Alison Morgan (second from left), Executive Assistant for Instructional Technology and
congratulated on being named a NASTECH NASTAR by (from left) Marissa Flanagan, Jarrett Fifield, Jen Emberley and Meredith Marin. She was honored by Nassau BOCES and the Nassau Association of School Technologists (NASTECH) for
the advancement of technology in our schools.
Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board proudly announce that the Town of Oyster Bay has earned its ninth credit rating increase and a positive outlook designation from Wall Street credit rating agency Moody’s Investors Service. Moody’s upgraded the Town to an Aa3 rating, from its A1 rating, and designated the Town’s outlook as ‘positive.’ This high grade is just three notches from a perfect score, the highest credit rating that any municipality can earn. These continual upgrades illustrate the enormous financial improvements made by the Saladino
administration since taking office in 2017, when the Town held a junk bond rating from Wall Street. In fact, Moody’s Investors Service reported, “Financial operations have materially improved over the past decade leading to a substantial improvement… improved financial operations have allowed the town to reduce the debt load…and improved governance and operational management is a key driver of the rating action.”
Supervisor Saladino stated, “Independent Wall Street agencies continue to award the Town of Oyster Bay with upgrades for our
commitment to the finest administration of government and watching the bottom line. This has been done successfully to protect your wallet while delivering the highest quality services the Town has ever seen. Despite inheriting a junk bond rating from the prior administration, our success and financial turnaround is breaking records as Wall Street continues to recognize the Town of Oyster Bay’s commitment to restricting spending, paying down debt and strong financial management practices. This ninth Wall Street credit rating upgrade will save residents substantial
money as the Town will pay significantly less money in interest expenses when bonding for road repaving, park improvements and other critical infrastructure work.”
This recent upgrade marks the ninth credit rating increase earned by Supervisor Saladino and the Town Board since taking office in 2017. In this short period of time, the Supervisor and Town Board have cut property taxes while reducing debt and eliminating the operational budget deficit. Since cutting property taxes in 2018, the subsequent six budgets – in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 – were frozen
and sustained the $1.3 million property tax cut. As a result, $9.1 million is in the pockets of taxpayers rather than the coffers of government. This ‘taxpayer first’ plan successfully froze property taxes during both the worldwide pandemic and the highest inflation our nation and the Town of Oyster Bay has ever seen. In this same time, total Town debt also declined by $181 million – a 24% net decline in debt.
Earlier this summer, independently-audited financial results indicated that Supervisor Saladino and the Town Board produced the sixth straight surplus budget
under this governing board. While impressing the Wall Street analysts, cutting and freezing taxes for seven years, and bringing about the finest quality of services, the Town of Oyster Bay has also increased it road repaving program, upgraded dozens of sports fields and parks, improved its facilities, purchased new garbage and highway trucks, and a long list of other improvements, including investments to better our environment. The Town of Oyster Bay is truly a better place to live, work and raise a family. Not only does Wall Street know it, but their report makes it very clear to the public.
Children will soon be trading in the chimes of neighborhood ice cream trucks for the bells of school as summer vacation gives way to the start of a new academic year. August through September is prime backto-school season, with children all across the country stocking their backpacks and shopping for new school wardrobes. There is more to getting ready for the start of school than making sure pencils are sharpened and tablets are charged. Parents and children can work together to ensure the transition back to the classroom is as seamless as possible.
Adjust Sleep And Wake Times
Summer vacation often means letting loose of schedules for a while, and that may translate into later-thannormal bedtimes and rising a little later in the morning. Everyone in the household will have to reacquaint themselves with schedules that ensure kids get to school on time. A few weeks before the first day of school, start incrementally going to bed at an earlier time and start waking up earlier each morning. Try to plan out the increments so that by the time the last few days of summer vacation wind down, the family is on target with a waking
and testing while on summer break, but it can be beneficial to stay current on some lessons. Summer slide refers to the loss of some of the learning achieved during the previous school year over the summer break. Some experts say summer
slide is overstated, but it can’t hurt for students to refresh their memories on some math, science and language arts concepts over break so that they will be ready to hit the books when the new school year begins.
Prep for school lunches
Children and adults can work together to map out healthy eating options for school lunch. Many school districts have lunch plans that can be purchased through an online account. Participating students simply enter a number or swipe a code at checkout.
School lunches are built to be nutritionally diverse and have options that even picky eaters will like. School is right around the corner, and families should get ready for the routine and needs that go with the academic year as the first day draws closer.
schedule that mirrors the school schedule.
Although summer vacation may involve trips that bring children in contact with other people, it may have been some time since they’ve spent five or more hours per day around 20 to 30 people their age. It may take a transition period to get used to being around a bunch of peers, so families can visit places where there tend to be crowds of kids, such as zoos, aquariums, parks, and trampoline centers. These can be lowpressure locations to dust off social skills.
Know the route or plan for school transportation
Students may be driven independently, ride the school bus, walk or bike, or carpool with others to and from school. Families can establish plans so that getting to and from school is not something kids need to worry about. Practice routes and timing, taking into consideration that when schools open there will be much more traffic.
Parents can reassure children that there will be a learning curve, but all of the kinks generally get worked out during the first week.
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Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and State Assemblyman Michael Durso announced “Back to School Supply DriveThru” collection initiative to help disadvantaged students be prepared and fully equipped with the learning tools necessary to succeed in the 2024-25 school year. The collection drive-thru event will take place on Saturday, August 24th, at Marjorie Post Community Park from 10am to 12pm. All items will be donated to Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Massapequa Park to be distributed throughout our communities.
Supervisor Saladino stated, “This school supply drive provides essential tools for learning, ensuring that every student, regardless of their economic background, has the resources needed to succeed in their education.”
“Supporting this school supply drive helps bridge
the gap for disadvantaged students, allowing them to focus on their studies rather than worrying about acquiring basic materials,” said Assemblyman Durso. Donations sought include backpacks, pens, pencils, erasers, rulers, notebooks, folders, calculators and more. The Collection Drive is also sponsored by State Senator Steve Rhoads,
State Senator Alexis Weik, State Assemblyman John Mikulin, State Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz, County Legislator James Kennedy, County Legislator John Ferretti, Massapequa Park Village Mayor Daniel Pearl, and the Massapequa Chamber of Commerce. For more information about the Back to School Supply DriveThru, call (516) 541-4598.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22
2:00PM-3:30 PM
PRE-RETIREES, RETIREES, AND PART-TIME RETIREES WORKSHOP
Are you embarking on retirement while others closest to you are still entrenched in their careers, or focused on other things? You are not alone. This workshop is designed to provide valuable insights and suggestions to help you thrive in this next chapter of your life. FREE, IN-PERSON WORKSHOP: Rockville Centre Library, 221 N. Village Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY 11570. Use the link below to register: https:// www.rvclibrary.org/ or call 516-766-6257
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GARDEN LECTURE
You can have garden interest 12 months a year! Experience a pictorial tour through the garden to see how interest can keep going during any season, even in the winter! Presented by Lee Miller, Landscaper Designer and author of 4 books. Hosted by the Paumanacke Garden Club at the Wantagh Public Library, 3285 Park Avenue Wantagh. FREE. For more information, please contact paumanackegc@gmail.com
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
9:00AM-2:00PM
CHILDREN'S SNAPPER DERBY
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10:00AM-4:00PM
BLOOD DRIVE
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Town Board announce a partnership with New York Blood Center to host a Blood Drive in honor of Bridget McElroy, who lost her battle to cancer at just 35-years old. The drive will be held at Marjorie Post Park Community Center, located at 451 Unqua Road in Massapequa. To make an appointment, visit https://donate. nybc.org/donor/schedules/drive_ schedule/316344
10:00AM-1:30PM
KIWANIS CLUB OF WANTAGH FOOD DRIVE
King Kullen, 1340 Wantagh Ave. in Wantagh. Non-perishable foods and baby essentials are all needed. A list will be given out before entering the store to residents that are interested in participating. Cash donations are always welcome. The food drive will benefit two Wantagh food pantries: St. Francis Food Pantry and St. Jude Episcopal Food Pantry.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 & SUNDAY, AUGUST 25
11:00AM-6:00PM
31st LIMM ANNUAL SEAFOOD FESTIVAL
Don't miss Long Island Maritime Museum's Premier Event, 31st Annual Seafood Festival. Featuring
Live Music, Crafts & Seafood! The festival is held on the grounds of the Long Island Maritime Museum located at 88 West Avenue in West Sayville. The Seafood Festival is the Long Island Maritime Museum’s premier annual fundraiser. Find out more at www.limmseafoodfestival. org, or call 631-HISTORY, 631-447-8679
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25
10:00AM-3:00PM HONEY BEE EXPERIENCE
Join Pinelawn for their 6th Annual Honey Bee Experience as they demonstrate the wonders of honey bees! With 6 hives on the property, Pinelawn explains the importance of honey bees in our environment and provides a safe, up-close look at these marvelous insects. Takes place at Pinelawn’s Lowuis Natalie Mall, West Gate 3 Entrance. For more information, please call 631-249-6100
SATURDAY AUGUST 31
2:00PM-5:00PM DAHLIA EXHIBITION AND PHOTO SHOW
The Long Island Dahlia Society will hold its annual Dahlia Exhibition and Photo Show at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum, Carriage House, 440 Montauk Highway in Great River. Show is free with entry in the park. For further information visit WWW. LongIslandDahlia.org or email LIDSPHOTO22@gmail.com for the Photo Show
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Oyster Bay Town Councilwoman Laura Maier has announced that registration for the Town’s 2024 Fall/Winter Youth Ice Hockey Program will begin soon. The program features a House League, which includes full House League games, a practice schedule, and playoffs for boys and girls in the 8U, 10U, 12U, and 14/16U age groups. Clinics spanning 10 weeks in duration are also available, including all girls clinics, 6U clinics, adult learn to play clinics and advanced skill clinics. Programs will begin on September 27th, 2024.
“The Town of Oyster Bay’s Youth Ice Hockey Program is one of the best games in town, and features many respected coaches dedicated to teaching this outstanding sport to the many boys and girls enrolled in the program,” said Councilwoman Laura Maier. “With a variety of leagues and clinics, there’s
something for everyone, and we are committed to fostering a love for the game in a supportive and fun environment.”
The House League includes full House League games, a practice schedule, and playoffs for boys and girls in the 8U, 10U, 12U, and 14/16U age groups.
The registration fee is $400 for residents and $500 for non-residents. Additionally, the program offers various clinics, including an All Girls Clinic and an Adult Learn to Play program, both consisting of two 10-week
sessions (Fall- Session I and Winter- Session 2). The Boys & Girls 6U Clinic includes 10 sessions every other week for 20 weeks (SeptemberMarch). The fee for all clinics is $150 per session.
Online registration opens for residents on August 27th and 28th at 9 AM. Non-residents can begin registering online on August 29th at 9 AM. Registration can be completed by visiting oysterbaytown.com/sports. For more information, please email tobhockey@ oysterbay-ny.gov or call (516) 433-7465, x8234.
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Four-year Varsity Soccer player and senior captain for Hofstra University. Colonial Athletic Association 2018 Defensive Player of the Year and United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America 1st Team Led the Massapequa Chiefs to an NYSPHSAA Class AA Championship as a Junior at MHS
One of the most successful coaches in Massapequa High School history, dominating Girls Soccer: 300 wins, 7 State Titles, 18 County Championships, 11 Long Island Titles
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3 players named to US National Team Newsday designated him as the #2 High School Coach of the Decade
Founder, President and CEO of Home Comfort Assistance in the field of elder care. Creator of “Everything Massapequa” Facebook page celebrating community events.
Supporter of local fundraisers and events in the community. Sponsor of needy families and local athletic youth teams.
Former owner of Little Italian Deli donating food for people in need.
Co-Founder CoPresident and CoCEO of TickPick, an innovative “all-in” ticket sales company
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Recognized by Biden Administration for innovation and transparency in ticket sales
For extraordinary service to the Massapequa Communities
Family owned and operated Tim’s Florist in Massapequa Park for over fifty years.
Generously contributes her time and products to help beautify downtown Massapequa Park Along with her Tim’s Florist team, actively contributes and decorates for Halloween, Memorial Day, 4th of July and Christmas holiday seasons
Exemplary service as a court reporter in the Nassau County and Suffolk County Family Court system and Supreme Court of Suffolk County. Long time commitment to organizations in the community; 50 years of service to the Massapequa Fire Department Women’s Auxiliary, and 14 years as a Director and VP of the Massapequa Hall of Fame. Member of the Historical Society dedicated to preserving the history and landmarks of Massapequa. Member of the LI West Point Parents Association and spearheaded the collection and mailing of supplies for troops in Afghanistan.
Pioneer in the field of Surgical Pathology at Hackensack University Medical Center (26 Years) and at Rutgers University (14 Years)
Inventor of the “Peters Cryoembedding System” which has significantly improved the accuracy and speed of diagnosis and used the all over the world
Author of renowned medical textbook A Practical Guide to Frozen Section Technique
For his contribution to education and service to the school community: Dynamic and innovative teacher, mentor and coach at Unqua and Birch Lane Elementary Schools 3-time recipient of the President’s Volunteer Service Award. Motivated students to participate and succeed in academic competitions including National History Day and the Christopher Columbus Award competition. Selected by NASA to attend Kennedy Space Center training program
Professional soccer player for the Major League Soccer (MLS) New York Red Bulls. Captained Georgetown University to NCAA National Championship in 2019. 1st Team All-American, All East Region, Two-time All Big East, and Big East Defensive Player of Year at Georgetown University
All-Conference and MVP for MHS Class AA State Soccer Championship Team 2013
46 consecutive years in National, Regional and Collegiate broadcasting Original Color and Play-by-Play broadcaster for Miami Heat through their current season; announced 3 NBA Championship seasons Winner of 26 Regional Emmy Awards, 4-time Florida Sportscaster of the Year 3 years with New England Sports Network (NESN), hosted pre and post Red Sox games Announced football, basketball and lacrosse for Providence and Boston Colleges and Cornell University
International career in music engineering, recording & amp; humanitarian projects. Winner of Latin Grammy for engineering of Marc Anthony’s song “Vivir Mi Vida”. Worked with multi-platinum entertainers including Billy Joel, Celine Dion and Marc Anthony. Donates time and talent to support the Mineola Cancer Center for Kids. Designed and built Logos Recording Studios and donates time in support of NYMSSA participants
Created music for CARE providing global maternal and child health care in impoverished nations
To help save lives and further combat the ongoing opioid epidemic on Long Island, Oyster Bay Town
Supervisor Joseph Saladino is partnering with Drug Free Long Island, Thomas’ Hope Foundation and Massapequa Park Village
Mayor Daniel Pearl to host free Family Support, Overdose Prevention & Narcan Training Seminars on Monday, September 16th and Monday, September 30th at 6:30pm at in the downstairs meeting rooms of Massapequa Park Village Hall, located at 151 Front Street in Massapequa Park.
The program will begin at 6pm with a family support group offering support to family members who have lost a loved one or have a loved one struggling with addiction, followed by a prevention workshop and
overdose reversal agent training seminar at 7:30pm.
“We’re addressing the ongoing opioid epidemic on Long Island by offering Support, Overdose Prevention and Narcan Training Seminars for residents to learn the warning signs of drug addiction, obtain information on available treatment options, and learn how to reverse the fatal effects of an opioid overdose by administering a life-saving antidote,”
Supervisor Saladino said.
“Whether you or a loved one is struggling with addiction or not, we invite you to join us in September for the betterment of our community.”
The overdose reversal agent known as Narcan is administered through a nasal spray, and is provided by the YES Community Counseling
Center at no charge to trainees over the age of 18.
Under New York State law, residents can administer Narcan in an attempt to save a life, without fear of liability.
Mayor Daniel Pearl stated, “Through initiatives like this, we can and will continue to save lives and keep families whole. Together with Drug Free Long Island and Thomas’ Hope Foundation, we are strengthening our community in its battle with drug use and working with mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers and neighbors to identify warning signs and provide help to those struggling with addiction.”
This free Support, Overdose Prevention & Narcan Training Seminar is available to all residents. No prior medical experience is necessary to participate. All trainees will receive a
Certificate of Completion. Anyone can attend, but seating is limited. Please RSVP to Drug Free Long Island by calling (516) 6392386 or emailing info@ drugfreeli.org.
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