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Grief Healing Workshop Series

Pinelawn Memorial Park, in collaboration with COPE Foundation, offers a free, monthly online grief healing workshop series to help families on their journey of grief after a loved one has passed. Workshops are held online. Tues., June 27th

7:00pm - 8:00pm

“Let’s Talk About Food + Grieving” With Lisa Ruland

There are few things people all have in common. Experiencing grief is one. Eating is another. In grief, food connects us to those we love and lost, can physically

nourish us as we heal, and offers a chance to help and connect with others.

This talk, led by food writer and young widow Lisa Ruland, will explore the meaningful roles of food in grief. Lisa will lead an interactive discussion about food and grief, sharing her personal story, recipe ideas, advice, and observations about the connections we form through food.

**Upon registration, you will be sent a confirmation email. To access the online workshop, it is important to use the eventbrite reminder emails (one will be sent the day of the event) and log into your eventbrite account to access the online workshop. Although we use the Zoom platform, Eventbrite emails will grant you access to the Zoom meeting. You will not be sent a Zoom link.**

For questions, contact Kristyn Hovanec, Director of Community Outreach, at khovanec@pinelawn.com or 631.249.6100 x115.

Helping You Help Others

By Noelle Lambert

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

www.VetDogs.org/Neighbor

America’s VetDogs is a non-profit organization, headquartered in Smithtown. They train and provide service and guide dogs for veterans, activeduty military and first responders with disabilities.

This year they placed their 1000th service dog and reduced the waiting time to receive one from 2-3 years to 9-12 months. Long Island resident Nathan Gardner is one of many veterans who have benefited greatly from America’s VetDogs and he’s eager to share his experience in hopes that it inspire others whose lives could be changed with the help of a special canine friend.

Some years ago, Nathan, who comes from a family with a strong military background, got in a car accident. He was left without reliable transportation, which left him frustrated. He was faced with a lot of down time and eventually decided to visit a recruiting o ce in his spare time. “I walked into the Air Force recruitment o ce, because I knew I liked what they could o er me.” He soon joined and became part of the Air Force Security Forces. “I actually ended up loving the job, loving the career. I was very happy with it.”

He served for 5 years, primarily working in nuclear weapons security, where he was required to wear full battle gear. This included a plated vest, all his equipment, two weapons, a bag full of gear and ammunition. “The weight of everything I was carrying ended up taking a toll on me.” He later found out he had a herniated disc, which has worsened since he left the service. Eventually, he developed two herniated discs, sciatic nerve damage and an atrophied calf muscle, which led to ankle problems.

Nathan learned of America’s VetDogs through the Veterans Resource Center at Su olk County Community College. “A lot of the things I was reading in the brochure matched what I was looking for and what I needed,” he said. “I wish I knew about the program sooner.”

Nathan reached out to America’s VetDogs

and was able to be placed with a service dog at no cost. He met and trained with his service dog, Kenzo, in February of 2022.

“It had gotten to the point where I would lock up, fall to the ground and not be able to move,” he explained. “So Kenzo has been trained to get me help. Training with him has been a life-changing experience. He has taught me how to handle myself and my disability appropriately and I really like how my mindset has shifted into a more positive place.”

Nathan has been able to flourish in ways he never could without a service dog. He recently graduated from St. Joseph’s University and will begin pursuing an MBA this fall. He has served as Vice President of the Long Island Campus Chapter of the Student Veterans of America and has new self confidence that he couldn’t imagine having years ago.

“Accomplishing these things means a lot to me in terms of what my future can now look like,” said Gardner, who attended his recent college graduation ceremony with Kenzo, his service dog. “I’m the first person in my family to get an undergraduate degree and I’m pursuing my graduate degree. I’m very proud of that. Getting Kenzo has been one of the best things for me.”

If you would like to learn how to apply for a service dog or volunteer with the organization, please visit www.VetDogs. org/Neighbor or call 631.930.9090.

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Consider These Diploma Display Ideas

Graduation day is one of the proudest moments in students’ academic careers. Diplomas are symbolic of hours spent honing skills and working on assignments and, ultimately, success in the classroom. High school diplomas represent an opportunity to go on to higher learning or a trade, while college degrees indicate young people are ready to begin their professional lives.

Many graduates are excited about the prospect of receiving their diplomas. Once in hand, the document can be put on display. The following are some unique ways to showcase diplomas at home or at work.

Framing

One of the classic ways to display a diploma is in a frame. Many businesses offer customized framing where the frame material and the matting can be chosen. Some grads

may want to include a photograph of the school or a picture of the graduate above the diploma. Graduates also may want to select a frame and mat that coordinates with school colors.

Create a shadow box

Consider displaying the diploma with other mementos from school. A shadow box is a large, deep display frame that can house items that are thicker than photographs or papers. Items such as a graduation tassel, medal or other award, a varsity jacket patch, or a program from a school performance or awards ceremony can be placed in the shadow box.

Create a photo wall

Display the diploma among other framed photos from school activities. This can elicit a trip down memory lane every time the wall is viewed. Some families may want to display their diplomas together, especially if

multiple family members attended the same school.

Make a work of art

Various online art vendors can turn the diploma into different works of art. For example, engravers can laser engrave the diploma onto a wooden plaque. Then the diploma can be displayed in one location and the wood plaque in another.

Place it under glass

Display the diploma beneath the glass top of a coffee table. When entertaining guests, the diploma can make for a unique conversation piece.

No matter how you display your wellearned diplomas, we are very proud of all your hard work and dedication!

Congratulations to the Class of 2023, from your friends at Long Island Media Group.

Class Of 2023 Celebrates Success At Senior Awards Night

Members of the Class of 2023 were honored and presented with scholarships and awards during the senior awards ceremony held in the school’s auditorium on June 8.

The soon-to-be

graduates were recognized by members of the community and school administration for their hard work and dedication during the last 13 years.

Following the national anthem sung by Ariana Torres, Walter G.

O’Connell Copiague High School Principal Joseph Agosta welcomed the audience and praised the students for their passion and motivation. “You are here today because of your unwavering drive for success every day,” he said.

“Thanks to the help of these scholarships and support of the local community, these students are beginning their college careers with a solid foundation.”  Surrounded by family and friends, as well as members of the board of

education, central and high school administration and teaching staff, more than $95,000 in local, memorial and organizational scholarships were presented to deserving seniors. In addition, senior Liza Shehbaz received a

full scholarship from the U.S. Army for $220,696 to continue her education at Long Island University next fall. To close out the evening, Mr. Agosta presented awards to the top 10 students in the Class of 2023.

CLASS

CELEBRATES SUCCESS - Members of the Class of 2023 were honored and presented with scholarships and awards during the senior awards ceremony held in the school’s auditorium on June 8. Photos courtesy of Copiague School District

The Copiague Chamber Of Commerce

DEDICATION OF BENCHES JUNE 11, 2023

On Sunday, June 11th, the Copiague Chamber of Commerce dedicated 4 Benches to Former Outstanding Chamber Members who helped shape the Chamber and the Community. On the corner of Oak St. and Great Neck Rd. Tony Prisco, Sr., Anna Chille

Under the Railroad on the West Side of Great Neck Rd. Anthony Garguilo, Joseph Costantino is Dedication is in Memory of 4 Chamber Members who have given back to the Copiague Community with their time and hard work.

e Chamber would like to thank all those who attended including the family members and the following Town of Babylon o cials: TOB Supervisor Rich Scha er, TOB Deputy Supervisor Tony Martinez, Councilman Terrence McSweeney, Beauti cation Director Viscel Moore and Nick Nogueira from the o ce of NYS Representative Kimberly Jean-Pierre.

Photos by Steve Gravano

Tony Prisco, Sr

Anna Chille

Anthony Garguilo

Joseph Costantino

Copiague Student Honored For Outstanding Achievement

Marcus Allen of the Copiague UFSD, who attends Nassau BOCES Seaman Neck Middle School, earned the prestigious George Farber Outstanding Student Award this year. The award celebrates a variety of Marcus’s remarkable attributes including passion, perseverance, enthusiasm, outstanding character, scholarship and a willingness to help others. Board members, administrators, staff and family were on hand to celebrate at a special ceremony earlier this spring.

Marcus has proven that he can accomplish anything he sets his mind to. He is passionate and eager to succeed, both academically and personally. He has worked diligently to implement the coping skills he is learning at Seaman Neck. He now handles disappointment with grace, is flexible about changes to his routine, remains calm under pressure and demonstrates good sportsmanship when he loses. He has a tremendous work ethic, whether working independently or with

Middle School Artists Design In Chalk

others. When participating in group projects, he is an exceptional team player, offering artistic ideas and helping to split tasks fairly.

Both in and out of the classroom, Marcus is an unsurpassed leader, role model and friend. He is honest and trustworthy — qualities that prompted teachers and peers alike to encourage him to run for student government. His campaign required him to speak in front of the entire school and members of central office, which he did eloquently. When he did not win, he conceded the election honorably and is currently serving as an active and helpful member of the governing body.

Marcus is a very compassionate individual who is always willing to help others. Because he excels at math, he frequently volunteers to assist his classmates who are struggling in mathematics, as well as other academics.

He is conscientious and kind, and can be counted on to be there for a friend in need. He is respectful and has a positive attitude — traits that come in handy when he helps peers to work through problems.

“Marcus is an excellent student and an even better person,” said his award nominator. “He is an absolute pleasure to teach and can accomplish anything he sets his mind to. He brightens everyone’s day with his enthusiastic and infectious smile. We couldn’t be prouder of all his achievements.”

“Not only do these students demonstrate the very best of Nassau BOCES, each of them has also shown the true spirit of George Farber,” said James Widmer, Deputy Superintendent. “They all have passion, determination, enthusiasm, outstanding character, scholarship, and willingness to help others. Their collective stories are an inspiration to us all.”

For the past 16 years, outstanding students have been earning this award in memory of former Nassau BOCES Board President George Farber, whose passion for improving the lives of students was surpassed only by his love and care for them. Farber was the longest-serving board member in Nassau County, having served from 1971 to 2009.

The student-artists beautified the sidewalk of their school with their mural creations. The students chose to work alone or in a group to create a mural of their choice. They spent the day creating their masterpieces using chalk and making paint from the chalk. Photos courtesy of Copiague School District

COPIAGUE STUDENT HONORED - Marcus Allen (Copiague UFSD), who attends Nassau BOCES Seaman Neck Middle School, proudly displays his George Farber Outstanding Student Award, surrounded by administrators, faculty, family and Nassau BOCES Board members at a recent celebration. Photo courtesy of Nassau BOCES

New York Blood Center Declares

Blood Emergency

Help Needed - @ New York Blood Center has issued a blood emergency. The blood supply has dropped from 5 days to a 2-3 day supply, and 1-2 day supply of type O;

June Happenings

NYBC warns this could signal more severe shortages in the weeks ahead. Please sign up to donate at a convenient donation location near you: smarturl.it/NYBC_

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SATURDAY, JUNE 24

12:00PM-4:00PM

DRONE ZONE FAMILY ACTIVITY

Visit the Cradle of Aviation Museum to fly a hand-sensor Scoot drone in their Drone Zone. Scoot drones are 360° sensor-guided hover drones. Drones for beginners and kids have never been easier. Free with museum admission. For more information visit cradleofaviation.org.

12:00PM-4:00PM

PLANTING PRIDE FESTIVAL

F. GOODE FUNERAL

Planting Fields Foundation is hosting their second annual Planting Pride Festival. It will feature live music, special guests, local vendor support, a panel discussion and much more. For more information about the event please contact Katie Walsh, Community Engagement Manager at kwalsh@plantingfields.org or 516-922-8680.

SUNDAY, JUNE 25

2:00PM-3:30PM

SPRING MUSICALE

Sponsored by the Amityville Historical Society is the Spring Musicale featuring light Classical, Vintage, Popular tunes and selections played in Amityville in the early 1900's and late 1800's. Light refreshments will be served after the performance. Donation is $25 per person. Please call the Luader Museum Office at 631-598-1486 for more information.

2:00PM-3:45PM

ROCK & ROLL HANDBELL CONCERT

St. Peter's Lutheran Church is hosting a free Pop! and Rock & Roll concert. For more information visit www.longislandresound.com.

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5:00PM-8:00PM

MASSAPEQUA FIRECRACKER 5K

The proceeds help fund Massapequa High School Track Scholarships. Rain or shine. All registrants receieve a T-shirt. Post race festival in Brady Park picnic area with ice-cold hand towels, food, drinks, and kids entertainment. For more information call 516-531-3323.

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.

Looking Ahead:

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.

SUNDAY, JULY 9

12:00PM

GERMAN-AMERICAN SOMMERFEST

Join the Plattduetsche Volksfest

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

Trex® Recycling Challenge!

Through September 1

As part of its participation in the Sustainable Libraries Initiative, the Library will be taking part in the Trex® Recycling Challenge! Drop off your clean plastic refuse (plastic bags, bubble wrap, newspaper bags, plastic film and packaging, etc.) at the Library through September

1. If we collect 500 pounds of plastic refuse (about 40,500 plastic bags), Trex® will donate a high-performance composite bench to the Library. Call the Library or visit our website to learn more about how you can donate to this worthwhile project!

Plants That Attract Birds and Animals

Thursday, June 22 3:00 - 4:00 PM

Horticulturist Paul Levine is

Copiague Memorial Public Library

back for another fun lecture on plants. Mr. Levine will have nine different plants that attract birds, insects and small animals. He will discuss how to care for each plant, the best locations to grow them and how to use them to attract wildlife. One lucky winner will go home with a plant! Registration required.

Defensive Driving

Saturday, June 24 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

A $30.00 fee payable to Empire Safety Council by check, money order or cash is due the day of class. Please arrive early to sign in. Late comers will not be admitted. Please bring a pen and your driver’s license. Registration is required.

Narcan Training

Tuesday, June 27

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7:00 - 8:00 PM

Prevent an opioid overdose by learning how to administer Narcan (Nalaxone). A representative from Community Action for Social Justice will be facilitating this training. Free Narcan kits and a certificate of completion will be provided to all who participate in this important program. Registration required.

Evening Book Discussion

Tuesday, June 27

7:00 - 8:30 PM

A Long Way Home by Saroo Brierley

Download a copy of this book from Libby or pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk. Refreshments will be provided. Registration required.

Once Upon an Island:

Caribbean BBQ

Thursday, June 29

6:30 - 8:00 PM

The tastes of the Caribbean come to Long Island with BBQ Pitmaster Brian Collins. Enjoy sampling some jerk chicken, Cuban style pulled pork, rice and pigeon peas, and Caribbean slaw. Brian will demonstrate how to recreate these savory meals at home! Registration required.

JULY 2023

School Supplies Drive

July 1 - August 31

Help the children in our community get the supplies they need to succeed during the school year! Donate items such as: #2 pencils, safety scissors, jumbo glue sticks, crayons/markers, colored pencils, two-pocket folders, marble notebooks,

tissues, backpacks, and pencil cases. All donations will be given to the Copiague School District.

Cookies, Coffee and Karaoke

Saturday, July 1

3:00 - 5:00 PM

Belt out a song on karaoke Saturday. Sing your favorites from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga. Coffee and cookies will be served for those brave enough to sing. Registration required.

Supportive Services for Veteran Families

Wednesday, July 5

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 by helping 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.

So Happy Together

Wednesday, July 5

6:30 - 7:30 PM

Nature’s dog-eat-dog world can be dangerous and unforgiving, but nature also offers surprising examples of cooperation between species - in fact, it’s more common than one might expect! Join biologist Dr. Coby Klein, Director of Huntington/ Oyster Bay Audubon to find out about unique species who team up and build partnerships to survive. Registration required.

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Clams Casino ............................ $75 ..... $116

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Mozzarella Sticks ...................... $50 ....... $88

Chicken Tenders $59 $100

Mussels (Red, White or FraDiovlo)... $63 ..... $106

Calamari Arrabiati .................... $72 ..... $117

Mozzarella Di Casa Platter .. Sm $60 . Lg $103

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Gino’s Salad .............................. $45 ....... $78

Caesar Salad (Dressing On The Side) .. $50 ....... $83

Gorgonzola ............................... $59 ....... $96

Baby Spinach Salad .................. $59 ....... $96

Cold Antipasto Salad ................ $67 ..... $102

(Available Dressings: House Vinaigrette, Bleu Cheese, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Creamy Italian, Raspberry & Caesar) Chopped ............................ Extra $10 Extra $15

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