June 11, 2025 Farmingdale by Long Island Media Group

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A TRIBUTE TO TRAILBLAZERS

Established to recognize exceptional alums, Farmingdale’s Wall of Fame stands proudly in the high school lobby, honoring those who have become inspirational figures for the community. Pictured: The Farmingdale High School 2025 Wall of Fame honorees with Paper Lion journalists and the Wall of Fame Committee (from L-R) Karalyn Katakofsky, Kristina Trent, Ms. Jennifer O’Neill (class of 2013), Saadullah Ali, Brody Healey, Captain Peter Crawford (class of 1968), Ryan Kearney, Dr. Randee Bonagura (class of 1992), Sarah Aliendro, and Daniella Dougherty. Photo courtesy of the Farmingdale School District

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A Tribute To Trailblazers

Farmingdale High School Welcomes New Inductees To The Wall Of Fame

Established to recognize exceptional alums, Farmingdale’s Wall of Fame stands proudly in the high school lobby, honoring those who have become inspirational figures for the community. On Wednesday, May 21, 2025, an intimate ceremony occurred at Farmingdale High School, where three new honorees were inducted into the Wall of Fame. Dr. Randee Bonagura (class of 1992), Captain Peter Crawford (class of 1968), and Ms. Jennifer O’Neill (class of 2013) celebrated this honor alongside their family, friends, District Administrators, and members of the Board of Education. “The Wall of Fame is not about being the most successful in your career,” said Farmingdale High School Assistant Principal and Chairperson of the Wall of Fame Committee, Carla Stillwell. “It’s about giving back to the community.” Before the ceremony, reporters from Farmingdale High School’s newspaper, The Paper Lion, had the opportunity to meet with this year’s honorees to gain deeper insights. The interviews became more than just an assignment; they served as a bridge connecting

generations. During the ceremony on May 21st, the student reporters introduced the honorees and shared a heartfelt tribute, highlighting the unique contributions and achievements of the honorees. For her exemplary leadership in education, significant contributions to the makerspace movement, and unwavering commitment to the Farmingdale community, Dr. Randee Bonagura was honored with an induction into the Farmingdale Wall of Fame. Dr. Randee Bonagura from the class of 1992 was sponsored by her mother, Mrs. Judy Bonagura. Captain Peter Crawford was recognized as a 2025 Wall of Fame inductee for his outstanding service in law enforcement, his dedication to his country, and his lasting influence on the safety and security of others. Captain Peter Crawford, a graduate from the class of 1968, is sponsored by his brotherin-law and Farmingdale High School psychologist, Dr. William Sperduto. Additionally, Ms. Jennifer O’Neill has been celebrated as a 2025 Wall of Fame Inductee, acknowledging her professional and

artistic achievements and profound impact on the Farmingdale community.

Ms. Jennifer O’Neill, from the class of 2013, is sponsored by her former and current Farmingdale High School Social Studies teacher, Candice Collazo. You can find the complete biographies of the 2025 Wall of Fame honorees on the district’s website: www.farmingdaleschools. org. The honorees, who had once walked the

halls of Farmingdale High School, now stood as inspiring examples of what could be achieved through hard work and perseverance. Located in the lobby of Farmingdale High School, the Wall of Fame showcases plaques

of past honorees, each a testament to the enduring spirit of the Farmingdale family. Candidates must have graduated ten years prior and demonstrated meaningful achievements in their professional journeys to be considered

for this honor. For more information about the 2025 Wall of Fame inductees, please visit the district’s website at https://www. farmingdaleschools.org. Photos courtesy of the Farmingdale School District

The Farmingdale High School 2025 Wall of Fame honorees celebrate with district administration (from L-R) Superintendent of Schools Paul Defendini, Farmingdale High School Assistant Principal and Chairperson of the Wall of Fame Committee, Carla Stillwel, Ms. Jennifer O’Neill (class of 2013), Captain Peter Crawford (class of 1968), and Dr. Randee Bonagura (class of 1992), Assistant to the Superintendent of Administration Dr. Samuel Thompson, and Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Michael Ferretti.

The Farmingdale High School 2025 Wall of Fame honorees with Paper Lion journalists and the Wall of Fame Committee (from L-R) Karalyn Katakofsky, Kristina Trent, Ms. Jennifer O’Neill (class of 2013), Saadullah Ali, Brody Healey, Captain Peter Crawford (class of 1968), Ryan Kearney, Dr. Randee Bonagura (class of 1992), Sarah Aliendro, and Daniella Dougherty.

The Farmingdale High School 2025 Wall of Fame honorees (from L-R) Ms. Jennifer O’Neill (class of 2013), Captain Peter Crawford (class of 1968), and Dr. Randee Bonagura (class of 1992).

JUNE HAPPENINGS

THURSDAY, JUNE 12th

7:00PM-10:00PM

DAVID LERNER ASSOCIATES

LI POLICE APPRECIATION RUN 5K

Eisenhower Park Field 2, Parking Lot 2. East Meadow, NY 11554. Help The Long Island Running Community provide tangible support for the men & women of our local police forces. Presented by the Greater Long Island Running Club. Thursday Evening, June 12, 6:15PM 1/4 Mile FREE Kids Fun Run Start. 7:00PM 5K Start. Rain or Shine. Proceeds to Long Island Police Crisis Foundation to aid law enforcement ofﬁcers and their families in emergencies. First $1000 in proceeds goes to Nassau Police Running Club and its Scholarship Fund. For more information, please call 516-531-3323

SATURDAY, JUNE 14th

7:00AM-4:00PM

EMPIRE STATE RIDE LONG ISLAND (5TH ANNUAL)

Downtown Oyster Bay, 1 Shore Ave Oyster Bay, NY 11771. A day of cycling and a post ride Street Fair in support of cancer research! Historic Oyster Bay is the setting for the Empire State Ride Long Island featuring a choice of four scenic North Shore routes designed for riders of all ages and abilities. The Finish Line Street Fair offers live music, food trucks and fun. For more information, please call 833-465-1730

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Volunteer Opportunity To Help Terrapin Turtles Survive

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14th - FLAG DAY

15th - FATHER'S DAY

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*Rain or Shine. AMVETS Riders 48 & St. Regis Council 4651. Start & Finish at AMVETS Post 48. Last bike out at 11:30AM. 660 Hawkins Ave. Ronkonkoma. Pig Roast, 50/50 & Chinese Auction, Live Band & DJ, Cash Prizes. *Preregister at amvetspost48.org and get a free event t-shirt

SATURDAY, JUNE 14th

SUNDAY JUNE 15th

ENTIRE WEEKEND

HELPING HANDS 35th ANNUAL SUMMER DRIVE

Helping Hands in West Islip is collecting Non-perishable kids meals, backpacks, and school supplies. Drop off at the West Islip Firehouse, 309 Union Blvd. at their dispatch ofﬁce. For more information, please contact Jennifergallozzi@gmail. com. Jennifer Gallozzi, President Founder, Volunteer Helping Hands in West Islip, Inc.

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In an effort to help Terrapin turtles survive predators, Oyster Bay Town Councilman Andrew Monteleone announces that the Town and Friends of the Bay are cohosting a Terrapin Survival and Beach Cleanup Day on Saturday, June 14th from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Centre Island Beach in Bayville.

“The Town of Oyster Bay joined forces with Friends of the Bay to launch ‘Team Terrapin,’ to help protect the Diamondback Terrapin turtle, as this small species lives in fresh or brackish waters in our Town,” said Councilman Monteleone. “These turtles, which have distinctive diamond-shaped rings covering their shells, have a nearthreatened conservation status and we are working with our environmental partners and local volunteers to help protect this vulnerable species.”

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10:00AM BLESSING OF THE FLEET

St. Joseph's Church in Babylon will be hosting its 5th annual Blessing of the Fleet at the Babylon Municipal Dock. Boaters are welcome to attend by water to receive a blessing from Fr. Dave. Those without boats are welcome to attend on land to witness the blessings and to participate in prayer for a safe boating season. Registration is required for all boats. For more information on becoming a sponsor, registering your boat or purchasing a T-shirt please contact Geri Olson at 516-456-1456 or geri124@ optonline.net

MONDAY, JUNE 23rd

10:00AM-6:30PM 4th ANNUAL GOLF & PICKLEBALL + WHALE CLASSIC

The Whaling Museum & Education Center 301 Main St., Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724. Adults. Registration Required. Your support is signiﬁcant in sustaining the museum's education programs. New This Year 3 Ways to Participate! Golf, Pickleball, Inﬂatable Whale Introduction. The grounds of the Cold Spring Country Club are nestled amidst the opulent grounds of the iconic OHEKA Castle. For more information, please call 631-367-3418

During this Terrapin Survival and Beach Cleanup Day, volunteers will be trained to identify signs of nesting terrapins, briefed on how to collect data and how to deploy protective cages around nests. These structures keep natural predators like raccoons and fox away from the terrapins, thus contributing to their survival. The event features a beach cleanup and tours of nesting sites.

Terrapin monitoring will take place for four to six weeks after the event and Team Terrapin volunteers will be encouraged to sign up for half-hour or one-hour monitoring shifts during weekdays and weekends. This is an excellent citizen science opportunity for people of all ages. Community service hours and certificates of participation will be provided upon request.

Terrapins can be found along the northern shore of Oyster Bay, especially at Centre Island Beach, with a large population at the head of Mill Neck Creek near Beaver Dam. To register for the event, volunteers should visit www. oysterbaytown.com/volunteerform. For more information, please email info@friendsofthebay.org

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RECIPE OF THE WEEK: Pecan-Stuffed Pork Chops

Families celebrate Dad in unique ways on Father’s Day. Gifts are customary, but so is a delicious meal Dad will love. Many dads will appreciate a meal that goes above and beyond the ordinary, preferably something that is hearty and delicious. These “Pecan-Stuffed Pork Chops” from “Jon Bonnell’s Texas Favorites” (Gibbs Smith) are a great dish to serve family style when everyone gathers around the table for Father’s Day.

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1 large rack of pork chops, bones in

4 tablespoons butter

1⁄2 yellow onion, chopped

2 ribs celery, chopped

5 cloves garlic, minced

1 1⁄2 cups chicken stock

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Clean the rack of pork well and cut in between the bones to get thick individual pork chops. Cut a large slit down the back side of each chop and insert the tip of a knife 2 to 3 inches inside the chop to create a pocket for the stufﬁng. Do not poke completely through the pork or the stufﬁng will not stay in. In a large saucepan, melt the butter and sauté the onion, celery and garlic until the onion has slightly softened. Add the chicken stock, salt and cayenne and bring to a light simmer. Pour the contents into a mixing bowl and

1 teaspoon kosher salt

1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper

2 cups panko bread crumbs

2 cups

2 cups roasted pecans, chopped

More kosher salt and pepper, to taste

add the panko bread crumbs and pecans. Mix together and let cool to room temperature. Stuff as much of the mixture into each pork chop as will ﬁt (overstufﬁng is okay, too). Sprinkle both sides of each chop with salt and pepper to taste, then roast in a preheated 400 F oven for 12 minutes. Turn the chops over once and roast an additional 15 minutes. Check for doneness with a meat thermometer. Cook to medium, or 135 to 140 F.

What Is The Summer Solstice And What’s Notable About This Day?

June is a month to look forward to for a number of reasons. June is home to Father’s Day; the end of the school year in many locales; vacations often take place in June; and the summer solstice occurs for people living in the northern hemisphere. The National Weather Service says the summer solstice occurs when the Earth’s tilt toward the sun is at a maximum. When this occurs, the sun appears at its highest elevation, or when the sun

is directly over the Tropic of Cancer at 23.5 degrees latitude north. The sun’s noon-time position changes very little for several days before and after the solstice. With this positioning of the sun, people enjoy the longest day of the year in terms of daylight hours.

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In 2025, the summer solstice occurs on June 20 at 1:41 p.m. EDT. Those in the southern hemisphere will have to wait until December 21 at 4:21 a.m. EST for their summer solstice. In celebration of the solstice, explore these facts about this remarkable day.

• The summer solstice occurs when one of the Earth’s poles is tilted toward the sun at its most extreme angle.

• Per each hemisphere, solstices occur twice a year: the winter and the summer solstice.

• Various cultures around the world celebrate the summer solstice with traditions, holidays and festivals.

• The summer solstice marks the official start of astronomical summer.

• The world “solstice” is derived from Latin and means “sun standing still.”

• Depending on one’s latitude, the length of daylight a person can enjoy on the solstice

varies. At the equator, the time from sunrise to sunset is roughly 12 hours. At temperate or mid-northern latitudes, the length of daylight lasts about 15 hours, says Space.com.

• Solstices do not land on the same calendar day every year because the astronomical year is 365.25 days long. So the solstices shift a day or two each year, but generally fall within the same three days. In the northern hemisphere, those days are June 20, 21 or 22 for the summer solstice.

• No one is quite sure who discovered that the solstices occur. According to Owen Gingerich, Professor Emeritus of Astronomy and History of Science at Harvard University, “[There is] no writing to record this great discovery.”

• The summer solstice often is when the golf season heats up. Many clubs take advantage of the longer days during the week the solstice takes place to host sunrise to sunset golf tournaments.

• Although the summer solstice is the longest day of the year in terms of daylight hours, typically it is not the hottest. It will take some time for the Earth to heat up with a greater tilt toward the sun. Hotter days arrive at the end of July and last into August.

The summer solstice is a time for celebration. The solstice brings more daylight and the official start of summer and offers plenty of reasons to get outside and enjoy the warm weather.

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Registration Open For Town’s Summer Co-Ed Fitness Classes

Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Laura Maier announces that registration is opening for the Town’s Co-Ed Fitness Classes for the summer season at the Hicksville Athletic Center. Starting in early July, these 10-week programs offer a fun way to stay fit and meet new people. Open to everyone ages 18 and older, the classes cover everything from cardio kickboxing to yoga and ballroom dancing.

“Our great summer programs provide a fun, energizing way for residents to stay active while joining with friends or meeting new people,” said Councilwoman Maier. “Whether you’re into high-energy workouts like cardio kickboxing or prefer something more relaxing like yoga, there’s a class for

everyone to enjoy!”

This summer, participants can once again choose from a variety of fun fitness options:

• Ballroom Dancing: Saturdays, 7pm–8pm, starting July 12th

• Cardio Kickboxing: Thursdays, 7:30pm–8:30pm, starting July 10th

• Pilates Intermediates: Thursdays, 7pm–8pm, starting July 17th

• Yoga:

o Saturdays, 9am–10am, starting July 12th

o Sundays, 8:45am–9:45am, starting July 6th

o Tuesdays, 8pm–9pm, starting July 8th

o Thursdays, 7am–8am, starting July 10th

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Participants must bring their own mats for Yoga, Pilates and Cardio Kickboxing. Class schedules are subject to change, and if a session is cancelled, make-up days will be offered. For more information, call (516) 7977945 or email tobparks@ oysterbay-ny.gov.

Summer Youth Pickleball Lessons

Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Vicki Walsh announced that registration is getting underway for summer youth pickleball lessons tailored for youngsters between the ages of 8 and 17. Lessons will be held at Allen Park in Farmingdale beginning on July 15th and aim to introduce participants to the fundamentals of pickleball or enhance the skills of those already familiar with the game. Sessions will be separated by age group.

“Pickleball has become a favorite sporting activity among residents of all ages, including our youth,”

said Councilwoman Walsh. “Lessons not only help promote physical fitness and socialization, but also teamwork and strategic thinking. This great program welcomes players of all abilities and offers endless recreational fun!”

All lessons are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Ellsworth Allen Park in Farmingdale. Sessions are offered for the following age groups:

8-10 Year Olds

5:00 p.m. – 5:50 p.m. 11-13 Year Olds

6:00 p.m. – 6:50 p.m. 14-17 Year Olds

7:00 p.m. – 7:50 p.m.

Registration will

take place online at: www.oysterbaytown. com/sports. Resident registration is open. The fee for residents is $75 ($90 non-residents). First-time registrants must upload proof of residency (tax or utility bill) and birth certificate for a child.

The program runs for six weeks. Participants must be 8 years old at the start of the program. Children are encouraged to bring their own paddle, all other equipment will be provided. Children must wear sneakers. For more information, please call (516) 797-7945 or visit www.oysterbaytown. com.

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