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YES Community Counseling Center (YES CCC) is a local non-profit organization with a mission to increase awareness about personal and community issues, prevent and treat substance abuse and to promote healthy families and a safe community.
YES Community Counseling Center has what they call a PACT (Partnering In Action and Change For Tomorrow) Initiative, which addresses our nation’s top substance abuse prevention priorities among persons aged 9-20 – underage drinking, marijuana, and opioid use. PACT seeks to understand patterns of youth and young adult underage drinking and substance use and implement targeted evidence based programs, policies, trainings, and education. Through community collaboration, they provide datadriven strategies and educational outreach to strengthen our communities’ prevention capacity to change the conditions by which youth and young adult substance use exists. PACT is comprised of five communities and school districts
(Farmingdale, Island Trees, Levittown, Massapequa and Plainedge) and collaborates with Farmingdale Alcohol Drug Abuse and Prevention Team (ADAPT), Levittown Community Action Coalition (LCAC), and Massapequa Takes Action Coalition (MTAC). They also partner with the Long Island Prevention Resource Center (LIPRC), Nassau County Police Department, and New York National Guard Counterdrug Task Force. Those entities work together to prevent the onset and progression of alcohol and substance use among youth and young adults aged 9-20. Prevention begins when communities’ health problems are understood within their environment; only then can YES CCC effectively plan and implement strategic action. The PACT Initiative uses the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) to identify and select comprehensive, data-driven strategies to develop community solutions. The SPF is a 5-step planning process that guides the selection, implementation and evaluation of effective, culturally appropriate and sustainable prevention activities. If you would like to learn more about the PACT Initiative, please email pact@yesccc.org, call 516-799-3203 x230 or visit www.pactyes.org. Additionally, if you would like to donate to YES CCC, please visit www.yesccc.org for more information.
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April 2nd – Saturday from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. – Free Shred Day – Bring your confidential documents for onsite shredding while you watch via closed circuit video. Limit 2 bags of paper per vehicle. Only paper is shredded. Covid-19 regulations will be followed. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS: Check out our website, Facebook page and YouTube channel for announcements and learn about all of our activities. Monthly brochures and calendars are available on our website or stop by the Children’s Desk for a print version. PARKING LOT WiFi AVAILABILITY – To better serve our patrons, we have added new access points to improve WiFi availability outside our building. To utilize this expanded coverage, connect your device(s) to the new BSBW Outdoor WiFi network. The network should be reachable from anywhere in our parking lot. DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASSES ON LINE Defensive driving classes are not currently taking place in person. You can take the classes online at either: http://www. empiresafetycouncil. com or http://www. aarpdriversafety.org
AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary #18, located at 141 Carleton Avenue in East Islip, is having a Craft and Vendor Sale as a fund
raiser on Saturday, April Admission is Free. The 2, 2022 at 10:00am to event to be held indoor. 4:00pm. For more information, Fish Bowl – Raffles – please call 631.277.9842 or Cake Sale 631.581.6913
Legislator Flotteron Recognizes Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 7 Honorees
Legislator Steven J. Flotteron recognized this year’s Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), Division 7 honorees, William Michael LePage and Ladies (LAOH), Division 7 Aide Eileen Isabelle O’Leary Knockenhauer for the Annual John P. Reilly Memorial St. Patrick’s Day Dinner/Sashing of Grand Marshals at the Irish Coffee Pub in Islip. Mr. LePage joined the AOH men’s division in 1991 and received his major degree in the same year. He has been a member of the Roisin Dubh Pipe Band for nearly 37 years, joining the band in 1984 on the chanter when he was 9
years old and became Pipe Major of the Roisin Dubh Irish Pipe Band in 1995 and still continues in this role today. He also served as the Grand Marshal of the East Islip St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 6th. Ms. Knockenhauer is the daughter of first generation Irish parents and a devote member of the LAOH. In In 1984, she began volunteering at St. Mary’s Church as both a catechist and a member of the Outreach Team. She retired in 2002 from Connetquot School District and spent the next 16 years volunteering at the Fire Island Lighthouse
as a docent for school groups. In 2005, she went back to school, earning a BA in Children’s Literature and was a published author in Chicken Soup for the Soul, Living Catholic Faith, South Shore Monthly and Good Old Days Magazine. She also was an extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion and a member of the Consolation Ministry at St. Mary’s Church for 18 years. She has served on the Board as Sentinel, Mistress-atArms, Irish Historian, and Financial Secretary as well as Spiritual Advisor to LAOH.
Historical Society of Islip Hamlet Sagamore Hill, Theodore Roosevelt’s Summer White House
On Wednesday, April 13th, the Historical Society of Islip Hamlet will host Bill Bleyer, author of “Sagamore Hill, Theodore Roosevelt’s Summer White House”. Mr. Roosevelt’s
summer getaway became a meeting place for the movers and shakers of that time. Rare photographs will give a tour of the house and grounds. The program will be held at
the Islip Public Library, 71 Monell Ave., 7-9 pm, is free and open to the public. For more info: 631-559-2915, www. isliphamlethistory.org.
AOH DIVISION 7 HONOREES RECOGNIZES- Legislator Steven J. Flotteron recognized this year’s Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), Division 7 honorees, William Michael LePage and Ladies (LAOH), Division 7 Aide Eileen Isabelle O’Leary Knockenhauer for the Annual John P. Reilly Memorial St. Patrick’s Day Dinner/ Sashing of Grand Marshals at the Irish Coffee Pub in Islip. Pictured (L-R): Suffolk County Legislator Steven J. Flotteron, Eileen Isabelle O’Leary Knockenhauer and William Michael LePage.
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One South Country March 18th - Friday – Road, Brightwaters, 10:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. NY 11718 – Senior Assistance – John 631-665-4350 Bruno will be at the Library www.bsbwlibrary.org to assist you with questions *** you may have on Medicare The Library hours are: programs and services Monday through Thursday for seniors. He will be 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M able to assist you with Curbside Pick up: paperwork that you need Monday through Thursday filled out. Mr. Bruno’s 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. services are provided by Friday and Saturday 9:30 the Suffolk County Office A.M. to 5:00 P.M. for the Aging. This service Friday and Saturday is offered on a first come 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. first serve basis and each Sundays 12:00 to 4:00 P.M. session is approximately 15 Sundays – NO CURBSIDE to 20 minutes. PICK UP March 20th – Sunday at DISPLAYS FOR THE 2:00 P.M. – The Friends MONTH OF March: Performing Arts Series INSIDE AND OUTSIDE presents Sernade Duo. SHOWCASES and the Michelle LaPorte, Flutist GALLERY: The Bay Shore and Gerry Saulter, Public Schools have been Guitarist bring concert displaying the students’ music of the world to life artwork for over 30 years with their warm stage at the library. Grades presence and engaging K through 2 will be interpretations of diverse displaying their artwork repertoire. throughout the month of March. March 24th – Thursday at 6:30 P.M. – Author UPCOMING PROGRAMS: Visit – John H. Krahn Mondays at 4:30 P.M – author of Living A Happier Gentle Yoga Class via Life at Every Age! will be Zoom – This class includes at the library to give a basic breathing exercises presentation on this book. as well as a variety of Young and old will benefit standing, sitting, and from this presentation. supine postures. All levels welcome. You will need a March 27th – Sunday at mat and beach towel and/ 1:00 P.M. – The Vic Vincent or throw blanket set up for Band will be at the library your class upon entering to pay tribute to and Zoom. To register: e-mail: perform songs from the rs@bsbwlibrary.org You Carole King Songbook. will be provided with the meeting ID and password March 31st – Thursday to enter into the Zoom at 7:00 P.M. – My Life as platform. a Long Island Beekeeper – Thomas Santorelli will
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Paws Of War Provides Long Island Veterans With Free Wellness Care Checkups For Their Service Animals
OVER 27 SERVICE ANIMALS TREATED - Dr. Marissa Altieri, DVM, treated over 27 service animals at Paws of War’s Hearts and Heros free vet Clinic. Photo couresy of Anthony Lambroia
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n support of their mission of giving back to veterans and first responders, non-profit Paws of War recently hosted their “Hearts and Heroes” event at their headquarters in Nesconset, where they provided 27 service animals with free veterinary care, which included wellness checks, flea and tick medications, vaccinations, bags of dog food and microchipping service.
The pandemic has brought financial challenges to veterans and first responders Many disabled veterans live on low or fixed incomes and their service animal’s medical care is essential so they can provide the level of support and comfort upon which the veterans depend. “As a former veteran, I know how critical and expensive it is to take care of these service animals. They are more than just pets; these animals provide
emotional support and tasks for these heroes when it is needed most,” said Kelli Porti, Veteran & Community Outreach Liaison for Paws of War. Dr. Marissa Altieri, DVM, volunteered her expert veterinary care to the pop-up clinic and its patients, donating her time to assist Paws of War as a way to give back to the community and support the non-profit’s mission. “Veterinarians enable animals of all kinds to live their best life and to be as happy and healthy as possible. Service animals are responsible for their health and well-being and in many cases the lives of their owners. Volunteering my time and medical knowledge for Paws of War and their mobile clinic is my way to honor these veterans for all they have done for our country,” said Dr. Altieri. Hearts and Heroes is part of a continual program, Vets for Vets, hosted by Paws of War that gives
HEARTS AND HEROS VET CLINIC - Paws of War providing veteran’s service animals with free veterinary care as part of their Hearts and Heros vet clinic. Photo couresy of Anthony Lambroia back to service men and women by providing free veterinary care for their service animals; their wellness is essential in providing their exceptional service to their owners who are U.S. military veterans suffering from the emotional effects of war. For more information about Paws of War and their Hearts and Heroes program, visit their website, https:// pawsofwar.org. About Paws of War Paws of War is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization that provides assistance and a wide range of programs to active, retired and disabled military members. To learn more about Paws of War and the programs provided or to make a donation, visit its site at: https://pawsofwar.org.
Families Anonymous Virtual Meetings 12-Step support group giving Hope & Strength to parents, family and friends concerned with a loved one’s destructive behavior
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SEBASTIAN REGIS MAKES STATE WRESTLING FINALS - East Islip High School sophomore Sebastian Regis became only the seventh East Islip wrestler – and the first sophomore in New York State history – to make the state finals. In the first round of the tournament, held at MVP Center in Albany from Feb. 25-26, 13th-seeded Regis defeated Middletown’s Rahmiere Bradley by a score of 6-2. He then beat Fox Lane’s Mark Berisha in round 2 and Lockport’s Stefaan Fearon in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, Regis scored a major upset by knocking out top seed Konrad Krzyston of Frontier. In the contest for first place, Regis lost a hard-fought battle against Charlie Tibbitts of New Hartford/Saquoit Valley. The final match went to an overtime tie-breaker before Tibbits finally came out ahead, 3-2.
Brunner Signs To Play Soccer For Dominican East Islip High School senior Nicholette Brunner signed a national letter of intent on Jan. 27 to play soccer for Dominican College in Orangeburg, where she plans to major in education. A center and outside defender, Brunner won All-County and MVP recognition in her junior year, and All-State, AllCounty, Suffolk County Defensive Player of the Year and Top 100 Long Island designation as a senior. Photo courtesy of East Islip School District
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Mathew Petiprin attended the competition to cheer on the squad. “Several of the team members have been a part of EIHS Robotics for multiple years now, and
we have grown so much as a program,” technology education teacher Jim Connell said. “It was great to see these students have so much success at this event.”
The Long Island Dahlia Society will host its monthly meeting on Thursday, March 17th 2022 at 6:30 PM at the
will be served. For further information go to www. LongIslandDahlia.org or call 631 972-8829.
Rohan Murphy Pays Annual Inspirational Visit
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with athletics at East Islip, Penn State and beyond, becoming a success story and inspiration for all. “Rohan comes back every year to speak with our wrestlers, and it’s always our favorite practice of the year,” said physical education teacher Ron Croteau, who was instrumental in convincing Murphy to try
wrestling as a high school freshman. “We are so fortunate to have him. He is a truly an incredible and amazing man. He speaks about life, wrestling and demonstrates moves with our team. Rohan answers so many questions from the kids. Just watching the wrestlers’ faces and reactions is priceless.”
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East Islip High School’s robotics team traveled to Freeport High School to compete in one of this year’s VEX VRC “Tipping Point” competitions, finishing in the top seven and nearly unseating two highly ranked teams in what would be their last match of the day. All year long, East Islip’s robotics students have been designing and creating competition robots in their respective Robotics I and II courses as well as in the Robotics Club. Their designs and concepts culminated in the creation of a competition robot that was ready for battle. Several group members contributed heavily to the team’s success: Team leader Zoe Elder, top driver Sebastian Gebhard, pit crew chief Louis Attard, team scout leader Anthony Ognibene and quality control expert Kaitlin McCall helped guide their team throughout the day. Additionally, members of the U.S. Army’s Bay Shore recruiting office sponsored the team’s competition shirts, and Sgt. 1st Class David Nhan and Staff Sgt.
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ISLIP TAKES 10TH PLACE - Students from Islip High School participated in the Eastern Long Island Science Olympiad Regional Competition at Hauppauge High School, finishing 13th overall in teams, but 10th overall in schools. Some schools, including Islip, sent both an A team and a B team to the event. Led by Joyce Johnson and Anthony Lopez, Islip’s teams also finished in first place in two events, Forensics and Environmental Chemistry. Photo courtesy of Islip School District
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Club Meets Virtually With Service Members
At a recent Islip Middle School CARE Club meeting, the many positives that kindness and caring bring became clear when the club’s members linked virtually to meet and converse with several American service members. The connection began when middle school cheer coach Suzanne Lange made the CARE Club aware that her family sends care packages to her son, and Islip alumnus, Lt. Nicholas Lange of the U.S. Army. The students jumped at
the chance to let the troops know how much they are valued and asked to send care packages as well. Club members then created handmade cards of thanks and holiday cheer, crafted sparkly wooden snowflakes, packaged homemade chocolate treats, and collected donations of books, magazines, crossword puzzles, coloring books, candy, and snacks from middle school faculty. In February, the CARE Club members met with the service members face-
to face for a 40-minute virtual conversation. The students learned that there is an eight-hour time difference between New York and Iraq. The soldiers shared they are stationed somewhere between the Tigris and Euphrates River. Their base is shared with many other international troops, so they enjoy international foods regularly. The students also learned that the troops have very little downtime and are always on call.
CLUB MEETS VIRTUALLY WITH SERVICE MEMBERS - After creating and sending care packages, Islip Middle School CARE Club members had the opportunity to meet and converse virtually with several American service members. Photo courtesy of Islip School District
Initially a religious holiday to commemorate the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick’s Day has since evolved into a global celebration of Irish culture. In fact, it has become one of the most popular days of the year to throw a party and gather with others. So how do people in Ireland — the heart of where St. Patrick’s Day originated — celebrate each March 17th? Should travelers find themselves in Ireland this time of year, here’s what to expect in terms of St. Patrick’s Day commemorations. Since St. Patrick’s Day is a national holiday, expect schools, banks and some businesses to be closed around the country and in portions of Northern Ireland. St. Patrick’s Day tourism is big business, so restaurants and pubs likely will be open and may extend their hours. According to the vacationing resource Travel Awaits, more than 100,000 travelers visit Dublin from March 14 to March 18 to partake in St. Patrick’s Day festivities. COVID-19
likely will impact how many visit this year. As St. Patrick’s Day is a religious holiday, devout Irish Catholics will treat the day as a religious celebration and may attend mass at nearby churches. Even though St. Patrick’s Day falls during the solemn season of Lent, since St. Patrick’s Day 2022 falls on a Thursday this year, one does not need to worry about any Lenten fasting restrictions. However, abstaining from meat usually is put on pause when St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Lenten Friday anyway. The biggest St. Patrick’s Day parade takes place in Dublin, and it’s full of national
pride. Additional smaller parades may be held across Ireland as well. Travelers may experience “drowning the shamrock” as they visit Irish pubs on St. Patrick’s Day. It is traditional to drop a shamrock into customers’ drinks in the pub. As such, it is surmised that having many drinks undoubtedly means more good luck for the year ahead due to all those lucky shamrocks. It’s common to come across religious rituals, pilgrimages and processions on St. Patrick’s Day, particularly to places associated with St. Patrick. Downpatrick in County Down is believed to be the final resting place of St. Patrick and many people visit the grave and cathedral there. Some also may want to visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin. Ireland celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in similar fashion as other countries, but the country offers unique takes on the festivities as well.
gatherings come together fluidly, pub and restaurant owners can facilitate the process. Here are some tips to make it happen. • Plan for and post regular seisiún schedules on your website. A regular seisiún can occur every Saturday evening and also on St. Patrick’s Day. • Reach out via social media to Irish musicians and encourage them to attend sessions at your business. • Quiet crowds when musicians decide to perform impromptu, even when gatherings fall outside of regularly scheduled seisiún. • Keep songbooks
available for patrons who want to join in. While many musicians or novice singers may be familiar with certain tunes, they may not know them all. Having lyrics and music available helps include many others in the fun. • Share news of seisiún at other pubs and establishments and they may do the same for yours. This way music lovers can enjoy music many nights of the week. A great seisiún makes people happy and fills their minds and hearts with wonderful music for some time. This is a great way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and beyond.
The All Kids Fair is pleased to announce that this year’s children’s expo will be taking place in person at a terrific new venue. The 11th annual All Kids Fair will be on Sunday, April 3, from 10-4:30, at Samanea New York Mall, formerly The Source Mall, at 1504 Old Country Road in Westbury. Since 2011, the All Kids Fair has been known for being a fun day for kids and their families to spend time together while also learning about opportunities for Long Island-based companies and organizations of interest to them. In 2020, this was run as a virtual event, complete with exhibitors, many interactive classes, and even a virtual petting zoo, with kids “interacting” with the animals over a Zoom-like interface. According to Barbara Kaplan, director of the expo, “every year, this fabulous children’s expo has many draws for Long Island families, and this year will be no different.” The All Kids Fair will have over 60 vendors plus many kidcentered activities, including “cornhole” (beanbag toss) and soccer. Families can interact in person with exhibitors in a huge space, with vendors set further apart and with the activity areas in designated open areas rather than in breakout rooms. Attendee Kitty Chung raved, “You organized a
wonderful event for families. We will be glad to return to have more fun!” Additional activities and attractions include three bounce houses, a petting zoo, face painters, balloon artists, a photo booth, and cotton candy, all included with admission. Jennifer Keegan of Your Local Kids Source, a multiyear sponsor and exhibitor, previously shared that she “had a great time at the All Kids Fair meeting tons of Long Island parents and enjoying all the smiling faces on all the happy kids.” This fun-filled event offers exciting educational and leisure activities to interest kids and their families each year. The Fair has choices for toddlers through high school, including kids who have special needs or are gifted. There will be information about places to play, camps, after-school activities, birthday party
providers, and college planning. A charity drive to benefit The Book Fairies, a 501c3 that provides books to those in need, will return this year. Those who donate gently used or new books or money will receive raffle tickets to win great donated prizes. Sponsors for the 2022 All Kids Fair to date are All in 1 SPOT with TheraTalk, Adam Holstein, Teach Me Wall Street, Clowns.com, Goldfish Swim School, Your Local Kids Source, Blank Slate Media, Herald Community Newspapers, and 516Ads. com/631Ads.com. Tickets purchased in advance at www.AllKidsFair. com are $5 for children ages 2 and up and adults. Tickets purchased at the door are $10 for children ages 2 and up and $5 for adults. Children under age 2 are admitted at no charge. About the All Kids Fair The All Kids Fair is an annual event organized by Specialty Connections. It showcases services such as schools, after-school activities, places for kids to play, camps, child care centers, kid-friendly products such as toys and books, and health/wellness products and services. For more information about all the events that Specialty Connections produces, visit www.SpecialtyConnections. com. For information about the All Kids Fair, visit www. AllKidsFair.com. Contact Barbara Kaplan at 516-6211446.
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partner of Long Island Cares and has helped fund new satellite locations in Hampton Bays and Bethpage in the last two years. “Bank of America is one of the most important corporate partners of Long Island Cares-The Harry Chapin Regional Food Bank. Their continued commitment towards working with food banks to address the issue of hunger and food insecurity has resulted in the development of innovative programs and services across the United States, and in particular,
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Thriving communities for businesses to flourish: Thriving communities are good for business. According to the investment plan laid out by NY Renews, in addition to funding renewable energy investments, the $15 billion fund will also go towards improving public transit, public housing, and public schools, all necessary infrastructure for communities to succeed. Additional funding will go towards community-based organizations in neighborhoods most impacted by pollution and the climate crisis to fund local projects that increase our renewable energy supply, make homes and buildings more efficient, and increase resilience to climate change. A significant portion of this funding will go to low-income communities of color, which have received historically inadequate investments from the state and are most vulnerable to pollution and climate change. All of these investments will help New York communities thrive.
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St. Patrick’s Day commemorates its namesake, the patron saint of Ireland who helped spread Christianity across this island nation. While it may have begun as a religious holiday, eventually the fanfare expanded to transform St. Patrick’s Day into a secular celebration spanning the world — reaching Irish diaspora in various countries. In fact, some of the largest St. Patrick’s Day events occur outside of Ireland. In addition to paying homage to St. Patrick, the holiday is largely known for being one big party catering to the over-21 crowd. It’s common to find people raising pints throughout the day on St. Patrick’s Day. However, for those who want children to be a part of the festivities, there are plenty of entertaining ways to incorporate them into any celebration. Attend A Parade Parades are a common sight come St. Patrick’s Day, and they’re ideal activities for children. If your town or city is hosting a St. Patrick’s Day parade this year, make plans to attend with the children. Follow safety precautions, including remaining socially distant, when necessary, and watch the floats, pipers, colorfully clad characters, and other participants go by.
saint of Ireland, actually was born in Britain, according to National Geographic Kids. Also, he wasn’t always associated with the color green; he was first depicted wearing blue robes. These are just some of the facts adults and children can explore together. Collect Clovers St. Patrick used a three-leaf clover, or shamrock, to explain the basic tenets of Christianity. The three-leaf clover represented the Holy Trinity. If St. Patrick’s Day falls on a nice day, everyone can venture outside to collect shamrocks and hunt for the elusive fourleaf clover, which may bring good luck.
Serve Child-Friendly Beverages For those hosting St. Patrick’s Day at home, be sure to have a variety of foods and beverages on hand, particularly ones that children can enjoy. Whip up your own concoction like a Leprechaun
Get Dressed Up Children can have fun dressing up in all sorts of apparel. While green shirts are par for the course, kids also can don rugby or soccer shirts from their favorite Irish teams. Authentic Irish Aran wool sweaters and cardigans, or Punch that features lemon-lime soda, other traditional clothing, also can be green food coloring and lime sherbet. worn. Kids may have fun making masks or hats they can wear as well. Learn St. Patrick’s History St. Patrick’s Day is a fun time for Children may not realize that St. people of all ages. The holiday can be Patrick, even though he is the patron made kid-friendly in a variety of ways.
Irish Songs To Enhance St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations Music can enliven any event and often sets the tone for boisterous festivities. From dinner parties to weddings, music plays an integral role in many momentous occasions. Music also is front and center during St. Patrick’s Day parties and other celebrations. Imparting traditional music as well as modern Irish songs into St. Patrick’s Day fanfare can kick parties up another notch. To get the celebration started, consider adding these Irish songs to your St. Patrick’s Day event, courtesy of Irish Travel Guide, Vagabond Tours and The Irish Road Trip. • “The Lonesome Boatman”: This is a lesser-known Irish folk song that debuted on the 1969 album from Finbar and Eddie. It is a haunting song that features the tin whistle, like many traditional Irish songs. • “Molly Malone:” This song has been an anthem for the people of Dublin since the late 19th century. It talks about a Dublin fishmonger, and The Dubliners’ take is a popular version. Irish folk song, but a classic nonetheless. • “A Nation Once Again”: This hymn was written • “The Fields of Athenry”: This tune often is in the early to mid-1840s by Thomas Osborne Davis. considered the unofficial national anthem of Ireland. As the creator of the Young Irelander movement, he It captures the tragedy of the Great Famine as well as helped pave the way for changes in Irish nationalism, and the song is often classified as “Irish rebel music.” the enduring spirit of the Irish people. • “Wild Mountain Thyme”: This classic folk song • “Grace”: This song was written about an Irish has stood the test of time and recently was covered artist who married Joseph Mary Plunkett, one of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising. “Grace” is a sad by pop star Ed Sheeran. It has become synonymous
with Ireland, even though it may trace its origins to 18th century Scotland. • “Zombie”: While not a traditional Irish folk song, “Zombie” was written by one of the best known alternative Irish rock bands, The Cranberries. It’s a powerful song that alludes to The Troubles in Northern Ireland. • “Danny Boy”: What St. Patrick’s Day gathering would be complete without the widely recognized “Danny Boy”? This classic was inspired by the Siege of Derry, and the song became renowned during WWI. Frederick Edward Weatherly, an English barrister and singer, put lyrics to “Danny Boy” in 1912. • “Raglan Road”: This song is known as one of Ireland’s most romantic tunes. Poet Patrick Kavanagh wrote the lyrics, purportedly inspired by his brief connection with doctor Hilda Moriarity. • “The Rocky Road to Dublin”: A tale of the adventures and troubles of a man traveling to Liverpool from his home in Ireland, this is a popular Irish song among tourists. • “The Wild Rover”: This tune tells of a wayward son spending money on beer and whiskey but promising to return home to change his wild ways. It’s a classic Irish drinking song. Modern or classic, plenty of inspiration can come from singing Irish tunes during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
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Every March, the American Red Cross honors and celebrates the everyday heroes who help fulfill our humanitarian mission during Red Cross Month. The American Red Cross and the Canadian Red Cross help communities in their own countries and across the globe every day. The Red Cross is perhaps most visible in the aftermath of natural disasters. However, the American Red Cross and the Canadian Red Cross are active year-round, and there are plenty of ways for
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The modern era is often referred to as the “Digital Age,” but mankind’s relationship with science and technology dates back much further than the 21st century. According to Wired. com, in 2006 scientists confirmed that a device discovered in 1900 amid the remains of an ancient Mediterranean shipwreck was an analog computer. The device, since dubbed
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The Differences Between Weather Warnings And Watches the level of threat a notice carries can help people take appropriate action and avoid serious consequences. The NWS uses a fourtier system to alert the public of hazards. Here’s a closer look at what each tier constitutes.
weather may approach in the next three to seven days. The public should monitor the situation and stay tuned for further updates.
Advisory With an advisory, weather conditions are not overly serious but could prove inconvenient. Outlook This is the least serious Individuals should be weather alert. It usually cautious and prudent means that hazardous when preparing supplies
or traveling. Watch During a weather watch, there is an increased risk of a hazardous weather occurrence, though the timing or location is still uncertain. This is when it is essential to practice an evacuation or preparedness plan and stock up on any lastminute supplies.
Warning The most serious of the weather impact notifications, a warning constitutes an imminent or likely event. The weather may cause a threat to property or life. Immediate action to stay safe is necessary. While these alerts are based on the severity of impending weather, it is important to note that the NWS will not necessarily
follow the same timeline with issuing alerts. That depends on how fast a weather situation develops. If there is time, an advisory, then a watch and then a warning may be issued. However, if a storm moves in rapidly, only a warning may be issued. People always should pay attention to weather notices so they can be prepared should severe weather be in the forecast.
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