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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/

Saladino Honors Outgoing Syosset FD Chief; Welcomes First Female President Of Jr. Firefighters Association

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).

SYOSSET FIRE DISTRICT’S 108TH ANNUAL INSPECTION AND INSTALLATION DINNER - Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino (first photo, center left; second photo center right) recently attended the Syosset Fire District’s 108th Annual Inspection and Installation Dinner to honor the outgoing Ex Chief, Dr. Peter Silver (first photo, center right), and welcome Syosset Junior Firefighter, Kyra Kozey (second photo, center left), as the first female President of the Nassau County Junior Firefighters Association.

“Shootout For Soldiers”

24-Hour Charitable Lacrosse Game Event Supports U.S. Troops, Honors Vietnam Veterans With Medals & Features A Parachute Landing

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board will host the 8th Annual “Shootout for Soldiers” 24-Hour Lacrosse Benefit Game at the Town of Oyster Bay’s John J. Burns Park, located on Merrick Road in Massapequa. This year’s round-the-clock event begins on the morning of July 13th at 9:00am and continues non-stop for 24 hours until July 14th at 9:00am. The event benefits veterans and active duty military personnel. The Long Island Air Force Association will conduct a special ceremony on July 13th at 5:00 pm 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.

Supervisor Saladino stated, “Shootout for Soldiers is a wonderful game 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 Army Ranger Lead the Way

Fund, the Long Island Air Force Association, and the Joseph J. Theinert Memorial Fund.

The event features 24 continuous 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 players and veterans. Teams that accommodate players with special needs are also scheduled to play. For more information, please visit www. shootoutforsoldiers. com or contact Harry Jacobs at longisland@ shootoutforsoldiers.com or at (516) 315-3002.

“SHOOTOUT FOR SOLDIERS” - Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board will host the 8th Annual “Shootout for Soldiers” 24-Hour Lacrosse Benefit Game at the Town of Oyster Bay’s John J. Burns Park, located on Merrick Road in Massapequa. This year’s round-the-clock event begins on the morning of July 13th at 9:00am and continues non-stop for 24 hours until July 14th at 9:00am. The event benefits veterans and active duty military personnel. For more information, please visit www.shootoutforsoldiers.com or contact Harry Jacobs at longisland@ shootoutforsoldiers.com or at (516) 315-3002.

Syosset High School

More than 560 seniors accepted their high school diplomas at Syosset High School’s 65th Annual Commencement ceremony held on June 21, 2023 at Hofstra University. Students marched into Hofstra’s David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex to “Pomp and Circumstance” played by members of the Syosset High School orchestra. Senior members of High School vocal group The Adelettes performed a stunning rendition of the National Anthem.

This year’s class was highlighted by one U.S. Presidential Scholar, 16 National Merit Finalists, 39 National Merit Commended students, and six Regeneron Science Talent Search Scholars.

Syosset High School

Principal, Dr. Giovanni Durante, delivered the welcoming remarks, praising students for their successful High School careers, and sending them off with well wishes for the future. “I have seen the great work you’ve done both inside and outside of the classroom, and want you to know that I believe

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in you,” Dr. Durante said. “I have confidence in you, and I look forward to hearing about all of your future successes.” Dr. Durante also recognized seven graduates who would go on to serve in different branches of the U.S. military: Daniel Chan, Timothy Chan, Nathan Edwards, Michael Schroeder, Jacob Brockey, Madison So, and Anoushka Rishi.

Superintendent Dr. Thomas Rogers reflected on the unique challenges this graduating class has faced, having spent a bulk of their time in High School in the midst of a pandemic. He encouraged students to live the story that they want to tell. “May each of your chapters be full of exploration, discoveries, interesting new characters, and inevitable conflicts successfully overcome,” he said. “Live everyday with attention to intention. Surround yourself with people who make your story better. Leave room for your dreams to grow, along with your imagination. And keep notes, because

these will be tales you want to tell.”

Board of Education President Thomas Rotolo and trustee Carol Cheng also addressed the students, encouraging them to enjoy the next steps on their journey after High School. Mr. Rotolo also kicked off what he hopes will be a new graduation tradition.

“No amount of artificial algorithms can compare to human emotions and feelings,” Mr. Rotolo said. “Now that I think about it, we should start a new High School graduation tradition of hugging each other for a minimum of five seconds. Get up!” The graduates and members of the administration stood up, embracing their classmates and colleagues in a touching moment of connection.

Class of 2023 Student Government President William Chantemsin and Senior Class President Parker Kim presented the class gift—benches for the courtyard outside of the High School cafeteria.

Class Speaker Anika Shah acknowledged the challenges of the past four

years, and how her class was able to thrive despite them. “We definitely were not expecting an online freshman year, a hybrid sophomore year, and a junior year behind plexiglass and masks,” she said.

The Valedictorian Alex Lin Wang and Salutatorian Zachary Kam

also addressed their class.

Zachary Kam thanked Syosset families, teachers, coaches, and mentors for laying the foundation for their future success. Alex

Lin Wang reflected on the question often asked of every child: what do you want to be when you grow up? “This is probably the worst question you can

ask a kid,” he said. “As you know, dreams change. Whether you know what you want to do today, or discover it later—it will never be too late.”

The commencement culminated with each student receiving their diploma and the traditional cap toss.

CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2023 - (From left) Senior Class President Parker Kim, Student Government President William Chantemsin, Class Speaker Anika Shah, Salutatorian Zachary Kam, Valedictorian Alex Lin Wang. Photo courtesy of the Syosset Central School District

U.S. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR - Syosset graduate Sabrina Guo accepts award for being selected as a U.S. Presidential Scholar. Photo courtesy of the Syosset Central School District

GRADUATES TOSS THEIR CAPS - Syosset High School graduates toss their caps at the conclusion of the 2023 Commencement Ceremony. Photo courtesy of the Syosset Central School District

ADDRESSING THE GRADUATING CLASS - The Superintendent of Syosset Schools Dr. Thomas Rogers addresses graduating class. Photo courtesy of the Syosset Central School District

Annual Jones Beach Volleyball Tournament

The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to announce that they are hosting the 45th Annual Jones Beach Volleyball Tournament comprised of 6-player coed teams. This event will take place on Saturday, July 22, 2023 and will be held rain or shine.

The tournament will begin at 9:00AM on the volleyball courts at Central Mall Field 4 at Jones Beach State Park. The first round of matches will be played as a round robin. All teams are guaranteed to play seven games. The top two teams from each round robin bracket will advance on to the quarterfinals which will decide the two final teams. Cash prizes will be awarded to the 1st and 2nd place teams. The 3rd and 4th place teams will receive merchandise prizes.

Registration is FREE and is open until the roster is full. Players must be 14 years old or older to participate. Players of all skill levels are welcome to play and will be seeded accordingly. To register, please send your legible, completed application either by mail to Volleyball

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Tournament, P.O. Box 247, Babylon, NY, 11702, Attn: Recreation or by email to LIParksRecreation@ parks.ny.gov. Applications are available by calling 631-321-3510, emailing LIParksRecreation@parks. ny.gov , on our website www.parks.ny.gov and at your local Long Island State Park.

This event is sponsored by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation and the Natural Heritage Trust. Corporate contributors for this event include 102.3 WBAB and 106.1 WBLI. For further information on this tournament, please call the Long Island Regional Recreation Department at (631) 3213510, Weekdays 9:00AM – 5:00PM or Jones Beach State Park at (516) 7851600.

New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation oversees more than 250 individual parks, historic sites, recreational trails, and boat launches. For more information on any of these recreation areas, call 518-474-0456 or visit parks.ny.gov, connect on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter.

THURSDAY, JULY 6

7:00PM-8:00PM

LEARN IRISH STEP DANCING

This event is presented by Show Stompin’ Irish Dance and will be held at the Freeport Memorial Library. Register by phone 516379-32, in person at the ASK Desk, or online at www.freeportlibrary. info.

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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. Call 516-6608204 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 www.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. For more information visit www.parks. ny.gov.

MONDAY, JULY 10

9:30AM-7:00PM

NIS GOLF OUTING

Held at the Port Jefferson Country Club. For more information visit

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SATURDAY, JULY 15

7:30AM-12:00PM

HAMPTONS YOUTH TRIATHLON

Held at Foster Memorial Beach in Sag Harbor. This event is for ages 10-17 only. Proceeds from the event go to benefi t i-tri. Call 516531-3323 for more information.

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.

11:30AM-3:00PM

LAZY DAYS OF SUMMER

The Levittown Community Council hosts the 26th Annual Lazy Days Of Summer at East Village Green Park in Levittown. Free Admission, Activities, Music & Entertainment. Bring your own lunch, chairs or blanket. For more information email levittowncouncil@yahoo.com or call 516-735-5901.

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.

10:30AM

KIDS YOGA AT THE FARM Organics Today Farm in East Islip

is hosting a Kids Yoga Event July 22nd starting at 10:30am. Come down for a fun educational yoga class for kids of all ages. Call/ Text 631-480-6497 for more information.

THURSDAY, JULY 27

7:15PM-10:30PM

PAMS & JAMS JINGO!

A spin on traditional bingo where bingo balls are replaced with music beats. Held at the Constantino Brumidi Lodge Tickets are $30 per person. For more information call Pat at 631-922-0225 or Karen at 631-943-9113.

SATURDAY, JULY 29

9:00AM-12:00PM

BEACH CLEAN UP

The Atlantic Marine Conservation Society and the Town of Hempstead are partnering to host a community beach clean-up at Lido Beach Town Park. Volunteers are able to sign up for a 1.5hour time slot. Registration is required so that we may contact you if we need to cancel the event due to the weather. Parking fees will be waived for all registered participants. Please email response@amseas.org if you have any questions.

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Organics Today Farm in East Islip is hosting a Honey Bee Keeping Class July 30th starting at Noon. Come down for an educational class and learn all about honey bees. Call/Text 631-480-6497 for more information.

Water Conservation Poster Contest Winners from Bethpage Elementary Schools Announced by Bethpage

Water District

Nearly 200 Posters Submitted for 2023!

During a special ceremony at the Bethpage Public Library on June 14, 2023, the Bethpage Water District (BWD) announced the winners of this year’s water conservation poster contest. As part of an annual event, all of the Bethpage Union Free School District community’s fifth graders were invited to design posters depicting different ways members of the community can conserve water. The contest serves as an engaging activity that teaches students the importance of protecting and preserving Long Island’s sole-source aquifer. The Water District received close to 200 submissions from elementary students this year.

“Water is our most precious natural resource,” stated Bethpage Water District Commissioner Scott A. Greco. “It is critical that young children learn about water conservation, protecting our aquifer and all that goes into providing high-quality drinking water to their homes. This is why this poster contest and our ongoing partnership with the Bethpage School District is so important. Bethpage Water District Commissioner Teri Catapano Black added, “We received so many creative and innovative submissions which made it very challenging to select the finalists this year. We were inspired by of all the students that participated.”

Water

Conservation Poster Contest Winners:

Kramer Lane Elementary School

1st Place Charlotte Ciccotto – Mrs. Caliguri

2nd Place Mia MacDougall – Mrs. Caliguri

3rd Place Samantha Guerra – Mrs. Cano

Charles Campagne Elementary School

1st Place Melina Wilbur – Mrs. Whalen

2nd Place Zainab Chatriwala – Mrs. Yansick

3rd Place Ashley Puliafico – Ms. Ponzini

Central Boulevard Elementary School

1st Place Ruby Chadwick – Ms. Rufrano

2nd Place Mohammad Huzaifa – Ms. Seidita

3rd Place Jade Mignone – Mrs. McGuire

Bethpage Water District Board of Commissioners deliberated, judged and selected the poster contest finalists based on creativity, design and the overall water conservation message. This year, the District selected first, second, and third place winners from the three elementary schools within the District. Each winner received a trophy and a personalized certificate for their winning poster designs.

“The partnership between the Bethpage Water District and the School District has given students a unique opportunity to learn about their environment and water conservation. Every student puts a tremendous amount of time, thought and energy into their original concept. It’s remarkable to see the creativity that comes from this learning experience each year. The tenth annual poster contest with the Bethpage Water District demonstrates that students grasp the need to protect our most precious natural resource,” said David Schneider, Superintendent of Bethpage Schools.

The posters are available for viewing at the Bethpage Water District headquarters (25 Adams Avenue, Bethpage, NY), and they will also be on display at the District’s 100th Anniversary Event later this Fall.

For more information on water conservation, visit: www.bethpagewater.com/conservation

To view the 2023 gallery of posters, visit: www.bethpagewater.com/2023postercontest

Bethpage Water District Commissioners Scott A. Greco (Far Left) and Teri Catapano Black (Far Right) with poster contest winners and their teachers.

Charlotte Ciccotto

Melina Wilbur

Ruby Chadwick

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 and nonresidents a Free Pool Safety Seminar on Friday, July 7, 2023 at SyossetWoodbury Park. 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. Pre-registration is not required for this event.

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 EMA ambulance education. The seminar is sponsored by Optimum, News 12, KJOY 98.3FM, WHLI 1100AM, MAX FM 103.1, Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation and Nassau County.

For more information, call (516) 797-4121 or visit www.oysterbaytown.com

Legislator Lafazan Applauds $12M Grant To Jericho Water District

On Thursday, June 22, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the Jericho Water District will receive a $12,115,200 Water Infrastructure Improvement (WIIA) grant for crucial infrastructure upgrades that will protect local drinking water supplies from emerging contaminants.

Those grant funds will be used for the installation of advanced oxidation process (AOP) and a granular activated carbon

(GAC) treatment systems at Stillwell Lane Facility Wells 20 and 21, which will remove 1,4 – dioxane and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) from drinking water.

Following the announcement, Nassau County Legislator Joshua A. Lafazan (D – Woodbury) issued the following statement:

“This significant infrastructure investment will empower the Jericho Water District to better

Free Salute To America Concert And Grucci Fireworks Show At Tobay Beach On July 11th

safeguard the purity of our drinking water without passing the additional cost of these vital infrastructure upgrades along to ratepayers,” Legislator Lafazan said. “Securing this grant is a win-win for the entire Jericho community, and I thank the state and Governor Hochul for applying these resources toward addressing this pressing environmental issue.”

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board invite residents to celebrate our nation at “Salute to America,” the Town’s upcoming free Concert and Grucci Fireworks Show scheduled for Tuesday, July 11th, at the special start time of 7:30pm at TOBAY Beach. “Salute to America” will feature a performance by Any Way You Want It Tribute to Journey and will conclude with a spectacular firework show by Grucci. This event honors veterans and members of the United States Armed Forces. Concertgoers are urged to bring folding chairs and pack a cooler, as no formal

seating exists. Reserved parking and easily accessible restrooms will be available for disabled residents. If inclement weather arises, the rain date for the firework show will be July 12th.

Supervisor Saladino stated, “Salute to America is a great opportunity for families and seniors to enjoy a free evening of music and entertainment while celebrating our freedoms in America and the veterans and active duty military who secured our freedoms. Please bring your family, and friends, along with some lawn chairs and coolers to TOBAY Beach for a

wonderful night.”

Programming is made possible through the generous support of sponsors, including Extreme Auto Body, Steel Equities, Gold Coast Studios, Action Auto Wreckers, Complete Basement Systems, The Gucciardo Law Firm, Ridgewood Savings Bank, Catholic Health - St. Joseph Hospital, News 12, KJOY98.3, 103.1MAXFM, 104.7FM WHLI and Friends of the Community Service Department. If doubtful weather conditions arise, please call (516) 797-7925.

Hicksville Water District Warns Against Mailed Water Testing Scams

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Legislator Drucker Commemorates Heroes Of World War II At Museum of American Armor

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Legislator Arnold W. Drucker (D – Plainview) commemorated the heroes of World War II

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defense of freedom around the world included living historians portraying world leaders like President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and a Sherman tank crew. They were paired with the Museum’s extensive collection of historic armaments to create an immersive and evocative experience for visitors.

“We will forever owe a debt of gratitude to the men and women whose valor and determination were instrumental in rescuing the world from the evil clutches of the Nazis during World War II,” Legislator Drucker said. “The Museum of American Armor’s event was a fitting celebration that placed their

sacrifices in the forefront of all of our minds, and I thank Gary Lewi and everyone at the Museum for their tireless efforts to educate the public

through immersive programs like their World War II weekend.”

Photo courtesy Museum of American Armor