CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE MASSAPEQUAS WESTERN INSTALLATION & AWARDS DINNER
The Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequas proudly hosted their Western Installation & Awards Dinner at Elks Lodge #2162 in Massapequa. Congratulations to the newly installed Executive Officers: President-Robin Hepworth, First Vice President- Sal Polito, Second Vice President-Lucrezia Falacara, Third Vice President,-Greg Massimi, Treasurer-Karen Gawrych, Recording Secretary-Keith Wilson. Congratulations to the newly installed Board of Directors: Thomas Antonetti, Robert Barrett, Randi Jankowski, Annette Morreale, Jenna Muscarella, Stephen Parmiter, Isabelle Rapacciuolo, Tim Ryan, Gary Slavin
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JUNE HAPPENINGS
SATURDAY, JUNE 28th
8:00AM
LINDY CARES PRESENTS: THE TRUE COLORS RUN!
Join us at Fireman’s Park in Lindenhurst for a vibrant morning of fun, fitness, and community spirit! Whether you run, walk, or dance your way through the course, this is an event you won’t want to miss! Together, we made a difference by supporting youth programs, scholarships, and education initiatives in Lindenhurst. For more information and to register visit https:// runsignup.com/race/ny/lindenhurst/ lindycaresannualcolorsrun
9:00AM-3:00 PM HOARDERS FLEA MARKET
Long Island's new monthly outdoor flea market! Up to 100 Vendors, Food Trucks. Featuring a variety of sellers including antiques, collectibles, second-hand goods, services, clothing, jewelry, local artists and businesses! Interesting finds, food, and fun! For for information about up-coming events and vendor registration, please visit www. hoardersfleamarket.com
9:30AM-4:00PM
NASSAU REPTILE EXPO 2025
Nassau Reptile Expo 2025 at Cradle of Aviation Museum. Charles Lindbergh Blvd. Garden City, NY 11530. Featuring over 175 tables of reptile, amphibian, and invertebrate breeders and supply vendors. For more information, please call : 516572-4111
HOLIDAYS
14th - FLAG DAY
15th - FATHER'S DAY
19th - JUNETEENTH
20th - SUMMER BEGINS
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3:00PM-10:00PM
SALUTE TO VETERANS
The Town of Hempstead proudly presents Salute to Veterans, a familyfriendly celebration honoring the brave men and women who have served our country. Held at the scenic Town Park in Point Lookout, this free community event offers a full day of patriotic fun, entertainment, and heartfelt recognition. Town Park, Point Lookout, 1300 Lido Blvd, Point Lookout. Rain Date: Sunday, June 29, 2025 Admission: FREE for all. For more informtion, please call 516-931-2201
SATURDAY, JUNE 28th
SUNDAY, JUNE 29th
10:00AM-5:00PM
FARMINGDALE CRAFT & GIFT FAIR
Farmingdale Craft & Gift Fair On the Village Green. Free. 361 Main Street, Farmingdale, NY 11735. Get ready for Fun - Summer 2025 ~ Back for Round3! The Farmingdale Kiwanis Fair comes to the Village Green with MANY VENDORS and Entertainment Acts on Saturday 6/28 and Sunday 6/29 - 10:00 - 5:00 Both Days! Sponsors Welcome! For more information visit nassaucountycraftshows.com
SATURDAY, JUNE 28th
SUNDAY, JUNE 29th
12:00AM-12:00AM 5th ANNUAL
LANTERN LIGHTING CELEBRATION
Enjoy live music and a fairy-tale atmosphere of string lights and candles as families personalize floating lanterns with heartfelt
messages to their loved ones. Families can hear their loved one’s name read aloud in a beautiful ceremony as they release their floating lantern within the Rose Garden Fountain. Seating and tables will be available and light desserts and refreshments will be provided courtesy of Pinelawn Memorial Park. For more information, please call Memorial Park and Arboretum 631- 249-6100
SUNDAY, JUNE 29th
9:30AM-5:00PM
LIGHT FROM DARKNESS
Call for Artists! Light From Darkness: a Members Exhibition, is a juried exhibit that will be held at the BAFFA Art Gallery in downtown Sayville, 47 Gillette Avenue, during the month of September. The Gallery is currently accepting paintings, drawings, photography, sculptures, digital art, textiles, and more. The submission deadline is August 2, 2025. For complete details go to www.baffa.org and click on Gallery.
7:00PM-8:30PM
OYSTER BAY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Oyster Bay Music Festival: Harmony in the Ballroom at Old Westbury Gardens. 71 Old Westbury Road Old Westbury, NY 11568. Prepare to be astounded by this one-of-a-kind evening of music filled with virtuoso instrumentalists, chamber music masterpieces, and favorite vocal arias. For more information, please call Maritza Ramirez 516-333-0048
Robin Hepworth President, Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequa’s
Dear Chamber Members and Massapequa Neighbors,
As we wrap up another Chamber year, I just want to take a moment to say thank you - and to look back at everything we’ve done together with pride and gratitude. It’s been a truly amazing year for the Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequas. Thanks to the dedication and hard work of our volunteer Executive Officers and Board of Directors, the Chamber is stronger than ever. We now have 278 members and are in great nancial shape. That says a lot about the support and trust we have from our local business community - so thank you for being part of it.
This year, we made a real effort to be more involved in the community, and it paid off in such meaningful ways. We held some exciting rst-ever events, like our St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a beautiful Breast Cancer Awareness Walk in honor of our dear friend and Past President Patricia Orzano, and a super fun Trunk or Treat in the fall. At the same time, we kept our beloved traditions going strong. From our second Taste of Massapequa in April to the Holiday Fair and Christmas Tree & Menorah Lighting Ceremony, there was something special for everyone. We expanded our scholarship program, ran successful food and toy drives, and held heartfelt ceremonies to recognize our police officers, re ghters, and veterans. Our networking events also gave our members a chance to connect and grow their businesses.
One of the biggest highlights was our Annual Street Festival, dedicated to Past Presidents Anthony Ventiera and Patricia Orzano. It was an amazing day that brought the community together and honored two people who meant so much to us. Huge thanks to Keith Wilson (Event Chairperson), along with Steve Parmiter and Pastor Chris Merz (Co-Vice Chairs) for putting their all into making it such a success, and to Massapequa Imaging an affiliate of Northwell Health for their generous sponsorship as the Main Event Sponsor.
We also had a great time at our Western-themed Installation Ceremony and Awards Dinner. It was a fun evening lled with good company and great energy as we welcomed our new Executive Officers and Board of Directors. I was honored to be sworn in for a second term as President by Legislator James Kennedy, and our Board of Directors were proudly sworn in by our good friend Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino along with Councilman Andrew Monteleone. Special thanks to Masone Masonry for sponsoring the event, Investment Insight Wealth Management LLC for sponsoring the awards - and to everyone who came out and made it such a fun and memorable night!
Looking ahead, we’ve got some exciting things coming up. For the rst time, the Chamber will be sponsoring the reworks at the Village of Massapequa Park’s Fireworks Display at Mans eld Park in July - and we’re thrilled to help bring this summer tradition to life. We’re also planning our rst-ever Chamber Member Picnic in August. This is a free event for our members, just to say thank you. It’ll be a laid-back afternoon with good food and great company - stay tuned for more info!
Before I close, I want to give a huge shoutout to our Executive Officers and Board of Directors. Your time, your energy, and your heart have made such a difference this year, and I couldn’t be more grateful. I’m really looking forward to what’s ahead. Let’s keep the momentum going, keep supporting each other, and keep making Massapequa the vibrant, connected community we all love.
With heartfelt thanks,
Robin Hepworth, President Chamber of Commerce of the Massapequa’s
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On Thursday, June 12, 2025
Chamber of Commerce Of The Massapequa’s Proudly Hosted Our Western Installation & Awards Dinner At The Massapequa Elks Lodge
Executive Officers
Robin Hepworth - President
Sal Polito - 1st Vice President
Lucrezia Falacara - 2nd Vice President
Greg Massimi - 3rd Vice President
Karen Gawrych - Treasurer
Keith Wilson - Recording Secretary
Thomas Antonetti
Robert R. Barrett
Randi Jankowski
Anthony Migliorelli
Annette Morreale
Gary Slavin Board of Directors
Jenna Muscarella
Stephen Parmiter
Isabella Rapacciuolo
Tim Ryan
Robin Hepworth
Prepare Pets For Fourth Of July Festivities
Many people are eager for Independence Day celebrations in early summer. There is much to be excited about, as festivities often begin in the afternoon with barbecues and pool parties, and commence late at night after fireworks shows that light up the night sky. Still, not everyone enjoys the extra noise and busy nature of July 4th parties, particularly furry members of the family. Animal control services often report an increase in lost animals between July 4th and July 6th. That’s because the excitement of the holiday puts pets out of their comfort zones. While pet owners need not cancel their July 4th plans, they should take heed of the many ways to keep their pets safe during the festivities.
Update identification
Be sure prior to any July 4th events that pets are wearing collars with current identification information. If an address or phone number has changed since the last time you updated microchip records, be sure to check the account is current.
Be careful with alcoholic drinks Party hosts typically serve beer, wine and cocktails. Alcoholic beverages have the potential to poison pets, says the ASPCA. Animals can become very intoxicated, severely depressed or go into comas if they drink alcohol. Keep spirited drinks well out of reach.
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Check with the vet
Many pets are prone to anxiety from loud noises, such as thunderstorms and fireworks, and lots of commotion — something that occurs in spades come July 4th. Some veterinarians recommend a small course of antianxiety medication or a sedative to help pets cope with the stimuli.
Create a quiet space
Allow pets to ride out the day in their comfortable,
quiet and cozy retreats. If necessary, create a space in an interior room. Cover the pet crate with a blanket and offer favorite toys or bedding to create a soothing environment.
Place notes on doors and gates
While it’s best to keep pets in a locked room away from the fray, some pets like to socialize with guests and are not bothered by noises. However, alert guests with notes posted on doors and fence gates to check to make sure pets
are not trying to escape behind them. All doors should be closed firmly when entering or exiting.
Pick up debris
Firework debris can rain down on properties even if you were not shooting off the fireworks. Curious pets may pick it up or eat it, which runs the risk of an upset stomach or even an intestinal blockage. Check your yard before letting pets out to play.
Keep an eye on the grill
Pets can be opportunists, and those burgers and chicken drumsticks smell delicious to pets. Pets that get too close to the grill can become injured. And if pets eat leftovers, they may end up with digestive distress or even be poisoned by foods that are toxic to cats and dogs.
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Durso Holds A Joint Press Conference Announcing ‘Connor’s Law’ In Memory Of Athlete’s Tragic Passing
New York State Assemblyman Michael Durso (R-Massapequa Park) recently held a joint press conference alongside Senator Alexis Weik (R-Bohemia) to announce, ‘Connor’s Law’, (A.2697/S.3503) a bill which would require yearly cardiac fitness tests, including an EKG or an echocardiogram, as part of the mandatory sports physical for public
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school student athletes.
Connor Kasin was a Massapequa High School senior who unexpectedly passed away this past November. He was a seemingly healthy, active 17-year-old student athlete who suffered a medical emergency on the ice during a charity hockey game and later tragically passed away.
“After Connor’s passing, I came up with the idea for this
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bill to ensure that student athletes can participate in sports safely and with peace of mind. ‘Connor’s Law’ will bring awareness to heart health in young athletes and help prevent other unnecessary tragedies,” said Assemblyman Durso. “Heart screenings are important tools used to detect potentially underlying conditions that may put a child at risk and should
Alert:
Now Open For Pilates In The Park
Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Vicki Walsh announced that registration for the Town’s New Pilates in the Park program is now underway. This program will be held on Saturdays at Theodore Roosevelt Park beginning July 19th, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and run for 10 weeks.
Councilwoman Walsh stated, “Balencing wellness
and athleticism, the Pilates in the Park program is perfect for all levels and abilities. Register today for an easygoing way to boost your core, improve posture, and reduce stress, all while enjoying the outdoors at one of the most beautiful parks in the Town of Oyster Bay!” Registration is online at: www.oysterbaytown.com/ sports. The resident fee is
$60, and new participants must upload proof of residency (tax or utility bill) and a valid photo ID. The non-resident fee is $70. Participants must provide their own mat. Classes will take place in the grassy area near the seawall.
For more information, please call (516) 7977945 or visit www. oysterbaytown.com
Free Pool Safety Seminar Offered By Town And Catholic Health
Oyster Bay Town
Supervisor Joseph Saladino, members of the Town Board and Catholic Health are partnering to offer residents a Free Pool Safety Seminar on Tuesday, July 8th, at 1 p.m. at Syosset-Woodbury Community Park, located at 7800 Jericho Turnpike in Woodbury. Families are encouraged to attend as children under the age of 15 make up more than 78 percent of pool submersion injuries in the United States annually, with 67 percent
of them including children under the age of three.
Supervisor Saladino stated, “Nothing is more important than the safety of our children, and to improve pool safety we offer this seminar to with the goal of saving lives through public education and awareness. We want you to have lots of fun in the sun while always be prepared to respond to emergencies.”
Seminar attendees will learn from professionals about
healthy swimming, basic first aid, hypothermia, cramping, drowning prevention, basic CPR (not certification), recreational water wellness and EMS ambulance education. The seminar is sponsored by Optimum, News 12, KJOY 98.3FM, WHLI 1100AM, 103.1 The Wolf, and Nassau County. For more information, call (516) 797-4121 or visit www.oysterbaytown. com
be required in order to participate in school sports. I want to sincerely thank the Kasin family for allowing me this opportunity to honor their son Connor with this important piece of legislation.”
The State Legislature must act now to protect the health and safety of our children.
District Attorney & Town Partner To Protect Seniors From Scammers
In a concerted effort to safeguard senior citizens from increasingly prevalent scams, Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly and Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino are partnering to host an educational seminar on Monday, June 9th at 1:30pm at the Hicksville Community Center, 28 W. Carl Street, Hicksville, NY 11801. The initiative aims to equip seniors and their caregivers with the knowledge and tools necessary to recognize, report, and combat fraudulent schemes.
Senior citizens, often targeted due to their limited familiarity with modern technology and scam tactics, face heightened risks of manipulation. Factors such as loneliness and medicationrelated vulnerabilities
can exacerbate their susceptibility. Recognizing these challenges, District Attorney Donnelly and Supervisor Saladino are committed to providing essential information and resources to help protect the senior community.
The seminars will cover a range of topics including:
• Common scam tactics and how to identify them
• Steps to take if you suspect a scam
• Practical strategies for safeguarding personal information
• Resources for reporting fraudulent activities
“Protecting our seniors is a top priority,” said Supervisor Saladino. “By working with District Attorney Donnelly, we are taking proactive steps to ensure that our elderly community members are
informed and empowered against deceitful tactics.”
District Attorney Donnelly stated, “My office is dedicated to combating fraud using all the tools at our disposal, and community engagement is vital to keeping Nassau County safe. Through these educational seminars, seniors will learn how to spot the warning signs of a scam and, most importantly, protect themselves and their finances. Working together with leaders like Supervisor Saladino, we can fight back against senior scams across our county and blunt their impact on our most vulnerable residents.”
Residents are encouraged to attend these seminars to gain valuable insights and share the information with family and friends.
Oyster Bay Town
Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board will host the 11th Annual “Shootout for Soldiers”
24-Hour Lacrosse Benefit Game at the Town of Oyster Bay’s Field of Dreams Athletic Complex, located on Old Sunrise Highway in Massapequa.
This year’s event begins on Wednesday, July 9th at 9:00 a.m., and continues to Thursday, July 10th to 9:00 a.m. The event benefits veterans and active duty military personnel. The Long Island Air Force Association will conduct a special ceremony on July 9th at 5:00 p.m. to honor hometown Vietnam War Veterans and present them with medals that commemorate their service
to our nation. There will be a parachute landing on the field conducted by the “All Veterans Group,” which will deliver the official ball on Friday at 6pm.
Supervisor Saladino stated, “Shootout for Soldiers is a wonderful event that provides local lacrosse players a chance to enjoy a sport they love in a unique way while also
raising charitable funds to support the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces. Whether you enjoy lacrosse or are just looking for a fun-family event, I invite residents to be a part of the festivities.”
The charitable funds raised at Shootout for Soldiers will benefit the Long Island Air Force
Association, Strongpoint Theinert Ranch, and The Warrior Ranch Foundation.
The event features 24 1-hour sessions. The score is cumulative, resulting in unique scores for a lacrosse game with totals reaching into the hundreds.
Participants include children, adults, seniors, youth, high school, college
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New York Blood Center Issues Urgent Call For Donors As Blood Supply Drops 20% Ahead Of Trauma Season
New York Blood Center (NYBC) has issued an urgent call for blood donations, especially from those with types O+ and O- blood. The current supply of Oblood, the universal blood type used in emergencies, has dropped to a critically low two-day level, and overall collections are nearly 20% below hospital demand. NYBC expects to collect only about 6,500 donations this week, falling approximately 1,600
donations short of what is needed to maintain a safe and stable blood supply in New York.
Spring travel, school breaks, and packed calendars have kept regular donors away—leaving donation levels dangerously low at a time when they should be ramping up. Each year, more than 56,000 traumas are reported in New York State, most occurring between May and September when accidents,
car crashes, and violent injuries rise dramatically. Blood transfusions are often needed to treat traumas, and a spike in traumatic accidents can cause a strain on the blood supply.
Type O+ is the most common blood type, representing nearly 40% of the U.S. population. Type O- is the universal blood type and is commonly used in emergency settings. A shortage of both types,
both locally and nationally, poses serious concerns for our healthcare system, and the need for donors is critical.
“Spring can be an exciting season with warmer weather on the way and fun holiday celebrations, but it’s also a critical time of year for the blood supply,” said Andrea Cefarelli,
trauma-heavy summer season, the need is more urgent than ever. We’re calling on our community, especially type O donors, to roll up their sleeves and make a donation today. Your blood donation could be the lifeline that ensures our hospitals are ready to face any emergency that comes their way.”
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