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of Cold Ricotta Cheese and a Sprinkle of Grated Romano Cheese)

19. Fettuccine Primavera (Pink Cream Sauce w/ Fresh Garden Vegetables)

20. Fettuccine Primavera w/Garlic & Oil (Garlic, Oil & Fresh Garden Vegetables)

21. Fusilli Filetto Di Pomadoro (Sauteed Onions, Prosciutto & Filets of Plum Tomatoes w/ a Hint of White Wine)

• Mussels Marinara or Fra Diavolo - $2.00 Extra • Pasta Tutto Pazzo - $1.50 Extra Pickup or Delivery Pickup

22. *Fusilli Putanesca (Sauteed Garlic, Onions, Black Olives, Mushrooms, Capers & Anchovies in a Light Marinara Sauce w/ a Hint of White Wine)

23. Festa Italiano - Over Your Choice of Pasta (1 Meatball, 2 Sausages in a Hearty Tomato Sauce Topped with Mozzarella Cheese)

24. Mussels Marinara or Fra Diavolo (Spicy)

Over Linguine

25. Pasta Tutto Pazzo (Rigatoni & Penne Mixed w/ Bacon, Mozzarella Cheese in a Pink Cream Meat Sauce, Topped w/ a Spoon of Cold Ricotta Cheese)

26. *Pasta D’estate

(Sun Dried Tomatoes & Roasted Peppers w/ Mushrooms, Black Olives Sauteed w/ Garlic, Virgin Olive Oil & Artichokes)

27. Penne Escarole

(Escarole w/ Cannellini Beans in Garlic & Virgin Olive Oil)

28. Penne Carciofi

(Sauteed Artichoke Hearts w/ Garlic, Peas & Onions)

29. *Penne Alla Giusseppi

(Chopped Broccoli, Zucchini, Kalamata Olives, Sundried Tomatoes & Mushrooms Sauteed w/ Garlic & Onions in Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Then Topped with Mozzarella Cheese)

30. Angel Hair w/ Broccoli & Garlic

(Sauteed Broccoli Florets w/ Garlic & Extra Virgin Olive Oil)

31. Fettuccine Alla Casalinga (Peas, Prosciutto & Sundried Tomatoes in a Pink Cream Sauce)

*Olives May Contain Pits

• Any Pasta Dish Can Be Replaced with Whole Wheat Pasta - Spaghetti or Ziti - $1.50 Extra

• Add Grilled or Fried Chicken to Any of the Above - $6.95

• Add Baby Shrimp - $7.25

Chicken Bruschetta

(Golden Fried Chicken Cutlets Topped w/Diced

Fresh Tomatoes & Red Onions Seasoned w/ Fresh Herbs & Extra Virgin Olive Oil)

Chicken Spasso

(Lightly Battered Breast of Chicken, Cooked in a Light Wine Sauce w/ a Hint of Lemon and Butter, Topped wth Artichoke Hearts & Fire Roasted Peppers)

Chicken Alla Bella Malina

(Breast of Chicken Sauteed with Mushrooms & Spinach, in a Marsala Wine Sauce Covered with Mozzarella Cheese)

Chicken Francese

(Lightly Battered Chicken Breast, Cooked Till Golden Brown in a White Wine, Lemon & Butter Sauce)

Chicken Marsala

(With Mushrooms, Sauteed in a Marsala Wine Sauce)

Chicken Parmigiana

(Breaded Chicken Topped with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Melted Mozzarella)

Chicken Rollatini

(Rolled up with Prosciutto & Mozzarella, Sauteeed in Marsala Wine Sauce with Mushrooms)

Chicken Putanesca

(Breast of Chicken Sauteed w/ Plum Tomatoes, Roasted Garlic, Onions, Italian Herbs & Capers with a Hint of White Wine & a Touch of Anchovies)

Chicken Siciliano

(Chicken Cutlet w/Ricotta & Eggplant Topped w/ Tomato Sauce & Melted Mozzarella)

Chicken Sorrentino

(Breast of Chicken w/ Eggplant & Prosciutto in the middle, in a Marsala Sauce Topped w/ Melted Mozzarella)

Chicken Alla Bella Maria

(Golden Fried Chicken Breast Topped w/ Fresh Mozzarella, Sliced Balsamic Tomatoes, Red Onions, Italian Herbs

Spices)

New Little Library Unveiled

Susan E. Wiley Elementary School in the Copiague School District held a grand opening celebration of its new little library on March 21. After reading “Little Libraries Everywhere” by Laura Johnson, three students – Evelyn Ballaera,

Estuardo Perez-Ceropin, and Deandre Gooden –wrote letters to Susan E. Wiley Elementary School Principal Ms. Florio presenting an idea to upcycle the school’s former telephone booth into a little library.

The Susan E. Wiley

Elementary School student council, under the supervision of Mrs. Trotta, took their idea and put it into action. Inspired by the work of Dr. Seuss, the student council – with the help of Mr. Wainright – brought the creative vision to reality. The idea:

“Take a book; leave a book; no library card needed.” Teachers and students have already donated gently used books to fill the library. This little library is meant to encourage a love of reading for years to come.

NEW LITTLE LIBRARY UNVEILED - Susan E. Wiley Elementary School in the Copiague School District held a grand opening celebration of its new little library on March 21. Photo courtesy of Copiague School District

Legislator

Donnelly: Suffolk County Offers Employment Programs For Residents

Suffolk Legislator Tom Donnelly (D-Deer Park) would like to inform residents about the Suffolk County’s special employment-readiness programs to assist those seeking a job or a new career.

According to Legislator Donnelly, the Suffolk County Department of Labor has a mulitude of resources to assist residents in their job searches through its One-Stop Employment Center. Among the innovative and award-winning services available are Job Fairs, held at convenient locations throughout the County, and Suffolk County's OneStop Employment Center in Hauppauge which offers workshops, job placement assistance, resume preparation and career counseling. For more information on upcoming Job Fairs or any of these

services please visit suffolkcountyny.gov/labor or call (631) 853-6600.

In addition, Suffolk County administers the Civil Service exams. Residents seeking to obtain information about Civil Service job vacancies and examination dates can visit suffolkcountyny. gov/civilservice. To receive job listings directly from Legislator Donnelly’s office, please email suffolkdo17@gmail.com to be included.

“The Job Fairs, OneStop Employment Center and Civil Service exams provide County residents with a myriad of ways to jumpstart or change their careers. I urge everyone to take advantage of these opportunities to help chart or find a new course,” said Legislator Donnelly. “I am happy that Suffolk County can offer programs to make it much easier for residents to obtain employment, and I wish everyone the best of luck in their searches.”

MATTIA

3 year old Lab mix Friendly and sweet. Looking for a foster.

WANDA

4 month old Cattle dog mix. Playful puppy. Loves other dogs.

FOXY

2-1/2 year old Lab mix. Shy and sweet. In need of a foster.

BONITA

2 year old Shepherd mix. Walks nicely and is very loving.

ANNE Cute and adorable female kitten. Very vocal she is saying “Take Me”

JENNA

Young playful female, seeking BFF willing to share her toys.

POPPY Handsome male kitten with expressive eyes.

SHEBA

Small female kitten with big personality.

SHELLY

5 year old female. Super sweet girl who is a ball of sunshine, loves playtime.

BRANDI 5-7 year old female. Loves everyone she meets, outgoing and energetic.

RUSTY

4-5 year old male. Social guy who loves toys, especially stuffies.

VIOLET 3-5 year old female. Delightful, sweet, playful, and affectionate girl.

April 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 natalieraccuglia@longislandmediagroup.com.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3

9:00AM-3:00PM

SPRING CAMP

The Chestnut Bay Equestrian is hosting a spring camp in horsemanship, for beginners, learn to ride riders and enhance your skills. To register, $125. Held at 1500 Peconic Avenue in West Babylon. For more information call 934-345-0532.

FRIDAY, APRIL 5

6:30PM

MILITARY BRIDGE

Held at the Union United Methodist Church in East Northport. Tickets are $15. Get a table of 4 together or come by yourself. For reservations and information, please call Carolyn at 631-368-7911.

7:30PM

MENTAL HEALTH CONFERENCE

On Friday the 5th & Saturday the 6th, Calvary Chapel of Hope in Amityville is hosting “Christian Psychology from a Biblical Perspective” conference with special guest speaker, Daniel Berger who will speak on the importance of having a Christian worldview when it comes to mental health issues as well as addressing mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, fear, and family relationships. Call 631-789-4837 to register and and leave your name, number, and the number of people attending. Visit calvarychapelofhope.org for more information.

SATURDAY, APRIL 6

5:30PM-7:15PM

GENEALOGY WORKSHOP

Learn about what genealogy tools you can use, and tips on how to get

started at the Pinelawn's Reception Office in Farmingdale at 2030 Wellwood Avenue. Event is limited to 30 registered guests per session. For questions, contact Christin Alexander at calexander@pinelawn.com or 631.249.6100 x120.

SUNDAY, APRIL 7

8:00AM-5:00PM

CAR SHOW & SWAP MEET

Held at North Hempstead Beach Park, West Shore Rd., Port Washington. There will be street rods, antiques, muscle cars and more. There will also be a variety of cars for sale by owner. Admission is $10; children under 12 years are free. For more information, please call 631-567-5898 or visit them online at www.LongIslandCars.com.

TUESDAY, APRIL 9

6:00PM

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING

The annual meeting of the Board of Education of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services of the Second Supervisory District of Suffolk County (Western Suffolk BOCES), will be held at Western Suffolk BOCES’ Administrative Offices, 507 Deer Park Road, Dix Hills, NY. This meeting is open to the public. For more information call 631-549-4900 x222.

THURSDAY, APRIL 11

7:00PM HISTORY OF THE FIRE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE

The Seaford Historical Society will host Angela Reich from the Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society. Her presentation will be about the history of the Lighthouse and it's historic rescues. Her book,

"Shipwreck of Hopes", will be for sale that evening (cash only). Held at at 3890 Waverly Ave, Seaford. Refreshments, raffles. $5 for non-members, free to members. For more information email mapfannon@verizon.net.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12

10:00AM-1:00PM

WHITE ELEPHANT AND BAG SALE

The Simpson United Methodist Church in Amityville is having a thrift shop sale. Pack a bag of clothes for $5 or buy some thrift shop treasures. New and used items are available for sale. Located at 30 Locust Avenue, Amityville. Call Mary for more information at 516-991-8098. Donations are accepted.

SATURDAY, APRIL 13

6:30PM

RADIO BINGO

The St. Rose of Lima Outreach in Massapequa is having a fun fundraiser. The event will take place in the school's all-purpose room. Admisson is $35 per person (over 21 please) and includes bingo, and refreshments. Tickets for raffle baskets and other prizes will be available for purchase. Deadline is April 5, payments may be brought to the church rectory. For more information call 516-798-6237.

7:00PM

SUPERMARKET WINGO AND CHINESE AUCTION

The Grace United Methodist Church is hosting a Supermarket WINGO and Chinese Auction. Doors open at 6PM. Admission is $10. For more information call 631-226-8690.

Physical activity is one of the best ways to improve overall health and manage stress, yet 1 in 4 U.S. adults are sedentary for more than eight hours each day, which can have negative consequences on physical and mental health. The American Heart Association, the nation’s oldest and largest organization dedicated to

fighting heart disease and stroke, established National Walking Day to encourage people to move more throughout their day. This year, in celebration of the organization’s Centennial, communities across the country are invited to gather on Wednesday, April 3 to take a walk and raise awareness of the benefits of movement.

“The American Heart Association is a relentless force for building healthier communities, one step at a time,” said Evelina Grayver, M.D., President of the American Heart Association on Long Island and Director, Women’s Heart Program, Katz Institute for Women’s Health, Northwell Health’s Central Region.

“National Walking Day

100 Years Of Lifesaving Work

demonstrates the progress that can happen when people come together and take steps, big or small, to improve the health of their communities.”

Walking is one of the simplest ways to get and stay active. Physical activity such as walking can help reduce stress, improve mood and sleep, and lower the risk of diseases. To

participate in National Walking Day, the American Heart Association offers these tips:

Ask colleagues, friends or family to join you.

If you work remotely, take a conference call on the go.

If you have a pet, get moving together! Walking is a win-win for the health of you and your pet.

To participate in National Walking Day, invite friends, family, colleagues or even a pet to join in on a walking route of your choice.

For more tips about getting and staying healthy, visit the American Heart Association’s Healthy for GoodTM initiative at heart. org/movemore.

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Baby Shower Donations

Be part of helping new parents start strong! The Copiague Library will be taking donations of NEW items for our Community Baby Shower to be held on May 25. Items such as bottles, pacifiers, onesies, swaddle blankets, pajamas and diapers will be accepted.

Trex Recycling Challenge

The Copiague community recycled over 1700 pounds of plastic in 2023, as part of the Library’s Trex Recycling Drive! Help us reach our goal of at least 1000 pounds recycled in 2024 and you could win a Trex bench! Stop by the Library with your clean plastic bags, film or packaging and enter our Trex bench raffle. Donate all year to keep plastic out of our landfills and waterways, and increase your chances of winning! Go to copiaguelibrary.org to find out more information and to track our progress.

Solar Eclipse Glasses

A total solar eclipse will occur on Monday, April 8, and the northeastern United States will have some of the best views! The Library has some great eclipse programming scheduled, and you can also stop down and pick up solar eclipse glasses for safe viewing of this spectacular event!

Earth DayGarden Passport

Pick up an Earth Day - Garden Passport at the Information Desk. After each Earth Day or Gardening program you attend at the Library, stop by the Information Desk to receive a stamp for your passport. Attend three programs by May 25 and drop off your passport to enter to win a fabulous garden basket.

Seed Library

The seed library is back! Please feel free to take 5 packets of our organic, non-GMO vegetable and flower seeds to plant in your garden this year. Stop by the Information Desk to check out your seed packets.

Chronic Disease Self-

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Tuesdays, April 2, 9, 16

12:30 - 2:30 PM

This program provides patrons with information on controlling chronic conditions through exercise, nutrition, and peer support. Registration is necessary.

Supportive Services for Veteran Families

Wednesdays, April 3

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

There will be a table set up in the Lobby. The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program at EOC of Suffolk, Inc. works with Veterans who are either homeless or on the verge of homelessness. SSVF helps very low-income Veterans and their families gain access to the resources they need in order to successfully transition to, or maintain, permanent housing. Registration not required.

Home Study Orientation

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Wednesday, April 3

5:00 - 9:00 PM

Western Suffolk BOCES Home Study customizes GED & ESL lessons for students and allows them to work at their own pace. Students can pick up assignments at convenient locations. For information and to register please call 631-6676000 ext. 191. Registration is necessary.

Afternoon Games

Fridays, April 5, 12, 19

12:30 - 3:30 PM

Come with your group to play any game of your choice. Registration is necessary.

E-Waste Recycling

Saturday, April 6

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Clear out your old, unwanted electronics and ensure they are recycled properly with help from Arrow Scrap. Please call the Library for a list of acceptable items to be recycled. Registration not required.

Community Resource Fair

Saturday, April 6

1:00 - 3:00 PM

Meet with a variety of local organizations that serve our community and learn what services are available to you. Registration not required.

Let’s Play Ping-Pong

Tuesday, April 9

3:30 - 5:00 PM

Enjoy a friendly game of pingpong on one of our new tables. Registration is necessary.

How Energy Efficient is Your Home?

Tuesday, April 9

6:30 - 7:30 PM

Join a PSEG representative to learn how to make your home more energy efficient and save money. Find out what programs PSEG Long Island Efficiency and Assistance has to offer. Registration is necessary.

Health Conference

mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, fear, and family relationships. He will also share about how family and friends can help and minister to loved ones with mental health related issues. This time will be concluded with a Q & A time for people to ask questions. Location: Calvary Chapel of Hope is located at 803 County Line Road, Amityville NY 11701 TO REGISTER by April

3rd:

1. CALL us at 631-7894837 and leave name, cell#, and # of people attending Fri and Sat OR

2. Go to “CONTACT” page on calvarychapelofhope.org

Fill out info in “SEND US AN EMAIL” section with your name, cell#, and under comments, write: “Daniel Berger” and indicate # of people for Fri and Sat

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