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R2 | OUT & ABOUT Long Island Springtime Festivities by Kathy Schlegelmilch

Here’s your springtime guide to Long Island Festivals.

R4 | PRESS RELEASE Deep-sea Creeps BOOK SIGNING EVENT!

Come for refreshments and reading by author Danielle Kraese!

R6 | HOME & GARDEN Companion Planting for a Successful Harvest by Krista Pasfield

Have you heard of companion planting? It can help ensure a bountiful harvest!

Find out how to make your garden a companion garden.

8 | PUBLISHERS LETTER Remembering Mom

Saluting all moms for their love, devotion and faith in keeping the sanctuary of family alive.

R10 | THE BAKING COACH Pink Lemonade Thumbprint Cookies by Lisa Basini

Try this recipe for a Taste of Springtime in this Pink Lemonade Thumbprint Cookie.

R12-R13 | GIFT GUIDE Mother’s Day Gifts by Erin Gilroy

Need a gift idea for Mom? Great gift ideas for moms, grandmas, and all those who hold a special place in our lives for Mother’s Day.

12 | FASHION & BEAUTY Summer’24 Trends by Rachael Severino

Summer inspiration drawing from the 90s

14 | UP CLOSE The Amazing Lash Studio by Marc Piperno

Insight into the revolutionary Lash treatment!

16 | HEALTH & WELLNESS Immune Support for Chronic Illness by Dr. Dawn Siglain

Turn back to nature to help with chronic illnesses and set a foundation of defense against chronic illnesses

R18 | HOME & GARDEN Top Trends for 2024-Part 2 by Natalie Weinstein

Part 2 article on designing trends incorporating health and wellness in home health.

21 | DINING GUIDE

26 | FAMILY FEATURES Brunch Spreads with Natural Goodness - Orange Juice Biscuits

Adding Florida Orange Juice to your recipe-an easy way to level up your overall wellness game.

R30 | FOOD & DRINK A Memorable Mother’s Day by Joanna Adduci

Where to take Mom for a memorable meal for Mother’s Day, some local favorites.

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Mother’s Day is by far the most celebrated holiday of the year. Honoring love of country or an historic political figure never seems to match up to the attention of Mom. There is a sense of duty on Mother’s Day. From the moment we wake up, until we are ready to turn in, we work hard to make it special. A day to show our appreciation for the person who has the toughest job on earth…balancing family and for most, their careers.

What is it about Mom that warrants such pampering and attention on this day? The answer is clear. She delivers life; the one that carries and nurtures from our birth till her death.

A life's journey that has driven her to care for us; to encourage and devote her life's work to us. It's a big job to keep it all tied together. Mom is the iconic anchor with its deeply rooted foundation that keeps family values intact.

One of my earliest memories of Mom was her coming to open school day. It was a time when parents had the chance to observe our class, while it

was being conducted. I was eight years old. As my mother entered the classroom, I remember saying to myself, how beautiful she looked! How blessed I was to have such a Mom. I'd say to my buds, "Yup, that's my Mom," as I proudly showed her off.

Though my mother worked a full time job, there was always a deliciously prepared home cooked meal on the table every single day. It was important back then, for the family to join at dinner time. Yes, we live in a different world today; It's getting even harder today to be a Mom.

I also remember the times when I was unsure of myself. During moments when there was doubt about my ability. She helped me realize and understand that life has it's obstacles. Mom always was reassuring that with a positive attitude, new doors of opportunity would open. For me, it was her belief in me and encouragement that has left an indelible mark on my character.

Mom was my best friend. She was my confidant, my support system. The one person above all, that would unselfishly sacrifice her time and love to nurture.

The maternal mission of Mom is to keep her family strong. It is why I raise my arm and proudly salute all Moms for their love, devotion and faith in keeping the sanctuary of family alive.

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Summer ‘24 Trends

Now that your goose-down jacket is tucked away in the back of your closet, the front rack might be looking a little empty. A new season is a new reason to go shopping! If you are on the hunt from some trendy new pieces this summer, here are the items and styles to keep an eye out for!

This summer is drawing major inspiration from the stripped back, effortless looks of the 90s. While color is often bolder and brighter in the warmer months, this summer fashion seems to be favoring a more relaxed, subtle avenue. Crisp white button up shirts, in thread-bare cotton or breezy linen, blue boyfriendbaggy jeans, and straight-lined skirts will be sweeping through the office and the streets this summer. Clean silhouette lines and muted, neutral tones are calling back to what is now perceived as a simpler time.

A side-effect of the 90s being back is the fast fading color from the runway. A soft white, eggshell or marshmallow, seems to be the color of the season. Blush pink and cornflower blue and lemon yellow are dominating this season. While fitting with the more laidback trend, these colors add a touch of delicacy, a certain je ne sais quoi that might be missing from a simple neutral toned outfit, making them infinitely more appealing to all those who tied bows to their purse straps last year.

If the cool customer chic of the 90s fashion is not your look, perhaps this

season’s flirty hemlines will be of interest. For the past few summers, skirts and dresses have been getting longer and longer, paying homage to the bohemian flower children of the 60s and 70s. This year, however, the hemline has shot back up. Mini-skirts and dresses are back, and so are micro-mini shorts. Splashed all over the runway, teeny-tiny short shorts have been all the rage.

Florals are synonymous with the spring and summer months, but this summer, roses are the prize winners of the fashion garden. Dominating several runways this season, roses are now appearing on the rack, as well. Roses appear not only in print, but in three-dimensional appliques and embellishments, creating a little extra zhuzh through volume and drama.

To cap off your summer shopping spree, the shoes on everyone’s feet seem designed to reveal a fresh pedicure. Open toed is no surprise once the weather gets hot, but even regular-old pumps have keyholes punched into the front this summer. It would seem the sun has finally set on the conservative loafer.

No doubt, one of these trends exists in your closet already, if not most of them. Tailoring your outfits to highlight a certain item or color is easy and costeffective. But there’s no greater pleasure to walking out of a store with a bag in hand, so, should you decide treat yourself to an afternoon at a boutique, keeps the above list in mind!

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After being with the same woman for over four decades, I have grown to have a greater appreciation for what it takes to look her best every single day before she steps out our front door. As important as it may be, it is a time consuming routine.

The Amazing Lash Studio has answered the call to those that want to enhance their beauty, while also saving time with their daily beauty routine. Owner Elyse Pedersen and General Manager Ashley Zakrzewski gave me some interesting insight about their revolutionary lash treatment.

Unlike the obvious fake clip-on lashes that look like miniature fans, Amazing Lash uses a patented process where trained stylists attach light-weight eyelash extensions to each individual lash that gives their clients a lash line that is both natural and thicker in appearance.

As manager Ashley explains it, “Our lightweight eyelash extensions feel so comfortable and natural, you'll forget you have them on. It is our unique beauty treatment that will give you thicker, longer, darker and more glamorous lashes than your natural lashes could ever be. This means you can have lashes you love without spending hours at the mirror curling, apply-

ing mascara or gluing on false eyelashes.”

Owner Elyse continues, “What separates us most from our competitors is that we are a national brand that has created a positive experience for our clients before and after the process of applying our Amazing Lashes. In addition, by manufacturing our own lashes, we are able to keep our costs down and pass the savings onto our clients.

Once an appointment is set, a professional stylist escorts the customer back to a private suite where they choose the Lash look that's best for their eye shape and personal style. At Amazing Lash Studio, you can choose any of their four lash styles - Gorgeous, Natural, Sexy and Cute or create a completely custom look with Amazing Lash specialty eyelash extension options. Stylists will customize the look to suit your brow and face shape. Then it’s time to get comfortable and relax in your own private suite with cushioned massage table, draped under a cozy velour blanket, as the Stylist applies your lash extensions one by one. From what I’m told, it's an amazing experience that you’ll fall in love with instantly!

Your first visit will take a little longer, up to two hours. Once you and your stylist have zeroed in on your perfect set of lashes, periodic visits will take under an hour. The big benefit of course is that you’ll save hours each week by ditching your mascara applications.

This is your time to wake up feeling confident make-up free with your beautiful and new Amazing Lashes.

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Immune Support for Chronic Illness

Nature has all of the answers and is a mighty force when it comes to immune support. Chronic illness can be traced back to immune dysregulation- whether it is from inflammation, deficiencies, toxic exposure, stress, poor nutrition, or lack of exercise - just to name a few. When you give the body the nutrients that it needs, you can just watch the body’s vitality get restored. Some call it a miracle, I call it nature doing its work. That is why I practice Naturopathic Medicine.

I am constantly reminded to go back to basics with my patients. Most of our immune system resides in our gut. This is why microbiome testing plays such a significant role for healing in my practice. Testing for immune markers in our stool is extremely helpful. Gut health issues are an obvious reason for stool testing, but also skin issues are a red flag that someone’s microbiome needs treatment. Remember, our skin is our largest organ. Whatever is going on within us will navigate to find its way out of us.

Healing may also just be a matter of nutrient deficiencies. Testing is key when it comes to proper supplementation. Vitamin A, C, D and Zinc are my favorite go-tos for immune support. Supplements are the wild wild west

and people are being prescribed the wrong dosages and even worse the bottles they are purchasing are doing more harm than good. Vitamins A and D are fat soluble and if someone is taking too high of a dose it can become toxic and overload your liver. There are many different forms of zinc, so make sure to get the kind your body will absorb. If someone is acutely sick, I do the zinc tally tests in my office to find out if someone needs it. Vitamin C is such a wonderful antioxidant that our bodies desperately need when we are sick and it is plentiful in citrus and cruciferous vegetables.

It’s important to re-test labwork to make sure you are absorbing your supplements. IV therapy is another way to get nutrients if you are suffering from malabsorption and it is offered in my office. High dose vitamin C can be very effective for chronic illness. Plus, I consult with our in-office IV therapist to give specific recommendations that my patients need based on labwork. Again, anyone can get IV therapy - but are you getting the vitamins and minerals your body actually needs?

Chronic illness such as Lyme disease, Epstein Barr Virus, Long COVID, Autoimmune Disease and much more take away one’s quality of life. Why turn to

harsh medications with side effects without laying the foundation with proper vitamins and minerals first? Antimicrobials are extremely effective against infections and there are so many natural options without side effects. There are tons of natural antiviral support including high dose Vitamin A. Don’t treat a virus with an antibiotic - makes no sense.

When you lay the foundation of health with nutrition and proper supplementation you are setting yourself up with a great means of defense against chronic illness. If you already suffer from chronic illness, take action sooner than later to find help. Let’s get back to basics, back to nature and back to restoring health!

Dr. Dawn Siglain is a Naturopathic Doctor, Licensed Acupuncturist, & Reiki Practitioner who believes in the body’s innate ability to heal itself when treated with nature and understanding. Combining both western and eastern modalities allows her to address patients’ needs in their own specific way. Any questions please reach out: drdawn@wellnessmatters.care

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Eisenhower Park Craft Fair

At Eisenhower Park Field 8

Sat May 11 – Sun May 12 10 am- 5 pm

Spend the day shopping with the family! Pick up a gift for Mom!

Features over 75 vendors, food court, entertainment and more!

Huntington Waterfront Festival & Craft Fair

Mill Dam Park, Mill Dam Road, Huntington

Sun May 19th 10 am – 4 pm

There will be a variety of booths featuring professional artists, photography, handmade crafts, jewelry, clothing, antiques, gift items, recreational equipment, boats, boating supplies and more. Enjoy locally crafted brew at the beer tent and indulge in the food truck cuisines. Live bands. One of Long Islands' top festivals.

Mother’s Day Festival

Harbes Family FarmMattituck

715 Sound Ave, Mattituck, NY

May 11th 10 am – 6 pm

Spend the day with Mom! As a special gift for Mom, Harbes Family Farm is offering FREE admission for Moms to Harbes Barnyard Adventure all weekend long! The Barnyard Adventure is an 8-acre, family friendly experience for all age and a great place for quality time with Mom and Grandma! Free Live Music in the courtyard/picnic area both days from 1 pm-5 pm! There will be great food and drinks including roasted corn, delicious tomato/mozzarella paninis, fresh-squeezed lemonade, and of course, Harbes signature apple cider donuts.

Bethpage Street Fair

336 Broadway, Bethpage

Sun May 19th 10 am – 5 pm

Features over 100 vendors, food court, entertainment and more!

2024 Jones Beach Air Show

U.S. Navy Blue Angels

Sat May 25th

Sun May 26th 10 am – 3 pm

Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Bethpage Air Show! 2024 Bethpage Air Show

Mobile App: Text ‘Airshow’ to 516-842-4400 to download the app today for performer and sponsor information, a site map and helpful FAQs to prepare you for the show, and more to come! Available now on the App Store and Google Play.

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Deep-sea Creeps: A free author event with refreshments at…

The Next Chapter 204 New York Avenue, Huntington Wednesday, May 15th at 7pm

New Yorker contributor and bad-boyfriend scholar Danielle Kraese will read from and discuss her newest humor book, “Deep-sea Creeps: A Field Guide to Terrible Ex-boyfriends (As Sea Creatures).” Enjoy a glass of wine as she takes you on an expedition through some of the fishiest exes, like The Egomaniac, The Improv Star, and The Self-Proclaimed “Nice Guy.”

Anyone who purchases a copy of “Deep-sea Creeps” at The Next Chapter can have their book signed after the event. Danielle Kraese

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Companion Planting for a Successful Harvest

Rich soil, check. Water, check. Sufficient sunlight, check. Is there anything else to do to ensure a bountiful harvest from your garden? Consider companion planting. Companion planting is a strategy that involves planting compatible or symbiotic plants in adjoining areas of the garden. This can help with reducing pests, enhancing pollination, slowing weed growth, extending crop life, and moderating sunlight, which all results in increasing crop yield.

Companion planting is not a new concept. Evidence suggesting knowledge of companion planting dates back almost as long as plants have been domesticated. The classic combination is the “three sisters” of corn, climbing beans, and winter squash. The corn provides a pole for the beans, the beans “fix” nitrogen by making it more available in the soil for the corn, and the squash deters vine borers.

Here are some more classic pairings to get you started:

PLANT…

Basil Sage Spinach

Cucumbers

Dill

WITH… Tomatoes & Peppers

Carrots Corn Radish

Everything Except Carrots

BECAUSE…

Basil repels moths that lay tomato hornworms & attracts pollinators.

Sage repels carrot flies.

Radish repels cucumber beetles.

Dill attracts ladybugs, which eat garden insect pests. Can cross-pollinate with carrots & hinder growth. Spinach grows well in the shade & keeps corn roots cool.

If you want to keep it simple, or if you don’t grow a wide variety of crops, you can take advantage of the concept in an easier way. Plant lettuce, radishes, spinach and other early, cool-weather crops in between plantings of tomatoes, squash, and other vined vegetables. This maximizes your garden space, keeps weeds at bay, and the early crops will cycle out before the vines take up all the space. More harvest, same space, a win-win!

Krista Pasfield is a resident of St. James on New York’s Long Island. She is a Director of Operations and Adjunct Professor and in her free time, an avid organic home gardener, world traveler, and writer. Krista may be reached at krista.pasfield@gmail.com

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Best Enterprises has become one of the most trusted home improvement company’s in Suffolk County. Family owned and operated for over 25 years, owner Barry Burke understands that the customer is always right. As Mr. Burke explains it, “Our goal has always been to give our customers the best products, best service and yes best price, backed by a lifetime labor and material warranty.”

The success that Best Enterprises has enjoyed stems from their ability to connect with customers locally. As Mr. Burke states, “I am not aware of any home improvement contractors that have a showroom for customers to browse right in their neighborhood.” When you think about it, it does make a lot of sense. Having a local location adds a sense of comfort and credibility to the business.

As a family run business, there seems to be a higher sense of commitment. Mr. Burke explains, “We’ve learned to understand that by giving the most to our customers for the price they pay, they will not only use our services again, but will refer us to their friends and family, and they do!” www.bestgc.com www.bestgc.com

“We don’t use high pressure sales tactics or gimmicks to get people to sign up with Best Enterprises. In the end, our reputation speaks for itself.” Delays in project completion, price changes, or even substandard work can be a nightmare. That’s even more of a reason you want to make the decision and move forward with a name that is well respected and trusted in our community.

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Yield: 18 cookies

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED:

1 cup all-purpose flour

1/8 teaspoon salt

1 stick unsalted butter, softened

1/3 cup granulated sugar

1 tablespoon lemon zest

1 egg yolk

1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract

ICING:

3/4 cup powdered sugar

2 to 3 teaspoons lemon juice.

1-2 drops pink food dye

Garnish: 1 to 2 tablespoons powdered sugar

HERE IS HOW YOU DO IT:

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.

In a small bowl, combine flour and salt; set aside. Using a hand-mixer or rubber spatula, beat butter with sugar, lemon zest, egg yolk, and extract. Slowly add in flour mixture and mix until it forms a dough.

Roll dough into 1-inch balls. Place on the prepared pans two inches apart. Using your thumb, create a dimple to hold the glaze in the center of each cookie. Bake for 15 – 18 minutes, or until the edges are lightly golden- brown. If centers become puffy, use the back of a wooden spoon or a teaspoon to compress the center of the cookie.

While the cookies are cooling, mix together powdered sugar, lemon juice, and pink color. Spoon glaze into the center of each cookie and allow icing to set 1 to 2 hours before serving. Store cookies in fridge in an airtight container after frosting sets. Dust with powdered sugar just before serving.

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FLOWERS

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You can never go wrong with flowers for mom, not just on Mother’s Day, but any day. 1-800 Flowers offers countless arrangements from roses, to tulips, to daises, in a wide variety of sizes and colors, delivered right to your doorstep.

JEWELRY

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Mom can keep the whole family close to her heart with this custom pendant. Add up to 7 birthstones and initial charms, available in gold, rose gold, and silver ($19.50 + $6 for each additional birthstone and initial).

WHAT I LOVE ABOUT MOM BOOK

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Tell mom exactly what you love about her with this 4.5” x 3.25” fill-in-the-blank journal, available in 14 different colors.

AURA FRAME

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Load up this digital frame with mom’s favorite photos and videos of the whole family! With a 10.1” display and 1280 xx 800 resolution, the Aura frame is quick and easy to set up ($150).

WINE

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For the mom that loves to unwind with a glass of wine at the end of a long day, this sparkling set from Harry and David is perfect. The set includes two 750 ml bottles, one white and one rosé for $59.99.

GLASS CUTTING BOARD RECIPE

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For the mom whose favorite place is her kitchen, spice up her décor with this glass cutting board, $13.99$19.99, engraved with the family’s favorite recipe. Available in 12 different colors suited to mom’s favorite.

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PICTURE FRAME CLOCK

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Engrave this personalized wall clock ($62.99, 23.5”W x 1.75”D) with mom’s favorite saying and add photos of her favorite moments with the family.

MASSAGE

For the woman who does it all, treat mom to a day of rest and relaxation where she can unwind with a massage.

FAMILY PHOTOS SESSION

For the mom that fills the role of the family photographer, book a photo session so that mom gets time to shine in front of the camera along with the family.

BOOK OF THE MONTH MEMBERSHIP

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For the mom that loves to have her nose in a book but doesn’t always have the time to browse her favorite bookstore, let the books come to her. Book of the Month offers subscription bundles for 3, 6, and 12 months and offers a wide variety of genres from today’s bestselling authors, shipped right to your door, saving mom the trip to Barnes & Noble.

INTELEX WARMIE

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Replace mom’s tired old heating pad with a furry friend! These microwavable plushies are lavenderscented to help mom relax and are so much fun to snuggle. Available in a wide variety of animals for $29.99.

SLIPPERS

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Treat mom to a new pair of slippers this Mother’s Day. Ugg’s top-rated Scuffette Slipper is available on Amazon in 11 different colors for $94.95.

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Top Trends for 2024 - Part 2

As a designer who has been concerned about the health and wellness of my clients, as well as their design needs, I have seen many additions to the designers’ arsenal of tools to create a safe and healthier home over the years. Thanks to modern technology and the development of technical devices, designers as well as homeowners, have the advantage of many more choices in product selection and services.

The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) study of the 2024 “trends” has discovered that consumers today will spend more on health and wellness products than ever before. So let’s examine some of today’s areas of attention:

•Bedrooms now have more bedside tables wired for storing and charging electronics at night for a more restful, uninterrupted sleep.

•Window treatments can be set to remotely accommodate the circadian cycle of day and night.

•Many bathroom renovations are now including steam showers and saunas for relaxation and stress release.

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2 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter

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1 1/2 tablespoons granulated sugar

2 teaspoons grated orange zest

2 cups bleached all-purpose flour, plus additional for kneading

1 2/3 tablespoons baking powder

3/4 teaspoon salt

1/2 cup shortening

1/2 cup whole milk

1/4 cup Florida Orange Juice

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In large bowl, whisk orange sugar, 2 cups flour, baking powder and salt. Using two forks or pastry blender, cut in shortening to size of small peas.

Combine milk and orange juice then stir into flour mixture to make sticky dough.

Turn out dough onto well-floured work surface. Sprinkle top with flour and knead about six times while folding dough over in half and using more flour as needed.

Pat dough out to 3/4-inch thickness. Cut out biscuits with round cutter by dipping cutter in flour then pressing into dough. Do not turn cutter while pressing. Place biscuits close together but not touching on baking sheet.

Gather dough scraps and fold 2-3 times, pat out again and cut biscuits. Repeat until dough is used.

Brush tops with orange butter sauce. Bake 15-20 minutes, or until lightly browned. Serve warm or at room temperature with remaining sauce.

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