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COMMUNITY COMMEMORATES 9/11

From end to end, the front lawn of Seaford High School was filled on the evening of Sept. 11 for the 22nd annual Memorial Candle Lighting Ceremony to honor the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The ceremony was hosted by the Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committee in partnership with the school district. Principal Nicole Schnabel, joined by assistant principals Dr. Raphi Morey, left, and Alex Mantay, welcomed special guests. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

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Supervisor Joseph Saladino and Councilman

Steve Labriola invite residents to participate in an Oyster Bay Harbor Cleanup, scheduled for Saturday, September 30th at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park in Oyster Bay near the gazebo. Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Bay, this event offers volunteers – individuals, families, companies and organizations – an opportunity to give back to the environment by removing litter and debris from the shoreline. Certificates are available upon request for students seeking to fulfill volunteer requirements.

“This is a great opportunity to roll up your sleeves, giveback to Mother Earth, and have fun while learning

more about our local marine life and environment,” said Supervisor Saladino. “I hope to see you at the Oyster Bay Harbor Cleanup.”

Volunteers are invited to participate in the cleanup, which will run from 9am to 12pm. The central meeting place will be Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park launching ramps and waterfront gazebo off of Larrabee Avenue in Oyster Bay. Additional cleanup locations include Stehli Beach in Bayville and Centre Island Beach in Bayville, however, all volunteers should check in at Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park. Typically, in year’s past, harbor and beach cleanup events have resulted in 40,000lbs of debris being collected by volunteers and

town workers.

Councilman Labriola stated, “Each year, countless amounts of paper, food, plastics and other trash are discarded on beaches or dumped overboard from recreational and commercial vessels. Allowing this litter to remain on our shorelines will only lead to increasingly worse damage for the environment. We thank you in advance for participating in this event.”

Individuals and groups who are interested in registering for this environmental cleanup should contact the Town’s Department of Environmental Resources at (516) 677-5943 or visit www.oysterbaytown.com/ volunteer

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Smiles And Salutations On Seaford’s First Day

The energy level was high as the new school year began in Seaford on Sept. 5, with more than 2,000 students and hundreds of staff members passing through the doors of the district’s four schools.

Seaford Harbor Elementary School students got to meet their new principal, Jennifer Bisulca. Perhaps known to their older siblings, Ms. Bisulca took on the role after serving as assistant principal at the middle school. She greeted students and parents at morning arrival and visited

classrooms throughout the day.

In kindergarten classrooms, Seaford’s newest students learned about different routines, such as where to put their backpacks and lunch boxes, and how to line up when they leave the room. There were also plenty of introductory activities for the children, who will be together until their graduation in June of 2036.

At Seaford High School, it was the Class of 2024 that marked its last first day of school. They wore their senior shirts and used

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a photo station outside to document the occasion.

At the end of the day, they lined up in the courtyard to form a “24” for the senior yearbook photo.

Incoming ninth graders spent the day getting acclimated to their new surroundings. In earth science, they took part in a getting-to-know-you bingo game while in English, they wrote letters about their first-day feelings, which they will get back at the end of the year. The goal was to show them how to capture a moment of their lives in words.

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Back in the Bronx magazine editor, and author will give a 90-minute PowerPoint nostalgic retrospective of the borough as it was back in the decades of the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. This fun walk down memory lane includes close to 500 never-before-seen photos the way it was. Register now ONLINE at http:// www.seafordlibrary.org

Bus Trip- Beautiful: The Carol King Musical Wednesday, October 4th Checks only payable to the Seaford Public

Library. Register at the Circulation Desk. Bus leaves at 11:00am

Cost: $96 (includes coach bus transportation & tickets to 2:00pm matinee show)

Join us as we head to the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport to see Beautiful: The Carol

King Musical. Lunch on your own before the show in the quaint village of Northport. First come, first served. Each person on line may register for one other person. No refunds unless a substitute can be found from the waiting list.

SENIORS ENJOYED A PHOTO STATION - Seaford High School seniors enjoyed a photo station to document their last first day of school. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

CLASS OF 2024 SHIRTS - Seniors wore their Class of 2024 shirts. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

From end to end, the front lawn of Seaford High School was filled on the evening of Sept. 11 for the 22nd annual Memorial Candle Lighting Ceremony to honor the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The ceremony was hosted by the Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committee in partnership with the school district.

An expansive field of American flags transitioned to the Seaford High School band and dozens of firefighters from Seaford, Wantagh and Freeport. Families of the five Seaford High School graduates who died in the attacks –Timothy Haskell, Thomas

Community Commemorates 9/11

Haskell, John Perry, Robert Sliwak and Michael Wittenstein – lined the long, rounded concrete bench at the foot of the memorial plaza. Hundreds of chairs were occupied by the Seaford Board of Education, administrators, teachers, clergy members, elected officials, leaders of community organizations, alumni and local residents.

The main walkway featured the Nassau County Police Pipe and Drum band, and the next section of grass was filled with students in their Seaford jerseys, youth sports attire or scouting uniforms. With more than 1,000 people in attendance, Seaford has

continued to host one of the biggest 9/11 memorial ceremonies on Long Island each year.

Superintendent Dr. Adele Pecora led the Pledge of Allegiance, and the Seaford band students played the National Anthem.

“This remembrance ceremony epitomizes Seaford pride,” Dr. Pecora said.

Former Congressman Peter King, who still calls Seaford his home, expressed his gratitude that the community has continued to show up in great numbers to honor those whose lives were lost on 9/11. He called on all Americans to recommit

themselves to the unity and patriotic spirit that was so strong in the aftermath of the attacks.

Seaford High School student council co-adviser Shari Raduazzo spoke about the Patriot Award, which has been presented to 112 Seaford High School graduates since 2002, for demonstrating service, character and commitment. She, along with past recipients Jillian Padavan (2018) and Gianna Cesario (2021), presented Dr. Pecora with a $2,000 donation for the Seaford High School Class of 2024 to visit the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City. They

also gave her hundreds of community service pledges from students, staff and community residents.

Retired teacher and master of ceremonies Steve Bongiovi said that this year’s ceremony marked the 20th anniversary of the first candle lighting service in front of Seaford High School. The 9/11 memorial was dedicated in November 2002, and has been expanded since with artifacts from the World Trade Center and a survivor tree cutting.

Kenneth Haskell, president of the 9/11 Memorial Committee and brother of Thomas and Timothy, said that while

the service is a painful reminder of those they lost, it is an important way of keeping their memories alive.

“All of these people had a name, a story and somebody who loved them,” he said.

Members of the crowd lit their candles during a musical tribute by FDNY firefighter Jeremy Riddle and the Seaford High School Honors Chorale. Bells tolled for the five Seaford High School graduates, all 9/11 victims and other special intentions. The Pipe and Drum band played “Amazing Grace” and the ceremony concluded with the chorus singing “God Bless America.”

SEAFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND PERFORMED - The Seaford High School band performed the National Anthem at the start of the Seaford 9/11 Memorial Candle Lighting Ceremony on Sept. 11. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

GOD BLESS AMERICA - Chorus teacher Yvonne Bendzlowicz conducted the Seaford High School honors chorale for their closing performance of “God Bless America.” Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

STUDENTS LIT CANDLES IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO DIED - Seaford High School students were among the more than 1,000 people in attendance who lit candles in honor of those who died on Sept. 11, including five Seaford alumni. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

SPECIAL GUESTS WELCOMED - Principal Nicole Schnabel, joined by assistant principals Dr. Raphi Morey, left, and Alex Mantay, welcomed special guests. Photo courtesy of the Seaford School District

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

6:30PM-8:15PM

SEIZURE RECOGNITION AND FIRST AID

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The Epilepsy Foundation is launching the first and only free Seizure Recognition and First Aid Certification training. This training provides information to increase the knowlesge, skills, and confidence in recognizing seizures and safely administering seizure first aid. For more information visit epicli.org.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

8:00AM

5K RUN WALK

Hope For Youth will be having a 5K Run Walk which will benefit runaway and homeless youth at Bethpage State Park. $25 to participate. For more information call 631-782-6536 or email prevention@hfyny.org.

10:00AM-12:30PM

BACK TO SCHOOL FAMILY FUN DAY

The Epilepsy Foundation Long Island invites you to join them for a morning of community and fun for children with epilepsy, siblings, and parents. To register, contact Janet Romeo at 516739-7733 x145 or email at jromeo@epicli.org.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4

5:30PM

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS

All pet owners are invited to bring their pets to the annual Blessing of the Animals on the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Rectory lawn in Lindenhurst. Afterwards there will be people refreshments and pet goody bags. All are encouraged to bring a food donation for the St. Vincent de Paul Pantry. For more information email gtonness@optonline.net.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6

7:30PM-11:00PM

OKTOBERFEST 2023

Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus is this years Oktoberfest. Join them for a night of music, dance and the taste of Germany's Oktoberfest. For more information contact Dave Lech at 631357-0188.

8:00AM-2:00PM

INDOOR YARD SALE

The Grace United Methodist Church in Lindenhurst presents an indoor yard sale. There will be tables for rent. For more information please contact Lori at 631-356-5716.

9:00AM

5K RUN & WALK

The Jake Koenigsdorf Foundation Inc. presents a 5K Run & Walk at Heckscher Staet Park in support of the Jake K Foundation which reduces the barriers to recovery from a substance use disorder. For more information please visit hjakekfoundation.com.

10:00AM-12:30PM

BACK TO SCHOOL FAMILY FUN DAY

The Epilepsy Foundation Long Island invites you to join them for a morning of community and fun for children with epilepsy, siblings, and parents. To register, contact Janet Romeo at 516739-7733 x145 or email at jromeo@epicli.org.

10:00AM-3:00PM

CRAFT FAIR AND YARD SALE

St. Mark's Church of Islip presents their annual craft fair and yard sale. Browse and purchase a special item, buy a raffle or two. Have lunch and help support the vendors and the ECW of St. Mark's. Some of the items that will be available are antiques, holiday

crafts, clothing, baked goods and more. For more information contact Robyn LoCricchio at 516-459-2976.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11

6:00PM-9:00PM

BINGO FOR BAGS EVENT

The Women's Council of Realtors and Pure Mammography will be hosting a Bingo for Bags event benefiting the Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition at The Bristal Assisted Living in Bethpage. $20 per person admission. Call 631-8934110 for more information.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

9:00AM

2023 WALK TO END EPILEPSY

The Epilepsy Foundation Long Island invites you to join them at our annual Walk to END EPILEPSY to support your loved one and all 35,000 Long Islanders living with epilepsy. For more information or to register visit p2p. onecause.com/2023w2ee.

10:00AM-3:00PM

FAMILY FALL FESTIVAL

The Sunshine Alternative Education & Prevention Center will be hosting their first annual family fall festival. Volunteers are needed. There are many ways you can volunteer, either during the event or in preparation for the event. Community Service Hours Provided. To volunteer please email drcarter.sunshinecenter@gmail.com.

10:00AM-4:00PM

VILLAGE CRAFT FAIR

This Christmas in October event will be held at the Smithtown Historical Society Grounds. Raindate is October 15th. For more information visit Depasmarket.com.

There may have been much excitement for the first day of the school year, but fourth graders at Seaford Manor Elementary School were even more hyped for their fourth day of class on Sept. 8.

Teacher Sarah Gerweck

Seaford Manor Fourth Graders Adore Day Four

said this is the first time the students have had a celebration for the day of school that matches their grade. Each fourth grade classroom was buzzing with energy and activities centered on the number 4, including a Connect Four tournament.

“It’s an excuse to have fun, but more importantly, it’s a great way for students to get to know their classmates better,” Ms. Gerweck said, noting that the different stations fostered socialization and friendship-building.

Students partnered up

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and shared their answers for different task cards. They named four teachers they have had in the past, found words that rhyme with four, thought of four-syllable words and identified athletes that wear “4” on their jerseys. Students also drew shapes

with four angles and solved math problems with 4, 44 and 444.

The fourth day of school was also about setting the tone for the year. Teacher Amy Hechler said the goal is to promote a positive classroom environment from the first to the fourth

to the last day of school. Students made friendship bracelets with colorful beads and words that reflect their classroom culture, such as helpful, kindness, love and peace. Photos courtesy of the Seaford School District

SEAFORD MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Seaford Manor Elementary School fourth graders celebrated the fourth day of school on Sept. 8.

A POSITIVE CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT - Fourth graders looked through a bin of letter beads to create friendship bracelets with words that represent a positive classroom environment.

SEAFORD MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - Seaford Manor Elementary School fourth graders celebrated the fourth day of school on Sept. 8.

With fewer volunteers coming through the door, one population is stepping in to take up the slack – specialneeds individuals. As part

With A Decline In Volunteerism, Special-Needs Volunteers Are At A Premium

of their day, many specialneeds individuals perform a range of tasks for not-forprofits that help to keep the doors open and the milk of

human kindness flowing.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau and AmeriCorps survey, volunteer participation was

at 23.2 percent, a drop of 7 percent between 2019 and 2021 – the largest decrease the survey has seen since its 2002 inception.

Special-needs individuals step in to do the most basic tasks to more intricate things such as data entry, interacting with donors and computer and office tasks.

“Our clients make the decision about which organizations they’d like to volunteer with,” says Christina Abbinanti of Life’s WORC in Garden City. She said that clients participate as part of the Program Without Walls that allows special-needs individuals to integrate into the community. The clients volunteer at a range of organizations throughout the week. “They also learn valuable job and interpersonal skills.”

At Hair We Share on Long Island, special-needs volunteers keep the doors

Parrot Expo Is Back!

For the first time since 2019, Parrot EXPO, presented by The Long Island Parrot Society is back!

Long Island’s only major exotic bird event is scheduled for Saturday, October 14 in Sayville!

New, smaller venue, new lower admission price! Visit Live Parrots! Shop for everything parrot! Timed Raffles! Face Painting! Cage Sales! Freebies! Prize Wheel! Great presentations by Avian Enrichment Expert, Robin Sullivan!

Network with other ‘Birdbrains” just like you! Vendors Include: Hagen (HARi) (Bird Food), NY Bird Supply (Bird Food), Dorothy’s Land of Oz (Great Parrotphernalia), Celltei (Bird Carriers, Backpacks, etc.); Leather

Elves (Bird Toys), LI Parrot Society (Toy Parts, New & Gently Used Cages, Toys, Dishes, Tee Shirts & More), Bird Girl Pet Services (Bird Sitting & Grooming), American Federation of Aviculture (Legislation & Education)

open and allow the allvolunteer organization to continue to provide free, hand-laced wigs to medical patients. The wigs, which average $4,000 each, are custom fitted to patients.

“Volunteers are our life blood,” says co-founder Dean Riskin. “We have no paid staff. We have seventyfive-thousand ponytails we are sitting on that need to be sorted, weighed and bagged and we couldn’t do it without them.”

In addition to getting a warm feeling about helping, special-needs volunteers hone important work and

social skills that help them when they apply for jobs.

Learn more about how your not-for-profit organization could partner with them by calling Abbinanti at 516-741-9000, extension 8640; or JoAnn Vitale of RISE Life Services in Riverhead at 631-7276220, ext. 224.

Riskin of Hair We Share, which also accepts donations toward the wig-making process, can be reached at 631-478-2966. Hair We Share is headquartered in Roslyn Heights.

Photos courtesy of Life’s WORC

Where: VFW Post #433 400 Lakeland Avenue, Sayville NY

When: Saturday, October 14, 10AM-5PM FREE Parking. Overflow lot on north side of church next door; walk-through pathway.

Handicapped Accessible. Adults $5.00; Senior (60+) $3.00; Under 12 $3.00; Under 2 Free! Humans Only! Please Leave Pets At Home! More Information: 631957-1100 Www.liparrots. org

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Receiver Pravato: 2023 General Tax Collection Is Closed

Town of Oyster Bay Receiver of Taxes Jeffrey P. Pravato wishes to notify town residents that the 2023 General Tax Collection Warrant has been closed, and all related records have been turned over to the Nassau County Treasurer. The original warrant specified that $590,878,211.73 was to be collected to support Nassau County, Town of Oyster Bay, and special tax districts. Assessment reductions and tax cancellations amounted to $544,450.51 (0.1%). Nassau County’s portion was $254,667,368.54 (43%). The Town of Oyster Bay’s portion was $114,021,966.45 (19%), and the special tax district’s portion was $211,605,218.73 (36%).

A list of unpaid properties was reported to the County Treasurer, amounting to $10,039,207.50 (1.7%).

Receiver Pravato stated, “Property owners with delinquent taxes will be contacted by the Nassau County Treasurer. The Treasurer’s office can be contacted at 1 West Street, Mineola, (516) 571-2090. Home owners with unpaid taxes will be receiving letters specifying taxes owed along with applicable penalties and late payment fees.”

Receiver Pravato added, “The 2023-2024 School Tax collection will begin October 1st, and the final day to pay the first half tax without penalty is November 10th. Residents can expect to receive a tax bill in the mail the first week in October. Tax amounts due will not be available until October 1st.” Residents with any questions may contact the Receiver’s Office at (516) 624-6400 or email receiveroftaxes@ oysterbay-ny.gov.

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