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Moriches Field Brewing Company received $18,750 to revitalize an empty downtown space.

(Cheers to that.)

Revitalization grants are just one of the ways we help businesses on Long Island and in the Rockaways. For Moriches Field Brewing Company, a grant from our economic development program was a perfect fit to help them renovate a previously vacant property. A discount through our Vacant Space Revival Program saved them more than $4,000 on their electric bills, and rebates for upgrading to LED lighting are keeping them saving month after month.

Helping revitalize our Island, one business at a time, is something we’re proud to be part of and something definitely worth celebrating.

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Helping You Help Others

By Noelle Lambert

The Charity of the Month for March is Canine Companions®

www.canine.org

Canine Companions is a non-profit organization that enhances the lives of people by providing highly trained service dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships. They proudly o er their support services free of charge to recipients.

Clients come to Canine Companions because of their reputation, the quality of their dogs, the experience of their training sta and the desire to lead a life with greater independence. The organization is proud to have various chapters and training centers across our nation, with their Northeast Region (Long Island Chapter) located right here on Long Island, in Medford.

Did you know this non-profit runs a Veterans Initiative™? Through this initiative they place service dogs with veterans. Canine Companions’ expertly trained service dogs can perform physical tasks to enhance independence including opening doors, picking up prosthetics and alerting a veteran with hearing loss to important sounds in their environment. With the increase in veterans facing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Canine Companions launched a program in 2018 to directly place service dogs with veterans with PTSD. Dogs are trained to identify each veteran’s unique stressors and perform tasks that directly disrupt escalation of symptoms, thus enhancing their quality of life. The dog supports their handler in crowded public situations by creating barriers and distance that might provoke anxiety for individuals with PTSD. Additional tasks such as nightmare interruption, turning on lights and retrieving items are taught to support veterans’ daily lives.

“When I see a veteran with a Canine Companions service dog, it still gives me goosebumps,” said Colonel E. David Woycik Jr., a highly decorated retired Army O cer and an active Canine Companions Board Member. “I see the satisfaction these veterans get...

Four AP Artists Selected For Go APE Exhibition

the fulfillment of their lives through these dogs. The service dogs are not just partners, they are their right hand, their left hand, their legs and more. We can’t pay the veterans back enough, and I’m proud to be part of an organization serving them.”

Mr. Woycik helped organize a Veterans Day event, Salute Independence , which awards local veterans who continue to serve their communities.

Thanks to his tireless work, this annual event has raised more than $500,000 in total so far to support the organization’s Veterans Initiative™.

If you are a veteran that would like to learn more, please visit www.canine. org, click on Service Dogs and then Veterans.

Looking to make a di erence? You can become a Puppy Raiser with the Long Island Chapter today. Canine Companions volunteer puppy raisers provide specially-bred puppies a safe home, take them to obedience classes, serve up a healthy diet, provide socialization opportunities and give lots of love. Volunteers are warmly welcomed in other capacities as well, such as Front Desk Reception, General O ce Support, Puppy Transporter and Event Support, amongst other fields. Without loyal volunteers, this organization couldn’t fulfill their mission, so they are beyond grateful for each individual that gives their time and e orts to help.

To learn more about these opportunities, please visit www.canine. org or call 631.561.0200.

If your non-profit would like to be featured in this column,please email noellelambert@longislandmediagroup.com for consideration.

FOUR AP ARTISTS SELECTED FOR GO APE EXHIBITION - Four talented Harborfields High School student-artists – seniors Sarah Ahlsen and Nora SweeneyGladen and juniors Giada LoPorto and Liza McPherson – from Eugenia Ritter’s AP art class were selected to participate in the 16th annual Go APE Advanced Placement Exhibition at the Art League of Long Island. The gallery show ran from Feb. 4-18 at the Art League’s Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery in Dix Hills. The four students were also invited to a closing reception and awards ceremony on Feb. 18. Photo courtesy of Harborfields Central School District

Colonel E. David Woycik Jr.

Sanelli And Perinchief Chosen For Boys/ Girls State

Elwood-John H. Glenn High School students

Christopher Sanelli and Addison Perinchief were recently selected for this summer’s Boys/ Girls State program run by the American Legion. Sanelli will attend Boys State College from June 25 to July 2 at the SUNY Morrisville campus, while Perinchief will attend Girls State College from July 2-8 at the SUNY Brockport campus.

American Legion Auxiliary Boys/Girls State is a nonpartisan handson program that teaches young Americans about responsible citizenship, the governmental process and the Constitution. During the weeklong program, students build the government of a mythical 51st state, from the local level up to the state level, participating in campaigns, rallies, speeches, legislative committees, bill creation and a community service project.

New York Blood Center Declares

Blood Emergency

Help Needed - @ New York Blood Center has issued a blood emergency. The blood supply has dropped from 5 days to a 2-3 day supply, and 1-2 day supply of type O; NYBC warns this could signal more severe shortages in the weeks ahead. Please sign up to donate at a convenient donation location near you: smarturl.it/

March Happenings

NYBC_Urgent

Donating blood is safe and it only takes one hour. We are taking extra precautions to help prevent the personto-person spread of COVID-19.

Donors can schedule appointments by calling 1-800-9332566 or visiting www. nybc.org.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15

2:00PM-3:00PM

ALZHEIMER'S SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

The Long Island Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association will be holding an in-person event called “Memory Cafe” as apart of the Early-Stage Social Engagement Program at The Arbors at Islandia East. To register for the event visit www.alz.org/events.

THURSDAY, MARCH 16

6:30PM-8:30PM

SAINTS DAY SOCIAL

Join us at the Brumidi Lodge to celebrate St. Patrick and St. Joseph. Dinner, refreshments and dessert included. $40 per person, ages 7 and under are free. Contact Karen at 631-943-3622 to purchase tickets in advance.

SATURDAY, MARCH 18

9:00AM-12:00PM

4-LEAF CLOVER 5K RUN/WALK

Rain or shine at the East Moriches Middle School. The first 100 participants are guaranteed a race t-shirt. Contact 516-531-3323 for more information.

11:00AM-2:00PM

LEARNING ABOUT GOUACHE WORKSHOP

Learn about the water-based media Gouache with instructer Beth Drucker. The cost for the workshop which includes materials is $75 per person. Register online at www.theatelieratflowerfield.org/ workshops or call 631-250-9009 for more information.

6:30PM

TALENT SHOW

The Grace United Methodist Church in Lindenhurst will be hosting a talent show. All talents are welcome. Free coffee and cake will be served. A free-will offering will be taken. Call 631-226-8690 for information.

Items listed are free of charge. Events must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the event date and will run in the calendar on a space available basis. For further information, call 631.226.2636, extension 211 or send events to nataliealmeida@longislandmediagroup.com

SUNDAY, MARCH 19

1:00PM-2:00PM

ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE

Parade begins to form up at noon in the area of the Finley Middle School at Forest Avenue and Dosoris Lane in Glen Cove. It steps off at 1PM and proceeds through the streets of downtown Glen Cove, ending at 70 Glen Street. For more information visit www.glencoveparade.com.

4:00PM

BABYLON CHORALE CONCERT

The Babylon Chorale presents Out of the Darkness - Through the Glass Ceiling, a tribute to women composers in celebration of National Women's History Month. Held at St. Peter's By-The-Sea Episcopal Church in Bay Shore. To purchase tickets visit www.babylonchorale.org or email info@ babylonchorale.org.

TUESDAY, MARCH 21

6:00PM

BUDGET INFORMATION MEETING

The meeting will be held at the North Babylon Public Library.The Board of Trustees of the North Babylon Public Library will hold its March meeting immediately following the Budget Information Meeting. The public is invited to attend. Contact Marc D. Horowitz at 631-669-4020.

SATURDAY, MARCH 25

9:00AM-11:00AM

BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY

Held at Brumidi Lodge Deer Park. Ages 3 and under are free. Ages 4-12, $12 and 13+ are $18. Includes breakfast, toy auction, 50/50 raffle, lottery cash board raffle and crafts. Contact Karen at 631-943-3622 to reserve your seat or table.

10:00AM-1:00PM

FREE HALF DAY KIDS CAMP

Enjoy crafts, stories, a scavenger hunt and lunch at the Community Presbyterian Church in Deer Park. For kids ages 3 to 12 years old. Register by March 22nd. Call 631-242-0221.

11:00AM-4:00PM

ANNUAL MODEL TRAIN SHOW

This show benefits the Smithtown Historical Society for maintenance of farm buildings and animal care. Held at Frank Brush Barn in Smithtown. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for kids under 12. Contact Vinnie at 631-524-0529.

MONDAY, MARCH 27

10:00-10:45PM

BOOKS IN THE BARN

Held at the newly refurbished barn at the Smithtown Historical Society. Listen to stories about farms, barns and animals. Visit the chickens, bunnies, sheep, ponies and barn cats. Register online at www. smithlib.org/children or call 631-360-2480 ext. 140.

1:00PM

MUSIC LOVER'S CLUB

Enjoy a free musical performance the last Monday of every month through April at the United Methodist Church in Islip, Meeting Room 1. Refreshments to follow. For more information contact Donald Warner at 516993-9032.

TUESDAY, MARCH 28

6:30PM

WANTAGH PRESERVATION SOCIETY MEETING

Interesting "Show &Tell" meeting planned. Bring any Wantagh related items to share information on, or just come and listen. Light refreshments will be served. Contact 516-826-8767 for questions.

NYLIB Appoints EVP Michael Serao

The New York League of Independent Bankers (NYLIB) announced that Michael Serao, Executive Vice President, and Chief Administrative Officer of First Central Savings Bank (FCSB), has been appointed to its Advisory Board.

“Michael’s experience in banking will be a great asset to our organization as we work toward achieving our mission to promote community banking in New York,” said Edward T. Lutz, president of the NYLIB. “We are pleased to welcome Michael as an Advisory Board member and look forward to collaborating with him on our team of senior bankers.”

Serao has been with FCSB since 2017, where he oversees various areas of the bank including retail banking, marketing, IT back-end operations, card services, online banking, and government relations. In addition, he serves as the bank’s CRA Officer.

NYLIB is a not-for-profit organization that provides community-based financial institutions in the New York metropolitan area and the surrounding region with a unique forum for networking and educational opportunities. As part of his new role with NYLIB, Serao will collaborate with other members to identify industry trends and create solutions that positively impact community banking. He joins a group of dedicated bank executives who are committed to promoting growth in the independent banking industry while ensuring their banks thrive in an ever-evolving financial landscape.

Joseph Pistilli, FCSB Chairman and founding Chairman of NYLIB, reflected on this moment within the historical principles of NYLIB and was thrilled about Serao’s appointment to help carry the torch into the future: “For a number of years, I and a group of affiliates always spoke about organizing a

Harborfields’ “Zephyr” Magazine Named “Excellent” In REALM Contest

Harborfields High School’s annual “Zephyr” student publication, led by Editor in Chief Emma Byrom and “Zephyr” club adviser Eugenia Ritter, was recently awarded the rank of Excellent by the National

Council of Teachers of English in the 2022 Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines contest. The REALM program serves to encourage schools to develop literary magazines

that celebrate the art and craft of writing. This year, schools in 42 states and five countries nominated 262 student magazines from middle school, high school and higher education.

grassroots organization to help community banks with their challenges and regulatory issues as well as to share and grow from their unique experiences, I was honored to be chosen as that organization’s first Chairman alongside many better nominees than me. The organization had a mission and purpose back then and it continues today: It was to instill the deep roots of community banking, ‘I know you and I can help’. The NYLIB stands proud and strong as leadership continues moving forward from their first chairman and president to a fine intellectual, a bright and free-thinking leader such as our President today, Mr. Edward Lutz. Mr. Lutz is advancing the same grassroots goals and foresight we had back then, only better. That’s why today it is with great pleasure and honor to congratulate EVP Michael Serao of First Central Savings Bank as one of the newest members of the NYLIB leadership team.”

Serao’s dedication to serving the future of community banking

is reflected in his lifelong commitment to volunteerism. He has a lifetime of experience serving on various nonprofit boards and was recently appointed to the Advisory Board of Life’s WORC whose mission is to support people with intellectual disabilities and autism. In 2013, Serao was appointed as a member of the Congressional Community Banking Roundtable led by thenCongresswoman Carolyn Maloney who served as a senior member of the Congressional Financial Services Committee and Chairwoman of the House Oversight Committee.

“I’m very excited to be selected as the new board member of the New York League of Independent Bankers,” said Serao. “As we continue to strengthen our industry, increase market share. and create opportunities for the future, I look forward to working with the New York League of Independent Bankers as we tackle some of the most pressing issues facing our industry today.”

“ZEPHYR” MAGAZINE NAMED “EXCELLENT” - Harborfields High School’s annual “Zephyr” student publication was recently awarded the rank of Excellent by the National Council of Teachers of English in the 2022 Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines contest.

Photo courtesy of Harborfields Central School District

Come support a B enef it Event…

yla’s ause

We’re back at Mulcahy’s!

Just steps from the train station!

at “Kyla’s Kause”

Kyla, Danielle Margarita-Leonard and Aaron Leonard’s beautiful daughter, is a twelve year old who was diagnosed eleven years ago with Angelman Syndrome, a rare neurologic al condition, which causes severe impairments with speech, movement, and cognition. Proceeds from the event will go directly to Kyla to help cover the ongoing (and lifelong) costs associated with her care

When: Saturday, March 18, 2023

2:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Where: Mulcahy’s Pub & Concert Hall

3232 Railroad Ave

Wantagh, NY 11793

What: Food and Open Bar

Chinese Auction

5 50/50 e Music by Andy Arowana

EXXCITING NEWS!!

This year's event will be even more special , as Danielle and Aaron have decided t o once again honor and acknowledge another child with Angelman Syndrome at the event.

Meet Jeffray Jeffray is 12 years old and was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome when he was 3 ½ We are excited to share that Jeffray and his mother, Theresa, will be joining us this year. Your continued support does not go unnoticed, and the Leonards are proud to share the support and love with this special boy and his mother.

If you are unable to attend and would still like to donate : ail a check made payable to “The Kyla M. Leonard Special Needs Trust” to: Denise Naccarato, 316 Seacliff St., Islip Terrace, NY 11752

If you would like to donate raffle items or have questions about the event , please contact:

Denise Margarita-Naccarato 631-834-4625 Gregg Jaffe 516-770-5305

Dave Udell 516 -987-4347

Local Small Business Owner Opens A Refuge For Veterans

Pictured Above: Ruby’s Whisper

Scanlon’s Traveling Salon, a local small business serves vulnerable communities, such as seniors and homeless individuals across Long Island. Owner Eileen Scanlon has a heart for helping others and is actively involved in doing so. When she became aware of the fast growing rate of displaced/homeless veterans, she decided to embark on an effort to create an “intentional home share” for these individuals.

“In New York, rents and home prices are skyrocketing, which is forcing many to leave the state,” said Scanlon. “Even for those who stay here, owning a home is becoming quite unattainable. I wanted to embark on a mission that allowed me to offer a home for veterans in need, where they can live under one roof. They would share expenses and all upkeep the residence, allowing for camaraderie to blossom, but we would keep prices low.”

With a head full of dreams and a heart full of passion, Eileen purchased Ruby’s Whisper, an old 1700’s Tavern turned home in Hyde Park, NY, which she is now converting to a home share

for four to five low income veterans. The property is just a stones throw away from Marist College and the Vanderbilt/Roosevelt Estates, with public transportation nearby.

“The home will offer comfort, solace, space and a feeling of yesteryear,” said Eileen. “There are five lovely sized bedrooms, a spacious living room and cozy kitchen. The home will be furnished with the help of selfless individuals/ organizations that kindly donated items. The backyard offers veterans the ability to grow their own food and the veterans that stay with us can also utilize two large sheds for storage and there are two separate driveways in which will accommodate four vehicles. A family style home share like this for vets might mean the difference between paying rent and being able to pay their monthly food bill; a home share allows them to keep their monthly expenses much lower compared to if they were renting a place on their own.”

The home is undergoing renovations that will hopefully be finalized by the end of this summer.

“I have titled this whole project Heye’s Haven for Heroes, and I’m looking to have it fully incorporated as a 501C3 Non-Profit Organization as soon as possible. I’m so grateful to have this opportunity at this stage in my life, where I can pay forward in a way that I feel would make my father and grandfather, both veterans, rather proud.”

A GoFundMe Page has been created, where donations are being accepted to help assist with the price of renovations.

If you are interested in making a donation, please scan the QR below or visit www.heyeshaven.com/ about-us and click VISIT OUR GOFUNDME PAGE. “I’m so thankful for any donations, they truly help make a difference.”

If you are a veteran in need that is interested in learning more, such as becoming a resident at this special home, please contact Eileen Scanlon at 516.477.0469.

Douglas Elliman Names Todd Bourgard Chief

Executive Officer Of Long Island, Hamptons And North Fork; Ann Conroy Appointed Chairwoman Of Douglas Elliman Long Island

Douglas Elliman Realty, one of the largest independent residential real estate brokerages in the United States, announced that it has promoted its Senior Executive Regional Manager of Sales for Hamptons and North Fork, Todd Bourgard, to Chief Executive Officer of Long Island, Hamptons and North Fork, effective immediately. In his new role, Mr. Bourgard will oversee operations

throughout the entire Long Island region, totaling 36 Elliman offices and over 2,000 real estate agents located throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties, the Hamptons and the North Fork, and Bayside, Queens.

Additionally, Melody Newberry, who has served under Bourgard as VP of Operations, Hamptons and North Fork, will also be promoted to VP of Operations, Long Island, Hamptons and North Fork.

Bourgard’s predecessor, Ann Conroy, has been appointed Chairwoman of Douglas Elliman Long Island.

“Stepping into this role is the biggest honor of my career,” said Bourgard. “The experience of working alongside the best managers, agents and staff in the business is so rewarding and a true

privilege. I’m inspired every day by the talent in this region, the power of the Douglas Elliman brand, the strength of our operations, technology initiatives and growth efforts, and our incredible executive leadership. I’m thrilled to be a part of it all, and as we join our Hamptons and North Fork operations with greater

Long Island, I look forward continuing the legacy of success and market leadership that my friend Ann Conroy and I have worked to establish.”

“Todd has long been an integral member of the Douglas Elliman senior leadership team, spurring our tremendous growth in the Hamptons and on the North Fork, recruiting many new top-performing agents, while retaining the great talent we have attracted over the years,”

said Howard M. Lorber, Executive Chairman of Douglas Elliman. “Under his leadership, Elliman has cemented its position as market leader on the East End of Long Island, with record-breaking numbers in closed sales volume and revenue growth for the last several years. He is a highly skilled and valued executive, and we’re thrilled to see him take his talents to the next level with Douglas Elliman.”

Scout Sunday Hosted By Commack United Methodist Church

Boy Scout Troop 125 (Commack) Boy Scouts and adult scouting volunteer leaders pose for a photo with Pastor Roslyn Lee and members of the church community following the Scout Sunday service at Commack United Methodist Church (Commack) on February 12th. Commack United Methodist Church, which hosts Boy Scout

Troop 125, was one of several Matinecock District (ScoutsBSA)’s Host Churches for the Protestant Faith during the start of National Boy Scout Week. During the Scout Sunday service, it was announced by Pastor Lee and the Commack United Methodist Church that the Commack United Methodist Church has been approved as a Certifying

Organization to present the President’s Volunteer Service Award. The CUMC collectively decided to award Mr. Michael Chacon (Troop 125’s Committee Chair) with the Lifetime Service Award posthumously. The Pastor will present the Certificate for the Lifetime Achievement Award to his Continued On 17

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wife Mrs. Robyn. Chacon and Eagle Candidate son Matthew Chacon at the Troop 125 Court of Honor, on February 28th.

As the Boy Scouts of America celebrate their 113 years of serving youths, local Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops, and Explorer Crews attended and participated in the annual

“A Scout is Reverent” recognitions during the Scout Sunday Services at various local Catholic and Protestant Churches and the Jewish Scout Sabbath services at area temples and synagogues during the month of February. Troop 125 Boy Scouts (sponsored by the Suffolk Y-Jewish Community Center) were among other Boy Scout Troops and Cub Scout

Packs who participated and helped to lead the services both in person and via zoom at Temple Beth Chai of Hauppauge, Dix Hills Jewish Center, and at East Northport Jewish Center where Troop 125’s Life Scout Austin Schnitzer assisted Rabbi Ian Silverman in leading the Friday evening 2023 Scout Sabbath services.

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Communication & Interview Skills (Zoom)

Thursday, March 16, 3:00 p.m.

Be prepared! Lisa Owens, a Long Island Cares New Paths to Achievement Program Manager, will discuss the goals and importance of an interview. Learn effective tools in preparation for the interview process; the appropriate skills, behavior, and dress code for an interview; and what to do after an interview. Registration is underway. NENR456

“Pure Joy” with Paige Patterson In Person at Northport Public Library

Sunday, March 19, 2:00 p.m. The Library is thrilled to welcome back vocalist Paige Paterson with her concert “Let’s Hear it

for the Girls,” in honor of Women’s History Month. Ms. Patterson pays homage to the female artists whose influences helped shape the American musical landscape. Enjoy the music of Ella Fitzgerald, Nancy Wilson, Tina Turner, Carol King, Alicia Keys, and more. Registration is underway. NENA509

Pedestrian Safety Program (Zoom)

Tuesday, March 21, 7:00 p.m.

Join a pedestrian and bike safety panel from the New York Coalition for Transportation Safety (NYCTS) for an eye-opening workshop about NYS laws and technologies meant to protect you on local Long Island roadways. Whether you are a pedestrian, cyclist, or motorist, this program will equip you with the knowledge needed to stay safe on our streets. Registration is underway. NENA510 This program is cosponsored by the public libraries in the Town of Huntington.

Recognizing Signs of

Domestic Violence

In Person at East Northport Public Library

Wednesday, March 29, 6:30 p.m.

Advocates from L.I. Against Domestic Violence will present important information and answer your questions. Registration is underway. NENA521 This program is cosponsored by Suffolk County Legislator Manuel Esteban.

The Life and Art Collection of Peggy Guggenheim (Zoom)

Wednesday, March 29, 7:00 p.m.

“I was a liberated woman long before there was a name for it,” according to heiress and art collector Peggy Guggenheim. Learn about Ms. Guggenheim’s fascinating life including her efforts to get so-called “degenerate art” safely out of Europe on the eve of WWII, as well as her encouragement of European artists to wait out the war in the United States. Registration is underway. NENA522

Long Island Cars Car Show & Swap Meet

CAR SHOW & SWAP MEET - Car enthusiasts will converge on North Hempstead Beach Park in Port Washington on Sunday April 2nd for Long Island Cars “Super Swap Sunday” Car Show and Swap Meet. “Long Island Cars” famous “Swap Meet” will offer a wide range of auto parts, equipment, accessories as well as prints, memorabilia, collectibles and literature for sale. Call

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Photo courtesy of Phyllis Aquino / Courtesy of Long Island Cars