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Comptrollers office, Michael Scotto, a president of the John Philip Sousa uring a recent town of North Memorial Bandshell Committee Hempstead (TONH) meeting, recently created a Facebook group, town officials spoke about Friends of Sunset Park. reassured residents that they plan to “The bandshell has a use agreekeep Sunset Park in Port Washington ment with the district who owns the a public park. land,” Scotto said. “The bandshell The park is currently owned and committee had kicked around the operated by the Port Washington idea of approaching the district and Water Pollution Control District seeing if it would be possible to—if (PWWPCD), which runs a pump stathey were going to transfer it—to tion along with other equipment on transfer it to us. But that never came the property. In September, the town to fruition and any thoughts of that and the district began discussions with the pandemic—nobody was regarding the possibility of transexpecting anything to happen.” ferring ownership of the park to the Scotto stated that after the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. September meeting held by the During the Oct. 22 meeting, PWWPCD, the bandshell committee TONH supervisor Judi Bosworth and reached out to Dalimonte to see councilwoman Mariann Dalimonte if they could help in any way. In stated that they were not in favor of October, Scotto stated they began the transfer, and will do everything working on creating a nonprofit possible to ensure that Sunset Park called Friends of Sunset Park, to help remains in public hands. maintain and preserve the land. “They do want to get rid of this “We created this nonprofit to basipiece of property,” Dalimonte said. cally support the town or the sewer “The supervisor and I will not allow district in maintaining and improving The PAL uses Sunset Park for their athletic games. this property to be transferred into the park,” Scotto said. “That’s what (Photos courtesy of PAL) private hands. It will always remain we are hoping to do. I think we’d all public.” be happy with the status quo, that if “Whether Sunset Park is dedicated to alienation,” Levine said. “So the there’s a decision that says that the for buildings to be constructed on parkland or not, it is certainly thought district has said because they’re not district can own the property as long Sunset Park. Town officials quickly of as a park,” Bosworth said. “It has as they don’t expend tax payer funds. eligible to operate a park, this can’t stated that is not the case. been used as a park for decades. If Then the nonprofit would basically be a park, and they’ve described it “The [sewer district] will tell you there were any sense of anything as simply vacant land owned by the that no one can build on Sunset Park,” maintain it. We could apply for grants done with that land, other than it and beautify it. But until we get a district. But, it does not matter if Dalimonte said. “There are sewer being the green space that it currently there was ever a formal dedication of lines throughout the entire park and decision [from the state] we don’t is, that would be considered alienreally know. We did this to support parkland or not. How it’s been used, they have easements to them. They ation of parkland. That would need the town or the district’s ownership of how it’s been maintained. own this property.” to be approved not only by the Town This is established as a the property so that tax payers won’t Dalimonte stated that of North Hempstead but by the state be on the hook for the maintenance.” park. So it is subject to they were waiting as well. I understand that there are The Port Washington Camber of alienation legisfor an answer from several members of the community Commerce, the Port Washington lation, and then the New York State The supervisor and I will that are raising these concerns but whatever long-term not allow this property to Comptrollers office to Police Athletic League (PAL) and this is the land that belongs to the conditions are put find out exactly what the John Philip Sousa Memorial be transferred into Port Water Pollution Control District. on that. So we’ve can be done with the Bandshell all hold licensing agreeprivate hands. It will It is their land and whatever leases ments to use portions of the property. taken the position property. The town always remain public. is trying to find out if The town is still waiting to hear back they enter into need to be very clear and both the about what is allowed there and what councilwoman and —Mariann Dalimonte from the New York State Comptrollers the property can still is not.” office about what they can do with supervisor stated, this is remain publicly owned TONH Planning Commissioner this property. always going to be a park. but be leased to a private Michael Levine stated that the alien- It’s the fact that it may transfer entity. Dalimonte described this as a ation of parkland issue is where the to private hands, it may not but if it “friends of” agreement, which would town and the district have differing does, it does not mean it’s an eligible requite that entity to be responsible opinions. development parcel.” for the parks maintenance and “The one issue where we and Several residents also brought up operation. 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The Future (Or Death) Of Snowdays As we approach another cold New York winter, a question lingers over most students’ heads: will we ever have a snow day? It is undeniable that every child looks forward to a weekday of sledding, building snowmen and sipping a mug of hot chocolate. However, this year, at-home remote learning is second nature, and snow days could look a little different—or cease to exist altogether. Officials of The New York City Public Schools have already said that their students will not be the beneficiaries of snow days this year. The NYC Department of Education stated, “As we reopen schools for this critical school year, we are utilizing all of the lessons learned from remote schooling this spring to maximize our students’ instructional time. This includes providing remote instruction during both Election Day and snow days.” It is possible that the Port Washington School District
School SupPORT Emily Milgrim
will follow this initiative, especially after postponing the start of school in September due to reopening planning. In a year filled with uncertainty, one definite is that the Port Washington School District, along with many others, relies on a steady internet connection and wi-fi to succeed. I believe that even if roads are closed and we are stuck in a blizzard, as long as our town has full internet access, school may continue. If this occurs, a 2020 snow day will consist of
logging on to Google Meets and Zooms, while longingly gazing at a fresh layer of white powder through the window. But, this is assuming that teachers will have access to a strong internet connection in their homes as well. However, there is one scenario where an emergency “snow day” may be possible: if there is a widespread internet outage. This scenario, although it’s unlikely, could be the only viable reason to fully close school. It is plausible that internet and/or power outages will occur when there are snowstorms and strong winds. “No internet days,” or a few “no internet hours,” may be the closest thing we get to a snow day this year. Additionally, because our opening date was pushed back, we no longer have as much leeway to close school for a snow day, if remote learning is still possible. This new reality comes with repercussions for all ages of children—both
positive and negative. A productive outcome is that curriculum will not be unexpectedly halted, and teachers will have a lot of experience with remote teaching. Any sudden online day will be smoother than it was last March. On the other hand, elementary-aged children will not have the excitement of staying up late to follow the weather channel and inputting their zip codes into www. snowdaycalculator.com. The nostalgia of pausing the stressful school week to play in the snow will most likely not be re-lived this year. “Like so many others, I have fond memories of watching the news at night as a snowstorm closed in on Long Island,” Dr. Ira Pernick, the principal of Paul D. Schreiber High School, said. “It’s hard to imagine that those days, filled with the excitement of a snow day, might be over. And while we may have the technology now to keep schools open I suspect, in the end, the
LETTER TO THE EDITOR A RESPITE FROM RHETORIC Earlier this month Zack Siegel penned a thoughtful piece on the power of reflection. A call to action, to jettison the phones for prayer, so to speak. He rightly notes the difficulty in summoning up one’s own thoughts and the enervating effect of that omnipresent specter we call Snapchat. He discusses social media as a crutch, and notes that prior generations were essentially forced to think for themselves, having no Facebook on which to fallback. I want to suggest that an excellent crutch, or better yet, springboard for critical thinking is literature, a medium that stretches back to bygone eras, but has not in the least become obsolete. In a collection of essays titled Life Sentences, the late William Gass describes literature’s vivacity, noting
in particular the work of Henry James, and laments “the avid text messaging that now holds so many lines of vapidity open, as a window to a foul smell.” The ubiquity of social media hints at a fascination with gossip, being in the know and not missing out. Such interest is nothing to be ashamed of and is certainly not new; in fact, it is precisely what drives the plot in so many excellent novels. The danger lies in the superficiality of tweets and posts and snapchats. While perhaps intended to serve as a springboard toward finer material, social media has quickly become this sort of quicksand in which too many drown. As Siegel notes, “we are constantly thinking, but not truly reflecting.” I suppose we could quibble over whether or
not the content discussed over social media even qualifies as thinking, let alone reflection, but the important distinction being drawn is that between superficiality and depth. Novels offer a level of depth that engages the mind and provides fodder fertile for reflection; rumination replete with chocolates to be chewed, never to lose their flavor. Now that the political campaigning is over, I suggest
we all take a breathe of fresh air, and bask in the aroma of a novelist such as Henry James, an author that can induce far more pleasure than any silly snapchat, although I would have to consult a neuroscientist as to whether the reading of James releases dopamine. I would go so far as to say that an indulgence in good literature might even lead to a demand for excellent statesmanship, as opposed
decision to end snow days will be made by a group of people in districts throughout our region.” With students’ classrooms now being their bedrooms, will there be no unexpected days off from school? As a high school senior, I feel fortunate that I may have been the last generation to know the joy of cuddling up in pajamas for a snow day. The fond memories of playing in the snow and taking a break from a stressful school week is irreplaceable. “I fully support and recommend keeping snow days the way it was before the pandemic,” Dr. Hynes, the superintendent of the PWSD, said. “I know what they mean to our students and staff.” Hopefully we will see a return of snow days in our future, but as of now, it looks like the pandemic may steal another beloved tradition. — Emily Milgrim is a student at Schreiber High School
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ort Washington resident Thomas University of Chicago, where he majored in McNamara has been named to the economics, and earned his law degree from 2020 New York Metro Super Lawyers New York University School of Law in 1980. list. The honor recognizes top lawyers in McNamara’s practice encompasses their respective areas of practice. The a broad range of commercial litigation review and selection process includes a and arbitration, including issues related statewide nomination process, peer review to banking, creditors’ rights, contracts, by practice area and independent candibusiness divorce, real estate, employdate research. Due to the highly rigorous ment, trade secrets, trust and estates and nature of the nomination and review insurance, as well as corporate, securities, process, only five percent of lawyers in the shareholder, partnership and antitrust mat- New York metro area are named to the list. ters. He graduated with honors from the Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters,
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Town Launches Customer Care Software North Hempstead Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth and the town board recently announced the unveiling of the first phase of the new Citizenserve software platform. Using this software the town will provide online Building Department services for residents. North
Hempstead will be the first municipality in New York State to use Citizenserve. “This modern, intuitive, and easy-to-use software system will provide complete customer care to help our municipality provide online services to our residents,” Bosworth said. “With the
COVID-19, we saw how important it was to be able to connect with our residents using technology. Citizenserve will help enhance the building department processes by making it quicker by decreasing waiting times, submitting applications and paying for applications online. The goal
will be to eventually manage the entire permit and licensing system online from intake, through plans review and on to inspections.” The Citizenserve portal can be accessed directly at www.myTONH.com and will enable users to submit building applications, apply
for park permits and pay for these applications online. The first phase will allow online submissions of residential permits, records requests and professional licenses. Access for commercial submissions will come soon after. —Submitted by the Town of North Hempstead
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orth Shore Animal League America’s (NSALA) Mutt-igrees Curriculum recently accepted a 2020 grant from the Scranton, PA-based Robert H. Spitz Foundation to augment their humane education program. The 2020 grant in the amount of $15,000 is the fourth grant the foundation has bestowed upon Animal League America (for a total donation of $77,500) towards the Mutt-i-grees social and emotional learning platform and the organization’s ongoing, animal welfare work. “This continued support by the Robert H. Spitz foundation for North Shore Animal League America’s rescue and education endeavors is greatly appreciated as we continue to fulfill our no-kill mission to rescue, nurture, adopt and educate,” NSALA said. This year’s grant will help enhance digital resources available to educators through the program’s website, muttigrees.org. The Mutt-i-grees
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efore the pandemic, there were strict rules regulating who could request and receive an absentee ballot. The accepted reasons included being out of the county, illness and disability and even being in jail awaiting adjudication of a crime. Only those convicted and imprisoned for a felony could not vote via mail. The coronavirus changed all that. Governor Andrew Cuomo added the fear of the disease as another reason to vote by mail under the “temporary illness” provision of the absentee ballot law. The result was that about four times as many New Yorkers requested absentee ballots in the 2020 election then they did in 2016. Reports indicated that
By The Numbers 1,560,000+
Absentee ballots cast in New York
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Democrat ballots cast
263,534
Republican ballots cast
294,962
Unenrolled ballots cast
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Absentee ballots cast in Nassau County
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Democrat ballots cast
35,615
Republican ballots cast
34,442
Unenrolled ballots cast Source: New York State and Nassau County BOEs
Congressman Tom Suozzi, shown with now President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr., hopes that absentee ballots will earn him a third term. (Contributed photo) county board of elections (BOE) began counting more than 1.5 million absentee ballots across the state starting Nov. 9. Nassau County, said a BOE official, began its count on Nov. 12. Reportedly, 2.4 million absentee ballots were requested. By law, absentee ballots had to be postmarked no later than Election Day, Nov. 3, and arrive at the BOE offices by Nov. 10. Military and overseas ballots must be received by Nov. 16 (and also be postmarked by Election Day).
Unique New York
A number of states count their absentee ballots on Election Day, giving an immediate result for most races. So why does it take so long for New York to count all the ballots? There is the sheer amount of mail-in ballots, which overwhelmed boards of election. New York law lets voters change their minds and vote in person after mailing in a ballot. Under regulations, the posted ballot is tossed and only the in-person vote counts. Election officials also have to check the large influx of absentee ballots against in-person voter records (once held in large polling books, now on tablet devices) to guard against anyone voting twice. The state BOE also has to check all absentee ballots
submitted against requests to ensure that no one cast ballots in more than one county. This process reportedly wrapped up on Nov. 6, In a labor-intensive and laborious process, BOE employees had to open each envelope and feed the completed ballot into vote-counting machines.
It may take two weeks before we know the actual final tally here in New York State. —Democratic Chairman Jay Jacobs
The June 10 primary, in which large numbers of mailin ballots were processed for the first time, was criticized for numerous shortcomings. Before the general election, Anton Media Group asked New York State and Nassau County Democratic Committee Chairman Jay Jacobs, “Are you confident that mail-in balloting will not turn into a problem, like it did in the primary?” “It only turned into a problem because staff was overwhelmed by the amount of absentee ballots,” Jacobs replied. “I think that’s going to happen again. I cannot see
The coronavirus has changed everything, including the elections. For the first time, New York State introduced a period of early voting, and more than 2.5 million took advantage and went to the polls from Oct. 24 to Nov. 1. Pictured are voters at a poll site in Valley Stream on Election Day. (Photo by Frank Rizzo) how something in the area of 2 million absentee ballots aren’t going to overtax the system. Now, that said, it doesn’t mean those votes don’t get counted. It just means there’s going to be a methodical, time-consuming process to get it done, and it may take two weeks before we know the actual final tally here in New York State.” Many mail-in ballots were disqualified in June because of simple mistakes such as signatures in the wrong place and other minor technicalities. Fixes introduced in time for the general election included clearer instructions. New York lawmakers consequently passed a new law allowing mail-in ballots to be “cured,” in the technical term. Voters will be notified by regular mail, email or a phone call and then have up to five days after being notified to correct the mistake on their ballot. This further delays the counting process. In addition, provisional ballots also have to be checked to avoid irregularities. County BOEs have until Nov. 28 to report results to the state.
Indecision
Santos of Queens, 68,991 to 67,522. In a Facebook post on Nov. 7, Suozzi stated, “In my race there are 98,000 absentee ballots which represent over 25 percent of the overall vote. The political registration of the people that sent those ballots is 52 percent Democratic, 19 percent Republican and 29 percent independent or other. We are confident that I will win those ballots 2 to 1 and I will win the race by over 20,000 votes.” Jacobs said that in Nassau, Suozzi would benefit by Democrats casting 26,000 absentee ballots to 9,700 for Democrats. First-term state Senate incumbents James Gaughran (D–5) and Kevin Thomas (D–6) trailed their respective Republican opponents, Edmund Smyth and Dennis Dunne Sr. after Election Day tallies. Smyth leads by 13,848 votes with about 35,800 uncounted. Jacobs said that Democrats have a 6,000 lead in absentee ballots in the district. Dunne’s lead is 7,694 with about 28,130 uncounted. In the 6th, Jacobs noted, his party has a 6,500 advantage over the GOP in absentee ballots cast.
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’Tis The Season What to expect in our wintertime section BY ANTHONY MURRAY amurray@antonmediagroup.com
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inter is a time where the leaves have all fallen off the trees, it starts getting colder with the possibility of snow becoming clearer day-by-day and there’s plenty of warm drinks to enjoy like hot chocolate. Although we are in times of uncertainty, there is still plenty to do during this time, while staying inside. Here’s what to expect in our wintertime section. Design
Activities
Entertainment
Music
It is officially the holiday season. What better way to celebrate the holidays, then decorate your home with festive decor. Putting up the Christmas tree or lighting the Menorah will definitely brighten up our days when there is a lot of negativity around. There are plenty of ways to showcase wintertime designs in and around your home, so check out our roundup on how to make your home exude the wintertime season.
Now that it is much colder outside, activities inside are important now more than ever. Some things to do inside your homes this winter is do some baking, catch up or discover new television shows, read a book or several books, create Christmas or Hanukkah cards and send them to friends and family. You can also do some stuff outside that can be socially distant like sledding, skiing, build a snowman, go for walks and more.
We all need a little bit of an escape sometimes. So why not watch some classic Christmas movies with the family such as Miracle On 34th Street, It’s A Wonderful Life, White Christmas, or a Charlie Brown Christmas. So get some popcorn or perhaps snack on some of those baked goods you’ve been slaving over creating, and relax.
Music has been described as something that heals the soul, so why would this time be any different? Read our roundup about some classic music to listen to while inside. No matter what’s in store for wintertime, there is plenty to do, so pick an area and start having some quality time for yourself or with friends and family. Make a day of it—whether that’s going out or taking up a new hobby. No matter what you decide to do this season remember to be safe and have fun.
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County Executive Unveils Plans For New Police Evidence Warehouse
New warehouse will help pave the way for county’s first veterans housing development BY ANTHONY MURRAY
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ast week, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran was joined by state Senator John Brooks, Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder and local veterans to unveil plans for a new, secure evidence storage facility that will help pave the way for the county’s first veterans housing development. The new storage facility will afford the police department greater efficiency for evidence retrieval and safeguarding, while allowing the county to move forward with plans to re-develop the old facility into the county’s first affordable apartment complex for veterans. “This is a very logical win-win for the residents and for veterans of Nassau County,” Curran said. “There is a police storage facility right now in Mitchel Field, which is going to be re-purposed. We are going to build the new storage facility right on this site.” The site that Curran mentioned is a parking lot that is across the street from Nassau County Police Headquarters at the intersection of 14th Street and Golf Club Lane in Mineola. “What will be built and developed at the Mitchel Field site is affordable housing for veterans,” Curran continued. “This is going to be Nassau County’s first affordable housing development for our veterans. It makes a lot of sense to have the storage facility actually close to the police department. It will be more efficient, modern and it will bring this Mitchel Field site back to its original purpose. Back in the day, it was actually an officers’ quarters. We know that there’s veterans housing around Mitchel Field already that’s been re-purposed in the not too distant past.” Curran mentioned that the county is aware that veterans homelessness is an issue and that affordable housing for veterans is also an issue. “This will bring us one step closer to addressing that issue and to make sure that our veterans have an affordable place to live right here in Nassau County,” Curran said. “Nassau County was where so many of our GIs decided to live after World
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A 3D rendering of the new police evidence warehouse was on display. (Photo by Anthony Murray)
War II. We have a very proud history of military service in Nassau County. We have more than 50,000 veterans who live here.” Curran said that she is very proud of her team, the county’s Department of Public Works and the compliance and procurement side, which has been underway for the development, as well as the county’s police department. “We do have on Long Island as a whole one of the largest concentration of veterans in the state,” Senator Brooks said. “Housing is an issue and this is a great opportunity for us to serve our veterans even better. I think this is an example of real smart government. We have a facility [whose] purpose is changing; we can move in, reconstruct, revitalize the building and veterans in there shortly. This is great news for everybody.” Ryder said that on the police side of things, they have evidence in their current storage facility that goes back to 1925 from a murder scene. “We have evidence of cases that continues to be under an appeals
process that we have to protect and preserve,” Ryder explained. “This new building will not only be very secure, but it will also be climate controlled, giving us the ability to store things and organize in a way that we haven’t done in a long time. This will make us much more efficient, so I’m very thankful for the opportunity to have this new building and I thank the county executive for pushing it forward.” The redevelopment of the building is currently out for bid and is under the real estate portfolio of Smith and Degroat, who handles a lot of the county’s historic and county parcels. “We will be actively seeking developers who will be using state
County Executive Laura Curran gives a press conference about the new police evidence warehouse. (Photo by Anthony Murray)
grants and vouchers to fund the redevelopment, so it should not cost the county taxpayer any money at all,” said Brian Schneider, deputy county executive for Parks and Public Works. “We’re figuring 20 to 25 apartments with some other amenities like athletic facilities and elevators to get up multiple floors. It is an ongoing process, but certainly the moving of the police evidence facility opens up that option for us.”
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Cute And Cozy Holiday Décor Inspiration BY ANDREA BILTON
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side from burning pine-scented candles and blasting your favorite holiday playlist, the easiest way to get into the holiday spirit is to deck out your home in festive accents. Whether you’re hosting a dinner party or planning a casual movie marathon, don’t just settle for a plastic tree and ornaments. Here are a few simple and inexpensive ways to revamp your living space into a cute and cozy hangout just in time to entertain your friends and family for the holidays. Tassel Garland
A modern twist on a classic holiday decoration, tassel garland is one of this season’s most popular holiday trends. String the metallic tassels along the mantle or the top of a doorway, or even let it dangle above the couch to instantly turn any space into the perfect holiday gathering spot.
Ribbons and Bows
They’re not just for wrapping presents anymore. Large bows can be found at nearly any craft store and come in various textures ranging from burlap to lace. Hanging bows on door and window frames and kitchen ............ cabinets is a simple way to add Festive Pillows Fun pillows can instantly ela little something evate any living space to maga- extra to those blank zine-cover-status. Affordable spaces you just don’t holiday-themed pillows can know how to dress up. be found nearly everywhere ............ during the holidays. And Unique String Lights once you buy them, you can Though classic white string continue to reuse them every lights never disappoint, there year to transform your family are so many other shapes room or bedroom into a cozy to choose from these days winter wonderland without that you shouldn’t settle for breaking the bank.
the standard. You can find string lights shaped like lightbulbs, snowflakes, bumblebees, fruits, flamingos, and more—no matter what style you hope to achieve, there are definitely string lights out there that will provide the perfect finishing touch.
............ Cable Knit Blanket
Throwing a cable knit blanket over the edge of your couch is a small touch that can make a big impact. There’s something about the cable knit design that just screams “cozy by
the fire.” Once your loved ones walk into your living room, they won’t be able to stop themselves from curling up on the rug and craving some hot cocoa.
............ Faux-Fur Stockings
If you want to combine cozy elements with a little bit of glam, a couple of white faux-fur stockings hanging from the mantle will serve as a perfect finishing touches to your room. It’s the ideal way to create a “cuddly, yet classy” atmosphere for your guests to enjoy.
............ A Bowl of Pinecones
Though the last thing we all
want to do is brave the frigid December air, incorporating some natural elements into your home can truly help bring it to life. Collect about a dozen pinecones from your backyard and proudly display them in a large glass bowl to create an eye-catching coffee table centerpiece. Plus, it will make your room smell like pine trees.
............ Reindeer Bust
Reindeer are a timeless symbol of holiday spirit, and a mounted reindeer bust can either work as the statement piece of a holiday-themed gallery wall or on its own as a conversation starter for family and friends.
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Lighting Up The Streets Of Downtown Glen Cove
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the BID held its 24th year of Downtown Sounds virtually and initiated a Downtown Marketplace, supporting struggling restaurants by allowing additional seating in the streets of downtown. It provided an opportunity for businesses to display their goods. “I think lights will attract more attention to our downtown area businesses at night and maybe bring with it a little Pictured: Manny Grella (DPW), John Zozzaro (owner of Downtown Café and BID board member), Fred Guarino (owner of Tiki Recording Studio and bit more foot traffic in the evenings for a lovely stroll,” said John Zozzaro, BID board member), Deputy Mayor Maureen Basdavanos, Patricia Holman owner of the Downtown Café. (executive director of the BID), Mayor Timothy Tenke, Councilwoman “Our downtown is transforming,” Danielle Fugazy-Scagliola (downtown business owner and BID board member, Vincent Martinez (DPW), Suejayliz Alfred (BID director assistant) said Danielle Fugazy Scagliola, a and Elizabeth Mestress (DPW). member of the Glen Cove City Council and a downtown business owner. “The We were fortunate to have Vincent of the Downtown BID. “Since the strung lights look terrific and add to the pandemic, that path has been left with Martinez and Mario Caldrone take more welcoming environment we are much uncertainty and the BID is here over the installation and see the project creating. Covid or not, we are open for to fruition.” to support all our businesses in every business.” Though most BID special events did —Submitted by the Glen Cove Downtown way we are able to.” not take place due to the pandemic, Glen Cove’s Department of Public Business Improvement District Works (DPW) recently began securing lights across School Street. Elizabeth Mestress of the DPW said, “This is one of several projects the DPW has helped the BID with.
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he days are getting shorter, and although there is less daylight in downtown Glen Cove, that doesn’t mean the streets will be darker. School Street has been lit up with festival lights, thanks to a $5,000 grant through PSEG Long Island’s Main Street Revitalization program secured by the Glen Cove Downtown Business Improvement District (BID). “PSEG Long Island created this new program to help small businesses successfully adapt to changes caused by the pandemic and continue to thrive,” said John Keating, manager of PSEG Long Island economic and community development. “The lighting paid for by our grant will illuminate the newly created outdoor spaces to increase visibility and allow people to dine out at night even as the days get shorter.” The funding brightened up the throughways and encouraged diners and shoppers to continue to support downtown businesses. “Downtown Glen Cove has been on the path for much revitalization,” said Patricia Holman, executive director
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YU Langone Health announced NYU Winthrop Hospital will change its name to NYU Langone Hospital–Long Island, pending approval from the New York State Department of Health. The new name further solidifies the hospital’s full integration into NYU Langone Health. The renaming follows last year’s successful merger of NYU Winthrop into NYU Langone Health’s vast network of multi-specialties, clinical trials, research and medical education, which fully complement NYU Winthrop’s existing services. Since the merger, NYU Langone Hospital–Long Island has continued providing first-rate healthcare to local communities, while leveraging NYU Langone’s strengths to ensure delivery of world-class services in every specialty. NYU Langone Hospital–Long Island credits its affiliation with NYU Langone Health for helping it achieve one of the lowest COVID-19 mortality rates in New York State, during the initial COVID surge when Long Island was labeled a “hot spot” for the infection. Further enhancements in collaboration with NYU Langone Health
include: • Access to expanded clinical trials, including for cancer through Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island • Lifesaving transplant services, such as for kidney, pancreas, liver and heart transplants • An expansion of neurosurgery services, including a newly opened, integrated orthopedic and neurosurgery ambulatory center in East Meadow • A new NYU Langone Health Vaccine Center testing site on Long Island, aimed at breakthroughs in areas such as Covid-19 • A renewed commitment to academic excellence with the opening last year of NYU Long Island School of Medicine, which brought to the campus of NYU Langone Hospital— Long Island the teaching excellence of one of the nation’s best medical schools • A strengthened research enterprise on Long Island, which already has produced groundbreaking Covid-related pathology information shared around the world Visit nyulangone.org for more information. —Submitted by NYU Langone
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Rauch Foundation study hope to help navigate pandemic’s economic impact BY DAVE GIL DE RUBIO
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ccording to Yelp.com’s Local Economic Impact Report, more than 97,966 businesses have permanently shut down during the pandemic. Alarmed by numbers like these, the Rauch Foundation is taking a harder look at the Long Island situation and is seeking input from local business owners to better understand the impact the coronavirus is having on the local economic landscape. The Garden City-based foundation, whose mission statement includes investing in ideas and organizations that spark systemic change in our communities, recently released a new survey to better measure COVID-19’s impact on Long Island’s business and downtown districts. The idea is that the results from this online survey, available to business owners in both English and Spanish, can help inform recommendations on how to insure a speedier recovery. But it’s crucial to get that information directly from the source, according to
Rauch Foundation President Nancy Rauch Douzinas
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Rauch Foundation President Nancy Rauch Douzinas. “It’s easy to guess what the impact of the pandemic might be on local small businesses—but until we hear from the business owners themselves, we can’t really know for sure,” she said.
In addition to distributing the survey through a number of regional platforms, the Rauch Foundation is hiring canvassers to walk a cross section of downtowns and speak with store owners. The survey takes between five to 10 minutes to complete and will be available through Nov. 30. It includes questions about how stores were managing the changing retail environment prior to COVID, how the pandemic impacted their bottom line and what types of remedies and solutions owners would embrace to make their businesses more sustainable going forward. The Rauch Foundation’s interest in the ebb and flow of local business can be traced back to when the organization was publishing the Long Island Index study for 15 years up through 2019. That report consistently studied downtown communities, along with what made them thrive and what types of investments were effective in catalyzing future growth. This current survey is a continuation of that and for Long Island Association President
Kevin Law, is crucial because of the granular approach it is taking in analyzing the impact of COVID-19 on local business. “There have been other surveys of business owners since the pandemic but this is the first one exclusively focused on our village communities— the heart of our region,” Law said. “I strongly encourage local businesses to reply to the survey so we might better plan appropriate responses to current conditions.” Law, who co-chairs the Long Island Economic Development Council, has been overseeing Downtown Revitalization Initiative grants. The results from this survey are important in helping determine the best way to help local businesses get back on their feet. A full report and analysis of the survey results are expected in early 2021. Visit www.research.net/r/lidown town to access the survey in both English and Spanish. Visit www. longislandweekly.com to read a longer version of this story.
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talented, but they just didn’t have the opportunities that we do here. It left a mark on me and made me want to one day come and help.” As someone who completed all of his high school math and computer science courses by age 14 and had his love and passion for mathematics fostered by his Hofstra University math professor mother and numerous Plainedge teachers, Bhargava was all in.
r. Manjul Bhargava is a man who likes a challenge. The Plainedge High School alum, who graduated as the school’s 1992 valedictorian, is a National Museum of Mathematics’ Chief Mathematical Advisor, a Fields Medalist and a Princeton professor who teaches a Ph.D. numbers theory program to graduate students. With these bona fides under his Giving Back belt, it’s not surprising that former Bhargava moved to India in 2017 Indian Minister of Education Shri after receiving the invite to help Prakash Javadekar personally asked transform India’s education system him to join a nine-member committee with proper foundations for universal, looking to transform India’s education high-quality education from early policy, which was last updated in 1986. childhood to the university level. Given that Bhargava had spent time “All the other committee members in his family’s hometown of Jodhpur were people that were already in working to introduce multidiscithe Indian education system,” he plinary nuances to the curricula explained. “They felt like there should of local engineering schools, the be somebody who could bring in an government’s outreach made perfect international perspective. It turned out sense. I could be that representative and how “Over the years, I’ve spent a lot of could I say no to that?” time in India,” Bhargava said. “What Upon arriving in India, Bhargava I realized when I’d go to India is quickly realized there were numerI’d watch the kids there. They’re so ous fundamental issues needing
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“What I realized when I’d go to India is I’d watch the kids there. They’re so talented, but they just didn’t have the opportunities that we do here. It left a mark on me and made me want to one day come and help.” Dr. Manjul Bhargava
Manjul Bhargava (Photo by Denise just not being taught? There’s roughly 99 percent enrollment in pre-school, yet 20 percent of them are coming out of eighth grade not knowing how to read or write.”
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The year of doing research by traveling throughout India by Bhargava and his eight colleagues on the “Committee for Draft National Education Policy” was followed by the submission of a final report and plan suggesting wide-ranging educational reforms that aim to achieve a 100 Percent Gross Enrollment Ratio (the number of students enrolled in school education) by 2030. Passed on July 29, 2020, the revamped education policy highlights include: • Implementing universal early
childhood education for all children of ages three to six • Launching a comprehensive early literacy mission so no child falls behind due to reasons of illiteracy • Establishing a gender-inclusion fund to support community efforts and ensure all girls and transgender students are included in the education system • Starting a program to locate dropouts and help bring them back into the education system • Moving towards holistic and multidisciplinary education across the arts, humanities, sciences, vocational subjects and sports, in early childhood education through higher education • Committing to ramp up government spending on education to 6 percent (currently around 3-4 percent) of Gross Domestic Product over the next few years After the final “Draft National Education Policy 2019” report was submitted on May 31, 2019, Bhargava spent much of the last two years traveling to Delhi to encourage government
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officials to pass the new education policy as soon as possible. Currently teaching remotely as a full-time professor at Princeton, Bhargava is grateful for the understanding his current employers have shown in understanding his work with the Indian government. His involvement has found him returning to his family’s home country numerous times and keeping nighttime hours that enable him to participate in daytime education policy seminars given the 10½-hour East Coast-India time difference. With this revamped education policy set in a 20-year-time frame, Bhargava is on board for as long as the Indian government will have him. “As long as I’m adding value and they see value in having me involved. I can’t think of a more impactful thing to be doing,” he said. “So if I’m adding value, I’ll certainly stay involved.” Do you have a story you want to tell? Share it with me at dgilderubio@antonnews.com
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services available to Long Islanders virtually. Magician Dennis Kyriakos of California hosted a fun performance. Annaline Dinkelmann of Teach Me Wall Street, a New York City-based business, was a newcomer this year. She shared that “the All Kids Fair made it easy for the parents because we have the Christmas holidays coming up. Families were able to learn about things to do; it opened their eyes. I was very pleased with the event.” The All Kids Fair, as always, had many diverse exhibitors including party entertainment, tutoring, activities, This year’s All Kids Fair featured a virtual petting zoo. (Contributed photo) health/wellness products and services, nonprofits, travel and even a Girl Scout for parents to interact with others at our virtual live animal visits and coffee troop. Sponsors for this year’s All Kids the same stage of life, such as those talks. Families had a great time learn- Fair were: Long Island Parent Magazine, with a child who is an infant, toddler, ing at our many classes about services Your Local Kids Source, Jovia Financial, Blank Slate Media, Home Health and elementary age, middle school age, and products available to them.” Spirit, Fidelis Care, SAT/ACT Sense, high school age, special needs or gifted. “My girls had a blast,” repeat Clowns.com, and Law Offices of Cohen All Kids Fair Director Barbara attendee David Rosenthal said. “The and Jaffe. Kaplan said the time was right to pivot younger one loved looking at the anThose who wish to enjoy the to an All Kids Fair virtual expo. imals [in the virtual petting zoo], and platform now may do so at no charge. “It was definitely not just a Zoom my older one liked Captain America Register at www.Accelevents.com/e/ event,” Kaplan said. “It was a fulland the ballet class.” AllKidsFair and enter Discount Code fledged virtual expo. We incorporated There were several non-Long many of the activities of our live events Island based businesses this year who “Everyone” on the last page. —Submitted by Barbara Kaplan plus some new opportunities such as enjoyed the opportunity to make their
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ort Washington’s Schreiber HSA and the 2021 Gambol committee will host the first-annual Light Up Port Appreciation Illumination. The initiative is driven by the message that even small gestures of appreciation could have a strong impact on community pride and gratitude. The Port Appreciation project provides community residents with the opportunity to send luminaries and personalized notes of appreciation, gratitude, friendship, unity and compassion to their favorite Port friends, local businesses and first responders. Then, on Saturday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m., all participants will be invited to Light Up Port together by placing the Luminary in front of homes, store fronts and headquarters. Participants can share their photos with the #LightUpPort on their social media pages. Luminaries are available through SchreiberGambol.com and all orders will be delivered locally in Port by Dec. 3. Appreciation Luminary kits include an exclusive Port Luminary, a Port Appreciation note card and LED tea light and are available for $10 each. Proceeds from the project will go to benefit the Schreiber HS Gambol 2021. The Gambol, Schreiber High Schools’ senior prom dating back to 1958, is a labor of love shown by the graduating seniors’ parents, who are joined by community members, local merchants and
All participants will be invited to Light Up Port together on Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. school personnel. Each year, a dedicated team of volunteers devotes countless hours to create a magical, safe and memorable experience to celebrate the graduating seniors and their achievements. Since inception, the gambol has
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Capturing The Beauty Of Port Washington Take a piece of Port Washington with you wherever you go this holiday season. Port resident and 30-year veteran visual storyteller, Roy Schneider recently released his book Port Washington & The Gold Coast-Through My Lens, which captures beautiful images of Port Washington and the surrounding Gold Coast. Once the pandemic began, Schneider had more time on his hands. He decided to take a 2-hour hike every day and capture as many stunning images as he possibly could and share them with his followers on social media. The goal was to fill their social media feeds with beautiful photos that could transport them to a better, happier and more positive place. Schneider ultimately decided to turn his images into a book. Port Washington & The Gold Coast-Through My Lens is like a photographic vacation in the Bayside Village of Port Washington and the surrounding Gold Coast. From the enchanting rays of light over Baxter’s Pond at sunrise to the ever changing
sunset from Town Dock and Sunset Park, Schneider captured the little peninsula’s real beauty in a series of timeless photographs. Many compare Schneider’s photos, in visual style, with the famous artist Thomas Kinkade because of his well-practiced skill of harnessing light. However, this book is not just a bunch of pretty pictures and eye candy, but it is also an in-depth history of Port Washington and the Cow Neck Peninsula dating back to the late 1600s. “The coronavirus has been sucking the life out of us,” Schneider said. “I hope that every time you open this book, it allows you to escape from the realities and stresses of life, a mini-vacation if you will. My goal is to help you relax and marvel at the beauty and peacefulness of the world around.” Port Washington & The Gold Coast-Through My Lens retails for $39.99. To purchase the book, visit www.portwashingtonphotos.com. —Submitted by Roy Schneider
Mill Pond Looking onto the Bay. (Photos by Roy Schneider)
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Gifts For Gals BY CAROLINE RYAN
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If you’re not sure what to get your lady this holiday season, here are a few places to shop for that special someone. From jewelry and clothing to flowers or athleisure, local Port Washington businesses have everything you need to grab the perfect gift this year. Charlotte’s Closet Charlotte’s Closet just launched a curated, limited edition athleisure and accessory-filled style kit to benefit Stand Up To Cancer. The Stand Up In Style kit will include two lounge/workout clothing items, a pair of trendy sunglasses and a bracelet from Pura Vida. From now until Aug. 1, 2021, Charlotte’s Closet will proudly donate 10 percent of the purchase price of each style kit sold to Stand Up To Cancer to raise money and awareness for cancer research. The style kit that includes four fall must-haves, valued at more than $150 and will be sold for $99. This is perfect for moms, daughters, sisters, college and holiday gifting ideas and for anyone who is loving the athleisure trend. Enter the code CUSTOM at checkout for more clothing options. For details and to purchase a Stand Up In Style Kit while supplies last, visit www.standupinstyle.com.
Falconer’s Florist A staple in Port Washington, Falconer’s Florist offers beautiful flowers as well as holiday floral arrangements. Get that special lady in your life some gorgeous flowers, or spruce up your home this holiday season with flowers, Christmas trees, wreaths, poinsettias and gift ware. Flaconer’s is here to serve the Port Washington community and is located at 8 Maryland Ave. in Port Washington. Visit www.falconersflorist.com for more information. Fortunoff Diamond Knot Button Earrings These classic knot earrings are accented with small diamonds and set in 14K white gold. If you’re working from home, or out to dinner with friends these earrings are simple, yet elegant and will complete any look. $495, www.fortunoffjewelry.com. Double Diamond Bar Necklace Bar Necklaces are pretty popular these days. This necklace can be worn at two different lengths for layering. 14K white gold, with 32 round diamonds, this necklace makes a great addition to any jewelry collection. $450, www.fortunoffjewelry.com. Alor Cable Cuff Bracelet These stackable cuff bracelets from Alor are available in a variety of colors and styles. Stainless steel meets rose gold with diamonds, this cuff will make a beautiful addition to any jewelry look. $895, www.sandspointshop.com
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Gifts For Him BY CAROLINE RYAN
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Finding a gift for that special man in your life can be difficult. After all, men are hard to shop for, no? Here are a few gift ideas to help you get your ideas flowing—ensuring that your brother, husband, cousin, son or uncle gets something they will really love this holiday season.
Barbour Liddesdale Quilted Jacket This jacket is ideal for cool weather with quilted nylon and polyester insulation, this jacket is not only stylish but warm. Currently available in olive, this jacket has snap enclosures all the way to the neck and features a corduroy collar. This jacket is available online at www. sandspointshop.com for $200.
Alper’s Hardware Alper’s Hardware, a staple in Port Washington, has a wide variety of gifts for any handy man in your life. From clothing to tools, barbeque grills, or camping gear, Alper’s has everything you need. Not sure what to purchase? Pick up a gift card or browse online. Visit www.alpershardware.com or visit their location at 81 Main St. in Port Washington.
Sands Point Shop Barbour Storm Half Zip Sweater This half zip sweater is the perfect item for staying warm this winter. Whether you are working from home and need to attend a zoom meeting, or waiting in line in at the grocery store—stay in style this season with this waterproof, merino wool sweater. $299, www.sandspointshop.com
Fortunoff Electric Guitar Cuff links These cuff links are perfect for any man who loves music. Rhodium plated base metal with enamel, these cuff links are fun, yet classy. $55, www.fortunoffjewelry.com.
Stainless Steel Flask Brown Leather Different from your typical stainless steel flask, this brown soft full-grain calfskin leather is unique yet classy. This flask would make a great gift for anyone who indulges. $62, www.fortunoffjewelry.com.
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Boasting water views and large panoramic windows, 9 ft ceilings, and beautifully scaled rooms. Extraordinary details throughout. 5 bedrooms 4.5 baths, plus an additional cottage with bed and bath. Lovely grounds with pool welcome you into this truly special home. Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed. Nothing herein shall be construed as legal, accounting or other professional advice outside the realm of real estate brokerage.
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The Colombos-Dooley Team is grateful for the support of our clients, community, friends, and family.
Among the many things we are grateful for, our clients’ trust in us tops the list. In this season of gratitude, we send our warmest thanks and wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday. -Nick & Angela The Colombos-Dooley Team
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Port Holiday Magic Fun And Deals Nov. 28 marks the tenth annual Small Business Saturday— a day to support the local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy and preserve our neighborhoods. This year’s theme is even more important than ever before. Not only do our businesses need our support, but we can feel safer shopping in our own neighborhood rather than a mall or at a box store.
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o make this day more festive Hempstead is suspending all and kick off the holiday Main Street parking meter fees shopping season in a bigger for the day. The Port Washington way, the Greater Port Washington Police District will provide extra BID, the Port Washington safety for shoppers at the major Chamber of Commerce, Residents crossings. Forward and Landmark on Main Small Business Saturday was Street are celebrating with their originally created by American own Port Holiday Magic. To Express in 2010 as the ceremonial start the celebration, kids of all kick-off to the holiday shopping ages can see Santa arrive on a season. The event raises awarefire truck at 12 p.m. He will ride ness of the vital role small busifrom Port Washington Boulevard nesses play in our community to Manorhaven Boulevard. As and our economy. This year more always, stores in town will have than ever, shopping locally for special holiday offers for shopthe holidays is safe, convenient pers. Some offers will be for the and easy. You are supporting your whole holiday season and some local merchants who, not only stores will arrange for delivery or appreciate your business, but pick-up. also pay a large share of Shoppers can enjoy property taxes and live and recorded help maintain musical enthe economic tertainment stability of our outside as they community. stroll from They also store to store. offer special There will be customer Santa waves hello to children a number of services that on a fire engine. holiday themed the online (Photo courtesy of the backgrounds for merchants and Port Chamber) your perfect holiday big box stores don’t selfies, including an old offer and they support fashioned sleigh and an inflatable requests for donations for our snowman. Port Washington will community organizations like look especially festive for the the schools, scouts, religious and celebration. The BID will install civic institutions and others. Most lit snowflakes on the utility poles importantly, online shoppers and the Chamber will adorn the may not realize that for every Main Street lampposts with gar$100 you spend in your local land, lights and red bows. Stores small businesses, $68 stays in throughout town will be going all our community through jobs, out to win the Port Holiday Magic taxes, contributions to nonprofits Window Decorating Contest. and more. For every $100 you As part of your holiday celebra- spend online, $0 stays in our tion, please think about the less community. fortunate families in our town. Help strengthen our communiConsider purchasing a gift certif- ty by supporting local businesses icate to donate to the Our Lady of that support our town. Shop local Fatima Outreach Fund. Look for on Nov. 28 and throughout the the special boxes in some stores holiday season. You can follow and help make another family’s Shop_Port on Instagram or follow holiday a little brighter. FaceBook/Port Holiday Magic To support both the businesses for updates. You can also visit the and shoppers, the Town of North website at PortHolidayMagic.com. 10A | PORT HOLIDAY MAGIC • NOVEMBER 18 - 24, 2020
Here are some of the special Port Holiday Magic offers from our local businesses. Be sure to look for the gold and silver bow on the doors of participating businesses and show them your support. All the store specials are available rain, snow or shine. BEFORE YOU CLICK AND BUY, GIVE PORT A TRY. 3V Dental, 91 Main St. $50 off ZOOM teeth bleaching; a free bleaching pen for scheduling a cleaning; a free welcome bag for stopping by (includes toothpaste, toothbrush, floss, chapstick and stress ball) Anthony’s World of Floors, 49 Manorhaven Blvd. free upgrade of pad AR Workshop, 273 Main St. 20 percent off retail (on Saturday only). Family-friendly ornament making workshops available by registration online arworkshop.com/ portwashington/#schedule.
this STEAM based workshop. Learn how to make this child friendly smoking mock-tail. Children will be learn how to create this smoking, glowing, popping “Boba” drink, while learning important scientific concepts. Outdoors in the back parking lot. Impulse Boutique, 29 Main St. Discounts of up to 20 percent off and fun Massage Envy Spa, 47 Main St. All Season: Gift card promotion - Buy one 1-hour session get one free; spend $150 in retail receive gift
Attelia Baby, 163 Main St. All season 15 percent off entire store
Painting With Flowers, 298 Main St. 3 raffle prizes - enter throughout the week; complimentary gift wrap
Ayhan’s Mediterranean Market, 293 Main St. 20 percent off take-out, eat-in or catering
Port Pop-Up Boutique, 142 Main St. Free gift with $50 purchase, Holiday Entertainment from 2 to 4 p.m.
Ayhan’s Shish Kebab, 283 Main St. 20 Port Salt Cave, 403 Main St. Free percent off take-out, eat-in or catering Mini Salt Cave sessions Bach to Rock, 1015 Port Wash. Blvd. Existing customers two free lessons; new customers: sign up for one month and get two free lessons Blue Moon Project, 194 Main St. On Saturdays - free class coupon with a mini candy cane from 9:30 to 1 p.m. as long as supplies last. Bluetique, 25 Main St. 20 percent off purchases and snacks inside plus free popcorn outside. Bubba Brown’s Treasures, 302 Main St. All Season: sweet treats, gift wrapping, wrapped gift sets Falconer Florist, 8 S. Maryland Ave. All Season: wine and cheese, crackers, cookies, tea, coffee Hair Studio, 59 Main St. Free raffle for $75 in services. 20 percent savings on your next appointment when booked Nov. 30. 20 percent savings on retail products including Maruca. Ichiddo Ramen, 983 Port Washington Blvd. The Smoking Rudolf. Join us at Ichiddo Ramen for
Private Prep – The Coding Space, 110 Main St. All Season: $25 off any service Shields Plumbing & Hardware, 267 Main St. Raffle for a “Day of Beauty” for your barbeque grill. Suite 275, 275 Main St. 20 percent off full priced item or 10 percent off entire purchase; more deals throughout December The Wellground, 938 Port Wash. Blvd. 15 percent off purchase White + One, 309 Main St. All Season: Delectable treats, gift wrapping, decorating advice wit & whim, 6 Carlton Ave. 10 percent off entire purchase; free gift with purchase; automatic raffle entry with purchase Yummy Gyro, 82 Main St. All Season on Sundays to Thursdays plus Nov. 28: 15 percent off for an entire meal— dine in only —Submitted by the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce
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Gifts For Kids And Teens Whether it’s eight days of Hanukkah or the arrival of good ole Santa Claus that your young ones are anxiously awaiting, finding a gift that will make them smile this holiday season is always top priority. Here are a few stores in Port Washington that are offering unique and exciting holiday items. The Cooking Lab Give your child the gift of cooking this holiday season. The Cooking Lab, which will be moving to their new location at 160 Main St. is offering virtual interactive cooking classes for kids and teens ages 8 to 16 years old. Parents should be prepared to supervise during virtual classes. To sign up, visit www. thecookinglabpw.com/kidsclasses. Sands Point Shop Letters of Love Pendant Pendants with your initials on them are certainly a popular item these days. This high quality Letters of Love necklace is custom made, and features two cultured pearls with one engraved letter. Available in rose, white and yellow gold, this piece is the perfect gift for your teen. Purchase online or in store at www.sandspointshop.com.
Arena Sports Arena Sports offers a wide variety of sports equipment, customizable apparel, beach and backyard toys, drinkware and accessories for all ages. Purchase special “Port” collection clusively at Arena apparel available exclusively sports, which is located at 52 Main St. in Port Washington. Visit www. arenasportsny.com for a more in depth look at their products. Dolphin Book Shop & Cafe Located in the heart of Port Washington on 299 Main St., the Dolphin Bookshop and Cafe offers everything from young adult authors, children’s books as well as your favorite fiction and nonfiction bestsellers. Visit www.thedolphinbookshop.com for store hours and information.
Attelia Baby Attelia baby located at 163 Main St. in Port Washington offers a wide variety of children’s items; everything from toys, maternity items, clothing, room decor and more. Attelia Baby is offering all season—15 percent off the entire store during Port Holiday Magic on Nov. 28. Visit www. atteliababy.com for a deeper look at their merchandise.
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The holiday season is the best time to pamper yourself and your loved ones. Whether you are buying gifts for your home, or for your family and friends, you want to make sure you check off every person on your shopping list. Here are some gift ideas and products that can be used to help renovate your home or your wardrobe. Duxiana These luxury beds are the perfect addition to your bedroom. Located at 1522 Northern Blvd. in Manhasset, Duxiana has a wide variety of beds to choose from based on your sleep needs. Whether you suffer from back pain or spend restless nights trying to get comfortable, DUX High Performance Sleep Systems let you experience the rest and relief you need. Beds retails around $1,600 to $3,000, visit www.duxiana. com for more information. Sands Point Shop Home décor is truly what makes a house a home. The Sands Point Shop located at 15 Main St., in Port Washington is the perfect place to find the latest in décor and accent pieces for your home. The Sands Point Shop has everything from suitcases, clocks, lamps, stemware, candle holders, vases and more. Visit www.sandspointshop.com for a look at what’s available this holiday season.
Stewy’s Factory Outlet A wholesale distributor of clothing for men, women and children, Stewy’s Factory Outlet has a wide variety of items including jeans, activewear, hoodies, fleece pants, track pants, shorts, performance tops, t-shirts and more. All at a low price. Stewy’s Factory Outlet is located at 107 Manorhaven Blvd. in Port Washington. Safavieh Safavieh, the leading home furnishing and décor business on Long Island is holding their home for the holidays sale, with 20-30 percent off on accessories. Visit Safavieh’s locations in Manhasset, Farmingdale, Glen Cove or www.safavieh.com for more information. Campbell’s Carpet Service After more than 55 years in business, 25 of them spent at their current location on lower Main Street, Campbell’s Carpet is excited to announce that they will be ringing in the New Year with two new locations. Their cleaning division will be moving to a new facility at 10
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Secatoag Ave. in Port Washington. Their showroom for new carpet and rug sales will be moving across town to 356 Port Washington Blvd. This expansion will allow them to
continue to offer same great products and services that you expect from them. For more information visit www.campbells-carpet.com, or call 516-883-509.
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Believe it or not, the holiday season is approaching quickly. Although many of us have been stuck inside this year, it’s important to celebrate the holidays safely with your friends and family. Here are some local events in and around Port Washington that are taking place this holiday season. Ice Skating Ice skating is the perfect winter activity. The Port Washington Skating Center, located at 70 Seaview Blvd. in Port Washington, is a great place to meet up with friends, neighbors or family for an afternoon of socially distant fun and exercise. Due to COVID-19, public skating sessions have been postponed, however, the skating center is open for reserved skating sessions. Capacity is limited, reservations and advance payment online is required. No refunds or exchanges of time will be permitted once reservations have been made. Admission to reserved skating sessions is $18. For more information, call 516-484-6800 or visit www.pwskating.com to reserve ice sessions.
The following businesses are drop-off locations: - 3V Dental 91 Main St. - Alper’s Hardware 81 Main St. - Attelia Baby 162 Main St. - Bach to Rock 1015 Port Wash. Blvd. - Campbell’s Carpet 413 Main St. - Delux Transportation 62 Main Street - Diane’s Place Hair Salon 191 Main St. - Douglas Elliman Real Estate 475 Port Washington Blvd. - Happy Montessori School 40 Pleasant Ave. - Healthy Kids Pediatrics 211 Main St. - PW Federal CU 157 Main St - Unlimited Sports Action 30 Beechwood Ave. - Waterzooi 1029 Port Washington Blvd.
Port Holiday Magic-Small Business Saturday On Nov. 28, Port Washington will Make A Child Smile Toy And be holding their annual Port Holiday Food Drive Magic. The event is organized by The Port Washington Chamber of the BID, Chamber of Commerce, Commerce and Port Washington Residents Forward and Landmark Police Detective Anthony Guzzello on Main Street with the support and will once again be holding their cooperation of the Town of North annual holiday toy and food drive. Hempstead and the Port Washington Drop off donations of non-perishable Police District. The event includes all and new unwrapped toys to any of the day special offers in stores throughlocations throughout Port Washington out town. Santa will be riding a Fire from Nov. 21 until Dec. 19. All toys Truck at noon. Live and recorded should be new and unwrapped. They entertainment on the streets. Selfie will go to children in need in Port Stations for holiday photos. Free street Washington. parking. For more information about
Port Washington Play Troupe’s Kate Beckman Presents A Holiday Potpourri Friday, Dec. 4, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. A virtual kaleidoscope of holiday-themed readings, performed by Kate Beckman, to reminisce, tickle and inspire in celebration of the season performed on Zoom. Zoom meeting information at PWPL.org/events. Virtual Sandwiched In with Chris Vivas - A Visual History of Santa Claus Friday, Dec. 4, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. Think you know about Santa Claus? Think again! The legend of Santa began with St. Nicholas in modern-day Turkey. Christmas was banned in England and the early days of colonial America. The image of Santa was largely a product of commercialism. Join Professor Chris Vivas on Zoom as he explores the visual image of this iconic symbol of Christmas, generosity and the Season of Giving. Zoom meeting information at PWPL.org/events. Noon Year’s Eve Wednesday, Dec. 30, from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Celebrate with your favorite librarians and countdown to “noon” as we get ready for the new year. This virtual program is for children ages birth to kindergarten with their adult; older siblings are always welcome. Register at PWPL.org/Children.
Make Port Festive And Bright Adopt a lamppost for the holidays
Everyone loves the decorated lampposts along Main Street during the holidays, and we need them this year more than ever. The fresh garland, lights and bright red bows add a festive touch to our beautiful town. The Port Washington Chamber of Commerce is offering all businesses, organizations and families the opportunity to adopt a lamppost for the holidays. What a great way to show your love of Port Washington.
You can adopt a lamppost for a donation of $100 per lamppost and receive a beautiful certificate suitable for framing. Donors of $1,000 or more will be recognized as “Holiday Angels” and will receive a beautiful plaque. Of course, donations of any amount are greatly appreciated. Include the following information with your donation: business, organization or family, address, contact name, phone or email, holiday
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angel donation ($1,000+), Adopt a lamppost ($100 per lamppost), Holiday donation $50, $25, other. If paying by check, make payable to and mail to: Port Washington Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 121, Port Washington, NY 11050. To pay by credit card, email the Port Washington Chamber with your phone number and someone will get back to you regarding payment. —Submitted by the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce
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assau County Executive Laura Curran recently announced a partnership with New York State and Northwell to provide free drive-through COVID-19 rapid testing in Great Neck in response to a recent increase in infections. Testing is at North Shore Hebrew Academy, which is located at 16 Cherry Ln. Hours of operation will be Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Appointments are required and can be made by calling 1-833-4CARENY (1-833-422-7369). All COVID-19 testing is provided free regardless of immigration status. “In partnership with New York State and Northwell, Nassau is expanding COVID-19 testing in Great Neck after a recent increase in infections,” Curran said. “As COVID-19 cases spike to record numbers nationwide, let’s remain vigilant and proactive. Nassau County will continue to respond to micro-spikes—wherever they may pop up—with testing, tracing, and community outreach. I thank all the men and women at Northwell for the life saving work they do every day.” Rapid response COVID-19 diagnostic testing will be completed utilizing BinaxNOW COVID-19 Ag CARD tests that will be provided by Nassau County. Northwell Health will also provide and administer PCR/ diagnostic testing to validate the results of the BinaxNOW COVID-19 Ag CARD tests. A drive-through model of test delivery will be employed. Community members will be directed to remain in their cars and go to an available testing station to receive their nasal swabs for the two diagnostic tests. When the testing administration is completed, community members will be directed to wait in their cars in the parking lot of North Shore Hebrew Academy to receive their rapid response results, directions as to how to get their PCR/diagnostic test results and related educational material. Once rapid response test results and educational material have been disseminated, community members will be directed as to where to exit the testing site. Testing will be available to community members who are aged 8 and older. Individuals who are under 18 will be consented by a parent or guardian. Testing will be open to Nassau County residents only and will be by appointment only. “COVID-19 has greatly disrupted
Great Neck is the latest village to be getting a rapid COVID-19 testing center. (Photo by Arthur Raslich) our lives and hit our most vulnerable communities the hardest. As cases are slightly increasing in our area, we need to make sure we go above and beyond to stop outbreaks from occurring. We are committed to keeping our communities safe, and this testing initiative will go a long way for the Jewish community like it has for so many others we are working with across Long Island and metro New York,” said Deb SalasLopez, who is the Northwell Health Senior Vice President of Community and Population Health. State Senator Anna Kaplan said it is unfortunate that the county is starting to see a spike in COVID cases that
experts predicted would happen this fall. “Unlike when the virus hit us from Europe last spring, we now have the tools in place to deal with it and contain it before it becomes another outbreak here in Nassau County,” she said. “By strategically deploying convenient testing opportunities in hot spot areas like we are doing in Great Neck, we are helping more people to find out their status, and take appropriate action to stop the spread. It’s a strategy that has worked in areas around the state, and I’m grateful to Governor Cuomo for his leadership on this strategy, and for the partnership of County Executive
Curran, North Shore Hebrew Academy, and Northwell Health in getting it implemented.” North Hempstead Town Supervisor Judi Bosworth said she applauds the state, the county and Northwell Health for working together to open a testing center in Great Neck. “The health and well-being of our residents is of paramount importance and having easy access to a testing site will be vital to the residents of Great Neck and the greater North Hempstead community,” Bosworth said. —Submitted by the office of Laura Curran
Great Neck Troop 626 Girl Scouts Receive Bronze Awards In mid-October, 11 were represented were the Girl Scouts from Troop Bahamas, Brazil, Canada, 626 received their Bronze China, France, Greece, India, Award among the beautiful Israel, Italy, Korea and the fall foliage at a Great Neck United Kingdom. Besides Park. Cadettes Christa Xu some of the usual facts and and Emmalina Chen, along figures, the girls’ research with juniors Catrina Ahlin, took them to explore the Elizabeth Fong, Jocelyn different political systems, Girl Scouts from Troop 626 received their Bronze Chuck, Keira Leifert, Maya Award. (Contributed photo) monarchy, pop culture, Deitz, Paige Klein, Sophie music, inventions, famous Oh, Surabhi Deitz and Sydney Verkman, hosted a virtual people, events in history and contributions to the world. World Fair in September to draw awareness to cultural They also had the opportunity to cook and share recipes diversity. from those countries. The girls plan to host a World Fair Over the last year, the girls each picked a country annually in their community. to become an expert in and spent the whole year in —Submitted by Christina Fong and Dana Epifan, in-depth research of their country. The countries that Leaders of Troop 626.
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Maternal Depression Rates Rise During Pandemic BY VANESSA MCMULLAN editorial@antonmediagroup.com
Pregnancy and childbirth are exciting times in a family’s life, filled with joy and awe. For some mothers, however, the situation is far more complex. While many women experience some mild mood changes during or after the birth of a child, 15 to 20 percent of women have more significant symptoms of postpartum depression and other perinatal mood and anxiety disorders or PMADs. At North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center, we work with moms and pregnant women whose symptoms may include feelings of sadness, irritability, guilt, lack of interest in the baby and changes in eating and sleeping habits. Some also experience trouble concentrating, thoughts of hopelessness and even thoughts of harming the baby or herself. Research shows that the pandemic has increased the incidents of PMADs, and
distancing protocols, the sense of isolation has been greatly magnified. Expectant and new parents are concerned about a host of issues, from financial and job stability to the health of their babies and themselves. The pregnancy and birth experience, especially during the height of the pandemic, was anything but normal. Many pregnant women and Vanessa McMullan new moms had to go to their doctor’s appointments by themselves, and if they got bad also heightened symptoms. news, they had no one with One study found that the rate them to lean on. of symptoms of depression Most had no baby showers, in new mothers amid the no visits from grandparents, pandemic was nearly three times the rate of new mothers’ no birthday parties—even an absence of partners in the hossymptoms pre-pandemic. The reality is that, as with so pital before, during and after much about the virus, there are the birth. They often had very little support from friends and still many unknowns as to the relatives who typically help the impact of COVID-19 during new parents in the days after pregnancy and for babies and young children, which creates the baby comes home, for fear of catching or transmitting the enormous stress. virus. Being a new mother can Families who have schoolbe isolating under normal aged children have had to circumstances, but during struggle with the decision of the quarantine and social
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Fifteen to 20 percent of women have more significant symptoms of postpartum depression and other perinatal mood and anxiety disorders or PMADs. whether or not to send them back to the classroom, where they may be exposed to the virus and bring it home to the family. Even though New York has improved in terms of COVID-19 numbers since the height of the pandemic, being cautious is still important, and we have
no way of knowing what the next several months will bring. And the fact that all of us will be inside more will likely present significant challenges. The good news is that North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center has been
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one either. In the final days, just prior to Nov. 3, most of the polling outfits There are approximately 15 million predicted that the Democratic Party Americans who are currently unemINSIDE would elect anywhere between four ployed. So it is cruel of me to suggest and seven new U.S. senators. That that another group should lose their POLITICS prediction turned out to be way out of jobs? But in light of the election results, Jerry Kremer line and absent any dramatic event, should we consider firing all of those Republican Mitch McConnell will annoying political pollsters? There again be the Majority Leader. Those are quite a few of them and for the pesky poll people also predicted that most part almost all of them gave us the COVID-19 pandemic would cause misleading numbers. famous pollsters over the issue of an enormous Blue Wave that would I did come across one or two who sweep Democrats into power across predicted that President Trump would polling people with cell phones. To the best of my knowledge, there is no the board. score a big victory, but they consisphone directory for people with cell At the state level, Democratic tently refuse to allow the experts to phones. I am sure that any polling Party leaders were excited about the look at their private data, so I have to outfit can accumulate a modest list of possibility that they would add a throw them on to the same rubbish cell phone owners, but I have never bunch of senate seats, which would pile as all of the other ones. gotten a cell call from any of them, nor be so large that they would have For the past 10 years, I have had has any member of my family gotten the power to override any veto by a running argument with two very
Governor Andrew Cuomo. There is no doubt they paid a lot of money to get numbers that supported their wishful thinking. Instead, the Democratic majority in the State Senate lost at least four seats and are in a state of shock. Is it time to shut down the political polling industry? Probably not. But maybe we should go through one election year without any polls. I don’t think that any voter will suffer from withdrawal symptoms, if there are no polling results circulated by the media. There is no possibility that a group of enraged voters will demand that there be political polls to help them make their mind up on whom to vote for. So think about a “time out” from all polling for the next two years and let’s see how it works.
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seeking help for maternal depression. We are here for you. Vanessa McMullan, LCSW, is supervisor at The Marks Family Right from the Start 0-3+ Center at North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center. She also heads up the organization’s Diane Goldberg Maternal Depression Program. Call 516-626-1971 or visit www.northshorechildguidance.org to learn more.
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able to serve these moms and families during the pandemic through remote therapy, either by video or phone. In addition to individual and family therapy, the Guidance Center has continued to offer remote group counseling, so parents don’t feel so alone. Our psychiatrists are also seeing clients remotely, in the cases where
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Herb and Apple Stuffing Ingredients 16 cups 1-inch bread cubes, white or whole wheat (2 baguettes)
In celebration of Thanksgiving, I would like to share with you my favorite Herb and Apple Stuffing. I guarantee you and your family and friends will love it! Warmest wishes for an enjoyable holiday.
4 tablespoons unsalted butter (1/2 stick) 2 cups medium-diced yellow onion (2 large) 2 cups medium-diced celery (3 large stalks) 2 Granny Smith apples, unpeeled, cored and large diced
2 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley 1 1/2 teaspoons minced fresh rosemary leaves 2 teaspoons kosher salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 3 cups chicken stock 1/2 cup sliced blanched almonds, toasted, optional
Instructions Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Put the bread cubes on a 13 by 18 by 1-inch baking sheet and bake them in the oven for 7 minutes. In a large saute pan, melt the butter and add the onion, celery, apples, parsley, rosemary, salt, and pepper. Saute for 10 minutes, until the mixture is soft.
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All veterans who served in eligible locations should include their information in the Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pits Registry. Last week H.R. 2372, the Veterans Participation in the registry is very Care Quality Transparency Act, was important as it will allow VA to track signed into law. The law requires the burn pit exposure and draw inferGovernment Accountability Office ences regarding associated adverse (GAO) to assess suicide prevention health effects. Exposure to burn pits and mental health services of Non-VA may be associated with respiratory entities who have entered into a conditions such as asthma, emphyMemorandum or Understanding sema, chronic bronchitis and chronwith VA. The GAO assessment will ic obstructive pulmonary disorder include the size of the catchment area, (COPD). Recently, the VA stated that staffing structure, staff accreditations veterans with underlying respiratory or licensures, program limitations, conditions may be at greater risk for trackable outcomes, breakdown developing complications related of specific demographics, such as to COVID-19. Service members and women veterans, minority veterans veterans who have already signed and age and location of veterans. up for the registry should make sure their contact information, phone Legislative Update On number, address and email are Agent Orange Conditions up-to-date. On July 23, the Senate passed VA #FightFlu Initiative S. 4049, the National Defense The VA has expanded the options Authorization Act for Fiscal Year eligible veterans have on where they 2021 (NDAA). The Senate NDAA can receive a seasonal no-cost flu contains a provision to add shot. Veterans can now receive a bladder cancer, hypothyroidism standard-dose or high-dose flu shot and Parkinsonism to the list of at their local VA Health Care facility, Presumptive conditions associated with exposure to Agent Orange. The in-network community retail pharmaHouse-passed version of the DNAA, cy or an urgent care location. If you are eligible, you only need to present H.R. 6395, does not contain this a valid, government-issued ID at a provision. The difference between covered location. the House and Senate versions of the NDAA will be reconciled by Now Hear This conference committee comprised of This past Oct. 23 was the 100th members of both chambers, exbirthday of our VFW Post 516, but due pected to be formed sometime next to the pandemic we have put out party month. The VFW is fully committed celebration off until it is safe. We will to ensuring that the final NDAA keep you posted as to when our party adds these conditions to the Agent Orange presumptive list. Stay tuned will be held.
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inter brings many things. Cold weather, snow and shoveling, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah just to name a few. The days are busy with work, shopping, cooking and often a lot of stress. One way to combat all of that is to cozy up at home and watch a classic holiday movie that will be on television or pop in a DVD. The following are just a few suggestions to get in the spirit.
What would the holidays be without A Charlie Brown Christmas? Written by Charles M. Schulz, this animated holiday classic is for all ages. Who doesn’t love the story of Charlie Brown, a boy who just doesn’t seem to get a break, yet always holds out hope. After he expresses his displeasure with Christmas being only about the presents, he sets out to find the perfect Christmas tree for the holiday pageant. Naturally, his tree isn’t what Lucy and the others would have picked out but in the end they all come together and realize what the holiday is truly all about.
Babes in Toyland or March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934)
An all-time favorite tradition of mine has been to watch this movie every Thanksgiving morning. It’s on every year and to me, it never gets old. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy star as the fumbling toymakers who live with the old lady in her shoe along with all of her children. When the evil Barnaby (Henry Brandon) threatens to evict them for nonpayment of rent, Laurel and Hardy attempt to come to her rescue. Bo-Peep, Tom Tom, the three little pigs and of course the Boogie Man are just a few characters to get involved with the hijinks. A classic to introduce to your older children.
White Christmas (1954)
White Christmas stars Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney and Vera-Ellen and is another classic featuring of course the all-time favorite Christmas song of the same name sung by the great Bing Crosby. Bing and Kaye play song and dance partners who team up with sisters to save the Vermont Inn of their former general from going under. The holidays aren’t the same without seeing this movie at least once.
Miracle on 34th Street (1947) Don’t waste your time on the remakes of this film as there can only be one with Natalie Wood. Miracle on 34th Street stars Maureen O’Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn and Natalie Wood and it will make you feel good all over. Non-believer Doris Walker learns a valuable lesson about faith and love from, of all people, Kris Kringle. Wood portrays the skeptical Susan Walker brilliantly and we all share in her surprise as she pulls on Kris’s beard to realize that it is real.
Other holiday classics include Home Alone, National Lampoon’s Christmas and A Christmas Story for starters. So cuddle up with a warm blanket, grab a snack and enjoy some nostalgia one afternoon or evening. You will be happy you did.
It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) Another quintessential Christmas film, It’s A Wonderful Life, directed by Frank Capra has already began playing pretty regularly. This holiday classic will make you laugh and cry but it is the ultimate feel good movie. James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore and Henry Travers bring to life the characters we have all grown to love. George Bailey always puts everyone first before realizing his dreams but it takes an innocent angel to show him that in reality he has everything he ever needed. I still can’t look during the scene in the bank when Uncle Billy loses the money and the unscrupulous Mr. Potter watches in secret knowing very well that he is in possession of the money. I don’t know about you, but every time I hear a bell tingle I believe an angel got his wings.
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his December, things may be a little different since we’re all facing an unprecedented pandemic. With that said, the holidays will be different too, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still do some fun things. Here are some activities, which you can do socially distanced, to try throughout December for a safe and fun holiday. Do Some Shopping
Although most stores do have some restrictions due to the CDC, you can still head to your favorite stores to pick up some gifts for your loved ones, or even for yourself. However, if you don’t feel safe or comfortable going to stores this year, there is always the wonderful thing called the Internet. You can browse Amazon.com or your favorite chain store website— just remember the shipping dates are a little different this year thanks to high demand, so make sure to get your orders in early.
Decorate
Holiday decorating can feel like a chore, but once the process is over, it’s that much easier to get into the spirit. The end of the year is also a good time to do some general redecorating around the house. As the expression goes, out with the old and in with the new.
started their new seasons, so there is a lot of catching up to do. It’s an especially good activity for those days or nights of being snowed in or if you need to quarantine.
Bake Some Treats
If ever there’s a time to indulge a little, it’s the holidays. Though classics like gingerbread, shortbread and sugar cookies can be hard to resist, there are always new and intriguing recipes to experiment with like biscotti, cookie bars, lemon squares, cakes, pies and breads. Try enough of them out and before you know it, there may be a new favorite on your list.
Donate To Those In Need
Everyone knows the holidays are about giving, but there’s no need to stop at friends and family. Churches and community centers accept Enjoy The Snow nonperishable food items to If it does snow, it can be give to people in need, which a hassle, especially when shov- is needed now more than ever. eling is required, so it pays to Giving just one item can go a make the best of it. Build a snowman, have a snowball fight or make a snow angel. An afternoon in the snow makes the hot chocolate taste even better.
Catch Up On Your Favorite TV Shows
Thanks to the pandemic, a lot of our favorite TV shows aren’t on right now or just
Go Sledding
One reason to pray for snow is that without it, sledding wouldn’t be possible. Climb to the top of the hill, ride the sled all the way down to the bottom and do it all over again. It’s as simple as that. long way in brightening the holidays for others.
Get Creative With Cards
Even though it’s easy to send a Christmas card with a picture, homemade cards have become more popular in recent years. Materials such as glitter, finger-paint and fabric have turned making a Christmas card into a unique kind of arts and crafts project.
Relax
Everyone deserves a little R and R, especially this year, so why not treat yourself to some during this hectic month? A bubble bath, taking some walks throughout the neighborhood, take-out delivery or cup of tea (or glass of wine) in front of the television are a great start to putting your to-do list on hold.
Watch a Holiday Movie
Netflix typically has a nice selection and TV networks can always be counted on for marathons. The only real question
is where to begin. With movies like It’s a Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street, Elf, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and countless others, there’s never enough time to get to all of them.
Read a Book
Go on a technology hiatus for a few hours and hunker down with a blanket, hot beverage and a good book. Choose from a traditional classic, holiday favorite or whatever is on the New York Times best-seller list.
Volunteer Your Time
While it is important to help those in need year round, the holidays can be extra hard for those in need. Consider helping out at a soup kitchen or coat drive, reading to seniors or listening to someone who needs a friend, some of which can all be done virtually.
Take a Trip
Cold temperatures and snow have become so synonymous with Christmas that it’s easy to forget that those things may not be for everyone. You can even drive around local neighborhoods and look at all the beautiful holiday lights that people have put up this year.
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iven how the pandemic and colder weather is quickly driving us all indoors, there is no better time to check in to see what kind of new music is coming out to make for quarantine-driven playlists. Elvis Costello - Hey Clockface (Concord) New Wave’s original angry young man is 31 albums into his career and shows no signs of slowing down with these songs that are stylistically sprawling and encompasses jazz nuances, substantial ballads and a degree of cacophonous moodiness. Bruce Springsteen - Letter To You (Columbia) Springsteen latest studio album finds him reuniting with the E Street Band for the first time since 2014’s High Hopes. Regret, aging and dying are themes threaded throughout these 12 songs, three originally written prior to the release of the Boss’ 1973 debut Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.
Billie Joe Armstrong - No Fun Mondays (Reprise/Warner Brothers) Blame the pandemic for this collection of cover songs the Green Day front man originally recorded for weekly release on the Green Day YouTube channel. Armstrong keeps it eclectic by delving into the canons of John Lennon, The Bangles, Johnny Thunders, Tommy James & the Shondells, The Wonders and Billy Bragg. Neil Diamond & the London Symphony Orchestra - Classic Diamonds with the London Symphony Orchestra (Capitol) Recorded at Abbey Road, these 14 songs are drawn from the Diamond songbook and include orchestrated versions of “Sweet Caroline,”
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pop star Minogue finds her looking to 1970s and 1980s disco for inspiration and fusing it with modern-day electronic dance music.
Sam Smith - Love Goes (Capitol) The third album by this English singer-songwriter, Smith describes it as his “first proper heartbreak album.” Expect fewer ballads and plenty of poppier tracks.
Chris Stapleton - Starting Over (Mercury Nashville) Straddling the worlds of George Jones and the Allman Brothers, the father of five returns with a collection of songs that finds him collaborating with Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell on Stapleton’s fourth studio outing.
Kylie Minogue - Disco (BMG) For her fourteenth studio album, the latest creative pitstop by Australian
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Arthur W. Madden, 76, died Nov. 8. Beloved husband of Maureen. Cherished father of Stacey (Michael), Gregg (Jen) and Zachary (Ashley). Proud grandpa of Brighid, Kayla and Madelyn. Survived and loved by many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Proud Air Force veteran (SAC) and lover of all things related to airplanes. Especially fond of cats. Spent more than 40 years in the cable industry, 23 of which were with Cablevision. Visitation was at Whitting Funeral Home with a funeral mass at the Church of St. Patrick. Internment followed at Holy Rood Cemetery. Donations may be made to St. Jude Research Hospital for children, www.stjude.org, or Shriners
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MANHASSET LEGAL NOTICE Notice of formation of 5805 LLC. Arts of Org filed with Secy of State of NY (SSNY) on 10/8/20. Office location: Nassau County. SSNY designated as agent upon whom process may be served and shall mail copy of process against LLC to: P.O. Box 362, Manhasset, NY 11030. Purpose: any lawful act. 11-25-18-11-4; 10-28-212020-6T-#219142-MAN LEGAL NOTICE Notice of formation of 5856 MADISON LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York SSNY on 10/30/2020. Office located at Nassau County SSNY has been designated for service of process. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process served against the LLC to 141 Chapel Road, Manhasset, Nassau County, State of New York. Purpose: any lawful purpose. 12-9-2; 11-25-18-11-4-20206T-#219506-MAN LEGAL NOTICE Notice of formation of LEXINGTON ONE LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York SSNY on 09/24/2020. Office located at Nassau County SSNY has been designated for service of process. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process served against the LLC to 141 Chapel Road, Manhasset, Nassau County, State of New York. Purpose: any lawful purpose. 12-9-2; 11-25-18-11-4-20206T-#219507-MAN LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that SEALED PROPOSALS for: Installation of Water Main and Appurtenances Manhasset Crest H2M Project No.: MLWD 1602 will be received by the Board of Commissioners of the Manhasset-Lakeville Water District (Owner) at the office of the Water District, 170 East Shore Road, Great Neck, New York 11023, until 4:00 p.m., Prevailing Time on Tuesday, December 8, 2020, and will be publicly opened and read aloud at 4:00 p.m. Complete sets of Hard Copy Bidding Documents may be obtained from REV, 330 Route 17A, Suite #2, Goshen, New York 10924, Tel: 1-877-272-0216, upon depositing the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for each combined set of documents. Checks or money orders shall be made payable to H2M architects + engineers. Plan deposit is refundable in accordance with the terms in the Information for Bidders to all submitting bids. Any bidder requiring documents to be shipped shall make ar-
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rangements with the printer and pay for all packaging and shipping costs. As a convenience to the Contractor, Digital Bidding Documents may be obtained from the following website: www. h2mprojects.com as an online download for a non-refundable fee of Forty-Nine Dollars ($49.00), paid by credit card. Please note REV and www. h2mprojects.com are the designated locations and means for distributing and obtaining all bid package information. All bidders are urged to register to ensure receipt of all necessary information, including bid addenda. All bid addenda will be transmitted to registered plan holders via email and will be available at www.h2mprojects.com. Plan holders who have paid for hard copies of the bid documents will need to make the determination if hard copies of the addenda are required for their use, and coordinate directly with REV for hard copies of addenda to be issued. There will be no charge for registered plan holders to obtain hard copies of the bid addenda. Each proposal submitted must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond, made payable to the Manhasset-Lakeville Water District, in an amount not less than five percent (5%) of the total amount of the bid, as a commitment by the bidder that, if its bid is accepted, it will enter into a contract to perform the work and will execute such further security as may be required for the faithful performance of the contract. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive any informalities and to accept such bid which, in the opinion of the Owner, is in the best interests of the Owner. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MANHASSET-LAKEVILLE WATER DISTRICT Mark S. Sauvigne, Chairman Steve Flynn, Treasurer Brian J. Morris, Secretary DATED: November 19, 2020 11-18-2020-1T#219690-MAN LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that SEALED PROPOSALS for: Campbell Station Upgrade for Manhasset Crest H2M Project No.: MLWD1602 will be received by the Board of Commissioners of the Manhasset-Lakeville Water District (Owner) at the office of the Water District, 170 East Shore Road, Great Neck, New York 11023, until 4:00 p.m., Prevailing Time on Tuesday, December 15, 2020, and will be publicly opened and read aloud at 4:00 p.m. Complete sets of Hard Copy Bidding Documents may be obtained from REV, 330
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received until 11:00 a.m. prevailing time on December 16, 2020 at the Business Office of MANHASSET UFSD, located at 200 Memorial Place, Manhasset, New York 11030, at which time they will be publicly read aloud and will be made available to the public by remote audio conference. Zoom Meeting – DECEMBER 16, 2020 Meeting ID: 879 0438 3446 - Password: 123456 or Phone 1-646-558-8656. The work shall be as follows: CONTRACT #1 -GENERAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT #2- HVAC RECONSTRUCTION CONTRACT #3ELECTRICAL RECONSTRUCTION #28-04-06-03-0-004-050MANHASSET JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL Complete digital sets of the Contract documents may be obtained online (with a free user account) as a download for a nonrefundable fee of Forty Nine Dollars ($49.00) at the following website www.japplanroom.com under ‘public projects’ beginning on NOVEMBER 24, 2020 Optionally, in lieu of digital copies, hard copies may be obtained directly from Island Digital Reprographics, 200 Broadhollow Road, Suite One, Farmingdale, New York 11735 (631-753-3000) upon a deposit of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars for each complete set. Checks for deposits shall be made payable to the MANHASSET UFSD. All bid addenda will be transmitted to registered plan holders via email and will be available at the above referenced websites. Any bidder requiring documents to be shipped shall make arrangements with the printer and pay for all packaging and shipping costs. Plan holders who have obtained hard copies of the bid documents will need to make the determination if hard copies of the addenda are required for their use, and coordinate directly with the printer for hard copies of addenda to be issued. There will be no charge for registered plan holders to obtain hard copies of the bid addenda. The bid deposit shall be refunded to each Bidder only if the plans and specifications are returned, in good condition, with no handwritten notations thereon within (30) calendar days after the bid opening date. All deposits shall be forfeited to the School District after the (30) days have elapsed. ANY PERSON OR CORPORATION WHO FAILS TO SUBMIT A BID SHALL FORFEIT THEIR HARD COPY PLAN DEPOSIT IN LEGAL NOTICE ITS ENTIRETY. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Each Bidder must deposit, Public Notice is hereby giv- with their sealed bid, securien that separate sealed BIDS ty in an amont not less than for the 2019/2020 CAPITAL 10% of the base bid and all IMPROVEMENT PRO- Alternate Bids in the proper GRAM- PHASE 2 will be form subject to the conditions
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LEGAL NOTICES continued from page 42 on Wednesday, December 2, 2020, to consider any matters that may properly be heard by said Board, and will hold a public hearing on said date to consider applications and appeals. The following cases will be called at said public hearing starting at 2:00 pm. APPEAL #20970 – Marion Yonke; 21 Foxhurst Lane, Manhasset; Section 3, Block 181, Lot 149; Zoned Residence B. Variances from §70-100.2(D) to legalize a BBQ that is too close to the rear property line. The following cases will be called at said public hearing starting at 6:00 pm. APPEAL #20977 – Manhasset Venture; 1350 Northern Blvd., Manhasset; Section 3, Block E, Lot 79 et al.; Zoned Business-A Conditional Use §70-126.D to continue the use of an underground parking garage for the storage of motor vehicles. The full list of cases for this calendar may be obtained at www.northhempsteadny. gov. All interested persons should appear and will be given an opportunity to be heard at such meeting and/ or hearing. DAVID MAMMINA, R.A., Chairman; Board of Zoning Appeals LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF NORTH HEMPSTEAD BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS HEARING DECEMBER 2, 2020, 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that effective immediately and based upon notices and health advisories issued by Federal, State and Local officials related to the COVID-19 virus, the Board of Zoning Appeals will not be holding in-person hearings. Until further notice, all future Board of Zoning Appeals hearings and meetings will be held via videoconferencing, as permitted by the NYS Open Meetings Law. Due to public health and safety concerns, the public will not be permitted to attend at the remote locations where the Board members will be situated. The public, however, will be able to fully observe the videoconferencing hearing and comment at appropriate times. To the extent internet access is not available; the public can attend and participate via telephone by dialing the number listed in the Zoom information provided below. The Board of Zoning Appeals calendar is available online in advance of the meetings at https://www. northhempsteadny.gov/bza and the public can email written comments or questions addressed to the Board at bzadept@northhempsteadny.gov. Questions and/or comments will be accepted and made a part of the record, prior to the meeting, during the meeting and up until 4:30 PM on Friday, December 11, 2020. Any member of the public who has
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LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ARCHITECTURAL PORT REVIEW BOARD WASHINGTON PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Public Hearing will be held by the Architectural ReLEGAL NOTICE view Board of the IncorporatNotice of formation of PRO- ed Village of Manorhaven at FECTUS CONSULTING the Village Hall, 33 ManorLLC. Arts of Org filed with haven Blvd,. Port WashingSecy of State of NY (SSNY) ton, N.Y. 11050 on Monday, on 10/05/20. Office location: December 4, 2020 at 7:00 Nassau County. SSNY des- p.m. to consider the followignated as agent upon whom ing: process may be served and CASE NUMBER 520 shall mail copy of process 66 Graywood LLC against LLC to: 89 Sandy 66 Graywood Road Hollow Rd., Port Washing- Port Washignton, NY 11050 ton, NY 11050. Purpose: any Property known as 66 Graylawful act. wood Road, Port Washington 11-18-11-4; 10-28-21-14- NY. Shown on the Nassau 2020-6T-#219072-PORT County Land and Tax Map as Section 4, Block 80, Lot(s) 27 LEGAL NOTICE New two-family residence. Notice of formation of Her- This meeting will not be open itage 7, LLC Articles of Or- to the public, but can be acganization filed with the Sec- cessed via ZOOM telecon-
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two-family residence. meeting will not be open to PB7-2020 – Application of the public but can be accessed Adriana Marquez – own- via ZOOM virtual conference. er of premises known as 60 Login details will be available Dunwood Road., Port Wash- on the Village website: http:// ington, New York, known http://www.manorhaven.org/ on the Nassau County Land clerksdesk.html and Tax Map as Section 4, Dated: November 12, 2020 Block 77, Lot 61 for the site Manorhaven, New York LEGAL NOTICE plan approval for a proposed BY ORDER OF THE PLANINC. VILLAGE OF two-family residence. NING BOARD OF THE MANORHAVEN PLEASE TAKE FURTHER VILLAGE OF MANORPLANNING BOARD NOTICE that the board HAVEN HEARING will enter Executive Session ALEX KOVACEVIC, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE to obtain legal advice from DEPUTY CLERK-TREApublic hearings will be held 7:00 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. with SURER by the Planning Board of the hearings commencing im11-18-2020-1TVillage of Manorhaven on mediately thereafter. This #219743-PORT Tuesday, December 1, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. at the Village Hall, 33 Manorhaven Boulevard, Port Washington, New York 11050, for the following applications, and such other LLPs, LLCs, Summonses, Orders to Show Cause, matters as may come before Citations, Name Changes, Bankruptcy Notices, the Board: PB3-2020 – Application of Trustees Sales, Auction Sales, Foundation Notices Sokol Nika – owner of premises known as 83 Sands Point Road., Port Washington , New York, known on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map as Section 4, Block 75, Lots 81-82 for site plan approval for an existing two family residence. PB6-2020 – Application of Visit our website at antonmediagroup.com Ledimir Nika – owner of premises known as 87 Sands or call Legal Advertising at (516) 403-5143 Point Road., Port Washington, New York, known on Fax us at (516) 742-6376 or the Nassau County Land and Tax Map as Section 4, Block email us at legals@antonnews.com 75, Lots 76,77 & 78 for site plan approval for a proposed
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). It’s a mighty fine week for getting your point across. If you don’t have a point to get across, the cosmic winds will supply suggestions. Ask for input from experts but put even more stock in your feelings and senses. A visceral response to your options will be quite informative, leading you to clarify your purpose. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). The very nature of unconscious bias is that it’s undetectable by the holder. It takes a proactive desire to improve to uncover real beliefs and behaviors. Feedback from outsiders is necessary, as is a hard look at the evidence. None of this is possible without humility. All development has humble beginnings.
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GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You’d like to think you’re moving onto better things. There’s no way of knowing for sure. How you judge today will be very different from how you’ll think of it in six months or six years. To be aware of the uncertainty of change and still take it on is an act of courage and hope -- two things overflowing in you this week. CANCER (June 22-July 22). Selfless service is easier when you are fully aware that the person you’re giving to has nothing to give to you. Where it becomes tricky is when you know that the other person has plenty and could give to you if so desired. Expectation creeps in. Can you be selfless in this case? And if so, should you be?
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). What we want always comes with a flip side that’s not so easy to see while in the throes of our desire. In short, the piper must be paid. This week, he won’t want money, rather there’s a more valuable currency that will be exchanged. You’re rich in this currency, so it shouldn’t be a problem for you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). There are emotional states you’d rather not inhabit. When you get a sense that you could be headed there, you’ll steer to avoid. Heartbreak is among these states, though it’s not the worst one in the category. That prize goes to regret. In fact, sometimes you have to steer toward heartbreak in order to avoid regret. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Back when you didn’t know what you were doing, you started on a tract of remarkable originality. Now, you’re well-aware of norms so it’s hard to resist veering into conformity. Can you see a place to meet in the middle? If not, stick to your way and keep going. It may take you longer, but you’ll get there. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). The people around you affect your destiny, so it matters what they think of you but not nearly as much as you think. There’s a time to pay attention to their opinions, but right now you’re better off exploring and fleshing out your vision to the fullest. It will be easier to influence others than conform to them. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You’re hanging quite a lot of expectation on one exciting future event. It may even be robbing you of your enjoyment of all that’s going on now. True, things will change after the event. But it’s also true that there are ecstatic joys and beautiful treasures living inside this week that will not live inside any other time. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Some of your thoughts are yours, and some are just pretending they come from you. They cleverly disguise themselves in your style, talk in your voice and lean into sturdy parts of you hoping you won’t be vigilant enough to put them to the test. This week’s breakthrough comes from challenging those thoughts.
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