June 28, 2023 Babylon

OPERATION DRY WATER - The Town of Babylon, alongside Bay Constables from the Public Safety Department and boater safety advocate Gina Lieneck, hosted an event at Tanner Park Marina to raise awareness about the importance of boater safety. Pictured: Town of Babylon Councilman Terence McSweeney announces the Town of Babylon’s participation in Operation Dry Water.

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Lindenhurst, NY 11757 ***

All of the Following events are for Members and Qualified Guests. For Members only our Main Dining Hall is available for your Special events, Showers, Weddings, Birthdays, etc. Contact Brother Sal Dilluvio 516-359-5857 for Information.

The Lodge Will Be Closed July 3rd & 4th for the Holiday

Our Social Quarters

Open ~ 6:00pm to 10:00pm - Sun, Mon, Tues, & Thurs. 6:00pm to 12:00am Friday & Saturday

** Kitchen Open Monday and Thursdays 6:30pm - 8:45 pm

** Event Tickets are available in the Social Quarters. Please ask your server. ***

~Saturday Nights~ Queen of Hearts

Drawing is at 9:00pm every Saturday..

Tickets are ONLY available in the Social Quarters to Members who are in good standing. Please have your I.D. card ***

~Saturday July 8th ~ Please Join us to Celebrate Moose Legion 20 Secretary Rick Pagnotta’s Retirement Dinner is at 6pm Please Contact Paul LaMartina 516-6508903 ***

~Sunday July 9th~ Family Brunch Buffet and Omelet Station

All you can eat Buffet includes: Eggs, Omelet Station, Bacon, Sausage, Home Fries, Pancackes, Sausage Gravy over Biscuits, Fresh Baked Muffins, Toast, Hot Dish, Deli

Platters & Trimmings. Orange Juice, Coffee, Tea, Bloody Marys and Mimosas.

Dining doors are open

10:00am - 12:00Noon

$14.00pp - Children under 12 are 1/2 price for more Information

Contact: Bridget Ahlers 631-834-4742 ***

~Monday June 10th ~ Lodge Board of Officers Meeting 8:00pm.

If you have a Question, Suggestion or Concerns. Please ask to speak with the Board Members on meeting nights, they are here to help you. Contact The Lodge President Bridget Ahlers 631-834-4742 ***

~Tuesday July 18th~ WOTM

Women of The Moose Board of Officers Meeting

6:30pm Women of The Moose General Chapter Meeting 7:30pm ***

::SAVE THE DATES:: ** July 15thChristmas In July ** July 29thFamily Breakfast ** August 15thSunset Cruise

All Members must present there Membership Card upon entering the building,

If you do not have your Membership Card you must sign the guest book.

Please Call the Social Quarters after 6:00pm 631-226-4364 for more information on all Dates and Events Listed.

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July Happenings

Make a submission! Events must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the event date and will run free of charge on a space available basis. For more info, call 631.226.2636 x211 or send events to nataliealmeida@longislandmediagroup.com

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28

5:15PM-9:00PM

ROCK & ROLL HANDBELL CONCERT

St James Summer Nights is a family fun night, gathered on the lawn of the St James Elementary School, and spreading into the street on Lake Avenue. It features a live band, vendors, food trucks and good vibes. Craft vendors, henna body art, free face painting, and more! Email Stjamescivic@yahoo.com for more information.

THURSDAY, JUNE 29

7:00PM

PAINT, SIP & SMILE

Held at the Order Sons of Italy In America in Deer Park. $40 per person which includes one glass of wine, soda water, cash bar, homemade desserts, coffee and tea, live music, all paint supplies and door prizes. For tickets and more information please call Pat 631-922-0225 or Karen 631-5393622.

FRIDAY, JUNE 30

10:00AM

TINY TOTS: FUN IN THE SUN

Held at Hempstead Lake State Park where attendees can explore the natural world around them. These programs connect children and their parents with nature through short walks, animal visitors, and crafts. Children aged 3-5. To register, please visit Eventbrite.com and search for #NatureEdventure.

6:30PM-9:15PM

SOUNDS ON THE SOUND

The Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Port Jefferson Sunset Cruise "Sounds on the Sound" which will be featuring

the 12-piece Motown Tribute Band

- Dr. K's Motown Revue. General admission is $45 and VIP tickets are $65. Admission includes a food box, one alcoholic drink, and snacks. Visit PortJeffChamber.com for more details and tickets.

SATURDAY, JULY 1

3:00PM

CONCERT OF PATRIOTIC MUSIC

Held at Grace United Methodist Church in Lindenhurst to celebrate God and Country. For more information call 631-226-8690.

TUESDAY, JULY 4

9:30PM

2023 FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR

Jones Beach State Park will once again host the Jovia Financial Credit Union Fireworks Spectacular on the 4th of July. Arrive early for a prime seat on the Central Mall beachfront and to avoid traffic delays. Visit parks.ny.gov for more information.

SATURDAY, JULY 8

10:00AM-3:00PM

GRANNY'S ATTIC RUMMAGE SALE

Fundraiser event held at Westminster United Presbyterian Church in West Islip. Vendors are welcome. $25.00 for a 10x10 space to sell your items. Please call 516-660-8204 for more information.

SUNDAY, JULY 9

12:00PM

GERMAN-AMERICAN SOMMERFEST

Join the Plattduetsche Volksfest

Vereen to celebrate German culture and heritage with food, drink, dancing and more! Admission is $10 adults, children under 16 free. Visit parkrestaurant.com for more information.

2:00PM

MAGIC OF AMORE

Magic of Amore's magic show which will amaze and astound you no matter your age. Held at Sunken Meadow State Park. Visit parks.ny.gov for more information.

MONDAY, JULY 10

9:30AM-7:00PM

NIS GOLF OUTING

The New Interdisciplinary School's 26th Annual Golf Outing will be held at the Port Jefferson Country Club. For additional information please visit niskids.org/home/golf-2023 or email susanc2@niskids.org

SATURDAY, JULY 15

9:00AM-12:00PM

RUN TO THE PUMP 5K RUN

The Bayshore Engine Company is hosting a 5K walk/run at Walker Beach in Brightwaters. Rain or shine. For more information contact Brendan at 516-531-3323.

SATURDAY, JULY 22

9:00AM-4:00PM

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT

This annual volleyball tournament is played on the sand courts at Jones Beach State Park. Advanced registration is required. There is no day of event registration. Call the Regional Recreation Department for an application 631-321-3510 or LIParksRecreation@parks.ny.gov.

THURSDAY, JULY 27

7:15PM-10:30PM

PAMS & JAMS JINGO!

A spin on traditional bingo where bingo balls are replaced with music beats. Tickets are $30 per person. For more information call Pat at 631922-0225 or Karen at 631-943-9113.

Students Sign NCAA And Military Letters of Intent

Eleven graduating Babylon Junior-Senior High School seniors signed letters of intent to play college sports at their preferred universities. One student also pledged military service, with intent to join the U.S. Marines.

Kate O’Brien will be swimming for Loyola College. Sofia Weiss pledged

to play volleyball for the University of St. Joseph’s. Patrick Brunkard will play lacrosse for Felician University. Brady Winter will play football at SUNY Brockport. Ashley Bell signed to play soccer at Stony Brook University. Natalia Lutz will be playing soccer for SUNY Oneonta. Katherine Taylor will be playing soccer for

Farmingdale State College. Mattingly Goldstein will play baseball for Felician University. Cristino Tufano will be playing baseball at George Washington Universty. Olivia Moriates will be on the cross country/ track team at USC Aiken. Elijah Echevarria will be joining the U.S. Marines.

Helping You Help Others

By Noelle Lambert

The Charity of the Month for June is America’s VetDogs

www.VetDogs.org/Neighbor

As our nation celebrates Independence Day on July 4th, the team at America’s VetDogs will be nearing the completion of its latest two-week, in-residence training program at its Long Island campus, where another class of veterans, activeduty military and first responders with disabilities will receive their life-changing and life-saving service dogs.

STUDENTS SIGN NCAA AND MILITARY LETTERS OF INTENT - Eleven graduating Babylon Junior-Senior High School seniors signed letters of intent to play college sports at their preferred universities. One student also pledged military service, with intent to join the U.S. Marines. Katherine Taylor, clockwise from top left, Sofia Weiss, Olivia Moriates, Mattingly Goldstein, Brady Winter, Cristino Tufano, Patrick Brunkard, Elijah Echevarria, Ashley Bell, Kate O’Brien and Natalia Lutz.

The non-profit organization trains and provides service and guide dogs for our nation’s heroes in all 50 states and beyond, all from their national headquarters in Smithtown. Celebrating their 20th anniversary, the organization o ers assistance dogs for those with physical, emotional and other less apparent disabilities. The canines may serve as service dogs, guide dogs, PTSD service dogs, hearing dogs, seizure response dogs and military facility dog, amongst others. This year they placed their 1000th service dog and reduced the waiting time to receive one from 2-3 years to 9-12 months.

“The 4th of July is a time of celebration and, for us, it’s a time to remember the sacrifice so many of the people we serve made –and continue to make – to protect and defend our freedoms,” said John Miller, president and CEO, America’s VetDogs. “While our nation comes together at parades, ceremonies, and backyard parties to commemorate America’s independence, right here in Smithtown America’s VetDogs will be continuing our work to help those who have served our country honorably live with dignity and their own independence.”

It costs more than $50,000 to breed, raise, train and place one service or guide dog, yet the organization provides its services at absolutely no charge, including a lifetime of aftercare support for their graduates after they return home. However, none of America’s VetDogs’ mission can be accomplished without donors, sponsors and volunteers. Every e ort made from generous individuals is greatly appreciated and never goes unnoticed.

If you would like to get involved and help

further their mission, there are two upcoming events, one online and one in person, which o er a great way to do so.

Giving Bark Thursday: Held on July 13, this is a 24-hour online event geared towards raising awareness and funds for America’s VetDogs. Throughout the day, anyone who makes a donation on their website (up to $30,000) will have their donation matched. Additionally, if you would like to create your own fundraiser, in hopes to raise funds on this special day, you can do so by clicking “Become a Giving Bark Fundraiser” at VetDogs.org/GivingBark.

America’s VetDogs Run & Dog Walk: You can also help America’s VetDogs make a di erence in the lives of veterans and first responders by participating in the 9th America’s VetDogs Run & Dog Walk, held on July 29 at Cedar Creek Park in Seaford. This 5K is an In-Person and Virtual Event and dogs are welcome to join you on your run/walk too! All top runners in each age category will receive a limitededition America’s VetDogs 20th Anniversary medal. Learn more and register for the event at Run.VetDogs.org.

“We’re proud to serve people from all over the USA from our home on Long Island,” said Miller. “We hope you’ll join us in helping those who have given so much for our nation receive a service or guide dog and have the opportunity to Live Without Boundaries.”

If you would like more information, such as learning how to apply for a service dog, please visit www.VetDogs.org/Neighbor or call 631.930.9090.

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Long Island Music And Entertainment Hall Of Fame Presents 2023 Music Scholarships

For The First Time, Graduating Students From Centerport, Dix Hills, Williston Park, Syosset And Babylon Receive Scholarships At LIMEHOF Museum

For the first time since opening the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) Museum in Stony Brook last fall, LIMEHOF recently

awarded its annual music scholarships to five graduating students from across Long Island in a special ceremony held in the main exhibit hall.

This year’s Distinction in Music scholarship winners include Chris Hummel (Centerport, Harborfields High School), Jacob Leshnower (Dix Hills,

Half Hollow High School East High School), Alexis Pabebianco (Williston Park, Mineola High School), Luca Alexandru (Syosset, Syosset High School) and winning

the Pat DeRosa Scholarship was Coleman Schubert (Babylon, Babylon JrSr. High School). The Pat DeRosa Memorial Scholarship was created to honor the memory of LIMEOHF inductee Pat DeRosa and was awarded specifically to a High School Senior to continue their studies in Music on the saxophone or woodwind instrument.

“We are immensely proud of our scholarship winners who have been granted the opportunity to pursue their passion for music through higher education,” said Tom Needham, LIMEHOF’s Educational Programs Director. “Their talent, dedication, and commitment to their craft inspire us all. We believe that their journey will

not only shape their own futures but also contribute to the rich musical legacy of our community and beyond.”

Both Patricia DeRosa Padden, the daughter of LIMEHOF inductee Pat DeRosa and her daughter, Nicole DeRosa Padden (Pat’s granddaughter), were in attendance to present the scholarship in his name to Coleman Schubert. Afterwards they were presented with Pat DeRosa’s LIMEHOF inductee award trophy posthumously by LIMEHOF Chairman Ernie Canadeo.

For more information about LIMEHOF’s scholarships and educational programs visit https://www. limusichalloffame.org/ scholarshipsgrants/

LIMEHOF 2023 MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS - (L-R) Jacob Leshnower (Half Hollow High School East High School), Alexis Pabebianco (Mineola High School) Chris Hummel (Harborfields High School), Coleman Schubert (Babylon, Babylon Jr-Sr. High School) and Luca Alexandru (Syosset High School).

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Town Of Babylon Boosts Boater Safety

Town Announces Participation In Operation Dry Water And Renames Bay Constable Vessel For Brianna Lieneck

The Town of Babylon, alongside Bay Constables from the Public Safety Department and boater safety advocate Gina Lieneck, hosted an event at Tanner Park Marina to raise awareness about the importance of boater safety. A crucial part of this is preventing boating while impaired (BWI), the leading cause of injuries and tragic incidents on waterways. To combat this, the Town announced their participation in Operation

Dry Water from July 1-3 to remind the public of the importance of boating while sober and adhering to regulations to avoid devastating impacts.

“Operation Dry Water is a year-round national campaign centered on raising awareness and enforcement of boating under the influence,” said Town of Babylon Councilman Terence McSweeney. “It focuses on reducing the number of incidents and fatalities

related to drug or alcohol use on the water. Alcohol and drugs can turn a great day on the water into the tragedy of a lifetime.”

In addition to the announcement of Operation Dry Water, the Town of Babylon renamed one of the Bay Constable vessels in honor of Gina Lieneck’s daughter, Brianna, who was tragically killed in a boating incident involving an impaired driver. Since her daughter’s passing, Gina has been a

pivotal force in boating safety and helped pass Brianna’s Law in 2019, requiring all operators of motorized watercraft to complete a state-approved boating safety course.

Gina was pleasantly surprised with the vessel renaming of The Breezy Brianna and thanked the Town of Babylon for their continued partnership in the fight for boater safety.

“The Breezy Brianna will be out on the Great South Bay all summer

long, making sure that boaters operate sober and safely,” said Councilman McSweeney. “The boat shall carry her name as a symbol, remembrance and testament to our commitment to safer boater practices in our community.”

“We need to start holding people accountable for their actions,” said Gina Lieneck. “If we give them a lesson, this can deter them from getting on the boat and drinking or being

under the influence of drugs. There is no reason why we should not have sensible laws in place, and there is no reason why people should get away with killing someone or injuring them.”

The Town of Babylon looks forward to promoting boater safety throughout the summer and participating in Operation Dry Water in the beginning of July.

OPERATION DRY WATER - Town of Babylon Councilman Terence McSweeney announces the Town of Babylon’s participation in Operation Dry Water.

IMPORTANCE OF BOATING WHILE SOBER - Boater safety advocate Gina Lieneck emphasizes the importance of boating while sober and adhering to safety regulations.

THE BREEZY BRIANNA - The Breezy Brianna is ready to patrol the Town of Babylon’s waterways.

Downey Receives Top Female Scholar-Athlete

Honors

West Babylon High School senior Lacey Downey has been named the recipient of the Butch Dellecave Award as Suffolk County’s top female Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Throughout her career in West Babylon, the seniorathlete has been recognized for her performance on fields and courts more than any other student-athlete in Long Island history, collecting eight Newsday All-Long Island selections in girls lacrosse, girls basketball and field hockey.

The Dellecave Award recognizes a student-athlete not only for performance on the field but also in the classroom, community service and outside activities. The 23rd annual awards were presented at Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook on June 11.

“To win this award is a superb feeling,” Downey said. “Look at the other [nominees]: people who are going to Navy, people who are joining the Army, people who work in the neonatal [unit] at a hospital. It’s a surreal feeling to have been chosen among all those incredible people.”

Downey will be attending Boston College in the fall and will play lacrosse while pursuing an engineering degree. “

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DOWNEY RECEIVES TOP FEMALE SCHOLARATHLETE HONORS - West Babylon High School senior Lacey Downey has been named the recipient of the Butch Dellecave Award as Suffolk County’s top female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Photo courtesy of West Babylon School District

A New Book Club For Those Affected By Breast Cancer

The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Program is starting a life-affirming book club called the Warriors Book Club that is open to anyone affected by breast cancer. The group will zoom on Monday, July 10, from 7 pm to 8 pm.

The first book to be read is “The Getaway Girls” by Dee MacDonald, a funny romantic comedy about love, friends, family and self-discovery. Three very different women all agree it’s about time they had a

holiday to remember… and they do as they set forth in Europe in a used recreational vehicle.

The Warriors Book Club is the brainchild of Adelphi Hotline Volunteer Lynne Borah from Plainview. Borah, a 20-year breast cancer survivor, says “Reading is my favorite getaway,” which is why she decided to start the book club to help others escape from any difficulties they are having.

For information and

to register for this free event, contact Nina Foley at 516-877-4315 or email her at nfoley@adelphi. edu.

Adelphi New York Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program offers emotional support and information to people with and/or concerned about breast cancer. To reach the Hotline, which is staffed by volunteers who are breast cancer survivors, call 800-877-8077.

FOREST AVENUE LIBRARY WORKS TO PROMOTE SUMMER LITERACY -

To promote literacy during the summer months and to piggyback off the West Babylon Public Library’s summer program, Forest Avenue Elementary School in the West Babylon School District allows its students to borrow books from the school’s library. Librarian Andrea Francisco calls its “Francisco’s Free Library,” where students can sign out books for the summer months so they can be sure to keep up their literacy skills. During the school year, students took a field trip to the public library with Ms. Francisco, where each student was able to get their own library card. The public library offers incentives and prizes as a part of its summer reading program. Photo courtesy of West Babylon School District

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Mondays, 7/3, 10, 17, 24, & 31; 1:00 – 4:00 pm

The Community Room is open for library patrons to play games of their own choosing. Patrons must bring their own games. New players are always welcome. Adults only.

Writer’s Workshop

Tuesdays, 7/11 and 7/25 at 5:45 pm

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DIY Natural Cleaners

Tuesday, 7/11 at 6:00 pm Now is the perfect time to freshen up your home! In this class, we will learn why it is important to eliminate toxic chemicals from your home and how to replace them with effective non-toxic cleaning products. You will be shown how to use basic household items such as baking soda, peroxide, vinegar and essential oils to create safer

cleaning products, and make your own spray bottle of an all-purpose natural cleaner. There is a $10.00 nonrefundable materials fee due at registration.

Classic Film Club: Footlight Parade (1933) Wednesday,7/12 at 5:30 pm Filled with snappy dialogue and tremendous musical numbers, “Footlight Parade” not only features a great cast (James Cagney, Joan Blondell, Dick Powell and

Ruby Keeler), it also serves up a finale of not one, not two, but three unforgettable Busby Berkeley spectaculars that have to be seen to be believed.

Friday Films: Moving On Friday, 7/21 at 2:00 pm

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More Than 100 New Members Welcomed Into West Babylon NJHS

Joined by family, friends and administrators, West Babylon Junior High School welcomed its newest members into the National Junior Honor Society in a ceremony held in the school’s auditorium on May 24.

National Junior Honor Society adviser Ms. Limperatos welcomed guests to the ceremony and recognized the importance of their hard work and dedication to their school

and community. West Babylon Junior High School

Principal Dr. Carlos Falcon echoed those sentiments and commended the students on their character and commitment to their academic journey.

Current National Junior Honor Society officers spoke about the five pillars of the organization and their importance: character, scholarship, leadership, service and citizenship. The officers lit a candle to

symbolize the pillars. Each of the 120 new inductees was called to the stage to be recognized and presented with a certificate by Dr. Falcon. West Babylon School District Superintendent of Schools Dr. Yiendhy Farrelly administered the oath of induction to the newest members, who pledged to uphold the standards and principles of the National Junior Honor Society.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY - West Babylon Junior High School welcomed 120 new members into the National Junior Honor Society in a ceremony held in the school’s auditorium on

May 24. Photo courtesy of West Babylon School District