervals are both cute and telling, with birthday we’ll be of sound mind and an devastating circumstances. “Hello Sunshine” is tribute to a daughter’s a gradual acceptance of what she pre- age-appropriate body. MEDFORD love for her mother and a story to pay forward to all caregivers seeking dicted and wanted to where her life is See you then (fingers crossed), comfort and hope. The recent release of “Hello Sunshine” is Tangel’s second published today as she got older. -Brian book. The book is 65 pages long and her first non-fiction publication. She previously Obviously, I’m a little late to that let- released a children’s book, “Buster’s Backpack Adventure,” in 2017. “I decided I wanted to ter-writing party, but this boomer who Brian Curry is a longtime Long Island write this book during the time I was caring for my mother, no matter what the outcome is approaching another benchmark age Advance columnist and a three-time was. I wanted what I was going through to help someone else,” said Tangel. “Writing this of 65 (anybody know of a good Medi- winner of the New York Press Asso- book was cathartic for me, and not only do I hope people can relate to this book, I hope care supplement plan?) wondered what ciation’s “Column of the Year.” You it gives them hope and comfort. It is a tribute to my mother, her fight and to everyone he would write to his older self. can contact him at currypointofview@ else who has battled cancer.” The paperback book can be purchased through Amazon for I’m not going to push the envelope, yahoo.com. $13.95. so I’ll stay within her guidelines and Courtesy photos 12 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net

FROM THE ARCHIVES OF THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE Head golf pro at Bellport undergoes surgery

been in the South Pacific area for several 75 Years Ago months, spent the weekend in Bellport. FEBRUARY 1945 He will go to Norfolk, Va., to await further orders. About 50 members of the Congrega- Helen M. Haas of Bellport, Army nurse tional Church and friends of Mr. and with General Patton’s forces, has been Mrs. Eugene H. Rogers of Amity Street, promoted from second lieutenant to first Patchogue, gathered at their home last lieutenant. Wednesday evening as a surprise to them Miss Betty Taylor, daughter of Mr. and on their 25th wedding anniversary. A fea- Mrs. Samuel Taylor of South Haven, and ture of the evening was a mock marriage Lieut. Wallace Budny, who is stationed at ceremony, Dudley Merrill acting as minister. Camp Upton, will be married at the South Mrs. Rogers wore a costume draped by Haven Presbyterian Church at 7:30 Satur- Frank Toth, consisting of a 4-yard train day evening. The public is invited. made of a 60-year-old lace curtain having Wallace Saunders of Pleasant Avenue, belonged to Mrs. Toth’s mother. Mr. Rogers Blue Point, is enjoying a two-week vaca- was in hillbilly attire. Miss Bessie Millett and tion from the Texas Oil Company of Jerome Homan were the attendants and Mrs. Patchogue. Mr. Saunders attended the Dudley Merrill played the piano. Mrs. Rogers Ice Revue in New York on Monday and carried an old-fashioned bouquet, a gift of expects to visit friends and relatives in the guests. Other gifts were a large wed- Philadelphia, Pa. ding cake, a basket of white carnations Seven stars have been added to the and a lovely silver sandwich tray. service flag of the Blue Point Fire Depart- Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin, who have ment, which now has a total of 37 blue resided for some years on Oak Street, have stars and one gold star. The newest stars sold their home and purchased the former are in honor of Philip Cosgrove, John Beglin, Skidmore home at 80 Jayne Avenue and are Richard Berg, Edward Beebe, Rupert Werner, now residing there. Ralph Schmidt and Eugene Swezey, all of the If a certain Patchogue man’s ears are Navy. Each star is embroidered with the still stinging from the reprimand he was name and the unit of military service. given at 5 a.m. Saturday, it is no won- Several local persons from Medford der. The reprimand was administered by sustained injuries during the past week, patrolmen Bryant Norton and Clovis Loso, when they fell on ice around their homes. who responded to the man’s telephone Mrs. Otto Jacobi of Middle Island Avenue call from a Patchogue hotel for an officer. broke an ankle, Mrs. Anton Hodl of Mount When they arrived, he explained that all Vernon Avenue and Mrs. Alfred Ellis of he wanted was transportation home. He Pennsylvania Avenue broke wrists, and walked. Mrs. Klein of Oak Street broke a hip. Despite Sgt. Joseph Miller has returned to Fort her broken wrist, Mrs. Hodl celebrated George C. Meade, Md., after spending a her birthday at her home with her family 10-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and about her. She received a large basket From the Feb. 5, 1970 edition: GOODBYE MR. WILLIAMS – After 14 years as principal of the Mrs. Charles Miller of East Main Street. of fruit from Mr. Hodl’s coworkers, the Tremont Avenue School, Bernard Williams (right) says goodbye to the student body last Friday. A Miss Ruth Oriez left Tuesday to return “Gang 59 C-Nite” at the Bethpage Grum- surprise assembly was planned by the youngsters with the assistance of faculty members Arthur to Washington, D.C., after spending a few man plant. Egan (left) and Charles Albert. Following a program of songs and skits, including the youngest days at the home of her parents, Mr. and pupils singing “Williams” to the tune of “Harrigan” as well as a “This is Your Life” dramatization Mrs. Alfred Oriez of Bailey Avenue. Miss 50 Years Ago by fifth-graders, Barbara Talerico (center) presented Mr. Williams with a portable television set Oriez is employed in the federal General FEBRUARY 1970 purchased by the children. Accounting Office. File photo Mrs. Philipp A. Hattemer has returned to Yeoman School at the Coast Guard Sta- her home on Wiggins Avenue from the tion Training Center, Governor’s Island, DO YOU HAVE A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH FOR THIS PAGE? Mail it to Long Island Advance, Southside Hospital, Bay Shore, where she N.Y., has graduated CG seaman appren- 20 Medford Avenue, Patchogue, New York 11772. Please include a brief, typewritten had an operation for appendicitis. tice Thomas Merlo, son of Mr. and Mrs. description of the photograph with your submission. All photos will be returned. T/Sgt. Henry Koleski, son of Mrs. Agnes Samuel Merlo of Patchogue and whose Koleski of Patchogue, has been awarded wife is the former Miss Carol L. Reich of Francis de Sales Parents Auxiliary, held Fort Holabird in Baltimore, Md., for fur- the Good Conduct Medal at the Pueblo Patchogue. a meeting at her home in preparation for ther training. Army Base, Pueblo, Colo. He is a crew Martin Romeo of West Lake Drive, Pat- the annual St. Patrick’s Day dance to be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hendrie and daugh- member of a B-24 Liberator Bomber team chogue, a student at the Massachusetts held the evening of March 7 in the parish ters, Susan and Barbara, of Thornhedge taking final aerial training at the Pueblo Institute of Technology, Cambridge, hall on South Ocean Avenue. Chairmen Road spent the weekend skiing at Bel- base. Mass., is a member of its concert band, of the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Pete Newham. leayre Mountain. Edward W. Hulse of Remsenburg has which, as part of a current southern tour, Music will be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. W. Dorsey Smith of Bellport Lane and Wal- bought the late Capt. Barney King place on appeared Tuesday at the Symphony Hall Army Specialist 4 James R. Cassidy of lace Ross of Academy Lane had exhibits at Bell Street, Bellport. Mr. Hulse is a retired of the Atlanta Memorial Arts Center, Patchogue has been assigned as a car- the National Boat Show held in the New engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Atlanta, Ga. After playing in Orlando, Fla. penter to the 397th Engineer Group in York Coliseum during the past two weeks. Mrs. Percy R. Gray of Brooklyn will open yesterday, they are scheduled for perfor- Vietnam. Nick Petrillo, head golf professional at “Grayden” on Howell Point Road for mances in Sanford and Jacksonville today Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schumpf of Pat- the Bellport Golf Club, recently under- Washington’s Birthday and the weekend. and tomorrow before returning home. Mr. chogue announce the engagement of their went surgery to his left foot. The surgery Cpl. Joseph Satornino of Charleston, S.C., Romeo plays the trombone. daughter, Margaret Schumpf, to Sergeant involved removing some bone formation, is passing a 10-day furlough with his wife Mrs. Joseph F. Polimeni, a member of the John Kirchner, son of Mr. and Mrs. John which was impairing movement of his on Association Avenue. Barton Avenue School faculty and a teach- Kirchner of Patchogue. Miss Schumpf tendon. Nick’s accident occurred nearly Worth Austin has been very ill at his home er in the Patchogue-Medford School Dis- is the manager of Parklane Hosiery in seven years ago, when a fall from a ladder on Academy Lane. trict for the past 15 years, is the mother of the Smith Haven Mall. Sgt. Kirchner is left him with the complications. Assisting Louis Perino Jr., radioman 3/c, USN, Sgt. Joseph F. Polimeni, who was one of two stationed with the Marine Corps at Camp Nick until he gets back on his feet are his arrived Wednesday night from New Guin- airmen chosen to escort vice president Lejeune, N.C. No date has been set for the charming wife, Jeanette, and his assistant, ea on a 30-day leave. He has been in the Spiro Agnew at recent wreath-bearing wedding. Don Stephani of East Patchogue. The affa- South Pacific area over a year. ceremonies honoring the war dead, in the Fourteen members of Bellport Boy ble golf instructor from Bellport hopes to Mrs. Henry Kreamer has sold the “Peri- Philippines. Mr. Polimeni, the sergeant’s Scout Troop 28 attended the annual Polar be teaching and playing by the late spring. winkle Bungalow” on Brewster Lane to father, is with Pan American Airlines. Bear Hike and Camp-Out held over the Georgine Welch of Southaven Avenue, Frank R. Thoms of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. At the Father and Son Beans and Franks weekend at Camp Edey, Sayville. Two Medford, celebrated her 102nd birthday Thoms have occupied the bungalow for Supper tomorrow in the Congregational patrols, under the guidance of Scott Wruck Wednesday. Georgine is in the best of several summers. Church, Paul Roman of the Brookhaven and Kent Rahm, received first place Blue health. Her son, Lawrence, lives with her. Mrs. Arthur G. Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. National Laboratory, Upton, will give a Ribbon at the closing ceremonies for high Playing this week at the Patchogue Theatre: Arthur N. Haas went to Mineola Monday glass-blowing demonstration. scores obtained at the trail station stops “Funny Girl,” starring Barbra Streisand for the 3rd birthday party of Jean Carol At sea is Navy seaman apprentice Ken- along the five-mile hike. and Omar Sharif; at the Plaza Theatre: Lehman. neth A. Prutting of Patchogue, aboard the Second Lieutenant and Mrs. Peter Otis John Wayne and Rock Hudson in “The Miss Doris Duffy is enjoying a week’s attack aircraft carrier USS Franklin D. Paige spent the weekend with his parents, Undefeated”; and at the Rialto Theatre: “The vacation from Seton Hall High School, Roosevelt. He is serving in the Mediterra- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paige of Bellport Lane. Honeymoon Killers,” with Shirley Stoler Patchogue. nean with the Sixth Fleet. Lieut. Paige has completed his training at and Tony Lo Bianco. Lieut. Edward Bishop, USN, who has Mrs. Thomas Keegan, president of St. Fort Knox, Ky., and will be stationed at — Compiled by Debbie Zampariello longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 13

POLICE BLOTTER Bellport left unlocked on Oak Drive on Jan. 31. left her wallet and when she returned, Shirley it was gone. Groceries were stolen from Stop & A can of beer was stolen from Star Deli Medford A purse was stolen at St. Francis de Shop on Feb. 1. on Jan. 30. A 12-pack of Corona beer was stolen Sales on Feb. 2. At USA Express gas, while an employ- A person left a bicycle outside of from 7-Eleven on Feb. 2. A 30-year-old Bellport woman was ee was pumping gas, someone went 7-Eleven on Feb. 1; when the person arrested on a charge of stealing clothing inside and took cash from a shelf under returned, it had been stolen. North Patchogue from Burlington Coat Factory on Feb. 1. the register on Feb. 1. A window was broken on a 2011 Nis- Steak, shrimp, and beer were stolen from King Kullen on Feb. 1. san parked on Bourdois Avenue, and a Information printed here was obtained from the Suffolk County Police Department. A purse was stolen. Patchogue criminal charge is an accusation against an individual. Unless and until proven guilty in court, Blue Point A woman reported that while sitting individuals are presumed innocent of these charges. During the criminal justice process, individuals may be acquitted or may have a charge against them reduced or dropped. A wallet was stolen from a 2005 Honda at the bar at The Cuban on Feb. 1, she

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The tests For teachers a school must for two consecutive years be BY GLENN ROHRBACKER have been reduced from three sections to The tests are not used to evaluate teach- above the CSI requirements or be redes- four sections, and they are now untimed, ignated after a three-year period. The list Every year in March and April, stu- ers or principals. Should a school be des- so districts have discretion to allow stu- of CSI schools is generated every three dents in grades 3-8 take New York State’s ignated as needing improvement due to dents time within the school day to finish. years, with the next one scheduled for standardized tests in English Language inadequate test scores, teachers and other The results for the exams are evaluated 2021–22. n Arts, Science and Math. But what has staff members are included in the recov- based only on the students who take them changed over the years and continues ery process. Educators have been under- and not those who chose to opt out. to change is how going increased professional development PATCHOGUE- these test results For parents courses as part of the district’s recovery MEDFORD are used to evaluate plan. SCHOOLS the students taking For each student who takes the stan- the exams and how dardized tests, a parent report is sent home For the district school districts operate. in the mail around September. The report There is a complex system of scoring The tests are required by the 2015 law outlines a child’s progress and achieve- used to measure district success year to “Every Student Succeeds Act” signed by ment on the tests. The report will also year, in addition to the individual student former President Barack Obama. The tests show how students performed in compar- reports. 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The CSI designation allows 8 ONLY): June 1 the ELA, the report breaks down how a for more oversight from the state Edu- Parents of children who take state tests will ELA and Math tests are given on student performed on different sections cation Department and requires the dis- get a report card in the mail describing how two consecutive days of the district’s in the test and what each section required trict to develop improvement plans. The their student performed and where they can choice the student to do. The report can also be improvement plan requires new measures look for improvement. used to start a dialogue about a student’s Photos courtesy of Pat-Med Schools

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OBITUARIES Gertrude C. Jachowdik and nephews and their families. She was Ruth Torrey Hallock predeceased by her sisters Helen Cat- Gertrude C. Jachowdik, 87, a lifelong ton, Marie Sawicki, Frances Risley, Sr. 1917–2020 resident of Patchogue, died Jan. 17. She Anne Jachowdik and Dorothy Godzieba; worked at Glover Gas for many years and her brothers, George and Anthony prior to retiring as an animal control Jachowdik. Long-time Bellport resident Ruth Funeral arrangements were entrust- Hallock, found her way “home” in officer for Brookhaven Town. Gardening was her passion, and she spent countless ed to Robertaccio Funeral Home, Pat- the early morning hours of January chogue. A funeral Mass was held at St. 25th, 2020, at the age of 102. hours growing flowers and vegetables. She is survived by her sisters Cather- Francis de Sales Church, Patchogue, fol- Ruth was born in Olean, NY, ine Friedel and Rose Dioguardo, both of lowed by interment in Holy Sepulchre September 27, 1917, the second of Patchogue, and her many loving nieces Cemetery, Coram. four daughters of Edward M. Tothill and Julia Valentine Torrey Tothill. During the depression she moved PLEASE NOTE: It is the policy of this newspaper that all obituaries, whether from a family with her family to North Tonowanda, member or funeral home, are edited for style and content. We charge a fee for all obituaries, NY, where she graduated from but they must adhere to our format. To place a standard obituary or an obituary “as is” with high school. She attended the no editing, please call our advertising department at 631-475-1000, ext. 11. Art Institute in Buffalo for a year and graduated from Buffalo State Teachers College. Ruth arrived in Bellport on a train in 1940 to accept a job teaching art in the grade and high schools. Soon thereafter, she was introduced to Albert Hallock from Lake Grove, NY, on a blind date. They were married on August 28, 1943 and settled in Bellport, eventually building a home together on Pearl Street where they raised four children: Torrey H. Felio (Arthur Felio), of Newport, NY; Leslie C. Hallock (Joseph Hahn), of Freeport, ME; Alison R. Hallock of East Moriches, NY, and Peter W. Hallock (Michelle Abadir), of Mamaroneck, NY. Also surviving are her grandchildren: Kyrie, Joy, and Thomas Felio and Will and Dell Hallock. Ruth was blessed with four great grandchildren: Lyman, Malena, Eleanor, and Emi. Ruth wore many hats during her lifetime. As the children arrived, she took breaks from teaching, but over a long career she inspired many students across the Bellport, Brookhaven, and East Patchogue elementary schools. Later, Ruth became the children’s librarian at the Bellport Memorial Library, where she continued in a teaching capacity and remained until her retirement at age 75. During her tenure, the library grew from a three-room structure to the modern facility that now serves the expanded community. Ruth and Al appreciated that they were part of a very special community. They delighted in the beauty of the village, the ever-changing Great South Bay, and their wonderful friendships. They would often putt across the bay in their old wooden boat, the Noname, for overnight stays at the Old Inlet Club docks. They also participated in the lively gatherings of the Hearth Club, a local couple’s group. Ruth was a longstanding member of the Bellport United Methodist Church, contributing to the congregation by designing and sewing banners for the sanctuary, working in the Thrift Shop and at the church fairs. She also enjoyed her many friends in the Deucy Bridge Club. Ruth utilized her artistic talents and considerable energy throughout her life supporting groups such as the Architectural Harmony Board, the Bellport Library Board of Trustees, the Bellport Garden Club, the South Bay Art Association, the Band Shell Committee, the Bellport Historical Society, and the Playcrafters. In each position, she generously gave of her time, creativity and enthusiasm to support organization projects. Ruth was an intelligent, courageous, humorous, and optimistic woman. She was a prodigious reader (especially of mysteries), an excellent cook, host to friends and family, and an avid gardener. A life-long artist, she taught watercolor painting until the age of eighty-fi ve. D O N A T E Y O U R C A R When Al passed away in 1985, Ruth continued as an engaged member of the community. Perhaps she will best be remembered by her friends and * 100% Tax Deductible children for her bright spirit. A favorite adage was “It’s a great life if you don’t Wheels For weaken.” Although her life had its trials, she always chose to offer help, to * Free Vehicle Pickup ANYWHERE be delighted, and to fi nd laughter and goodness. By her example, she taught Wishes benefiting * We Accept Most Vehicles Running or Not her children and students curiosity, creativity and compassion, to persevere * We Also Accept Boats, Motorcycles & RVs when life is hard, and to love one another. Make-A-Wish® The family wishes to thank Kathy Bassi of Holtsville for her loving friendship and care over the past thirteen years. A fellow Bellporter, Vicki Suffolk County or Metro New York Williams, also brought humor and comfort to Ruth in recent years. Together Call:(917)336-1254 they were a substitute family for Ruth when her children could not be near Metro New York her and they permitted her to remain at home until her passing. Suffolk County Memorial contributions may be made to Independent Group Home Living (IGHL) of Manorville, NY or the Bellport United Methodist Church. A WheelsForWishes.org Call:(631)317-2014 celebration of her life will take place at the Bellport United Methodist Church on May 9th at two in the afternoon with a reception to follow. * Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels For Wishes. To learn more about our programs or financial information, call (213) 948-2000 or visit www.wheelsforwishes.org. longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 17 William Floyd Sheryl A. Eye renames library Sheryl A. Eye, 70, of East Pat- chogue passed away peacefully on January 28, 2020. Born June 24, 1949, she was predeceased by in honor of her mother, Kay Gradilone. Sher- yl is the eldest of seven children. She is survived by her husband of Jeananne Dawson 52 years, Harry A. Eye; daughter, Sonia Eye-Frabizio; son-in-law, Richard Frabizio; four cherished On Thursday, Jan. 23, members of the Superintendent of Schools Kevin M. William Floyd school community gath- Coster spoke fondly of Dawson and grandsons: Dominick and his ered together to celebrate the life and remembered the fierce advocate that wife Dorothy, Bradly, Alex and legacy of Jeananne Dawson, which has she was for William Floyd and how she Clayton Frabizio; great grand- been memorialized in the annals of Wil- helped it become the amazing school dis- liam Floyd School District history with trict it is today. “It was an honor to learn son, Wyatt Frabizio; and soon-to- the renaming of the William Floyd High from her and a privilege to know her,” he be great-granddaughter. School library to the Jeananne Dawson said. “Mrs. Dawson’s name, legacy and Memorial Library. Dawson was a 40-year love of the William Floyd School District Sheryl’s love of gardening and member of the William Floyd Board of will be forever cemented in the Jeananne fl owers is present at her home with her many glorious and well-man- Education and its longtime vice presi- Dawson Memorial Library.” icured fl ower gardens. Her passion for traveling the world was some- dent. She passed away on Sept. 26, 2019. “Having Jeananne Dawson’s name on At this ceremony, members of the Wil- this library not only memorializes her thing she looked forward to quite often, and she visited many coun- liam Floyd school community gathered but immortalizes her,” said Philip Scotto, tries in her lifetime. with the Dawson family for the ded- principal of William Floyd High School, Sheryl was a respiratory therapist at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital ication, renaming and library plaque who first joined the William Floyd School unveiling. The ceremony included music District in 1984 when Dawson was in her and was employed there for 40 years until her retirement just three by the William Floyd High School String second term on the board. “There is no years ago. Many former patients, colleagues and coworkers have Quartet, the presentation of colors by greater honor, and no greater way to provided her family with peace by expressing their beloved stories the William Floyd High School NJROTC honor her legacy. Every time that I walk and cupcakes prepared and served by by the library and see her name, I will of Sheryl. Her dedication and passion is something to be admired. students from Culinary Arts — all pro- remember all that she told me.” Sheryl will be laid to rest at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Patchogue. grams that Dawson supported or had The evening concluded with remarks direct input and involvement in their by Mark Dawson, Dawson’s son, who creation and success. spoke on behalf of himself and his entire “For Mrs. Dawson, it was simple; it was family. “To Mom, there was nothing more all about the students,” said Robert Vec- important than family, but being part of chio, president of William Floyd Board the William Floyd School District was of Education. “She fought for providing a close second. Having the high school our students with all that they needed library renamed in her honor means so to excel and succeed. She felt that they much to me and my family; Mom always should have what students from oth- was and always will be part of the Wil- er districts have because William Floyd liam Floyd School District.” n Jane E. Bullard kids deserve it — and she was right.” Jane E. (Malsky) Bullard, 84, of Patchogue, died on Saturday, January 25th. Jane was a lifelong resident of Patchogue, blessed with many lifelong friends from Patchogue. She graduated from Patchogue High School in 1953 and married her high school sweetheart, John, in 1957. She worked at the telephone company in Patchogue until she stopped to raise her family. Family and friendship were of the utmost importance to Jane. She also enjoyed sports very much. When she had to watch her son play his home football games on Saxton Middle School’s fi eld instead of the South Ocean Middle School, Jane was instrumental in leading the movement to bring the football fi eld back to the South Ocean Middle School, where they still play their home games today. When she returned to the workforce, Jane worked as a deli clerk, eventually settling in at King Kullen in Blue Point where she worked for over twenty years before retiring to enjoy her three grandchildren. Her three grandchildren were her whole world and she never missed a sporting event, an academic event, a musical event or any activity or major or minor milestone, even when her health made it more challenging in her later years. Jane will forever be remembered for her smiling face, her laugh, and her kind spirit. She is survived by her husband of 62 years, John; her daughter, Elizabeth Cataldo and husband Mike; her son, John Jr. and wife Doreen; and her three grandchildren: Meagan, Katie and John. She was greatly loved. She will be greatly missed. In lieu of fl owers, donations in Jane’s memory may be made to: Good Shepherd Hospice — Attn: Development Department, 110 Bi-County Blvd., Suite 114, Farmingdale, NY 11735. 631-828-7691. Goodshepherdhospice.chsli.org/donations. The Dawson family celebrates the renaming and dedication of the William Floyd High School library to the Jeananne Dawson Memorial Library. Courtesy photo 18 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO [email protected] of Brookhaven, County of are the Defendant(s). I, N.Y. 11741. firming Referee Report NOTICE OF TAX SALE Suffolk and State of New the undersigned Referee (District: 0200, Section: and Judgment of Foreclo- VILLAGE OF PATCHOGUE York, DISTRICT 0204, will sell at public auction at 692.00, Block: 01.00, Lot: sure and Sale duly filed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 1452 of the Real Property Tax Law SECTION 009.00, BLOCK the BROOKHAVEN TOWN 004.000). on August 23, 2019, and an and by a Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Patchogue, New York 01.00, LOT 019.000. HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE Approximate amount of Order Substituting a Publi- duly adopted on January 27, 2020, a public auction to be held in the Courtroom of the Approximate amount of HILL, FARMINGVILLE, lien $ 376,810.08 plus inter- cation for the Foreclosure Municipal Building located at 14 Baker St, Patchogue, NY on the 27TH day of Febru- judgment $175,139.27 NY 11738, on February 19, est and costs. Sale dated December 13, ary 2020 at 10 o’clock in the forenoon to discharge the taxes, fees and interested and plus interest and costs. 2020 at 9:00 am, premises Premises will be sold sub- 2019, I, the undersigned other charges which may be due on the Real Estate hereinafter described and situat- Premises will be sold known as 94 WARDS ject to provisions of filed Referee will sell at public ed in the Village of Patchogue at the time of said sale. The purchaser or purchasers subject to provisions of LANE, BELLPORT, NY judgment and terms of auction at the Brookhav- at such sale shall pay the amount of their respective bids to the Village Treasurer filed Judgment for Index# 11713: District 0200, sale. en Town Hall, 1 Indepen- who shall give to said purchaser a certificate in writing describing the real estate 602040/2019. Section 976.00, Block Index No. 0609019-18. dence Hill, Farmingville, purchased. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that any tax liens on property JONATHAN A. BAUM, 03.00, Lot 042.000: Howard Bergson, Esq., NY on February 19, 2020 at affected by the Federal and/or New York's Soldier or Sailor’s Civil Relief Acts as ESQ., Referee ALL THAT CERTAIN Referee. 9:00 a.m., premises known amended or which may be affected by such acts are sold subject to the provisions of Gross Polowy, LLC PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- Stern & Eisenberg, PC as 75 Trafalgar Drive, Shir- such acts. Prior liens are indicated by one (*) asterisk. Attorney for Plaintiff CEL OF LAND, SITU- Attorney(s) for Plaintiff ley, NY 11967. All that cer- To be sold together with the statement of the amount of taxes, fees and interest 1775 Wehrle Drive, Suite ATE, LYING AND BEING Woodbridge Corporate tain plot, piece or parcel thereon. 100 IN THE TOWN OF Plaza of land, with the buildings Dated February 6, 2020 Williamsville, NY 14221 BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY 485 B Route 1 South – and improvements there- February 13, 2020 LIA, 20586, 1/16, 23, 30 OF SUFFOLK AND STATE Suite 330 on erected, situate, lying February 20, 2020 - 2/6 | OF NEW YORK Iselin, NJ 08830 and being in the Town of Ronald M. Krawczyk Premises will be sold (732) 582-6344 Brookhaven, County of Village Treasurer SUPREME COURT OF subject to provisions of *For sale information, Suffolk and State of New Property TOTAL TO THE STATE OF NEW filed Judgment Indexplease visit www.auction. York, District 0200, Sec- Acct# Owner Name Location TAX SALE YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- # 608269/2016. Tarsha com or call 800-280-2832* tion 983.20, Block 07.00 12 MOLINA, MERSI 39 ACADEMY ST $2,671.18 FOLK Smith, Esq. - Referee. LIA, 20591, 1/16, 23, 30 and Lot 074.000. Approxi- 26 GOODHUE, ROBERT C. JR.* 73 ACADEMY ST $2,638.54 REVERSE MORTGAGE RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 - 2/6 | mate amount of judgment 188 MC KEE, GEORGE & MARIA* 472 BAY AVE $4,931.41 FUNDING LLC, Merchants Concourse, is $454,327.51 plus interest 233 KEARNS, BRIAN K. 20 BRIGHTWOOD ST $5,196.22 V. Suite 310, Westbury, New NOTICE OF FORMATION, and costs. Premises will be 239 SOLOMAN, WILLIAM & EMILIE* 47 BRIGHTWOOD ST $2,343.77 DAISY BLACKMAN A/K/A York 11590, Attorneys for MS 347 Realty LLC sold subject to provisions 300 KAWKO, MAUREEN* 55 CARMAN ST $1,382.70 DAISY BLACKMON AS Plaintiff. Articles of Organization of filed Judgment Index # 324 CASEY, LEO & DELORES* 10 CEDAR AVE $2,478.46 POSSIBLE HEIR AT LAW LIA, 20589, 1/16, 23, 30 Filed with the Secretary of 22213/2013. 385 PEPPARD, CHRISTOPHER 13 CAMPBELL ST $2,910.38 AND NEXT OF KIN OF - 2/6 | State of New York (SSNY) Mark J. Goldsmith, Esq., 554 LETTIERI, DOMENICO* 68 DIVISION ST $2,555.58 DAISY DELGADO; ET AL. on 12/03/2019. Referee 618 SUMNER, ROBERT W. JR. 20 FIRST ST $4,034.92 NOTICE OF SALE STATE OF NEW YORK Office location: SUFFOLK Greenspoon Marder LLP, 758 TATEM, GEORGIANA* 16 GRANT PLACE $3,550.35 NOTICE IS HEREBY SUPREME COURT: COUN- County. 590 Madison Avenue, Suite 834 SWEZEY, ALLEN T. & ELIZABETH 66 HIGHLAND AVE $670.35 GIVEN pursuant to a Final TY OF SUFFOLK SSNY designated for ser- 1800, New York, NY 10022, 1043 MIRABELLI, ROBERT AND PHILIP* 66 KETCHAM AVE $2,968.63 Judgment of Foreclosure WELLS FARGO BANK, NA vice of process. Attorneys for Plaintiff 1103 ZAHARATOS, GEORGE A. TRUSTEE* 71 LAKELAND AVE $3,356.98 dated October 22, 2019, Plaintiff, SSNY shall mail copies of LIA, 20595, 1/16, 23, 30 1125 LUND, LORINDA* 94 E LAKEWOOD ST $3,262.10 and entered in the vs. any process served against - 2/6 | 1165 NORTON, WILLIAM 85 LAUREL ST $4,026.84 Office of the Clerk of NEPHTALIE N. the LLC to: 1169-1 FERNANDEZ, D/EAD PROPERTIES* 98 LAUREL ST $631.50 the County of Suffolk, CLERROSIER A/K/A c/o: the LLC, 1 Arbutus SUPREME COURT OF 1169-2 FERNANDEZ, DAVID 45 PINE BLVD $631.50 wherein REVERSE NEPHTALIE CLERROSI- Path, Port Jefferson, New THE STATE OF NEW 1254 MAYER, ROSS & HAGAN P.C. 178 E MAIN ST $3,291.63 MORTGAGE FUNDING ER A/K/A NEPHTALI York 11777. YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- 1369 PRESTIGE WORLDWIDE GROUP, LLC 315 W MAIN ST $3,939.75 LLC is the Plaintiff and CLERROSIER, et al., Purpose: Any lawful pur- FOLK 1371 PRESTIGE WORLDWIDE GROUP, LLC 319 W MAIN ST $7,224.13 DAISY BLACKMAN A/K/A Defendants pose or activity. DEUTSCHE BANK 1386-1 422 W MAIN ST CORP* 422 W MAIN ST $2,060.13 DAISY BLACKMON AS NOTICE OF SALE IN LIA, 20592, 1/16, 23, 30 NATIONAL TRUST COM- 1394 JOO, JAE & BONG 445 W MAIN ST $2,921.00 POSSIBLE HEIR AT LAW FORECLOSURE - 2/6, 13, 20 | PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR 1439 STAR BLOCK AND LOT LLC 65 MAPLE AVE $4,637.31 AND NEXT OF KIN OF PLEASE TAKE NOTICE GSAA HOME EQUITY 1541 ROSARIO REALTY GROUP INC. * 91 MEDFORD AVE $3,781.95 DAISY DELGADO; ET AL. THAT SUPREME COURT TRUST 2006-4 ASSET- 1590 PRESTIGE WORLDWIDE GROUP, LLC 4 MOTT ST $2,379.11 are the Defendant(s). I, In pursuance of a Judg- - COUNTY OF SUF- BACKED CERTIFICATES 1607 GARONE, RUTH TRUSTEE 55 MOWBRAY ST $2,975.67 the undersigned Referee ment of Foreclosure and FOLK-BROOKHAVEN SERIES 2006-4, 1787 HOSSRICH, WILLIAM S 202 N OCEAN AVE $4,232.57 will sell at public auction at Sale entered in the office BOARD OF MANAGERS V. 1847 PRESTIGE WORLDWIDE GROUP, LLC 264 S OCEAN AVE $5,564.27 the BROOKHAVEN TOWN of the County Clerk of Suf- OF FAIRVIEW AT ARTIST GALO TAPIA, ET AL. 1907-1 GLOBALIZED REALTY GROUP, LLC 472 S OCEAN AVE $3,985.50 HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE folk County on June 13, LAKE CONDOMINIUM I, NOTICE OF SALE 1953 WERNERSBACH, ADAM & CHRISTINE 9 PARK PL $2,442.60 HILL, FARMINGVILLE, 2019, I, Paul Feuer, Esq., Plaintiff -against- MARK C. NOTICE IS HEREBY 1959-3 ETTORRE, PAUL * 10 PARK ST $629.77 NY 11738, on February 20, the Referee named in said ARENA, DANA M. ARE- GIVEN pursuant to 1969 ESPOSITO, SALVADOR* 11 PATCHOGUE ST $2,411.75 2020 at 3:00PM, premises Judgment, will sell in one NA, et al Defendant(s). a Final Judgment of 2034-1 BJORNSSON, ERIKA 52 PRICE ST $3,371.85 known as 42 GRAY AVE, parcel at public auction on Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure dated June 2200 MOMMY'S SYBILS OF GUYANA, INC. 109 RIDER AVE $5,731.98 MEDFORD, NY 11763: February 19, 2020 at the Foreclosure and Sale dat- 01, 2018, and entered in 2204 GABLES HOLDING COMPANY II* 127 RIDER AVE $4,188.45 District 0200, Section Brookhaven Town Hall, 1 ed November 6, 2019 and the Office of the Clerk 2207 GABLES HOLDING COMPANY II* 127 RIDER AVE $744.47 479.00, Block 03.00, Lot Independence Hill, Farm- entered on November 19, of the County of Suffolk, 2218 ESPOSITO, SALVADORE 160 RIDER AVE $3,902.55 018.00: ingville, County of Suf- 2019, I, the undersigned wherein DEUTSCHE 2250 WILLIAMS, JOSEPHINE* 253 RIDER AVE $2,396.70 ALL THAT CERTAIN folk, State of New York, Referee will sell at public BANK NATIONAL 2296 ACIERNO, DANIEL E. 73 CRESCENT ST $487.60 PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- at 9:30 A.M., the premises auction at the Brookhav- TRUST COMPANY, AS 2320 VTG REALTY & CONSTRUCTION LLC* 69 RIVER AVE $2,837.98 CEL OF LAND, WITH described as follows: en Town Hall, 1 Indepen- TRUSTEE FOR GSAA 2361 PETERS, KEITH M.* 180 RIVER AVE $665.04 THE BUILDINGS AND 1 North Durkee Lane a/k/a dence Hill, Farmingville, HOME EQUITY TRUST 2492 15 ROOSEVELT AVENUE LLC 15 ROOSEVELT AVE $3,662.44 IMPROVEMENTS THERE- 1 N Durkee Lane NY on February 19, 2020 2006-4 ASSET-BACKED 2549 KRESS, JOHN O. IRREVOC TRUST 35 W SECOND ST $3,655.40 ON ERECTED, SITUATE, East Patchogue, NY 11772 at 11:00 a.m. premises CERTIFICATES SERIES 2658 CRISCIONE, JOHN & RYAN MCGROARY* 21 W SIXTH ST $2,451.44 LYING AND BEING AT SBL No.: 0200-979.50- situate, lying and being 2006-4 is the Plaintiff and 2774-1 CORNELIUS, KEITH S SUMMIT AVE $654.47 MIDDLE ISLAND, TOWN 01.00-007.000 in the Town of Brookha- GALO TAPIA, ET AL. are 2845 ORELLANA, OLGUER E. 40 TERRY ST $6,576.77 OF BROOKHAVEN, IN ALL THAT TRACT OF ven, County of Suffolk the Defendant(s). I, the 2852 ORELLANA, OLGUER E. 52 TERRY ST $1,691.44 THE COUNTY OF SUF- PARCEL OF LAND situate and State of New York, undersigned Referee will 2853 ORELLANA, OLGUER & OTHERS * 54 TERRY ST $3,372.71 FOLK AND STATE OF in the Town of Brookhav- known and designated as sell at public auction at 2911 WILSON, ERNEST E.* 23 THORBURN AVE $2,539.71 NEW YORK en, County of Suffolk and Unit 145U, Building No. 14, the BROOKHAVEN TOWN 2912 HOLLIDAY, RAYMOND & JUDITH 24 THORBURN AVE $2,962.98 Premises will be sold State of New York together with 1/202 frac- HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE 3103 PRESTIGE WORLDWIDE GROUP, LLC 176 WEST AVE $3,073.15 subject to provisions of The premises are sold sub- tional interest in common HILL, FARMINGVILLE, 3160 HERSH, DANIEL 23-25 WIGGINS AVE $4,132.02 filed Judgment Index # ject to the provisions of elements. NY 11738, on February 26, 4718 LUPPINO, JOANN * 118 MILLIE COURT $2,992.40 608703/2017. DANIEL the filed judgment, Index District: 0200 Section: 2020 at 2:00 PM, premises 4740 SWANSON, OLIVIA * 140 ROSEBUD COURT $2,020.23 J. FOX, Esq. - Referee. No. 615200/2017 in the 403.00 Block: 08.00 and known as 71 BARTON LIA, 20689, 2/6, 13, 20 | RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 amount of $344,336.94 plus Lot: 029.000 AVE, PATCHOGUE, NY Merchants Concourse, interest and costs. Said premises known as 6 11772: District 0200, Suite 310, Westbury, New Todd Z. Marks, Esq. FAIRVIEW CIRCLE, UNIT Section 924.00, Block Notice of formation of NY on February 14, 2020 of sale. JACOB TURNER, York 11590, Attorneys for Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP 145U, MIDDLE ISLAND, 01.00, Lot 037.001: Safe Zone Security LLC. at 9:00 a.m. prem. k/a 60 Referee. THE MARGOLIN Plaintiff. Plaintiff’s Attorney NY ALL THAT CERTAIN Articles of Organization Lorraine Court, Holbrook, & WEINREB LAW GROUP, LIA, 20588, 1/16, 23, 30 500 Bausch & Lomb Place Approximate amount of PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- filed with the Secretary of NY a/k/a District 0200, Sec- LLP, Attys. for Pltf., 165 - 2/6 | Rochester, New York lien $11,161.08 plus inter- CEL OF LAND, SITU- State of New York SSNY tion 763.00, Block 07.00, Eileen Way, Ste. 101, Syos- 14604 est & costs. ATE, LYING AND BEING on 12/24/2019. Office locat- Lot 001.000. Said property set, NY. #98208 SUPREME COURT OF Tel.: 855-227-5072 Premises will be sold sub- IN THE TOWN OF ed in Westchester county. beginning at a point on the LIA, 20585, 1/16, 23, 30 THE STATE OF NEW LIA, 20590, 1/16, 23, 30 ject to provisions of filed BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY SSNY has been designat- northerly side of Express - 2/6 | YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- - 2/6 | Judgment and Terms of OF SUFFOLK AND STATE ed for service of process. Drive North at the corner FOLK Sale. OF NEW YORK SSNY shall mail copy of formed by the intersection NOTICE OF SALE THE BANK OF NEW Long Island Advance Index Number Premises will be sold any process served against of the northerly side of SUPREME COURT COUN- YORK MELLON FKA THE SUPREME COURT – 604460/2018. subject to provisions of the LLC 270 N. Fulton Ave- Express Drive North with TY OF SUFFOLK BANK OF NEW YORK AS COUNTY OF SUFFOLK PETER MCGREEVY, ESQ., filed Judgment Index nue Mount Vernon, NY the northwesterly side of FREEDOM MORTGAGE TRUSTEE FOR THE CER- QUICKEN LOANS INC., Referee # 33922/2009. Barry 10552. Purpose: any lawful Knickerbocker Ave., Run- CORPORATION, Plaintiff TIFICATEHOLDERS OF Plaintiff against Schneider Buchel LLP Kushel, Esq. - Referee. purpose. ning thence NW along the AGAINST THE CWABS INC. ASSET- ROBERT GONZALEZ SR.; Attorney(s) for Plaintiff RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 LIA, 20567, 1/2, 9, 16, northerly side of Express AUDRA WEBSTER FKA BACKED CERTIFICATES NOEMI GONZALEZ, et al 666 Old Country Road, Merchants Concourse, 23, 30 - 2/6 | Drive North, 67 ft. to a AUDRA GRASSO, LINDA SERIES 2007-4, Defendant(s). Suite 412, Garden City, NY Suite 310, Westbury, New point; Thence NE, 103 ft. S. GRASSO, ET AL., Defen- V. Pursuant to a Judgment 11530 York 11590, Attorneys for NOTICE OF SALE to a point; Thence SE, dant(s) CLARINE BOONE; ET AL. of Foreclosure and Sale LIA, 20593, 1/16, 23, 30 Plaintiff. SUPREME COURT: SUF- 90.82 ft. to the westerly Pursuant to a Judgment of NOTICE OF SALE entered May 22, 2019. - 2/6 | LIA, 20612, 1/23, 30 - FOLK COUNTY. DEUT- side of Knickerbocker Foreclosure and Sale duly NOTICE IS HEREBY I, the undersigned Refer- 2/6, 13 | SCHE BANK NATIONAL Ave.; Thence southerly and dated October 11, 2019 I, GIVEN pursuant to a Final ee will sell at public auc- NOTICE OF SALE TRUST COMPANY, AS southwesterly along the the undersigned Referee Judgment of Foreclosure tion at the front steps of SUPREME COURT COUN- SUPREME COURT OF INDENTURED TRUST- westerly and northwester- will sell at public auction dated November 06, 2019, the Brookhaven Town TY OF SUFFOLK, WATER- THE STATE OF NEW EE FOR NEW CENTURY ly side of Knickerbocker at the Brookhaven Town and entered in the Office Hall, 1 Independence FALL VICTORIA GRANT- YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- HOME EQUITY LOAN Ave. with the following Hall, 1 Independence Hill, of the Clerk of the County Hill, Farmingville, N.Y. OR TRUST II, SERIES FOLK TRUST 2004-2, Pltf. vs. two (2) courses and dis- Farmingville, NY 11738, of Suffolk, wherein THE on the 19th day of Feb- G, Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH US BANK NATIONAL FREDERICK WAGNER tances: 1) SE, 74.96 ft. to on February 18, 2020 at BANK OF NEW YORK ruary, 2020 at 1:30 p.m. R. INGRASSIA, A/K/A ASSOCIATION, AS TRUST- A/K/A FREDRICK WAG- a point; 2) SW, 45.09 ft. 1:00PM, premises known MELLON FKA THE premises described as fol- JOSEPH R. INGRASSIA, EE FOR STRUCTURED NER, et al, Defts. Index to the northerly side of as 29 UNION AVENUE, BANK OF NEW YORK lows: All that certain plot, SANDRA DELEON A/K/A ASSET INVESTMENT #11-036803. Pursuant to Express North, the point PATCHOGUE, NY 11772. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE piece or parcel of land, SANDRA DELEON, IF LOAN TRUST MORT- judgment of foreclosure or place of beginning. All that certain plot piece CERTIFICATEHOLDERS situate, lying and being in LIVING AND IF DEAD, GAGE PASS THROUGH and sale entered March 27, Approx. amt. of judgment or parcel of land, with the OF THE CWABS INC. the Town of Brookhaven, ANY AND ALL PERSONS CERTIFICATES SERIES 2019, I will sell at pub- is $511,339.86 plus costs buildings and improve- ASSET-BACKED County of Suffolk, and UNKNOWN TO PLAIN- 2005-10, lic auction at Brookhaven and interest. Sold subject ments erected, situate, CERTIFICATES SERIES State of New York. TIFF, ET AL., Defen- V. Town Hall, One Indepen- to terms and conditions of lying and being in the Vil- 2007-4 is the Plaintiff and Said premises known as dant(s). dence Hill, Farmingville, filed judgment and terms lage of Patchogue, Town CLARINE BOONE; ET AL. 153 Avenue C, Holbrook, Pursuant to an Order Con- Please turn to next page longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 19

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO [email protected] ANGELA RILEY; ET AL. Plaintiff (s). and costs. Premises will be LIA, 20624, 1/23, 30 - County of Erie. YOUR HOME, YOU ARE STATES OF AMERICA - NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to a Judgment sold subject to provisions 2/6, 13 | Trial to be held in the REQUIRED TO TAKE INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE IS HEREBY of Foreclosure and Sale of filed Judgment Index County of Suffolk. CARE OF YOUR PROPER- SERVICE, MARGARET GIVEN pursuant to a Final entered July 10, 2008, I will #611492/2015. Scott Lock- Supplemental Summons The basis of the venue TY AND PAY PROPERTY GUZZI, INDIVIDUALLY, Judgment of Foreclosure sell at public auction to the wood, Esq., Referee Fren- and Notice of Object of designated above is TAXES IN ACCORDANCE AND AS HEIR TO THE dated August 09, 2017, highest bidder at Brookha- kel Lambert Weiss Weis- Action the location of the WITH STATE AND LOCAL ESTATE OF CARME- and entered in the Office ven Town Hall, 1 Indepen- man & Gordon, LLP 53 Supreme Court Of The Mortgaged Premises. LAW. FORECLOSURE LA GUZZO, MARGARET of the Clerk of the County dence Hill, Farmingville, Gibson Street Bay Shore, State Of New York TO Mehrzad Yaghoubi RESCUE SCAMS GUZZI, INDIVIDUALLY, of Suffolk, wherein NY 11738 on February 21, NY 11706 01-042418-F01 County Of Suffolk Defendant In this Action. Be careful of people who AND AS HEIR TO THE US BANK NATIONAL 2020 at 1:30 PM. Premises 67515 Action to Foreclose a The foregoing approach you with offers ESTATE OF FRANK J. ASSOCIATION, AS known as 185 Main St a/k/a LIA, 20618, 1/23, 30 - Mortgage Supplemental Summons to “save” your home. GUZZO, JR., FRANK TRUSTEE FOR 185 Main Avenue, Mastic, 2/6, 13 | Index #: 623480/2018 is served upon you by There are individuals who GUZZO AS HEIR TO THE STRUCTURED ASSET NY 11950. District 0200 Mortgaged Premises: publication, pursuant to an watch for notices of fore- ESTATE OF CARMELA INVESTMENT LOAN Sec 882.00 Block 03.00 50A PENN STREET, LLC 50 Harrison Avenue order of HON. Michael A. closure actions in order GUZZO, FRANK GUZZO TRUST MORTGAGE Lot 016.001. All that cer- has been formed as a East Hampton, NY 11937 Gajdos, Jr. of the Supreme to unfairly profit from a AS HEIR TO THE ESTATE PASS THROUGH tain plot, piece or parcel domestic Limited Liabili- DSBL #: 0300 - 101.00 - Court Of The State Of New homeowner’s distress. OF FRANK J. GUZZO, JR., CERTIFICATES SERIES of land with the buildings ty Company (LLC) in NY. 02.00 - 002.000 York, dated the Fifteenth You should be extremely JAMES GUZZO AS HEIR 2005-10 is the Plaintiff and and improvements there- Articles of Organization ------X day of January, 2020 and careful about any such TO THE ESTATE OF CAR- ANGELA RILEY; ET AL. on erected, situate lying filed with Secy of State of Wells Fargo Bank, Nation- filed with the Complaint in promises and any sugges- MELA GUZZO, any and all are the Defendant(s). I, and being in the Township NY (SSNY) on 2/20/2019. al Association, As Trust- the Office of the Clerk of tions that you pay them a persons unknown to plain- the undersigned Referee of Brookhaven, County NY office location: 7 Lau- ee For The Certificate the County of Suffolk, in fee or sign over your deed. tiff, claiming, or who may will sell at public auction at of Suffolk and State of relton Ave., Lake Grove, Holders Of Structured the City of Riverhead. State law requires anyone claim to have an interest the BROOKHAVEN TOWN New York. Approximate NY 11755. SSNY is desig- Asset Mortgage Invest- The object of this action offering such services for in, or generally or specific HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE Amount of Judgment is nated as agent upon whom ments Ii Inc., Bear Stea- is to foreclose a mort- profit to enter into a con- lien upon the real property HILL, FARMINGVILLE, $256,051.99 plus interest process against the LLC rns Mortgage Funding gage upon the premises tract which fully describes described in this action; NY 11738, on February 26, and costs. Premises will be may be served. SSNY shall Trust 2007-AR1 Mortgage described below, executed the services they will per- such unknown persons 2020 at 10:00AM, premises sold subject to provisions mail a copy of any process Pass-Through Certificates, by Mehrzad Yaghoubi form and fees they will being herein generally known as 15 MILL LN, of filed Judgment Index to 180 East Main Street, Series 2007-AR1 to secure the sum of charge, and which prohib- described and intended to MEDFORD, NY 11763: No 07-14276. Suite 101, Smithtown, Plaintiff, $616,000.00. The Mort- its them from taking any be included in the follow- District 0200, Section Richard D. Schwartzer, NY 11787. The LLC does vs gage was recorded at money from you until they ing designation, namely: 497.00, Block 04.00, Lot Esq., Referee XCHJN243 not have a specific date Mehrzad Yaghoubi If Liv- Book 21426, Page 749 in have completed all such the wife, widow, husband, 035.00: LIA, 20616, 1/23, 30 - of dissolution. Purpose/ ing, And If He/She Be the Office of the Suffolk promised services. § 1303 widower, heirs-at law, ALL THAT CERTAIN 2/6, 13 | Character of business: to Dead, Any And All Per- County Clerk on Novem- NOTICE next of kin, descendants, PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- engage in any lawful act or sons Unknown To Plain- ber 30, 2006. The mort- NOTICE executors, administrators, CEL OF LAND, SITUATE, NOTICE OF SALE activity. tiff, Claiming, Or Who May gage was subsequently YOU ARE IN DANGER OF devisees, legatees, credi- LYING AND BEING AT SUPREME COURT SUF- LIA, 20619, 1/23, 30 - Claim To Have An Interest assigned by an assignment LOSING YOUR HOME tors, trustees, committees, WEST YAPHANK, IN THE FOLK COUNTY 2/6, 13, 20, 27 | In, Or General Or Specific executed June 25, 2010 If you do not respond to lienors, and assignees of TOWN OF BROOKHA- NATIONSTAR MORT- Lien Upon The Real Prop- and recorded on July 15, this summons and com- FRANK J. GUZZO, JR., VEN, COUNTY OF SUF- GAGE LLC, Plaintiff 605 LEONARD STREET, erty Described In This 2010, in the Office of the plaint by serving a copy of deceased, any and all per- FOLK AND STATE OF against LLC Action; Such Unknown Suffolk County Clerk at the answer on the attorney sons deriving interest in or NEW YORK PATRICIA CREMIN-FRED- has been formed as a Persons Being Herein Book 21967, Page 142. The for the mortgage company lien upon, or title to said Premises will be sold ERICK, et al Defendants domestic Limited Liabili- Generally Described And mortgage was subsequent- who filed this foreclosure real property by, through subject to provisions of Attorney for Plaintiff(s) ty Company (LLC) in NY. Intended To Be Included ly modified on November proceeding against you or under them and their filed Judgment IndexFein Such & Crane, LLP, Articles of Organization In Wife, Widow, Husband, 5, 2017. The property in and filing the answer with respective wives, wid- # 47384/2009. James K. 1400 Old Country Road, filed with Secy of State of Widower, Heirs At Law, question is described as the court, a default judg- ows, husbands, widowers, Hogan, Esq. - Referee. Suite C103, Westbury, NY NY (SSNY) on 2/20/2019. Next Of Kin, Descen- follows: ment may be entered and heirs-at law, next of kin, RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 11590 Attorney (s) for NY office location: 7 Lau- dants, Executors, Admin- 50 HARRISON AVENUE, you can lose your home. descendants, executors, Merchants Concourse, Plaintiff (s). relton Ave., Lake Grove, istrators, Devisees, Lega- EAST HAMPTON, NY Speak to an attorney or go administrators, devisees, Suite 310, Westbury, New Pursuant to a Judgment NY 11755. SSNY is desig- tees, Creditors, Trustees, 11937 to the court where your legatees, creditors, trust- York 11590, Attorneys for of Foreclosure and Sale nated as agent upon whom Committees, Lienors, HELP FOR HOMEOWN- case is pending for fur- ees, committees, lienors, Plaintiff. entered November 15, process against the LLC And Assignees Of Such ERS IN FORECLOSURE ther information on how to and assignees, all of whom LIA, 20613, 1/23, 30 - 2018, I will sell at public may be served. SSNY shall Deceased, Any And All NEW YORK STATE LAW answer the summons and and whose names, except 2/6, 13 | auction to the highest bid- mail a copy of any process Persons Deriving Interest REQUIRES THAT WE protect your property. as stated, are unknown to der at Brookhaven Town to 180 East Main Street, In Or Lien Upon, Or Title SEND YOU THIS NOTICE Sending a payment to your plaintiff, any and all per- NOTICE OF SALE Hall, 1 Independence Hill, Suite 101, Smithtown, To Said Real Property By, ABOUT THE FORECLO- mortgage company will sons unknown to plain- SUPREME COURT SUF- Farmingville, NY 11738 NY 11787. The LLC does Through Or Under Them, SURE PROCESS. PLEASE not stop this foreclosure tiff, claiming, or who may FOLK COUNTY on February 24, 2020 at not have a specific date Or Either Of Them, And READ IT CAREFULLY. action. claim to have an interest WILMINGTON SAVINGS 10:00 AM. Premises known of dissolution. Purpose/ Their Respective Wives, SUMMONS AND COM- YOU MUST RESPOND in, or generally or specific FUND SOCIETY, FSB, as 10 Biscayne Drive, Character of business: to Widows, Husbands, Wid- PLAINT YOU ARE IN DAN- BY SERVING A COPY OF lien upon the real property D/B/A CHRISTIANA Mount Sinai, NY 11766. engage in any lawful act or owers, Heirs At Law, Next GER OF LOSING YOUR THE ANSWER ON THE described in this action; TRUST, NOT INDIVIDU- District 0200 Sec 211.00 activity. Of Kin, Descendants, HOME. IF YOU FAIL TO ATTORNEY FOR THE such unknown persons ALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE Block 01.00 Lot 041.030. LIA, 20620, 1/23, 30 - Executors, Administra- RESPOND TO THE SUM- PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE being herein generally FOR PRETIUM MORT- All that certain plot, piece 2/6, 13, 20, 27 | tors, Devisees, Legatees, MONS AND COMPLAINT COMPANY) AND FILING described and intended to GAGE ACQUISITION or parcel of land with the Creditors, Trustees, Com- IN THIS FORECLOSURE THE ANSWER WITH THE be included in the follow- TRUST, Plaintiff against buildings and improve- NOTICE OF SALE mittees, Lienors, And ACTION, YOU MAY LOSE COURT. ing designation, namely: VINCENT VERDERAME, ments thereon erected, SUPREME COURT SUF- Assigns, All Of Whom And YOUR HOME. PLEASE DATED: January 15, 2020 the wife, widow, husband, et al Defendants situate, lying and being in FOLK COUNTY Whose Names, Except As READ THE SUMMONS Gross Polowy, LLC widower, heirs-at law, next Attorney for Plaintiff(s) the Town of Brookhaven, THE BANK OF NEW Stated, Are Unknown To AND COMPLAINT CARE- Attorney(s) For of kin, descendants, exec- Fein Such & Crane, LLP, Suffolk County, New York. YORK MELLON FKA THE Plaintiff, New York State FULLY. YOU SHOULD Plaintiff(s) utors, administrators, devi- 1400 Old Country Road, Approximate Amount of BANK OF NEW YORK, Department Of Taxation & IMMEDIATELY CON- 1775 Wehrle Drive, sees, legatees, creditors, Suite C103, Westbury, NY Judgment is $485,162.89 AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Finance, Midland Funding TACT AN ATTORNEY Suite 100 trustees, committees, lien- 11590 Attorney (s) for plus interest and costs. CERTIFICATEHOLDERS LLC DBA In New York As OR YOUR LOCAL LEGAL Williamsville, NY ors, and assignees of CAR- Plaintiff (s). Premises will be sold CWALT, INC., ALTERNA- Midland Funding Of Dela- AID OFFICE TO OBTAIN 14221 MELA GUZZO, deceased, Pursuant to a Judgment subject to provisions of TIVE LOAN TRUST 2006- ware LLC, People Of The ADVICE ON HOW TO The law firm of Gross any and all persons deriv- of Foreclosure and Sale filed Judgment Index No OA7 MORTGAGE PASS- State Of New York, United PROTECT YOURSELF. Polowy, LLC and the attor- ing interest in or lien upon, entered November 23, 25704/13. THROUGH CERTIFCI- States Of America Acting SOURCES OF INFORMA- neys whom it employs or title to said real prop- 2018, I will sell at public Maureen Sweeney, Esq., ATES, SERIES 2006-OA7, Through The IRS TION AND ASSISTANCE are debt collectors who erty by, through or under auction to the highest bid- Referee QSPSN005 Plaintiff against John Doe (Those unknown The state encourages are attempting to collect them and their respective der at Brookhaven Town LIA, 20617, 1/23, 30 - ROBERT CIAMBRA A/K/A tenants, occupants, per- you to become informed a debt. Any information wives, widows, husbands, Hall, 1 Independence Hill, 2/6, 13 | ROBERT W. CIAMBRA, et sons or corporations or about your options in obtained by them will be widowers, heirs-at law, Farmingville, NY 11738 on al Defendants their heirs, distributees, foreclosure. In addition used for that purpose. next of kin, descendants, February 26, 2020 at 3:30 NOTICE OF SALE Attorney for Plaintiff(s) executors, administra- to seeking assistance LIA, 20626, 1/23, 30 - executors, administrators, PM. Premises known as 6 SUPREME COURT COUN- Roach & Lin, P.C. F/K/A tors, trustees, guardians, from an attorney or legal 2/6, 13 | devisees, legatees, credi- Bragg Drive, Lake Grove, TY OF SUFFOLK Wells Peter T. Roach & Asso- assignees, creditors or aid office, there are gov- tors, trustees, committees, NY 11755. District 0208 Fargo Bank National ciates, P.C., 6901 Jericho successors claiming an ernment agencies and SUFFOLK - INDEX NO.: lienors, and assignees, Sec 015.00 Block 06.00 Association, as Trustee, Turnpike, Suite 240, Syos- interest in the mortgaged non-profit organizations 611374/2019 – SUPPLE- all of whom and whose Lot 018.000. All that cer- on behalf of the certifi- set, NY 11791 Attorney (s) premises.) that you may contact for MENTAL SUMMONS. names, except as stated, tain plot, piece or parcel cateholders of Securitized for Plaintiff (s). Defendant(s). information about pos- Plaintiff designates SUF- are unknown to plaintiff, of land, with the buildings Asset Backed Receivables Pursuant to a Judgment ------X sible options, including FOLK as the place of trial “JOHN DOE #1” through and improvements there- LLC Trust 2005-FR3, Mort- of Foreclosure and Sale To the Above named trying to work with your based upon the location “JOHN DOE #12,” the on erected, situate, lying gage Pass-Through Certif- entered December 9, 2019, Defendant: lender during this process. of the premises here- last twelve names being and being in the Incor- icates, Series 2005-FR3, I will sell at public auc- You are hereby To locate an entity near in described having tax fictitious and unknown porated Village of Lake Plaintiff AGAINST Pedro tion to the highest bid- summoned to answer the you, you may call the toll- map District 0200, Sec- to plaintiff, the persons Grove, Town of Brookha- A. Reyes Moreno a/k/a der at Brookhaven Town Complaint in this action, free helpline maintained tion 628.00, Block 07.00, or parties intended being ven, County of Suffolk Pedro Moreno, Rosa Moli- Hall, 1 Independence Hill, and to serve a copy of by the New York State Lot 002.000 & 001.000, the tenants, occupants, and State of New York. na Reyes, et al., Defen- Farmingville, NY 11738 your answer, or, if the Department of Financial Farmingville, NY, County persons or corporations, Approximate Amount of dant(s) Pursuant to a Judg- on February 27, 2020 at Complaint is not served Services at 1-800-342- of Suffolk – DEUTSCHE if any, having or claiming Judgment is $330,383.71 ment of Foreclosure and 10:30 AM. Premises known with this Supplemental 3736 or the Foreclosure BANK NATIONAL TRUST an interest in or lien upon plus interest and costs. Sale duly dated 7-12-2019 as 11 Liber Blvd. aka 13 Summons, to serve a Relief Hotline 1-800-269- COMPANY ON BEHALF the premises, described in Premises will be sold I, the undersigned Referee Liber Blvd., Farmingville, notice of appearance, 0990 or visit the depart- OF FINANCIAL ASSET the complaint, YOU ARE subject to provisions of will sell at public auction NY 11738. District 0200 on the Plaintiff(s) ment’s website at WWW. SECURITIES CORP., HEREBY SUMMONED to filed Judgment Index No at the Brookhaven Town Sec 568.00 Block 02.00 attorney(s) within twenty DFS.NY.GOV. RIGHTS SOUNDVIEW HOME answer the complaint in 071045/2014. Hall, 1 Independence Hill, Lot 003.002. All that cer- days after the service AND OBLIGATIONS YOU LOAN TRUST 2007- this action and to serve Kenneth Seidell, Esq., Ref- Farmingville, NY 11738 tain plot, piece or parcel of this Supplemental ARE NOT REQUIRED TO WMC1, ASSET BACKED a copy of your answer, eree RSHN241 on February 24, 2020 at of land, situate, lying and Summons, exclusive of LEAVE YOUR HOME AT CERTIFICATES, SERIES or, if the complaint is not LIA, 20615, 1/23, 30 - 3:00PM, premises known being at Farmingville in the day of service (or THIS TIME. YOU HAVE 2007-WMC1, PLAINTIFF, served with this summons, 2/6, 13 | as 23 Mastic Boulevard, the Town of Brookhaven, within 30 days after the THE RIGHT TO STAY IN -against- WILLIAM J to serve a notice of appear- Mastic, NY 11950. All that County of Suffolk and State service is complete if this YOUR HOME DURING GUZZI, GE MONEY BANK, ance on the Plaintiff’s NOTICE OF SALE certain plot piece or parcel of New York. Approximate Supplemental Summons THE FORECLOSURE AMERICAN EXPRESS Attorney within 20 days SUPREME COURT SUF- of land, with the buildings Amount of Judgment is is not personally delivered PROCESS. YOU ARE NOT CENTURION BANK, after the service of this FOLK COUNTY and improvements erect- $437,210.14 plus interest to you within the State of REQUIRED TO LEAVE HSBC BANK NEVADA N. summons, exclusive of the CHASE HOME FINANCE ed, situate, lying and being and costs. Premises will be New York). In case of your YOUR HOME UNLESS SA. A/S/I/T DIRECT MER- day of service (or within LLC, Plaintiff against in the Town of Brookha- sold subject to provisions failure to appear or answer, AND UNTIL YOUR CHANTS CRT CD BNK NA, 30 days after the service is MARGARITA DIAZ, et al ven, County of Suffolk of filed Judgment Index judgment will be taken PROPERTY IS SOLD AT PINE HILLS SOUTH CO. complete if this summons Defendants and State of New York, No 607322/2015. For sale against you by default for AUCTION PURSUANT LLC, CLERK OF THE SUF- is not personally delivered Attorney for Plaintiff(s) SECTION: 852.00, BLOCK: information, please visit the relief demanded in the TO A JUDGMENT OF FOLK COUNTY TRAFFIC to you within the State of Fein Such & Crane, LLP, 02.00, LOT: 062.000, Dis- www.Auction.com or call Complaint. FORECLOSURE AND & VIOLATIONS AGENCY, New York); and in case 1400 Old Country Road, trict 0200. Approximate (800) 280-2832. The Attorney for SALE. REGARDLESS PEOPLE OF THE STATE of your failure to appear Suite C103, Westbury, NY amount of judgment Daniel Joseph Panico, Plaintiff has an office OF WHETHER YOU OF NEW YORK, STATE OF 11590 Attorney (s) for $342,678.37 plus interest Esq., Referee 107666 for business in the CHOOSE TO REMAIN IN NEW YORK, THE UNITED Please turn to next page 20 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO [email protected] or answer, judgment will tors, trustees, committees, answer the summons and Marc Frias unit #242; Jose Rochester, NY 14614-1990 protect your property. sure and Sale duly filed be taken against you lienors, and assignees of protect your property. C Colon Undel unit #372; Tel. 585/760-8218 Sending a payment to on December 5, 2019, I, by default for the relief such deceased, any and all Sending a payment to the Miguel Bodden unit #387; For sale information, your mortgage company the undersigned Referee demanded in the com- persons deriving interest mortgage company will Sylvia Locicero unit #425; please visit Auction.com at will not stop this will sell at public auction plaint. NOTICE YOU ARE in or lien upon, or title not stop the foreclosure Heriberto Rodriguez unit www.Auction.com or call foreclosure action. at the Brookhaven Town IN DANGER OF LOSING to said real property by, action. #497; Glenda Brightman (800) 280-2832 YOU MUST RESPOND Hall, 1 Independence Hill, YOUR HOME If you do not through or under them, or YOU MUST RESPOND unit #523; Reinerio Cruz Dated: December 30, 2019 BY SERVING A COPY OF Farmingville, NY on March respond to this Summons either of them, and their BY SERVING A COPY OF unit #525; Rhea Widdis LIA, 20645, 1/30 - 2/6, THE ANSWER ON THE 5, 2020 at 9:15 a.m., prem- and Complaint by serving respective wives, wid- THE ANSWER ON THE unit #550; Tecia Bangs 13, 20 | ATTORNEY FOR THE ises known as 583 Starlight a copy of the answer on ows, husbands, widowers, ATTORNEY FOR THE unit #566; Arnold Mills PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE Drive, Shirley, NY. All that the attorney for the mort- heirs at law, next of kin, PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE unit #613. This sale may Notice of Formation of COMPANY) AND FILING certain plot, piece or parcel gage company who filed descendants, executors, COMPANY) AND FILING be withdrawn at any time JJ.TT GENERAL CON- THE ANSWER WITH THE of land, with the buildings this foreclosure proceed- administrators, devisees, THE ANSWER WITH THE without notice. See man- STRUCTION LLC Articles COURT. and improvements there- ing against you and filing legatees, creditors, trust- COURT. ager for details. of Organization filed with This is an attempt to colon erected, situate, lying the answer with the court, ees, committees, lienors RAS BORISKIN, LLC LIA, 20642, 1/30 - 2/6 | Secretary of the State lect a debt and any infor- and being in the Town of a default judgment may be and assigns, all of whom Attorney for Plaintiff of New York (SSNY) on mation obtained will be Brookhaven, County of entered against you and and whose names, except 900 Merchants Notice of Self Storage Sale 12/06/2019 Office location; used for that purpose. Suffolk and State of New you can lose your home. as stated, are unknown to Concourse, Suite 310 Please take notice A Space Suffolk County. SSNY des- The foregoing York, District 0200, Sec- Speak to an attorney or go plaintiff, SECRETARY OF Westbury, NY 11590 Place Self Storage located ignated for service of pro- summons is served tion 586.00, Block 03.00 to the court where your HOUSING AND URBAN 516-280-7675 at 3220 Horse Block Rd., cess. SSNY shall mail a upon you by publication and Lot 016.000. Approxi- case is pending for fur- DEVELOPMENT; CLERK LIA, 20637, 1/23, 30 - Medford, NY 11763 intends copy of any process served pursuant to an Order of mate amount of judgment ther information on how OF THE SUFFOLK COUN- 2/6, 13 | to hold a sale of the prop- against the LLC to c/o: Honorable Michael A. is $276,005.48 plus interest to answer the summons TY TRAFFIC & PARKING erty stored in the below THE LLC, 23 FORDHAM Gajdos Jr., Justice of the and costs. Premises will be and protect your proper- VIOLATIONS AGENCY, Notice of formation of listed Storage Spaces. The STREET. PATCHOGUE, Supreme Court of the sold subject to provisions ty. Sending a payment to PEOPLE OF THE STATE Serenity Counseling public sale shall occur as NEW YORK 11772. Pur- State of New York, signed of filed Judgment Index # your mortgage company OF NEW YORK, UNITED LCSW, PLLC. Articles of an online auction via www. pose; All Lawful Purposes. the 19th day of December, 615050/2017. will not stop this foreclo- STATES OF AMERICA Organization filed with the storagetreasures.com LIA, 20646, 1/30 - 2/6, 2019 at Riverhead, New Jonathan B. Manley, Esq., sure action. YOU MUST “JOHN DOE #1” through Secretary of State of New on 2/18/2020 at 12:00PM. 13, 20, 27 - 3/5 | York. Referee RESPOND BY SERVING A “JOHN DOE #12,” the last York (SSNY) on Novem- Unless listed below, The object of this Pincus Law Group, PLLC, COPY OF THE ANSWER twelve names being fic- ber 7, 2019. Office loca- the contents consist of STATE OF NEW YORK action is to foreclose a 425 RXR Plaza, Uniondale, ON THE ATTORNEY FOR titious and unknown to tion: Suffolk County. SSNY household goods and fur- SUPREME COURT mortgage on the following New York 11556, Attor- THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- plaintiff, the persons or designated for service of nishings. Cyrus J Arnold COUNTY OF SUFFOLK property: neys for Plaintiff GAGE COMPANY) AND parties intended being the process. SSNY shall mail & Assoc. unit #121; Ste- SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- Tax I.D. No. 0103-025.00- LIA, 20650, 1/30 - 2/6, FILING THE ANSWER tenants, occupants, per- copies of any process phenie Stenson unit #153; MONS 01.00-088.000 13, 20 | WITH THE COURT. Dated: sons or corporations, if served against the LLC to: Gary Green unit #155; Index No. 619717/2018 ALL that certain plot, piece Syosset, New York, Janu- any, having or claiming an 20 Medford Ave., Ste 109, Cyrus Arnold units #214 ------or parcel of land, situate, SUPREME COURT OF ary 15, 2020. Roach & Lin, interest in or lien upon the Patchogue, NY 11772. Pur- & #P04; Stafford H Chavis U.S. BANK NATIONAL lying and being in the Vil- THE STATE OF NEW P.C., attorney for Plaintiff, premises, described in the pose: Any lawful purpose unit #310; Joseph Amo- ASSOCIATION, AS TRUST- lage of Lindenhurst, Town YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- 6901 Jericho Turnpike, complaint, or activity. roso unit #321; Dominic EE FOR STRUCTURED of Babylon, County of FOLK Suite 240, Syosset, NY Defendants. LIA, 20638, 1/23, 30 - Pertillar unit #344; Lawren ASSET INVESTMENT Suffolk, and State of New MTGLQ INVESTORS, L.P., 11791. Tel: 516-938-3100. To the above named 2/6, 13, 20, 27 | Oliver unit #640; Charles LOAN TRUST, MORT- York, being known and V. To the above named defen- Defendants Drzewucki unit #C04. This GAGE PASS-THROUGH designated as and by Lots ROBERT J. GALLAGHER; dants: The foregoing sum- YOU ARE HEREBY Notice of Self Storage Sale sale may be withdrawn at CERTIFICATES, SERIES 39, 40 and 41 as shown ET AL. mons is served upon you SUMMONED to answer Please take notice Prime any time without notice. 2006-1, on a certain map entitled, NOTICE OF SALE by publication pursuant to the complaint in this action Storage - Holtsville located See manager for details. Plaintiff, “Map of Sunny Point on NOTICE IS HEREBY an Order of the Michael and to serve a copy of your at 970 Waverly Ave., Holts- LIA, 20643, 1/30 - 2/6 | v. Great South Bay, situate in GIVEN pursuant to a Final A. Gajdos, Jr., a Justice of answer, or, if the complaint ville, NY 11742 intends to ANGELO J. CARBONE the Village of Lindenhurst, Judgment of Foreclosure the Supreme Court, State is not served with this hold a sale of the property Notice of Self Storage Sale A/K/A ANGELO CARBONE Town of Babylon, Suffolk dated June 19, 2019, and of New York, dated Janu- summons, to serve a notice stored in the below listed Please take notice Prime A/K/A ANGELO JOSEPH County, N.Y., March 1926 entered in the Office of ary 3, 2020 and filed with of appearance on the Storage Spaces. The pub- Storage - Bohemia located CARBONE, JILLIAN CAR- Surveyed by George H. the Clerk of the County of the Suffolk County Clerk Plaintiff’s Attorney within lic sale shall occur as an at 868 Lincoln Ave., Bohe- BONE A/K/A JILLIAN A. Walbridge, C.E. & S., Bab- Suffolk, wherein MTGLQ together with the support- 20 days after the service of online auction via www. mia, NY 11716 intends to LUNDEGAARD A/K/A JIL- ylon. L.I., N.Y.” and filed in INVESTORS, L.P. is the ing papers thereon. This this summons, exclusive storagetreasures.com hold a sale of the property LIAN A. CARBONE A/K/A the Suffolk County Clerk’s Plaintiff and ROBERT J. is an action to foreclose of the day of service (or on 2/18/2020 at 12:00pm. stored in the below listed JILLIAN AGNES CAR- Office on June 29, 1926 as GALLAGHER; ET AL. are a mortgage held by Plain- within 30 days after the Unless listed below, the Storage Space. The pub- BONE, BANK OF AMER- Map No. 810, and being the Defendant(s). I, the tiff on the premises known service is complete if this contents consist of house- lic sale shall occur as an ICA, N.A., THE ADMINIS- bounded and described as undersigned Referee will as District 0200, Section summons is not personally hold goods and furnish- online auction via www. TRATOR THE U.S. SMALL follows: sell at public auction at 628.00, Block 07.00, Lot delivered to you within the ings. Christopher Mauro storagetreasures.com BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- BEGINNING at a point on the BROOKHAVEN TOWN 002.000 & 001.000, Farm- State of New York) in the unit #00004; John J Rapp on 2/18/2020 at 12:00PM. TION, AN AGENCY OF the Easterly side of Arctic HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE ingville, NY, County of event the United States of Jr. unit #00247; Wade Pyatt Unless listed below, the THE GOVERNMENT OF Street distant 848.90 feet HILL, FARMINGVILLE, NY Suffolk as described in America is made a party unit #00300; Tony Fran- contents consist of house- THE UNITED STATES OF Northerly from the corner 11738, on March 5, 2020 at the complaint on file and defendant, the time to cis unit #00301; George hold goods and furnish- AMERICA, BENEFICIAL formed by the intersection 11:00AM, premises known commonly known as 20 answer for the said United Thompson unit #00323; ings. Lorraine Whitehead NEW YORK, INC., CLERK of the Easterly side of Arc- as 78 STUYVESANT ROSEMONT AVENUE & States of America shall not Tyrone Vaughan unit unit #2051. This sale may OF THE SUFFOLK COUN- tic Street with the Norther- AVENUE, MASTIC, NY WOODYCREST DRIVE, expire until (60) days after #00376; Emanuel Hayes be withdrawn at any time TY TRAFFIC & PARKING ly side of Bayview Avenue 11950: District 0200, FARMINGVILLE, NY service of the Summons; unit #00399. This sale may without notice. See man- VIOLATIONS AGENCY, West; said point also being Section 787.00, Block 11738. 67797 and in case of your failure be withdrawn at any time ager for details. PEOPLE OF THE STATE at the intersection of the 02.00, Lot 009.002: LIA, 20627, 1/23, 30 - to appear or answer, without notice. See man- LIA, 20644, 1/30 - 2/6 | OF NEW YORK, CLERK division line between Lots ALL THAT CERTAIN 2/6, 13 | judgment will be taken ager for details. OF THE SUFFOLK COUN- 41 and 42 with the Easterly PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- against you by default for LIA, 20640, 1/30 - 2/6 | REFEREE’S NOTICE OF TY DISTRICT COURT, side of Arctic Street; CEL OF LAND, SITU- SUPREME COURT OF the relief demanded in the SALE IN FORECLOSURE MEENAN OIL CO LP, CAP- RUNNING THENCE ATE, LYING AND BEING THE STATE OF NEW complaint. Notice of Self Storage Sale SUPREME COURT - ITAL ONE BANK USA, Northerly along the East- IN THE TOWN OF YORK NOTICE OF NATURE OF Please take notice Prime COUNTY OF SUFFOLK N.A., CACH, LLC, ORTHO- erly side of Arctic Street BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ACTION AND RELIEF Storage - Centereach BANK OF NEW YORK PAEDICS SPINE AND 60.00 feet to the division OF SUFFOLK AND STATE INDEX NO. 600051/2019 SOUGHT located at 21 Hammond MELLON, F/K/A THE SPORTS MEDICINE DBA line between Lots 38 and OF NEW YORK Plaintiff designates SUF- THE OBJECT of the Rd., Centereach, NY 11720 BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TOTAL ORTHOPAEDICS 39; Premises will be sold FOLK as the place of trial above caption action is intends to hold a sale of TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF & SPORTS MEDICINE, THENCE Easterly along subject to provisions of situs of the real property to foreclose a Mortgage the property stored in OF THE HOLDERS OF FRANK A. GUIGLIANO, said division line 70.00 filed Judgment Index # SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- to secure the sum of the below listed Storage THE ALTERNATIVE LOAN Defendants. feet; 605423/2017. Marylou MONS $510,000.00 and interest, Space. The public sale TRUST 2005-56, MORT------THENCE Southerly along Paolucci, Esq. - Referee. Mortgaged Premises: recorded on February 7, shall occur as an online GAGE PASS-THROUGH To the above named the division line between RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 33 FISCHER AVENUE 2013, at Liber M00022302 auction via www.storaget- CERTIFICATES, SERIES Defendants: Lots 39, 40 and 41 on said Merchants Concourse, ISLIP TERRACE, NY 11752 Page 470, of the Public reasures.com on 2/18/2020 2005-56, Plaintiff - against You are hereby Map 60 feet to the division Suite 310, Westbury, New District: Section: Records of SUFFOLK at 12:00PM. Unless listed - FRANCISCO HERNAN- summoned to answer the line between Lots 41 and York 11590, Attorneys for Block: Lot: County, New York, below, the contents con- DEZ, et al Defendant(s). complaint in this action 42 first above mentioned; Plaintiff. ______covering premises known sist of household goods Pursuant to a Judgment and to serve a copy of your THENCE Westerly along LIA, 20651, 1/30 - 2/6, REVERSE MORTGAGE as 33 FISCHER AVENUE and furnishings. Dennis of Foreclosure and Sale answer, or if the complaint said division line 70.00 feet 13, 20 | SOLUTIONS, INC., ISLIP TERRACE, NY Blachawk Systems units entered on May 2, 2018. is not served with this to the Easterly side of Arc- Plaintiff, 11752. #00262, #00413 & #04059; I, the undersigned Referee summons, to serve a tic Street at the point or Long Island Advance vs. The relief sought in Jeffrey Brown unit #00428; will sell at public auction notice of appearance on place of BEGINNING. SUPREME COURT – DIANE TIOPIA AS HEIRS the within action is a final Jose Velez unit #00632; at Brookhaven Town Hall the Plaintiff’s attorneys Subject to easements, cov- COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AND DISTRIBUTEES OF judgment directing the sale Rashawn Haynes unit 1 Independence Hill Farm- within thirty days after the enants, and restriction of DEUTSCHE BANK THE ESTATE OF THOM- of the premises described #04077. This sale may be ingville, NY 11738 on the service of this summons, record. NATIONAL TRUST COM- AS TROPIA, LINDA TRO- above to satisfy the debt withdrawn at any time 28th day of February, 2020 exclusive of the day of These premises are PANY, AS INDENTURE PIA HEIRS AND DISTRIB- secured by the Mortgage without notice. See man- at 10:00 a.m. All that cer- service, and in case of your also known as 838 Artic TRUSTEE FOR AMER- UTEES OF THE ESTATE described above. ager for details. tain plot, piece or parcel failure to appear or answer, Street, Lindenhurst, NY ICAN HOME MORT- OF THOMAS TROPIA, SUFFOLK County is LIA, 20641, 1/30 - 2/6 | of land, situate, lying and judgment will be taken 11757. GAGE INVESTMENT JOSEPH TROPIA HEIRS designated as the place being at Patchogue, Town against you by default for WOODS OVIATT GILMAN TRUST 2007-2, MORT- AND DISTRIBUTEES OF of trial because the real Notice of Self Storage Sale of Brookhaven, County of the relief demanded in the LLP GAGE-BACKED NOTES, THE ESTATE OF THOM- property affected by this Please take notice Prime Suffolk and State of New complaint. Attorney for Plaintiff SERIES 2007-2, Plaintiff AS TROPIA, UNKNOWN action is located in said Storage - Bayshore Pine York. NOTICE YOU ARE IN 500 Bausch & Lomb Place against HEIRS AND DISTRIBU- county. Aire Dr located at 99 Pine Premises known as 40 DANGER OF LOSING Rochester, NY 14604 GINA FORTUNO A/K/A TEES OF THE ESTATE NOTICE Aire Dr., Bayshore, NY Sweezey Street, Pat- YOUR HOME LIA, 20647, 1/30 - 2/6, GINA M. FORTUNO A/K/A OF THOMAS TROPIA any YOU ARE IN DANGER OF 11706 intends to hold a chogue, NY 11772. If you do not respond 13, 20 | GINA FLORIAN; WALTER and all persons unknown LOSING YOUR HOME sale of the property stored (District: 0200, Section: to this summons and FLORIAN A/K/A WALTER to plaintiff, claiming, or If you do not respond to in the below listed Stor- 979.40, Block: 01.00, Lot: complaint by serving a NOTICE OF SALE FIORIAN, et al Defen- who may claim to have an this summons and com- age Space. The public sale 003.00) copy of the answer on the SUPREME COURT dant(s). interest in, or general or plaint by serving a copy of shall occur as an online Approximate amount of attorney for the mortgage COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, Pursuant to a Judgment specific lien upon the real the answer on the attorney auction via www.storaget- lien $406,208.50 plus inter- company who filed this 1900 CAPITAL TRUST of Foreclosure and Sale property described in this for the mortgage company reasures.com on 2/18/2020 est and costs. foreclosure proceeding II, BY U.S. BANK TRUST entered on August 11, action; such unknown per- who filed this foreclosure at 12:00PM. Unless listed Premises will be sold sub- against you and filing the NATIONAL ASSOCIA- 2017. sons being herein generally proceeding against you below, the contents con- ject to provisions of filed answer with the court, a TION, NOT IN ITS INDI- I, the undersigned Referee described and intended to and filing the answer with sist of household goods judgment and terms of default judgment may be VIDUAL CAPACITY BUT will sell at public auction be included in the follow- the court, a default judg- and furnishings. Margie sale. entered and you can lose SOLELY AS CERTIFICATE at the front steps of the ing designation, namely: ment may be entered and Orama unit #13; Shaunette Index No. 3644/2012. Mark your home. TRUSTEE, Plaintiff, vs. Brookhaven Town Hall, 1 the wife, widow, husband, you can lose your home. Blaize unit #35; Joseph Peterson, Esq., Referee. Speak to an attorney or MICHAEL A. DURSO, ET Independence Hill, Farm- widower, heirs at law, Speak to an attorney or go Palomino unit #122; Evan- Davidson Fink LLP go to the court where your AL., Defendant(s). ingville, N.Y. on the 5th next of kin, descendants, to the court where your gelista Umanzor unit #126; Attorney(s) for Plaintiff case is pending for further Pursuant to an Order Con- day of March, 2020 at 9:30 executors, administrators, case is pending for fur- Elsie Adams unit #143; 28 East Main Street, Suite information on how to firming Referee Report devisees, legatees, credi- ther information on how to Michael Flynn unit #149; 1700 answer the summons and and Judgment of Foreclo- Please turn to next page longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 21

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO [email protected] a.m. premises described as or parcel of land, situ- attorney(s) within twenty The state encourages a debt. Any information Defendant: WITH THE COURT. follows: All that certain ate, lying, and being at days after the service you to become informed obtained by them will be You are hereby DATED: January 16, 2020 plot, piece, parcel of land Center Moriches, Town of this Supplemental about your options in used for that purpose. summoned to answer the Gross Polowy, LLC situate, lying and being in of Brookhaven, County Summons, exclusive of foreclosure. In addition LIA, 20655, 1/30 - 2/6, Complaint in this action, Attorney(s) For the Town of Brookhaven of Suffolk and State of the day of service (or to seeking assistance 13, 20 | and to serve a copy of Plaintiff(s) County of Suffolk State of New York. Approximate within 30 days after the from an attorney or legal your answer, or, if the 1775 Wehrle Drive, New York. Amount of Judgment is service is complete if this aid office, there are gov- Supplemental Summons Complaint is not served Suite 100 Said premises known $302,686.48 plus interest Supplemental Summons ernment agencies and and Notice of Object of with this Supplemental Williamsville, NY 14221 as 16 Sweetberry Lane, and costs. Premises will be is not personally delivered non-profit organizations Action Summons, to serve a The law firm of Gross Center Moriches, N.Y. sold subject to provisions to you within the State of that you may contact for Action to Foreclose a notice of appearance, Polowy, LLC and the attor- 11934. of filed Judgment Index New York). In case of your information about pos- Mortgage on the Plaintiff(s) neys whom it employs (District: 0200, Section: No 068053/2014. failure to appear or answer, sible options, including INDEX #: 603740/2019 attorney(s) within twenty are debt collectors who 793.00, Block: 01.00, Lot: David F. Sappe, Esq., Ref- judgment will be taken trying to work with your MORTGAGED PREMISES: days after the service are attempting to collect 026.000). eree MTN055 against you by default for lender during this process. 14 WOODLAWN AVENUE of this Supplemental a debt. Any information Approximate amount of LIA, 20654, 1/30 - 2/6, the relief demanded in the To locate an entity near SELDEN, NY 11784 Summons, exclusive of obtained by them will be lien $ 992,130.27 p l u s 13, 20 | Complaint. you, you may call the toll- DSBL #: 0200 - 492.00 - the day of service (or used for that purpose. interest and costs. The Attorney for free helpline maintained 02.00 - 034.000 within 30 days after the LIA, 20656, 1/30 - 2/6, Premises will be sold sub- Supplemental Summons Plaintiff has an office for by the New York State SUPREME COURT OF service is complete if this 13, 20 | ject to provisions of filed and Notice of Object of business in the County of Department of Financial THE STATE OF NEW Supplemental Summons judgment and terms of Action Erie. Services at 1-800-342- YORK is not personally delivered SUPREME COURT OF sale. SUPREME COURT OF Trial to be held in the 3736 or the Foreclosure COUNTY OF SUFFOLK to you within the State of THE STATE OF NEW Index No. 19311-11. Kev- THE STATE OF NEW County of Suffolk. Relief Hotline 1-800-269------X New York). In case of your YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- in Robert Johnston, Esq., YORK The basis of the venue 0990 or visit the depart- FEDERAL NATIONAL failure to appear or answer, FOLK Referee. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK designated above is the ment’s website at WWW. MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- judgment will be taken U.S. BANK NATIONAL McCabe, Weisberg, & Con- Action to Foreclose a location of the Mortgaged DFS.NY.GOV. RIGHTS TION (“FANNIE MAE”), against you by default for ASSOCIATION AS SUC- way, LLC Mortgage Premises. AND OBLIGATIONS YOU A CORPORATION ORGA- the relief demanded in the CESSOR TRUSTEE TO Attorney(s) for Plaintiff INDEX #: 614602/2019 TO James McPhail Defen- ARE NOT REQUIRED TO NIZED AND EXISTING Complaint. BANK OF AMERICA, 145 Huguenot Street - MORTGAGED PREMISES: dant in this Action. LEAVE YOUR HOME AT UNDER THE LAWS OF The Attorney for N.A. AS SUCCESSOR BY Suite 210 6 SPLIT PINE CIRCLE The foregoing THIS TIME. YOU HAVE THE UNITED STATES OF Plaintiff has an office for MERGER TO LASALLE New Rochelle, New York MEDFORD, NY 11763 Supplemental Summons THE RIGHT TO STAY IN AMERICA business in the County of BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE 10801 DSBL #: 0200 - 774.00 - is served upon you by YOUR HOME DURING Plaintiff, Erie. FOR THE CERTIFICATE- (914) 636-8900 03.00 - 032.000 publication, pursuant to an THE FORECLOSURE vs Trial to be held in the HOLDERS OF THE MLN1 LIA, 20652, 1/30 - 2/6, ------X order of HON. Michael A. PROCESS. YOU ARE NOT GRETELLE BERNARD IF County of Suffolk. TRUST, MORTGAGE 13, 20 | SELENE FINANCE LP Gajdos, Jr. of the Supreme REQUIRED TO LEAVE LIVING, AND IF HE/SHE The basis of the venue LOAN ASSET-BACKED Plaintiff, Court of the State of New YOUR HOME UNLESS BE DEAD, ANY AND ALL designated above is the CERTFICICATES, SERIES NOTICE OF SALE vs York, dated the Fifteenth AND UNTIL YOUR PERSONS UNKNOWN TO location of the Mortgaged 2007-HE1, SUPREME COURT SUF- JAMES MCPHAIL IF LIV- day of January, 2020 and PROPERTY IS SOLD AT PLAINTIFF, CLAIMING, Premises. V. FOLK COUNTY ING, AND IF HE/SHE BE filed with the Complaint in AUCTION PURSUANT OR WHO MAY CLAIM TO TO Gretelle Bernard LINDA E. BARBIERI, ET. WILMINGTON SAVINGS DEAD, ANY AND ALL the Office of the Clerk of TO A JUDGMENT OF HAVE AN INTEREST IN, Defendant in this Action. AL. FUND SOCIETY, FSB, PERSONS UNKNOWN TO the County of Suffolk, in FORECLOSURE AND OR GENERAL OR SPECIF- The foregoing NOTICE OF SALE D/B/A CHRISTIANA PLAINTIFF, CLAIMING, the City of Riverhead. SALE. REGARDLESS IC LIEN UPON THE REAL Supplemental Summons NOTICE IS HEREBY TRUST, NOT INDIVIDU- OR WHO MAY CLAIM TO The object of this action OF WHETHER YOU PROPERTY DESCRIBED is served upon you by GIVEN pursuant to a Final ALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE HAVE AN INTEREST IN, is to foreclose a mortgage CHOOSE TO REMAIN IN IN THIS ACTION; SUCH publication, pursuant to an Judgment of Foreclosure FOR PRETIUM MORT- OR GENERAL OR SPECIF- upon the premises YOUR HOME, YOU ARE UNKNOWN PERSONS order of HON. Michael A. dated August 07, 2018, GAGE ACQUISITION IC LIEN UPON THE REAL described below, executed REQUIRED TO TAKE BEING HEREIN GEN- Gajdos, Jr. of the Supreme and entered in the Office TRUST, Plaintiff against PROPERTY DESCRIBED by James McPhail and CARE OF YOUR PROPER- ERALLY DESCRIBED Court of the State of New of the Clerk of the County PATRICIA CALAND- IN THIS ACTION; SUCH Mary McPhail dated the TY AND PAY PROPERTY AND INTENDED TO BE York, dated the Fifteenth of Suffolk, wherein RA A/K/A PATRICIA UNKNOWN PERSONS May 30, 2009, to secure TAXES IN ACCORDANCE INCLUDED IN WIFE, day of January, 2020 and U.S. BANK NATIONAL EDWARDS, et al Defen- BEING HEREIN GEN- the sum of $362,425.00 WITH STATE AND LOCAL WIDOW, HUSBAND, WID- filed with the Complaint in ASSOCIATION AS dants ERALLY DESCRIBED and recorded at Book LAW. FORECLOSURE OWER, HEIRS AT LAW, the Office of the Clerk of SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE Attorney for Plaintiff(s) AND INTENDED TO BE M00021836, Page 816 in RESCUE SCAMS NEXT OF KIN, DESCEN- the County of Suffolk, in TO BANK OF AMERICA, Knuckles, Komosinski & INCLUDED IN WIFE, the Office of the Suffolk Be careful of people who DANTS, EXECUTORS, the City of Riverhead. N.A. AS SUCCESSOR Manfro, LLP, 565 Taxter WIDOW, HUSBAND, WID- County Clerk, on the July approach you with offers ADMINISTRATORS, DEVI- The object of this action BY MERGER TO Road, Suite 590, Elmsford, OWER, HEIRS AT LAW, 14, 2009; The mortgage to “save” your home. SEES, LEGATEES, CRED- is to foreclose a mortgage LASALLE BANK, N.A., NY 10523 Attorney (s) for NEXT OF KIN, DESCEN- was subsequently assigned There are individuals who ITORS, TRUSTEES, COM- upon the premises AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Plaintiff (s). DANTS, EXECUTORS, by an assignment executed watch for notices of fore- MITTEES, LIENORS, AND described below, executed CERTIFICATEHOLDERS Pursuant to a Judgment ADMINISTRATORS, DEVI- January 9, 2012 and closure actions in order ASSIGNEES OF SUCH by Gretelle Bernard OF THE MLN1 TRUST, of Foreclosure and Sale SEES, LEGATEES, CRED- recorded on January 26, to unfairly profit from a DECEASED, ANY AND dated the December MORTGAGE LOAN entered June 26, 2019, I ITORS, TRUSTEES, COM- 2012, in the Office of the homeowner’s distress. ALL PERSONS DERIV- 29, 2006, to secure the ASSET-BACKED will sell at public auction MITTEES, LIENORS, AND Suffolk County Clerk at You should be extremely ING INTEREST IN OR sum of $316,000.00 and CERTFICICATES, to the highest bidder at ASSIGNEES OF SUCH Book M00022161, Page careful about any such LIEN UPON, OR TITLE recorded at Book 21450, SERIES 2007-HE1 is the Brookhaven Town Hall, DECEASED, ANY AND 680. The mortgage was promises and any sugges- TO SAID REAL PROP- Page 916 in the Office Plaintiff and LINDA E. 1 Independence Hill, ALL PERSONS DERIV- subsequently assigned by tions that you pay them a ERTY BY, THROUGH of the Suffolk County BARBIERI, ET AL. are Farmingville, NY 11738 ING INTEREST IN OR an assignment executed fee or sign over your deed. OR UNDER THEM, OR Clerk, on the January 12, the Defendant(s). I, the on March 2, 2020 at 2:00 LIEN UPON, OR TITLE January 9, 2012 and State law requires anyone EITHER OF THEM, AND 2007; The mortgage was undersigned Referee will PM. Premises known as TO SAID REAL PROP- recorded on January 26, offering such services for THEIR RESPECTIVE subsequently assigned sell at public auction at 110 Washington Avenue, ERTY BY, THROUGH 2012, in the Office of the profit to enter into a con- WIVES, WIDOWS, HUS- by an assignment the BROOKHAVEN TOWN Patchogue, NY 11772. OR UNDER THEM, OR Suffolk County Clerk at tract which fully describes BANDS, WIDOWERS, executed July 7, 2008 HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE District 0200 Sec 975.40 EITHER OF THEM, AND Book M00022161, Page the services they will per- HEIRS AT LAW, NEXT and recorded on July 25, HILL, FARMINGVILLE, NY Block 04.00 Lot 021.000. THEIR RESPECTIVE 681. The mortgage was form and fees they will OF KIN, DESCENDANTS, 2008, in the Office of the 11738, on March 2, 2020 All that certain plot, piece WIVES, WIDOWS, HUS- subsequently assigned by charge, and which prohib- EXECUTORS, ADMIN- Suffolk County Clerk at at 10:30 AM, premises or parcel of land, with the BANDS, WIDOWERS, an assignment executed its them from taking any ISTRATORS, DEVISEES, Book M00021733, Page known as 238 N TITMUS buildings and improve- HEIRS AT LAW, NEXT September 10, 2014 and money from you until they LEGATEES, CREDITORS, 889. The mortgage was DR, MASTIC, NY 11950: ments thereon erected, OF KIN, DESCENDANTS, recorded on January 28, have completed all such TRUSTEES, COMMIT- subsequently assigned by District 0200, Section situate, lying and being EXECUTORS, ADMIN- 2015, in the Office of the promised services. § 1303 TEES, LIENORS, AND an assignment executed 712.00, Block 05.00, Lot in the Town of Brookha- ISTRATORS, DEVISEES, Suffolk County Clerk at NOTICE ASSIGNS, ALL OF WHOM July 24, 2010 and recorded 016.002: ven, County of Suffolk LEGATEES, CREDITORS, Book M00022562, Page NOTICE AND WHOSE NAMES, on September 10, 2010, ALL THAT CERTAIN and State of New York. TRUSTEES, COMMIT- 223. Said Mortgage was YOU ARE IN DANGER OF EXCEPT AS STATED, in the Office of the PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- Approximate Amount of TEES, LIENORS, AND subsequently modified LOSING YOUR HOME ARE UNKNOWN TO Suffolk County Clerk CEL OF LAND, SITU- Judgment is $438,915.20 ASSIGNS, ALL OF WHOM by a Loan Modification If you do not respond to PLAINTIFF, CLERK OF at Book M00021986, ATE, LYING AND BEING plus interest and costs. AND WHOSE NAMES, Agreement executed this summons and com- THE SUFFOLK COUNTY Page 678. The mortgage IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Premises will be sold EXCEPT AS STATED, ARE by James McPhail and plaint by serving a copy of TRAFFIC & PARKING VIO- was subsequently BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY subject to provisions of UNKNOWN TO PLAIN- Mary McPhail on March the answer on the attorney LATIONS AGENCY, MID- modified on April 15, OF SUFFOLK AND STATE filed Judgment Index No TIFF, MARY MCPHAIL, 23, 2017 and recorded for the mortgage company LAND FUNDING LLC DBA 2010. The mortgage was OF NEW YORK 028186/2011. Cash will not CLERK OF THE SUF- December 15, 2017 in who filed this foreclosure IN NEW YORK AS MID- subsequently modified on Premises will be sold be accepted at the sale. FOLK COUNTY DISTRICT Book M00022884, Page 274 proceeding against you LAND FUNDING OF DEL- December 20, 2017. subject to provisions of Christopher Brocato, Esq., COURT, UNITED STATES in the Office of the Suffolk and filing the answer with AWARE LLC, AUTOVEST The property in question filed Judgment Index Referee 2296-003116 OF AMERICA ACTING County Clerk. the court, a default judg- LLC, NEW YORK STATE is described as follows: # 68239/2014. Daniel J. LIA, 20653, 1/30 - 2/6, THROUGH THE SECRE- The property in question ment may be entered and DEPARTMENT OF TAX- 14 WOODLAWN AVENUE, Panico, Esq. - Referee. 13, 20 | TARY OF HOUSING AND is described as follows: you can lose your home. ATION AND FINANCE, SELDEN, NY 11784 RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 URBAN DEVELOPMENT, 6 SPLIT PINE CIRCLE, Speak to an attorney or go LVNV FUNDING LLC APO NOTICE Merchants Concourse, NOTICE OF SALE PEOPLE OF THE STATE MEDFORD, NY 11763 to the court where your HOUSEHOLD BANK SB YOU ARE IN DANGER OF Suite 310, Westbury, New SUPREME COURT SUF- OF NEW YORK, UNITED HELP FOR HOMEOWN- case is pending for fur- NA, CAPITAL ONE BANK LOSING YOUR HOME York 11590, Attorneys for FOLK COUNTY STATES OF AMERICA ERS IN FORECLOSURE ther information on how to USA NA, CLERK OF THE If you do not respond to Plaintiff. STATE OF NEW YORK ACTING THROUGH THE NEW YORK STATE LAW answer the summons and SUFFOLK COUNTY DIS- this summons and com- LIA, 20666, 1/30 - 2/6, MORTGAGE AGENCY, IRS REQUIRES THAT WE protect your property. TRICT COURT, MERS AS plaint by serving a copy of 13, 20 | Plaintiff against JOHN DOE (Those SEND YOU THIS NOTICE Sending a payment to your NOMINEE FOR FIRST the answer on the attorney ROBERT J. MOORE, et al unknown tenants, occu- ABOUT THE FORECLO- mortgage company will LINCOLN MORTGAGE for the mortgage company SUPREME COURT OF Defendants pants, persons or corpora- SURE PROCESS. PLEASE not stop this foreclosure CORP., COMMISSIONER who filed this foreclosure THE STATE OF NEW Attorney for Plaintiff(s) tions or their heirs, distrib- READ IT CAREFULLY. action. OF SOCIAL SERVICES proceeding against you YORK Fein Such & Crane, LLP, utees, executors, admin- SUMMONS AND COM- YOU MUST RESPOND OF SUFFOLK COUN- and filing the answer with COUNTY OF SUFFOLK 1400 Old Country Road, istrators, trustees, guard- PLAINT YOU ARE IN DAN- BY SERVING A COPY OF TY, SOCIAL SERVICES the court, a default judg- KRISTINA M. Suite C103, Westbury, NY ians, assignees, creditors GER OF LOSING YOUR THE ANSWER ON THE DISTRICT, PEOPLE OF ment may be entered and HAVEL,Plaintiff, v. RADEK 11590 Attorney (s) for or successors claiming an HOME. IF YOU FAIL TO ATTORNEY FOR THE THE STATE OF NEW you can lose your home. HAVEL, Defendant Plaintiff (s). interest in the mortgaged RESPOND TO THE SUM- PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE YORK, UNITED STATES Speak to an attorney or go Index No. 19-05407 Pursuant to a Judgment premises.) MONS AND COMPLAINT COMPANY) AND FILING OF AMERICA ACT- to the court where your Plaintiff designates Suf- of Foreclosure and Sale Defendant(s). IN THIS FORECLOSURE THE ANSWER WITH THE ING THROUGH THE case is pending for fur- folk County as the place entered July 23, 2018, I ------X ACTION, YOU MAY LOSE COURT. IRS JOHN DOE (Those ther information on how of trial. will sell at public auction To the above named YOUR HOME. PLEASE DATED: January 21, 2020 unknown tenants, occu- to answer the summons The basis of the venue is to the highest bidder at Defendant: READ THE SUMMONS Gross Polowy, LLC pants, persons or corpora- and protect your proper- the residence of Plaintiff. Brookhaven Town Hall, You are hereby AND COMPLAINT CARE- Attorney(s) For tions or their heirs, distrib- ty. Sending a payment to Plaintiff resides at 129 1 Independence Hill, summoned to answer the FULLY. YOU SHOULD Plaintiff(s) utees, executors, admin- your mortgage company Webb Avenue, Patchogue, Farmingville, NY 11738 Complaint in this action, IMMEDIATELY CON- 1775 Wehrle Drive, istrators, trustees, guard- will not stop this foreclo- New York 11772. on March 3, 2020 at 4:00 and to serve a copy of TACT AN ATTORNEY Suite 100 ians, assignees, creditors sure action.YOU MUST Date Summons filed: PM. Premises known as your answer, or, if the OR YOUR LOCAL LEGAL Williamsville, NY 14221 or successors claiming an RESPOND BY SERVING A October 11, 2019. 44 Reeves Road, Cen- Complaint is not served AID OFFICE TO OBTAIN The law firm of Gross interest in the mortgaged COPY OF THE ANSWER ACTION FOR A DIVORCE ter Moriches, NY 11934. with this Supplemental ADVICE ON HOW TO Polowy, LLC and the attor- premises.) ON THE ATTORNEY FOR To the above named District 0200 Sec 858.00 Summons, to serve a PROTECT YOURSELF. neys whom it employs Defendant(s). THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- Defendant: Block 03.00 Lot 035.000. notice of appearance, SOURCES OF INFORMA- are debt collectors who ------X GAGE COMPANY) AND All that certain plot, piece on the Plaintiff(s) TION AND ASSISTANCE are attempting to collect To the above named FILING THE ANSWER Please turn to next page 22 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO [email protected] YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- $159,044.94 plus interest HILL, FARMINGVILLE, Gull Avenue, Medford, NY gaged premises is locat- 03.00, LOT: 022.000, Dis- Index No. 617932-17. Dan- MONED to answer the and costs. Premises will NY 11738, on March 12, 11763. District 0200 Sec ed. NOTICE YOU ARE trict 0200. Approximate iel J. Panico, Esq., Referee. complaint in this action be sold subject to provi- 2020 at 9:45AM, premises 701.00 Block 01.00 Lot IN DANGER OF LOSING amount of judgment Stern & Eisenberg, PC and to serve a copy of sions of filed Judgment for known as 11 POMMER 026.000. All that certain YOUR HOME If you do not $575,823.38 plus interest Attorney(s) for Plaintiff your answer on the Plain- Index# 603957/2018. AVE, FARMINGVILLE, plot, piece or parcel of respond to this summons and costs. Premises will be Woodbridge Corporate tiff within twenty (20) days DANIEL J. MURPHY, NY 11738: District 0200, land, with the buildings and complaint by serving sold subject to provisions Plaza after the service of this ESQ., Referee Section 654.00, Block and improvements there- a copy of the answer on of filed Judgment Index 485 B Route 1 South – summons, exclusive of day Gross Polowy, LLC 03.00, Lot 027.000: on erected, situate, lying the attorney for the mort- #038866/2009. For sale Suite 330 of service, where service Attorney for Plaintiff ALL THAT CERTAIN and being at Medford, in gage company who filed information, please visit Iselin, NJ 08830 is made by delivery upon 1775 Wehrle Drive, Suite PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- the Town of Brookhaven, this foreclosure proceed- Auction.com at www.Auc- (732) 582-6344 you personally within the 100 CEL OF LAND, WITH County of Suffolk and ing against you and filing tion.com or call (800) 280- *For sale information, state, or within thirty (30) Williamsville, NY 14221 THE BUILDINGS AND State of N.Y. Approximate the answer with the court, 2832. Louis C. England, please visit www.auction. days after completion of LIA, 20670, 2/6, 13, 20, IMPROVEMENTS Amount of Judgment is a default judgment may Esq., Referee Frenkel com or call 800-280-2832* service where service is 27 | THEREON ERECTED, $272,355.55 plus interest be entered and you can Lambert Weiss Weisman LIA, 20679, 2/6, 13, 20, made in any other man- SITUATE, LYING AND and costs. Premises will be lose your home. Speak to & Gordon, LLP 53 Gib- 27 | ner. In case of your fail- SUPREME COURT OF BEING IN THE TOWN OF sold subject to provisions an attorney or go to the son Street Bay Shore, NY ure to appear or answer, THE STATE OF NEW BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY of filed Judgment Index court where your case is 11706 01-032803-F00 67910 LEGAL NOTICE judgment will be taken YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- OF SUFFOLK AND STATE No 066204/2014. pending for further infor- LIA, 20677, 2/6, 13, 20, VILLAGE OF BELLPORT against you by default for FOLK OF NEW YORK, Pamela Greene, Esq., Ref- mation on how to answer 27 | NOTICE OF COMPLE- the relief demanded in the HSBC BANK USA, N.A., Premises will be sold eree SPSNY439 the summons and protect TION OF complaint. AS INDENTURE TRUST- subject to provisions of LIA, 20674, 2/6, 13, 20, your property. Sending a Long Island Advance TENTATIVE ASSESS- Dated: October 9, 2019 EE FOR THE REGIS- filed Judgment Index27 | payment to your mortgage SUPREME COURT – MENT ROLL; Kristina M. Havel, Plaintiff TERED NOTEHOLDERS # 0583/2013. LOUIS C. company will not stop COUNTY OF SUFFOLK NOTICE OF MEETING 129 Webb Avenue OF RENAISSANCE HOME ENGLAND, Esq. - Referee. SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- this foreclosure action. SPECIALIZED LOAN OF BOARD OF REVIEW Patchogue, New York EQUITY LOAN TRUST RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 MONS AND NOTICE YOU MUST RESPOND SERVICING LLC, Plaintiff AND 11772 2005-3, RENAISSANCE Merchants Concourse, Supreme Court of New BY SERVING A COPY OF against HEARING OF COM- Plaintiff demands judg- HOME EQUITY LOAN Suite 310, Westbury, New York, SUFFOLK County. THE ANSWER ON THE RICHARD GOTTFRIED; PLAINTS ment against Defendant as ASSET-BACKED NOTES, York 11590, Attorneys for WILMINGTON SAVINGS ATTORNEY FOR THE CHRISTY GOTTFRIED, et PLEASE TAKE NOTICE follows: SERIES 2005-3, Plaintiff. FUND SOCIETY, FSB, PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE al Defendant(s). that the undersigned a. Judgment granting V. LIA, 20672, 2/6, 13, 20, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL COMPANY) AND FILING Pursuant to a Judgment Assessor of the Village of to Plaintiff a divorce, DAVID JACKSON, JR., 27 | CAPACITY BUT SOLE- THE ANSWER WITH THE of Foreclosure and Sale Bellport has completed dissolving the marriage ADMINISTRATOR AND LY IN ITS CAPACITY AS COURT. entered on November 26, the tentative assessment between Plaintiff and HEIR AND DISTRIBU- NOTICE OF SALE OWNER TRUSTEE OF FRIEDMAN VARTOLO, 2019. of the Village of Bellport Defendant, on the grounds TEE OF THE ESTATE OF SUPREME COURT SUF- MATAWIN VENTURES LLP 85 Broad Street, Suite I, the undersigned Referee for the 2020-2021 tax year of abandonment; MARY E. DODSON, ET AL. FOLK COUNTY TRUST SERIES 2018-1, 501, New York, New York will sell at public auction and that a copy thereof has b. Continuing the NOTICE OF SALE BAYVIEW LOAN SERVIC- Plaintiff, -against- ROBERT 10004, Attorneys for Plain- at the front steps of the been left with John Kocay, existing order issued by NOTICE IS HEREBY ING, LLC, A LIMITED LIA- CANINO, INDIVIDUALLY tiff. Brookhaven Town Hall, 1 Village Clerk of the Village the Suffolk County, Family GIVEN pursuant to a Final BILITY COMPANY, Plain- AND AS EXECUTOR TO LIA, 20675, 2/6, 13, 20, Independence Hill, Farm- of Bellport, at 29 Bellport Court, under Docket No. Judgment of Foreclosure tiff against THE ESTATE OF ELAINE 27 | ingville, N.Y. on the 6th day Lane, Bellport, NY 11713, F-16692-18, directing dated December 11, 2019, ANNE-MARIE PEREZ DELUCIA, DECEASED; of March, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. where it may be seen and Defendant to pay child and entered in the Office A/K/A ANNE MARIE RICHARD STERN; MARK NOTICE OF SALE premises described as fol- examined by any interest- support to Plaintiff for the of the Clerk of the County PEREZ, et al Defendants STERN; DIANE SHAKAR; SUPREME COURT COUN- lows: All that certain plot, ed person until February support for the parties’ of Suffolk, wherein HSBC Attorney for Plaintiff(s) UNKNOWN HEIRS-AT- TY OF SUFFOLK Wilm- piece or parcel of land, 18, 2020. children; BANK USA, N.A., AS Fein Such & Crane, LLP, LAW OF THE ESTATE ington Trust, National situate, lying and being at On February 18, 2020, the c. Awarding Plaintiff, INDENTURE TRUSTEE 1400 Old Country Road, OF ELAINE DELUCIA, Association, as Successor Shirley, in the Township Village of Bellport Board the sole legal and physical FOR THE REGISTERED Suite C103, Westbury, NY DECEASED; CITIGROUP Trustee to Citibank, N.A., of Brookhaven, County of of Assessment Review will custody of the children; NOTEHOLDERS OF 11590 Attorney (s) for GLOBAL MARKETS as Trustee for Structured Suffolk and State of New meet at the Bellport Vil- d. Awarding just RENAISSANCE HOME Plaintiff (s). REALTY CORP.; UNITED Adjustable Rate Mortgage York. lage Hall, 29 Bellport Lane, and support for the EQUITY LOAN TRUST Pursuant to a Judgment STATES OF AMERICA - Loan Trust, Mortgage Said premises known as Bellport, NY between the children of the marriage, 2005-3, RENAISSANCE of Foreclosure and Sale INTERNAL REVENUE Pass-Through Certificates, 70 Propose Road, Shirley, hours of 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. including basic child HOME EQUITY LOAN entered November 26, SERVICE; STATE OF NEW Series 2005-3XS, Plain- N.Y. 11967. to hear complaints in rela- support and payment ASSET-BACKED 2019, I will sell at public YORK; and JOHN DOE tiff AGAINST Anthony (District: 0200, Section: tion to assessments. All for the educational, NOTES, SERIES 2005- auction to the highest bid- and MARY DOE, the last Green, et al., Defendant(s) 966.00, Block: 05.00, Lot: changes in the tentative medical, dental, health and 3 is the Plaintiff and der at Brookhaven Town two names being fictitious Pursuant to a Judgment 013.000). assessment roll made as childcare expenses of the DAVID JACKSON, JR., Hall, 1 Independence Hill, and unknown to the plain- of Foreclosure and Sale Approximate amount of a result of said Board of infant issue; ADMINISTRATOR AND Farmingville, NY 11738 tiff, the persons or parties duly dated 12-2-2019 I, lien $ 239,492.01 plus inter- Assessment Review hear- e. Compelling HEIR AND DISTRIBUTEE on March 9, 2020 at 9:30 intended being the persons the undersigned Referee est and costs. ing of such complaints will Defendant to obtain and OF THE ESTATE OF AM. Premises known as or parties, if any, having will sell at public auction Premises will be sold sub- be entered on such roll on maintain a life insurance MARY E. DODSON, ET 24 Ashton Road, Medford, or claiming an interest at the Brookhaven Town ject to provisions of filed or before the date when policy, payable to Plaintiff AL. are the Defendant(s). NY 11763. District 0200 in or lien upon the mort- Hall, 1 Independence Hill, judgment and terms of the final assessment roll is for the benefit of the I, the undersigned Referee Sec 528.00 Block 06.00 gaged premises described Farmgville, NY 11738 on sale. to be completed. children; will sell at public auction at Lot 006.000. All that cer- in the verified complaint, March 9, 2020 at 9:15AM, Index No. 622953-17. Wil- Dated: January 29, 2020 f. Awarding Plaintiff, the BROOKHAVEN TOWN tain plot, piece or parcel Index No. 623125/2018. premises known as 395 liam F. Andes, Jr., Esq., Frank B. Aragona the exclusive occupancy HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE of land, with the buildings District: 0200, Section: Dogwood West Road a/k/a Referee. Assessor, Village of of the marital home HILL, FARMINGVILLE, NY and improvements, there- 537.00, Block: 02.00, Lot: 395 Dogwood Road West, Stern & Eisenberg, PC Bellport located at 129 Webb 11738, on March 05, 2020 at on erected situate lying 033:000 Mortgaged Prem- Mastic Beach, NY 11951. Attorney(s) for Plaintiff John Kocay Avenue, Patchogue, New 9:15AM, premises known and being at Middle Island, ises: 19 Mueller Drive, All that certain plot piece Woodbridge Corporate Village Clerk York 11772, together with as 18 DOURLAND ROAD, near West Yaphank, Town Selden, New York 11784 or parcel of land, with the Plaza LIA, 20680, 2/6 | the sole and exclusive MEDFORD, NY 11763: of Brookhaven, County To The Above Named buildings and improve- 485 B Route 1 South – possession of all items District 0200, Section of Suffolk and State of Defendant(s): YOU ARE ments erected, situate, Suite 330 SUPREME COURT OF of personal property, 545.00, Block 02.00, Lot New York. Approximate HEREBY SUMMONED to lying and being in the Town Iselin, NJ 08830 THE STATE OF NEW including but not limited to 024.000: Amount of Judgment is answer the Complaint in of Brookhaven, County of (732) 582-6344 YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- furnishings, furniture, and ALL THAT CERTAIN $253,934.61 plus interest the above entitled action Suffolk and State of New *For sale information, FOLK household items, located PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- and costs. Premises will be and to serve a copy of your York, SECTION: 024.00, please visit www.auction. DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST therein; CEL OF LAND, SITU- sold subject to provisions Answer on the Plaintiff’s BLOCK: 05.00, LOT: com or call 800-280-2832* COMPANY AMERICAS, g. Awarding each party ATE, LYING AND BEING of filed Judgment Index attorney within twenty 045.000, District 0209. LIA, 20678, 2/6, 13, 20, AS TRUSTEE FOR RALI their just and equitable IN THE TOWN OF No 611206/2016. (20) days of the service Approximate amount of 27 | 2005-QS15, share of all of the other BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY Paul R. Feuer, Esq., Refer- of this Summons, exclu- judgment $341,637.53 plus V. marital property; OF SUFFOLK AND STATE ee AUFNY002 sive of the day of service, interest and costs. Prem- Long Island Advance RICHARD ALBANO; ET. h. Authorizing Plaintiff OF NEW YORK LIA, 20673, 2/6, 13, 20, or within thirty (30) days ises will be sold subject to SUPREME COURT – AL. to resume the use of her Premises will be sold 27 | after service of the same is provisions of filed Judg- COUNTY OF SUFFOLK NOTICE OF SALE former name, to wit: subject to provisions of complete where service is ment Index #616509/2017. U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., NOTICE IS HEREBY Cerise; and filed Judgment IndexNOTICE OF SALE made in any manner oth- Zachary D. Dubbey, Esq., AS TRUSTEE FOR LSF9 GIVEN pursuant to a Final i. Any other relief the # 617125/2016. Brian SUPREME COURT SUF- er than by personal deliv- Referee Frenkel Lambert MASTER PARTICIPATION Judgment of Foreclosure court deems fit and proper. Egan, Esq. - Referee. FOLK COUNTY ery within the State. The Weiss Weisman & Gor- TRUST, Plaintiff against dated October 30, 2019, LIA, 20667, 1/30 - 2/6, RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 U.S. BANK NATION- United States of America, don, LLP 53 Gibson Street CHRISTINE FEINBERG; and entered in the Office 13 | Merchants Concourse, AL ASSOCIATION AS if designated as a Defen- Bay Shore, NY 11706 LUCAS M. FEINBERG, et of the Clerk of the County Suite 310, Westbury, New TRUSTEE SUCCESSOR dant in this action, may 01-085546-F00 67948 al Defendant(s). of Suffolk, wherein NOTICE OF SALE York 11590, Attorneys for IN INTEREST TO BANK answer or appear within LIA, 20676, 2/6, 13, 20, Pursuant to a Judgment DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST SUPREME COURT COUN- Plaintiff. OF AMERICA, NATION- sixty (60) days of service. 27 | of Foreclosure and Sale COMPANY AMERICAS, AS TY OF SUFFOLK LIA, 20671, 2/6, 13, 20, AL ASSOCIATION AS If you fail to appear or to entered on December 23, TRUSTEE FOR RALI 2005- NATIONSTAR MORT- 27 | TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR answer within the afore- NOTICE OF SALE 2019. QS15 is the Plaintiff and GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. BY MERGER TO LASAL- mentioned time frame, SUPREME COURT COUN- I, the undersigned Referee RICHARD ALBANO; ET COOPER, Plaintiff SUPREME COURT OF LE BANK NATIONAL judgment will be taken TY OF SUFFOLK M&T will sell at public auction AL. are the Defendant(s). AGAINST THE STATE OF NEW ASSOCIATION AS TRUST- against you by default for Bank successor by merg- at the front steps of the I, the undersigned Referee HAI HONG WANG, ET AL., YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- EE FOR STRUCTURED the relief demanded in er to Hudson City Sav- Brookhaven Town Hall, 1 will sell at public auction at Defendant(s) FOLK ASSET INVESTMENT the Complaint. NOTICE ings Bank, FSB, Plaintiff Independence Hill, Farm- the BROOKHAVEN TOWN Pursuant to a Judgment of FEDERAL NATIONAL LOAN TRUST MORT- OF NATURE OF ACTION AGAINST Maria Barnwell, ingville, N.Y. on the 9th HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE Foreclosure and Sale duly MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- GAGE PASS-THROUGH AND RELIEF SOUGHT - Thomas Barnwell, Defen- day of March, 2020 at 10:30 HILL, FARMINGVILLE, dated October 02, 2019 I, TION, CERTIFICATES SERIES THE OBJECTIVE of the dant(s) Pursuant to a Judg- a.m. premises described NY 11738, on March 11, the undersigned Referee V. 2004-BNC2, Plaintiff above captioned action is ment of Foreclosure and as follows: All that cer- 2020 at 10:00 am, premises will sell at public auction JOAO P. ABREU; ET. AL. against to foreclose on a Mortgage Sale duly dated 9-21-2017 tain plot, piece or par- known as 4 LINDEN at the Brookhaven Town NOTICE OF SALE LORI DECARLO, et al to secure $435,000.00 and I, the undersigned Referee cel of land, situate, lying PLACE, MASTIC BEACH, Hall, 1 Independence Hill, NOTICE IS HEREBY Defendants interest, recorded in the will sell at public auction and being in the Town of NY 11951-4506: District Farmingville, NY 11738, on GIVEN pursuant to Attorney for Plaintiff(s) Suffolk County Clerk’s at the Brookhaven Town Brookhaven, County of 200, Section 980.50, Block March 11, 2020 at 10:00AM, a Final Judgment of Fein Such & Crane, LLP, Office on August 27, 2004 Hall, 1 Independence Hill, Suffolk and State of New 08.00, Lot 052.000 F/K/A premises known as 86 Foreclosure dated April 1400 Old Country Road, in Liber M00020836, Page Farmingville, NY 11738 on York. District 0209, Section PINEWOOD DRIVE, SHIR- 19, 2018, and entered in Suite C103, Westbury, NY 496, covering the premises March 10, 2020 at 9:45AM, Said premises known as 025.00, Block 01.00, Lot LEY, NY 11967. All that the Office of the Clerk 11590 Attorney (s) for known as 19 Mueller Drive, premises known as 65 16 Babylon Drive, Sound 052.000 N/K/A District certain plot piece or parcel of the County of Suffolk, Plaintiff (s). Selden, New York 11784. Morris Avenue, Holtsville, Beach, N.Y. 11789. 0200 Section 980.50 Block of land, with the buildings wherein FEDERAL Pursuant to a Judgment The relief sought herein NY 11742. All that cer- (District: 0200, Section: 01.00 Lot 052.000: and improvements erect- NATIONAL MORTGAGE of Foreclosure and Sale is a final judgment direct- tain plot piece or parcel 099.00, Block: 06.00, Lot: ALL THAT CERTAIN ed, situate, lying and being ASSOCIATION is the entered December 3, 2019, ing sale of the premises of land, with the build- 018.000). PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- in the Town of Brookha- Plaintiff and JOAO P. I will sell at public auction described above to satisfy ings and improvements Approximate amount of CEL OF LAND, WITH ven, County of Suffolk ABREU; ET AL. are to the highest bidder at the debt secured by the erected, situate, lying and lien $ 230,091.77 plus inter- THE BUILDINGS AND and State of New York, the Defendant(s). I, the Front steps of Brookhaven mortgage described above. being at Farmingville, in est and costs. IMPROVEMENTS DISTRICT 0200, SECTION undersigned Referee will Town Hall, 1 Independence Plaintiff designates Suffolk the Town of Brookhaven, Premises will be sold sub- THEREON ERECTED, 981.90, BLOCK 01.00, sell at public auction at Hill, Farmingville NY on County as the place of tri- County of Suffolk and ject to provisions of filed SITUATE, LYING AND LOT 026.000. Approxi- the BROOKHAVEN TOWN March 9, 2020 at 10:00 AM. al. Venue is based upon the State of New York, SEC- judgment and terms of mate amount of judgment HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE Premises known as 2614 County in which the mort- TION: 652.00, BLOCK: sale. Please turn to next page longislandadvance.net | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 23

PUBLIC NOTICES SEND LEGAL NOTICES TO [email protected] BEING IN THE TOWN OF 981.10, Block 01.00 and Lot Mount Sinai, New York, ------THE OBJECT of the Municipal Law, section 6-g AND DISTIRUBTEE OF BROOKHAVEN, COUNTY 009.000. 11766, on Tuesday, Febru- BANK OF NEW YORK above caption action is is filed with the Secretary THE ESTATE OF COL- OF SUFFOLK AND STATE Approximate amount ary 25, 2020, at 10:30 AM MELLON TRUST COM- to foreclose a Mortgage of this District protesting LENE BROWN, NICH- OF NEW YORK of judgment $635,505.95 for the election of trust- PANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE to secure the sum of against such resolution OLE PACE AS HEIR AND Premises will be sold plus interest and costs. ees and the transaction FOR MORTGAGE ASSETS $487,500.00 and interest, and requesting a Referen- DISTIRUBTEE OF THE subject to provisions of Premises will be sold of such other business as MANAGEMENT SERIES I recorded on June 24, 2008, dum as is prescribed in ESTATE OF COLLENE filed Judgment Index # subject to provisions of may properly come before TRUST, at Liber M00021723 Page said law. BROWN, JASON PACE AS 3006/2008. Cophen Eugene filed Judgment. Index the members. Plaintiff, 897, of the Public Records Dated: January28th, 2020 HEIR AND DISTIRUBTEE Sears III, Esq. - Referee. #060936/2013. Guy N. Saxton, vs. of SUFFOLK County, BY ORDER OF THE OF THE ESTATE OF COL- RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 Jonathan Baum, Esq., Ref- Secretary CHRISTINA MORAN AS New York, covering BOARD OF FIRE COM- LENE BROWN; SHAREE Merchants Concourse, eree, LIA, 20686, 2/6, 13, 20 | HEIR AND DISTRIBU- premises known as 17 MISSIONERS OF PACE A/K/A SHAREE Suite 310, Westbury, New Aldridge Pite, LLP - Attor- TEE OF THE ESTATE OF LAURIE BOULEVARD THE PATCHOGUE FIRE PACE COOMBS AS HEIR York 11590, Attorneys for neys for Plaintiff - 40 Mar- CITATION PHYLLIS DELVALLE; VAL- CENTEREACH, NY 11720. DISTRICT AND DISTIRUBTEE OF Plaintiff. cus Drive, Suite 200, Mel- File No. 2019-4381 ERIE A DELVALLE A/K/A The relief sought in Town of Brookhaven, THE ESTATE OF COL- LIA, 20681, 2/6, 13, 20, ville, NY 11747 SURROGATE’S COURT, VALERIE A SPELLMAN the within action is a final Suffolk County, New York LENE BROWN; UNKOWN 27 | LIA, 20683, 2/6, 13, 20, SUFFOLK COUNTY AS HEIR AND DISTRIB- judgment directing the sale By: Steve Saper HEIRS AND DISTRIBU- 27 | THE PEOPLE OF THE UTEE OF THE ESTATE of the premises described Secretary TEES OF THE ESTATE OF SUPREME COURT OF STATE OF NEW YORK, OF PHYLLIS DELVALLE; above to satisfy the debt Patchogue Fire District COLLENE BROWN any THE STATE OF NEW NOTICE OF SALE PUB- By the Grace of God Free ANTHONY A. DELVALLE secured by the Mortgage LIA, 20692, 2/6 | and all persons unknown YORK - COUNTY OF SUF- LIC AUCTION Supreme and Independent AS HEIR AND DISTRIB- described above. to plaintiff, claiming, or FOLK Court of New York, SUF- TO: UTEE OF THE ESTATE SUFFOLK County is SUPREME COURT who may claim to have U.S. BANK NATIONAL FOLK County. FEDERAL “The distributees, heirs OF PHYLLIS DELVALLE; designated as the place - COUNTY OF SUF- an interest in, or general ASSOCIATION, NOT NATIONAL MORTGAGE at law and next of kin of UKNOWN HEIRS AND of trial because the real FOLK-BROOKHAVEN or specific lien upon the IN ITS INDIVIDUAL ASSOCIATION, (“FANNIE JEANETTE DOWDELL, DISTRIBUTEES OF THE property affected by this FEDERAL NATIONAL real property described in CAPACITY BUT SOLELY MAE”), A CORPORATION deceased, if any be living, ESTATE OF PHYLLIS action is located in said MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- this action; such unknown AS TRUSTEE FOR THE ORGANIZED AND EXIST- or if any be dead, their DELVALLE, if living, and if county. TION (‘FANNIE MAE”), persons being herein RMAC TRUST, SERIES ING UNDER THE LAWS respective distributees, she/he be dead, any and all NOTICE A CORPORATION ORGA- generally described and 2016-CTT, OF THE UNITED STATES heirs at law, next of kin, persons unknown to plain- YOU ARE IN DANGER OF NIZED AND EXISTING intended to be included V. OF AMERICA, Plain- legatees, devisees, exec- tiff, claiming, or who may LOSING YOUR HOME UNDER THE LAWS OF in the following desig- ALBERT D. MANUEL; ET tiff, -against- GERARD utors, administrators, claim to have an interest If you do not respond to THE UNITED STATES nation, namely: the wife, AL. MCCOY; JOANNE MCCOY; assignees and successors in, or general or specific this summons and com- OF AMERICA, Plaintiff widow, husband, widower, NOTICE OF SALE TEACHERS FEDERAL in interest, all of whose lien upon the real property plaint by serving a copy of -against- ALBERT MAS- heirs at law, next of kin, NOTICE IS HEREBY CREDIT UNION, Index names, whereabouts and described in this action; the answer on the attorney SUA AND KIM STINE, et descendants, executors, GIVEN pursuant to a Final No. 13-23224. Pursuant to addresses are unknown such unknown persons for the mortgage company al Defendant(s). Pursuant administrators, devisees, Judgment of Foreclosure a Judgment of Foreclosure and cannot be ascertained being herein generally who filed this foreclosure to a Judgment of Fore- legatees, creditors, trust- dated October 10, 2017, and Sale duly dated, July with due diligence, being described and intended to proceeding against you closure and Sale entered ees, committees, lienors, and entered in the Office 10, 2015 and entered with the persons interested in be included in the follow- and filing the answer with herein and dated October and assignees of such of the Clerk of the County the Suffolk County Clerk the estate of JEANETTE ing designation, namely: the court, a default judg- 1, 2019, I, the undersigned deceased, any and all per- of Suffolk, wherein on July 10, 2015, Glenn DOWDELL, deceased the wife, widow, husband, ment may be entered and Referee will sell at public sons deriving interest in or U.S. BANK NATIONAL P. Warmuth, Esq., the as distributees or other- widower, heirs at law, you can lose your home. auction at the Brookhaven lien upon, or title to said ASSOCIATION, NOT Appointed Referee, will wise.”, and next of kin, descendants, Speak to an attorney or go Town Hall, 1 Independence real property by, through IN ITS INDIVIDUAL sell the premises known New York State Attorney executors, administrators, to the court where your Hill, Farmingville, NY on or under them, or either of CAPACITY BUT SOLELY as 4 Oaklawn Avenue, General 28 Liberty Street, devisees, legatees, credi- case is pending for fur- March 6, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. them, and their respective AS TRUSTEE FOR Farmingville, New York New York, NY 10005 tors, trustees, committees, ther information on how to premises situate, lying and wives, widows, husbands, THE RMAC TRUST, 11738 at public auction at A petition having lienors, and assignees of answer the summons and being in Mastic, Town of widowers, heirs at law, SERIES 2016-CTT is the Brookhaven Town Hall, 1 been duly filed bysuch deceased, any and all protect your property. Brookhaven, County of next of kin, descendants, Plaintiff and ALBERT Independence Hill, Farm- GLADYS SOLLITTO who persons deriving interest Sending a payment to the Suffolk and State of New executors, administrators, D. MANUEL; ET AL. are ingville, New York 11738, is/are domiciled at 6 in or lien upon, or title mortgage company will York, described as follows: devisees, legatees, credi- the Defendant(s). I, the on March 11, 2020 at 9:00 CASEY LANE, MIDDLE to said real property by, not stop the foreclosure BEGINNING at a point on tors, trustees, committees, undersigned Referee will A.M. All that certain plot, ISLAND, NEW YORK through or under them, or action. the easterly side of Riv- lienors and assigns, all of sell at public auction at piece or parcel of land, AND MARILYN IKE WHO either of them, and their YOU MUST RESPOND iera Drive, distant 200 feet whom and whose names, the BROOKHAVEN TOWN situate, lying and being in IS DOMICILED AT 982 respective wives, wid- BY SERVING A COPY OF southerly from the corner except as stated, are HALL, 1 INDEPENDENCE the Township of Brookha- EAST PROSPECT ST, ows, husbands, widowers, THE ANSWER ON THE formed by the easterly unknown to plaintiff; NEW HILL, FARMINGVILLE, NY ven, County of Suffolk and WOODMERE, NEW YORK heirs at law, next of kin, ATTORNEY FOR THE side of Riviera Drive and YORK STATE DEPART- 11738, on March 11, 2020 at State of New York known YOU ARE HEREBY CIT- descendants, executors, PLAINTIFF (MORTGAGE the southerly side of Elm MENT OF TAXATION 9:30 am, premises known as District: 0200; Section: ED TO SHOW CAUSE administrators, devisees, COMPANY) AND FILING Road; being a plot 100.00 AND FINANCE; UNITED as 96 WILSON AVENUE, 655.00; Block: 04.00; Lot: before the Surrogate’s legatees, creditors, trust- THE ANSWER WITH THE feet by 140.00 feet by STATES OF AMERICA – MEDFORD, NY 11763: 038.000 will be sold sub- Court, SUFFOLK County, ees, committees, lienors COURT. 100.00 feet by 140.00 feet. INTERNAL REVENUE District 0200, Section ject to the provisions of at 320 CENTER DRIVE, and assigns, all of whom RAS BORISKIN, LLC District 0209 Section SERVICE, 479.00, Block 01.00, Lot filed Judgment, Index No. RIVERHEAD, New York, and whose names, except Attorney for Plaintiff 027.00 Block 05.00 Lot “JOHN DOE #1” through 038.000: 13-23224. The approxi- on March 10, 2020 at 9:30 as stated, are unknown to 900 Merchants 003.000 and 004.000 f/k/a “JOHN DOE #12,” the last ALL THAT CERTAIN mate amount of judgment o’clock in the FORE noon plaintiff; CREDIT ACCEP- Concourse, Suite 310 District 0200 Section twelve names being fic- PLOT, PIECE OR PAR- is $264,212.28 plus inter- of that day, why a decree TANCE CORPORATION; Westbury, NY 11590 980.70 Block 05.00 Lot titious and unknown to CEL OF LAND, SITUATE, est and costs. FRIEDMAN should not be made in SECRETARY OF HOUS- 516-280-7675 003.000 and 004.000. plaintiff, the persons or LYING AND BEING AT VARTOLO LLP 85 Broad the estate of JEANETTE ING AND URBAN DEVEL- LIA, 20688, 2/6, 13, 20, Said premises known as parties intended being the MIDDLE ISLAND, TOWN Street, Suite 501, New DOWDELL lately domi- OPMENT; STATE OF NEW 27 | 109 RIVIERA DRIVE, MAS- tenants, occupants, per- OF BROOKHAVEN, SUF- York, New York 10004, ciled at 298-B CARDIFF YORK; NEW YORK STATE TIC BEACH, NY sons or corporations, if FOLK COUNTY, NEW Attorneys for Plaintiff. COURT. RIDGE, NEW DEPARTMENT OF TAX- Legal Notice # 21563777 Approximate amount of any, having or claiming an YORK LIA, 20684, 2/6, 13, 20, YORK admitting to probate ATION AND FINANCE; Notice of formation of lien $381,652.39 plus inter- interest in or lien upon the Premises will be sold 27 | a Will dated JUNE 1, 2007 UNITED STATES OF Naughton’s Landscaping est & costs. premises, described in the subject to provisions of (and Codicil(s), if any, dat- AMERICA, LLC. Articles of Organiza- Premises will be sold sub- complaint, filed Judgment Index # LEGAL NOTICE ed NONE) a copy of which “JOHN DOE #1” through tion filed with the Secre- ject to provisions of filed Defendants. 071150/2014. Arthur E. NOTICE OF MEETING TO is attached, as the Will of “JOHN DOE #12,” the last tary of State of New York Judgment and Terms of ______Shulman, Esq. - Referee. HEAR COMPLAINTS JEANETTE DOWDELL twelve names being fic- SSNY on 01/21/20. Office Sale. To the above named RAS Boriskin, LLC 900 TAKE NOTICE, THE deceased, relating to real titious and unknown to located in Suffolk. SSNY If the sale is set aside for Defendants Merchants Concourse, BOARD OF ASSESSMENT and personal property, and plaintiff, the persons or is designated for service of any reason, the Purchaser YOU ARE Suite 310, Westbury, New REVIEW of the Incorpo- directing that: parties intended being the process. SSNY shall mail at the sale shall be enti- HEREBY SUMMONED to York 11590, Attorneys for rated Village of Patchogue, Letters Testamentary issue tenants, occupants, per- copy of any process served tled only to a return of the answer the complaint in Plaintiff. New York, has prepared to GLADYS SOLLITTO sons or corporations, if against the LLC P.O. BOX deposit paid. The Purchas- this action and to serve LIA, 20682, 2/6, 13, 20, its tentative assessment AND MARILYNIKE any, having or claiming an 541 Coram, NY 11772. Pur- er shall have no further a copy of your answer, 27 | roll for the current year Dated, Attested and Sealed interest in or lien upon the pose: any lawful purpose. recourse against the Mort- or, if the complaint is not 2020/2021, and said tenta- January 13, 2020 premises, described in the LIA, 20691, 2/6, 13, 20, gagor, the Mortgagee or served with this sum- NOTICE OF SALE tive assessment roll has HON. THERESA WHELAN complaint, 27 - 3/5, 12 | the Mortgagee’s attorney. mons, to serve a notice of SUPREME COURT- been filed with the Vil- Surrogate Defendants. Index Number 63936/2014. appearance on the Plain- COUNTY OF SUFFOLK lage Clerk in the Asses- Michael Cipollini ------Notice of Resolution WILLIAM F. ANDES JR., tiff’s Attorney within 20 U.S. BANK NATION- sor’s Office in said Village. Chief Clerk To the above named Adopted Subject To Per- ESQ., Referee days after the service of AL ASSOCIATION, AS It may be reviewed and RICHARD JOHANNESEN Defendants missive Referendum David A. 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You are of appearance on the the following resolution: 27 | America is made a par- AGAINST Baker Street, Patchogue, not required to appear. If Plaintiff’s Attorney within BE IT RESOLVED, the ty defendant, the time to THOMAS GEBBIA, et al. NY between the hours of you fall to appear it will be 20 days after the service of Patchogue Fire District of SUPREME COURT OF answer for the said United Defendant(s) 5 pm and 8 pm for the assumed you do not object this summons, exclusive the Town of Brookhaven, THE STATE OF NEW States of America shall not Pursuant to a judgment purpose of completing to the relief requested. You of the day of service (or County of Suffolk, State YORK expire until (60) days after of foreclosure and sale said assessment roll and have a right to have an within 30 days after the of New York, authorized COUNTY OF SUFFOLK service of the Summons; duly entered on January to hear and review com- attorney appear for you. service is complete if this the expenditure of not to INDEX NO. 609954/2019 and in case of your fail- 31, 2017. plaints in relation thereto LIA, 20687, 2/6, 13, 20, summons is not personally exceed $20,000 from the Plaintiff designates SUF- ure to appear or answer, I, the undersigned on the application of any 27 | delivered to you within the Personal Protective Equip- FOLK as the place of trial judgment will be taken Referee, will sell at public person conceiving himself State of New York) in the ment Reserve ; and be it situs of the real property against you by default for auction at the Brookhaven aggrieved thereby. SUPREME COURT OF event the United States of FURTHER RESOLVED, SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- the relief demanded in the Town Hall, 1 Independence Date: February 6, 2020 THE STATE OF NEW America is made a party that this resolution is MONS complaint. Hill, Farmingville, NY February 13, 2020 YORK defendant, the time to adopted subject to a per- Mortgaged Premises: NOTICE OF NATURE OF 11738 on March 5, 2020 at Carol S. Sweeney COUNTY OF SUFFOLK answer for the said United missive referendum as 292 FOREST ROAD WEST ACTION AND RELIEF 1:30 PM premises known Village Assessor INDEX NO. 614521/2019 States of America shall not provided in the Gener- MASTIC BEACH, NY SOUGHT as 239 Conklin Avenue, LIA, 20685, 2/6, 13 | Plaintiff designates SUF- expire until (60) days after al Municipal Law of the 11951 THE OBJECT of the Patchogue, NY 11772. FOLK as the place of trial service of the Summons; State of New York. This District: 0200 Section: above caption action is All that certain plot LEGAL NOTICE situs of the real property and in case of your failure resolution shall not take 982.00 to foreclose a Mortgage piece or parcel of land, To the Members of Ceme- SUPPLEMENTAL SUM- to appear or answer, effect until thirty (30) days Block: 14.00 Lot: 021.000 to secure the sum of with the buildings and tery Gardens, Inc.: MONS judgment will be taken after its adoption, or until ______$182,936.00 and interest, improvements thereon PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Mortgaged Premises: against you by default for approved by an affirma- NATIONSTAR MORT- recorded on October 1, erected, situate, lying that the members of Ceme- 17 LAURIE BOULEVARD the relief demanded in the tive vote of the majority GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. 2010, at Liber M00021995 and being in the Town of tery Gardens, Inc. will hold CENTEREACH, NY 11720 complaint. of the duly qualified vot- COOPER, Page 177, of the Public Brookhaven, County of the annual meeting at the District: 0200 Section: NOTICE OF NATURE OF ing electors of this Fire Plaintiff, Records of SUFFOLK Suffolk and State of New offices of the corporation, 513.00 ACTION AND RELIEF District if a valid petition -against- York. 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3/4 Page 26 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net There’s a new [country] band in town of songs in his vocal repertoire. “Trying Big Revival Band coming a new genre and meeting new people has soon to play a music venue been a great experience,” he added. “No doubt that joining this band was a good near you decision. We all work well together and have become great friends.” BY JANE KOROPSAK Sal Patron Patron, a retired carpenter from Bell- It’s not a secret that country music has port, is the bass player and also well taken the country by storm, including known on the Long Island music scene. Long Island. Now Long Islanders can Patron also plays in the classic rock enjoy music by current country artists band Klassic Rewind. “I welcomed the performed by a new band: The Big Reviv- challenge to learn new music,” he said. al. “I have loved every minute of it.” Patron The brainchild of guitarist and lead provides vocals on several songs but vocalist Tom Maxwell, Big Revival has says it’s playing the bass that gives him played regularly at many venues, includ- the most pleasure. “It’s fun learning new ing Harbor Crab, lyrics, but, for me, there’s just something Rudi’s Grill, James- PATCHOGUE about being a sure and steady bass play- port Brewery, Davis er that makes me feel good,” he added. Park Casino, Schooners, and Fork and “Talk about doing something you love — Fiddle, to name a few. They also per- From left: Sal Patron, Tom Maxwell, Ken Schaefer and Billy Ports, members of the band Big this is it for me for sure!” formed at the Long Island Cider Festival Revival. Ken (Rasta) Schaefer in Heckscher Park. Photo courtesy of DCitystudios Last, but certainly not least, Maxwell “I had a great run playing with other convinced Kenny Schaefer (aka “Rasta”) bands, but I wanted to try a new genre,” put on your dancing shoes or boots and Ports has been strumming, fretting to be the band’s drummer. Schaefer, who Maxwell said. “I love the sounds of the come out for a fun night of music. We and “rocking out” on a guitar since he hails from Farmingville, is the quiet type. contemporary country artists like Ken- think you’ll have a good time!” first played in a garage band in high And, although he may be quiet and unas- ny Chesney, Luke Bryan, Keith Urban The band has already formed a good school. His quick-moving fingers and suming, Rasta is a key component of the and Jason Aldean, so I started searching fan base and is always looking for new guitar riffs are nothing short of amazing, band. He’s not only a talented musician, for bandmates for a new country music gigs. “New gigs equal new friends,” he although if you ask him, he will humbly but he can improvise and play any song band.” continued. “And this band is all about tell you he just plays to satisfy his pas- “on the fly.” His percussion steadiness is At a recent gig at the Blue Goose friendship.” sion for music. You can see that inner the beat that helps Maxwell, Patron and restaurant in Patchogue, Ralph Pensa, For a gig schedule, find Big Revival passion the minute he straps on his gui- Ports keep cadence. “We’re lucky to have a fan from Lindenhurst, said he took an Band on Facebook or go to http://bigre- tar. Ports is also a vocalist with a long list him as our drummer,” said Maxwell. n Uber to Patchogue on a snowy night to vivalband.com. come see the band. “I’ve seen them quite a few times, and each time they sound Meet the band better. I also like that they are always adding new songs to their playlist.” Tom “Tommy Max” Maxwell Barbara Llobell, a retired teacher who Tom Maxwell, known by many as lives in Great River, is also a fan of the “Tommy Max,” has played with oth- band. She said she not only enjoyed the er local musicians before and after music but also appreciated that the band he retired from his career as a histo- members engaged with the audience ry teacher at Patchogue-Medford High during their breaks. School several years ago. Maxwell is an “We talk about their music, but we also avid acoustic and electric guitar player discuss topics like our families, sports and can also play the harmonica and and vacations,” said Llobell. “I once told sing simultaneously. He also knows the Tom [Maxwell] I was curious about how lyrics to more than 400 songs that span the harmonica worked. I knew he was a several genres. retired teacher when he spent his entire “Music brings me happiness, and I break explaining harmonica chords to want to share that happiness with every- me. The next day he sent me detailed one. I also want to add that I couldn’t information on harmonicas. That’s pret- enjoy this adventure as a musician with- ty impressive.” out the support of my wife, family and The band is gaining momentum rap- friends. I’m really living my dream.” Bellport wrestling wins championship idly and enjoying every minute of it. In Billy Ports addition to their combined mega musi- Lead guitarist and backup vocalist Bil- The South Country Central School District congratulates the Bellport High School varsity wrestling team on winning the Dual League Championship for League IV, held cal talent and enthusiasm, the band has ly Ports, of East Patchogue, was a great at Hauppauge on Jan. 22. The team qualified for the County Dual Meet, also held at formed a camaraderie and synchronicity addition to the newly formed band. Ports Hauppauge on Jan. 22, but lost to Lindenhurst. Wrestling team captain Joshua Leidig that is obvious on and off the stage. is well known on the Long Island music said that hard work and determination were the prescription for the team’s success Maxwell added that the band welcomes scene. Maxwell said he crossed his fin- in garnering the Dual League Championship title. “The team has been working hard in and encourages everyone to its gigs. gers when he approached Ports to join the band. Although Ports was already the practice room, at team practices and off the mat, keeping up [its] stamina,” Joshua “You don’t need to be a country line said. “The goal of the team is to place as high in the county as possible and to win dancer; just join us as we play music you playing in the rock band White Room, he was looking for a new project. “It was another league tournament.” can dance to, however you want to,” he Photo courtesy of the South Country Central School District said. “It doesn’t matter if you love rock time for me to try something different, so and roll, folk, jazz or country music, just the timing was perfect,” said Ports.

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‘Battle of the Classes’ organizer hosts another successful event my Wrap, Hula Hoopla and Scooter Race Student government collects plus the two new events unveiled: Hock- food for local church and ey Stick-Handling Relay and Basketball Shooting/Relay Contest. over $200 to help “I enjoy helping out to experience how the students and teachers bond by com- fight heart disease peting both mentally and physically,” added Oregon sixth-grade teacher and When Patchogue-Medford Special Edu- basketball coach John Interrante. “It cation teacher Jackie Nolan was trans- allows us to spend time outside the class- ferred from Oregon Middle School 18 room together and become like a family years ago to South Ocean Middle School, as a school.” it also meant relinquishing the baton as While the PTA supplied T-shirts for a the coordinator of “Battle of the Classes” reduced cost and a trophy for the win- to a colleague who ironically is also a ning eighth-grade Class, the Oregon Stu- fellow Sachem alumnus and social stud- dent Government raised over $200 to fight ies teacher, Andrew heart disease and collected cans of food to Bacon. PATCHOGUE- support the local food pantry at St. Fran- “I always looked MEDFORD ces DeSales Church in Patchogue. forward to this The food drive became part of the com- SCHOOLS event when I went petition, as the grade that brought in the to Sagamore,” said Oregon GO adviser Andy Bacon organized the food drive as part of Spirit Week and “Battle of most food items won points toward “Bat- Nolan. “It always created an excitement the Classes.” He encouraged students to bring food items as admission to the event, and the tle of the Classes.” n in the school, which is something I will grade that brought in the most food won points at the event. never forget.” Courtesy photo But no matter to which of the second- “‘These events are what students will Oregon principal Bryan Lake continue ary buildings Nolan was assigned, the always remember,’ Nolan told me back in to inspire the school community to value Special thanks to the following “Battle of the Classes” queen brought her 2001,” Bacon said. “If you want to make a “Battle of the Classes” as an integral part teachers for helping coach the teams brainchild to her new home each time. difference in the lives of students, these of the school climate. and run the events: John Interran- “As a Special Ed teacher, I found it was are the types of events that will always Last Friday night was the 2020 rendi- te, Christy Reinnert, Allison Worme, a great way to help my students to con- stick with them.” tion of the event, which featured more Cathy Murphy, Janine Dunphy and nect to the school,” she explained. Since then, Bacon has managed to keep than 100 students and nine teachers from Theresa Breen and retired teach- Also at that time, Nolan’s husband, the event going through 10 principals, and the three grade levels at Oregon com- er and soup kitchen director Fran Jimmy, Oregon’s new building principal last Friday’s 28th annual “Battle of the peting in its traditional Obstacle Course, Kociskzy for helping the Oregon GO (if only for a year), encouraged Bacon to Classes” proved how Bacon and current Sneaker Mess, Fireman’s Relay, Mum- with the food drive. take over and impacted his decision. Bellport High students perform ‘Beauty and the Beast’

The production of “Beauty and the these times: on Friday, Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Beast” at Bellport High School features and on Saturday, Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 a cast of more than two dozen students p.m. n and can be seen for one weekend only at

The inanimate objects throughout the Beast’s palace are brought to life, with candle Lumiere, Pictured at left is Autumn Margaret Walthers, who portrays Belle, with ensemble members. played by Jack Burkhardt (left), and clock Cogsworth, played by Troy Sica (right). All photos ADV/Rohrbacker

The full cast of “Beauty and the Beast” at Bellport High School features more than two dozen students of various grade levels. 28 LONG ISLAND ADVANCE | FEBRUARY 6, 2020 | longislandadvance.net

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