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New York State Senator Steve Rhoads Hosts Successful Senate Farm Day Of Action In Partnership With Island Harvest

On Monday, July 31, Senator Rhoads hosted the inaugural Senate Farm Day of Action where he invited his fellow Long Island Senators to join him and Island Harvest in planting seeds, harvesting crops, and packing fresh produce at Island Harvest’s Healthy Harvest Farm in Brentwood. Island Harvest is one of Long Island’s leading hunger relief organizations and their farm helps them deliver on their mission to end hunger and reduce food waste on Long Island. At the farm, senators, their staff, and volunteers were able to gain first-hand experience from Long Island farmers about all the work that goes into operating a fresh food bank garden. The group planted string beans and squash and harvested swiss chard and fennel to be sent to local food banks. The

Senate Farm Day of Action highlighted the importance of local food banks and the valuable services that they provide for people in need. Studies show that 272,000 Long Islanders experience hunger and food insecurity - that is one in every nine Long Islanders. In addition, 89,000 of Long Islanders that are food insecure are children. Hunger and access to healthy foods is a major issue on Long Island. With Senator Rhoads’ leadership in spearheading events like the Senate Farm Day of Action, it reminds Long Islanders of the rich agricultural history of Long Island, creates more awareness about hunger relief organizations on Long Island, and supports their efforts to help combat food insecurity.

State Senator Steve Rhoads (District 5) said, “It was an honor to spearhead the inaugural

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a fun, educational, and rewarding experience for everyone involved. I was happy to roll up my sleeves with Senator Dean Murray and my interns to play an active role in fighting hunger on Long Island. Special thank you to Randi Shubin Dresner and her unbelievably welcoming Island Harvest team for helping us plant seeds, harvest crops, and learn about sustainable farming practices. Island Harvest does an incredible job educating our community about healthy eating habits as well as providing fresh produce to local families in need on Long Island. Our Senate Farm Day of Action was a great success and a hands-on way to get involved in the local community and help make a difference.

“It was an absolute pleasure to join my colleague, NYS Senator Steve Rhoads, members of his staff and Randi Shubin Dresner and her team from Island Harvest, as we did some planting and harvesting of food that will be shared with those in need all across Long

Island. Island Harvest does a tremendous job of making sure they are providing families with healthy food as well as teaching them the importance of eating healthy and nutritious meals. The part about this experience is that it doesn’t get any healthier than growing your own food,” said State Senator Dean Murray (District 3).

“We are grateful to Senator Rhoads for his efforts in helping bring to light the importance of

providing fresh produce and the nutritional value it brings to people who are food insecure,” said Randi Shubin Dresner, president & CEO, Island Harvest Food Bank. “Along with Senator Murray, they helped plant squash and harvested tomatoes, Swiss chard, and fennel, and we are grateful for their continue support, working together to find creative solutions to the ongoing and chronic issue of hunger on Long Island and across New York state.”

SENATE FARM DAY OF ACTION - On Monday, July 31, Senator Rhoads hosted the inaugural Senate Farm Day of Action where he invited his fellow Long Island Senators to join him and Island Harvest in planting seeds, harvesting crops, and packing fresh produce at Island Harvest’s Healthy Harvest Farm in Brentwood.

SENATE FARM DAY OF ACTION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ISLAND HARVEST - Senator Rhoads was joined by Senator Dean Murray, as well as legislative interns Ryan Farrell, Steven Mendell, Keith Presti, and John Dossie.

WWII Veteran Warren James Turns 100

Town Councilman

John C. Cochrane, Jr., retired US Navy Captain and Chairman of Islip Town Veterans’ Advisory Board, recently met with our Town’s newest centenarian, World War II Veteran, Warren James, to congratulate him on his milestone 100th birthday.

Born in 1923, Warren enlisted to serve in the United States Coast Guard in December of 1941, and would serve on the USS Mistletoe (WAGL237) coastal buoy tender stationed in the Hampton Roads area. After receiving transfer to the USS Eugene (PF-40) Tacoma class frigate, he entered the Pacific Theater aboard the

ship that would later earn two World War II battle stars.

While transporting wounded from the battle of the Philippines, the USS Eugene caught fire, but was saved along with its occupants by the dedicated efforts of the crew in which Warren served. Transferred once more to the USS Lansing (DE-388), he would continue to serve with dedication through to the remainder of World War II.

“Warren James belongs to that special group in our Nation’s history,” said Islip Councilman John C. Cochrane Jr. “Part of the greatest generation, his efforts during the

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War contributed to the protection of the Pacific that helped save lives and enable the U.S. and Allied Forces to emerge victorious. We wish him nothing but peace and happiness on this milestone birthday achievement,” the councilman added.

After the war, Mr. James returned to Long Island and worked for the Fair Harbor Ferry Company, serving as a dock hand and captain. His love for the ocean led him to move to Lonelyville on Fire Island, where he would further serve his community as both Water Commissioner and Fire Commissioner.

Happy Birthday, Warren James!

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DISPLAYS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST: OUTSIDE SHOWCASE

– The Bay Shore Garden Club display will be all about “Creating a Butterfly Garden”.

INSIDE SHOWCASE –Joan Guadagno will be displaying unbelievable dollhouse miniatures. Some are handmade creations of her father, Harold Wellander.

GALLERY – Flora Allen is known for her landscape art and use of vibrant

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ADULT PROGRAMS: through October 3rd – Tuesdays from 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. – Senior Fitness (BBA102)

The fee for this 8 week class is $24.00. This class is designed to help you maintain flexibility and strength. This class is suitable for everyone.

August 7th through October 2nd – Mondays at 6:00 P.M. – Gentle Yoga (BBA101)

There is a $30.00 nonrefundable fee for this 8 session class made payable by cash or check due at the time of registration. You will learn yoga postures that can provide a great workout that increases strength and flexibility.

Learn to quiet the mind by placing attention on the breath and on the movement and stillness of the body. Bring a yoga mat. Optional: two yoga blocks and an exercise band.

August 9th - Wednesday at 7:00 P.M – Fireside Book Discussion (BBA117)

The book to be discussed is Sweet Water by Christina Baker Kline. Copies of the book in various formats are available a month before the next meeting at the Circulation Desk. If you are interested in joining the discussion, please email the Library at: staff@bsbwlibrary.org .

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Michael Hansen Takes Over As East Islip Middle School Principal

Michael Hansen has been named the new principal of East Islip Middle School, effective July 1. He replaces the retiring Bill Brennen. For the last year, Hansen served as the East Islip School District’s math and science director, and before that as an assistant principal at East Islip High School. Prior to coming to East Islip, he spent 22 years in the Connetquot School District as a science teacher and then as dean of students.

WWII VETERAN WARREN JAMES TURNS 100 - Town Councilman John C. Cochrane, Jr., retired US Navy Captain and Chairman of Islip Town Veterans’ Advisory Board, recently met with our Town’s newest centenarian, World War II Veteran, Warren James, to congratulate him on his milestone 100th birthday.

A Rocky Point resident, Hansen earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Rhode Island and master’s degree in education and administrative certification from Stony

Brook University.

“I am very grateful and excited for the trust the community has given me in guiding our adolescent learners during this crucial time in their development,” Hansen

said. “I have enjoyed my roles as assistant principal and director of math and science in the district and look forward to continuing to nurture the relationships I have built and establishing new ones as I begin as the building leader of this wonderful school. My goal is to create a safe and stimulating environment where students feel confident to be active participants in their education, feel comfortable taking risks in their learning and support their socialemotional needs. I look forward to working with the outstanding educators, staff, parents and students in our East Islip Middle School family.”

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Legislator Flotteron Recognizes Small Business Of The Year For 11th LD

Healthcare Wellness Center in Bay Shore was recognized as Suffolk County Legislature’s 2023 Small Business of the Year in the 11th Legislative District. Owner, Anthony Cerabino, B.M., LMT, M.S., L.Ac, started Healthcare Wellness Center in 2005. The 1,600-square-foot center is a place for people to go to get the

highest quality of holistic, alternative health care possible, utilizing the ancient techniques of acupuncture and massage therapy. The Center is an Acupuncture & Integrative Holistic Center helping people by using a combination of healing modalities including: Acupuncture, Medical Massage Therapy, Herbal

Medicine, Nutritional Counseling, and Allergy Elimination (NAET).

The Center is NYS Licensed, Acupuncture Society of NY Certified, ACAOM Approved, American Massage Therapy Association Approved and American Association of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine Approved.

Islip Town Board Recognizes Hero Firefighter, Medal Of Valor Recipient

Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter and the Islip Town Board recently congratulated Islip resident Lt. Justin Hespeler of the FDNY, for in May receiving the Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor from President Biden.

While responding to a call in November of 2021, Lt. Hespeler was made aware of a newborn trapped on the second floor of a burning Brooklyn home. Without the protection of a hoseline, and ignoring

urgent calls for personnel to evacuate the building, Lt. Hespeler battled through heavy black smoke, zero visibility and high heat, to locate the unconscious 5-week-old and carry him to safety, where EMS administered life-saving aid.

“Lt. Hespeler’s heroic deeds are truly remarkable and stand as a testament to the selfless courage of first responders,” said Islip Supervisor Angie Carpenter. “This type of

heroism is inspiring, and we are proud as a Town to call him one of our own.” the Supervisor added.

The Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor is the highest national award presented to a public safety officer who has exhibited extraordinary valor above and beyond the call of duty.

Lt. Justin Hespeler is a former United Sates Marine and former member of the NYPD. He joined the FDNY in September of 2005.

SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR FOR 11TH LD - Healthcare Wellness Center in Bay Shore was recognized as Suffolk County Legislature’s 2023 Small Business of the Year in the 11th Legislative District.

PSEG Long Island Reminds Customers To Enjoy Summer Safely

PSEG Long Island reminds customers to keep safety at the forefront as they use electricity to make the most of the season.

“Most of us love to be outside when the weather is warm and the days are long, and many of us utilize electricity to transform our outdoor spaces for the season,” said Michael Sullivan, PSEG Long Island’s vice president of Transmission and Distribution. “Whether you are using electric lawn equipment, hooking up a sound system for a garden party, or even inflating a bounce house or kids’ swimming pool, it’s important to follow best practices to ensure everyone stays safe.”

PSEG Long Island recommends customers:

· Check that extension cords are correctly rated for the amount of electricity they are to carry and are Underwriter Laboratory (UL) approved.

· Check all electric cords for visible damage. Cracked or frayed cords can be dangerous. Never use power equipment on wet hedges, grass, shrubs, or in any areas that are damp.

Make sure their work and garden power tools are protected with threepronged grounding plugs, unless they are double insulated.

Contact their town or village hall to confirm that their pool plans meet all

local zoning and safety requirements.

Check that no electric devices are so close to the swimming pool that they could accidentally fall into the water.

Ensure that all outdoor outlets have waterproof covers. Outlets that have moisture in them may create a shock hazard.

Keep all ladders far away from electric lines.

To help customers make the most of their summer without breaking the bank, PSEG Long Island offers rebates on smart thermostats, heat pump pool heaters and more. To learn more, visit https://www.psegliny.com/ saveenergyandmoney/ energystarrebates.

ISLIP TOWN BOARD RECOGNIZES HERO FIREFIGHTER, MEDAL OF VALOR RECIPIENT - Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter and the Islip Town Board recently congratulated Islip resident Lt. Justin Hespeler of the FDNY, for receiving the Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor from President Biden.

United Way Of Long Island Stuff-A-Bus Program

The United Way of Long Island has kicked off its annual Stuff-ABus program. Now in its 15th year and in partnership with Suffolk Transportation Service Inc., their goal is to help young students succeed by providing school supplies to thousands of students across Long Island.

Requested items include: Backpacks, Lunch Boxes Pocket Folders,

Notebooks (Marble Composition), Index Cards

Washable Markers, Highlighters, Crayons, Colored Pencils

Pencils, Pens, Erasers, Pencil Cases (Holders)

Glue/Glue Sticks

Rulers, Scissors

Sticky Notes, Hand Wipes

To donate supplies visit Amazon wish list, or www.unitedwayli.org/ stuffabus. To participate

contact Donna at 631.940.3734 or Donna@ unitedwayli.org.

School items collected by individuals or companies can be delivered by August 18 to: United Way of Long Island, 819 Grand Boulevard, Deer Park (Next to Tangier Outlets Deer Park). DropOff I-lours: MondayThursday 10am - 5pm

2023 Sandcastle Contest

New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to announce the 2023 Sandcastle Contest at Hither Hills State Park. The contest will be held each Thursday through August 31, 2023. Sand sculptors may use sand, water, and any other natural materials native to the beach.

Prizes are provided by the Natural Heritage Trust, the program’s sponsor. Each week’s prizes will be awarded for the best

sculptors and castles in several categories.

Registration is held each Thursday 9:30AM at Hither Hills State Park Visitors Center. A $10.00 Vehicle Use Fee will be in effect.

Event Schedule:

Registration-9:30am

Build Time-9:30 am10:30 am

Judging-10:30 am

Awards Ceremony-11:00 am -12pm

For further information, please call Hither Hills State Park at (631) 668-

2554.

The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation oversees more than 250 parks, historic sites, recreational trails, golf courses, boat launches and more, which in 2022 were visited by record 79.5 million people. For more information on any of these recreation areas, call 518-474-0456 or visit www. parks.ny.gov, connect with us on Facebook, or follow on Instagram and Twitter.

8th Annual Heroes Against Heroin 5K Walk

The John Brower, Jr. Foundation, in partnership with Outreach, will host the 8th Annual Heroes Against Heroin 5K Walk on Saturday, September 9, 2023, at 10:00 a.m. at Jones Beach State Park, Parking Field 1 (check-in begins at 9:00 a.m.).

The Walk was established by the Brower family (parents John, Sr. and Jody, and their children Kristen and Robert) in 2014 after they tragically lost their son John, Jr. to an opioid overdose in 2014. The aim of the event is to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic and the suppport needed to fight the problem that continues to devastate families and communities throughout Long Island. All funds raised support Outreach’s life-saving treatment programs and services for individuals and families.

The Walk along the historic Jones Beach

Boardwalk serves as an ongoing tribute to the memory of John Brower, Jr. and others who have been lost to the ongoing opioid crisis. The Walk offers information to inspire and educate the public about substance and alcohol use disorders and the treatment options available to them and their loved ones. To learn more, please visit: https://opiny. org/donate/brower-walk/.

How to Participate

The 8th Annual John Brower, Jr. 5K Heroes Against Heroin Walk will take place, rain, or shine. All are welcome - families, groups, and individuals.

To register:

Download and complete a Registration Form https:// opiny.org/wp-content/ uploads/2023/07/5K-WalkRegistration-Packet.pdf and return it to the address noted on the form as soon as possible. Children under 18 should have their form

signed by a parent or guardian. They must also be accompanied at the Walk by an adult.

Note: All walkers must also complete and sign an accompanying waiver and photo release.

For online registration visit, https://opiny.org/ donate/donate-now/ Registration is $25. While applications will be accepted on the day of the event, pre-registration is strongly encouraged!

Check-in on the morning of the event begins at 9:00 a.m. The walk begins promptly at 10 a.m. Free parking will be available at Jones Beach Parking Field 1 – participants should mention to the attendant that they are attending the Outreach/Brower Walk.

For more information, assistance with registration, or any questions, please contact Marsha Radulov at 718-847-9233 ext. 2310 or marsharadulov@opiny.org.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16

7:30PM-10:30PM

TRIVIA NIGHT AT SHANDON COURT

Come to Shandon Court for Rock 'n' Roll Trivia Night! Reservations recommended for table seating or teams over 3 people, but walk-ins are welcomed at the bar. $5 per person to play. Call 631-581-5678 to make a phone reservation.

5:00PM-9:00PM

ST. JAMES SUMMER NIGHTS

Brought to you by the Community Association of Greater St. James. The annual nighttime street fair, with live band, vendors, and food trucks at St. James Elementary School. For more information please call 516-220-8217.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 17

6:00PM-11:00PM

FEAST OF SAINT PIUS X

Held from August 17th to August 20th. Sunday open from 4PM10PM. Located at 270 Washington Avenue in Plainview. There will be nightly entertainment, rides and games, beer and wine bar, pastry bar and more! Pay one price for all rides, available every night. For more information contact St. Pius X at 516-938-3956.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18

1:30PM-7:30PM

BLOOD DRIVE

Save a life this summer by donating blood at the Freeport Memorial Library. Each person who donates will receive a voucher for two Mets tickets. Donors must be at least 16 years of age (16-year-olds require parental permission). Those 76 and over

require a doctor’s note. Walk-ins welcome. Visit www.nycb.org for information.

5:35PM

DUCK BASEBALL & COOLING

TOWEL GIVEAWAY

Kick off the weekend with an exciting night of LI Ducks Baseball! The Ducks take on game one of a three game series. Tickets to the game, and all Ducks home games, are available by visiting the Fairfi eld Properties Ballpark box offi ce, calling 631-940-TIXX or online at www.liducks.com.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 19

10:00AM-5:00PM

KIDS FUN FEST

Visit the John J. Byrne Community Center in Uniondale for a Kids Fun Fest. Face Painting, Balloon Animals, Bouncy House, Giveaways and more. Sign up today as space is limited. This is an outdoor event. For more information please call 516-288-5138.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 20

12:00PM

CINEMA FOR KIDS: THE IRON GIANT

Huntington’s Cinema Arts Centre will be hosting a selection of special events that include screenings of beloved family movies, and cult classics. Visit cinemaartscentre.org for more information.

3:00PM-6:00PM

LOBSTER & CHICKEN BBQ

Riverhead Elks Lodge is having their annual Lobster & Chicken BBQ. Serving begins at 4 pm. Music by DJ Stephanie, raffl es and

50/50. Only 200 tickets available! For more information please call 631-727-2027.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 22

2:00PM-3:00PM

ARTS FIM FESTIVAL

Join the Freeport Memorial Library for an entertaining and educational Watch Party featuring various topics in the arts on the medici. tv database. Patrons can also view the documentary at home during the event. For more information visit freeportlibrary.info.

7:00PM

REPUBLIC AIRPORT COMMISSION MEETING

The next meeting of the Republic Airport Commission will be held at 7150 Republic Airport, Rm 201, Farmingdale. For more information call 631-752-7707 x6109 or email info@republicairport.net.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26

10:00AM-3:00PM

$5 FOR ALL THAT FITS

Union United Methodist Church in East Northport is hosting a Clearance Treasures to go event. They are clearing out their shop and invite everyone to fi ll up their bags for $5. Some specialty items will be individually priced. For more information please call 631-261-1303.

6:30PM TALENT SHOW

Grace United Methodist Church in Lindenhurst will be hosting a Talent Show at 515 S. Wellwood Avenue. A free-will offering will be taken. For more information please call 631-226-8690.

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The St. Jude Walk/Run On Sept. 10

Registration is open for the St. Jude Walk/Run Long Island presented by Tweezerman International LLC. during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month at 9 a.m. EST on Sunday, Sept. 10 at Marcum Corporate Offices & Park (10 Melville Park Rd. Melville, NY 11747).

The St. Jude Walk/Run offers supporters of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® a chance to walk or run and gather in-person or virtually to raise funds and awareness for the St. Jude mission: Finding cures. Saving children.® Thanks to generous supporters, families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food, so they can focus on helping their child live. This year’s St. Jude Walk/Run series is nationally presented by Window World, Marcum Foundation, Kia and Amazon.

In addition to the Walk, the St. Jude Walk/RunLong Island will feature entertainment, food, and activities for the whole family to enjoy. Participants will even have the opportunity to connect with St. Jude patients and learn firsthand how their support makes a difference.

St. Jude is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other lifethreatening diseases. Fundraising events like the St. Jude Walk/Run are helping to fuel the current six-year, $12.9 billion St. Jude strategic plan that includes increasing its global investment to impact more of the 400,000 kids around the world with cancer each year.  Register or learn more at stjude.org/walklongisland.

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NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF SUFFOLK PNC Bank, National Association, Plaintiff AGAINST Patrick Aitcheson, et al., Defendant(s) Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale duly entered January 14, 2014, I, the undersigned Referee will sell at public auction at the Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip NY 11751 on September 12, 2023 at 10:30AM, premises known as 255 OCEAN AVE, BRENTWOOD, NY 11717. All that certain plot piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements erected, situate, lying and being in the Town of Islip, County of Suffolk and State of New York, District 0500 Sec 096.00 Block 01.00 Lot 097.000. Approximate amount of judgment $319,220.49 plus interest and costs. Premises will be sold subject to provisions of filed Judgment Index #13700/2010. The aforementioned auction will be conducted in accordance with the SUFFOLK County COVID-19 Protocols located on the Office of Court Administration (OCA) website (https://ww2.nycourts.gov/ Admin/oca.shtml) and as such all persons must comply with social distancing, wearing masks and screening practices in effect at the time of this foreclosure sale. Richard M. Klein, Esq., Referee Fein, Such, Kahn & Shepard, P.C. 28 East Main Street, Suite 1800 Rochester, NY 14614 XPNJY001 76868

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Preservation Long Island Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary With Special Events And Programs Through December 2023

Preservation Long Island is delighted to announce its 75th year in operation as the only regional not-for-profit organization dedicated to historic preservation on geographic Long Island. From events and exhibitions to preservation advocacy and on-site student education, their wide-ranging programs connect Long Islanders to the region’s diverse and distinctive past.

To help celebrate this 75th Anniversary milestone, special events are planned including, a new exhibition, and redesigned house tours and special programs at Preservation Long Island’s historic properties across Long Island.

Originally founded in 1948 as the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, the organization adopted Preservation Long Island as a new name in 2017 to communicate more plainly its commitment to

advancing the importance of preserving all facets of the region’s history through advocacy, education, and stewardship of historic sites and collections.

Preservation Long Island’s approach to historic preservation on Long island is comprehensive and includes:

• Interpreting three Preservation Long Island owned historic sites in Suffolk County.

• Providing free advisory services in communities across Long Island for individuals and groups engaged in local preservation efforts. Advocacy work includes the Endangered Historic Places Program and Preservation Awards.

• Maintaining exceptional examples of regional material culture.

Preservation Long Island’s collections

of over 8,000 objects and archival materials is considered one of the most significant regional assemblages of decorative arts and objects in New York State. Hundreds of images from the collection are now available to browse online.

• Developing exhibitions that explore Long Island’s remarkable material and cultural past at their headquartersGallery in Cold Spring Harbor.

• Presenting innovative educational programs about local history and the built environment at Preservation Long Island owned historic properties as well as onsite programs for school groups.

• Publishing scholarly works and books.

Preservation Long Island’s ground-

breaking publications on Long Island history and decorative arts remain the go-to sources for studying Long Island’s heritage.

New Exhibition: Blanket Statements: Long Island’s Early Weaving Industry Now through–October 8, 2023

Preservation Long Island Exhibition Gallery, 161 Main Street, Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Featuring art and objects from the collections of Preservation Long Island, the Huntington Historical Society, and the Whaling Museum & Education Center, Blanket Statements explores Long Island’s early textile industry and the broader historical events that shaped its growth during the first half of the nineteenth century.

Self-Guided Tours: Thursdays to Sundays from 11AM to 4PM

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dies from cancer. St. Jude shares the breakthroughs it makes to help doctors and researchers at local hospitals and cancer centers

around the world improve the quality of treatment and care for even more children. Because of generous donors, families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food, so

they can focus on helping their child live. Visit St.

Jude Inspire to discover powerful St. Jude stories of hope, strength, love and kindness. Support the St. Jude mission by donating

at stjude.org, liking St. Jude on Facebook, following St. Jude on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok, and subscribing to its YouTube channel.

Private Group Tours for Preservation Long Island members can be arranged during the run of the exhibition through our Development Office.

To learn more about the exhibition and register for the Curator tours visit: https:// preservationlongisland.org/ blanket-statements/

Historic House Tours

After a two-year hiatus and the enlistment of a new interpretive team of Museum Educators, along with a cadre of trained volunteers, all three Preservation Long Island owned historic properties in Suffolk County will be open for the season with redesigned tours offered through October 2023. Each site preserves extraordinary examples of early American architecture and design.

Tours are free for Preservation Long Island

Members and $5-$10 for general admission tickets. For opening hours at each property and to reserve tours through their online scheduling system visit: https:// preservationlongisland.org/ tours/

Registration and ticketing links to all programs, events and tours are accessible on Preservation Long Island’s website: https:// preservationlongisland.org/ category/upcomingevents/ https:// preservationlongisland.org/ tours/

To learn more about the history of Preservation Long Island and to download a free eBook about the founding of the non-profit visit: https:// preservationlongisland.org/ ourstory/

For more information about Preservation Long Island’s programs and services visit: https:// preservationlongisland.org/

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It’s never too soon to practice healthy aging; the things we do to keep body and heart healthy— nutritious diet, physical activity, and social connections – also can help promote brain health and wellness. To help individuals be proactive about protecting their brain health, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is providing these 10 steps for successful aging.

“Lifestyle choices play a vital role in healthy aging and brain health, and it’s never too soon to start,” said Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr., AFA’s President & CEO. “Eating right, exercising the body and mind, getting proper sleep, and being socially active all contribute to healthy aging and good

Alzheimer’s Foundation Of America Promotes Ten Steps For Healthy Aging

brain health, and can potentially reduce the risk of developing a dementiarelated illness.”

AFA offers the following 10 steps for healthy aging:

Eat Well-Adopt a lowfat diet high on fruits and veggies, like strawberries, blueberries, and broccoli. Take daily vitamins. Limit intake of red meats, fried and processed foods, salt, and sugar. In general, foods that are “heart healthy” are also “brain healthy.”

Stay Active-Physical activity increases blood flow to the brain and can also help improve mood and overall wellbeing.

Brisk walking benefits brain health, while aerobics can boost your heart rate, and weight training builds strength

and flexibility.

Learn New ThingsChallenge your brain by starting a new hobby like playing tennis, learning to speak a foreign language, trying a cooking class, or something you have not done before. Even something as simple as brushing your teeth with your non-dominant hand stimulates the brain by forcing it to think outside of its normal routine.

Get Enough SleepGetting a consistent sleep every night is key; at least seven to nine hours is ideal. Having a good sleep environment is also helpful. Insomnia or sleep apnea can have serious physical effects and negatively affect memory and thinking.

Mind Your MedsMedication can affect

everyone differently, especially as you age. When getting a new medication or something you have not taken in a while (whether over the counter or prescription), talk to your doctor or local pharmacist.

Stop Smoking and Limit Alcohol-Smoking can increase the risk of other serious illnesses, while too much alcohol can impair judgment and cause accidents, including falls, broken bones, and car crashes.

Stay ConnectedSocial interaction and maintaining an active social life are very important for brain health, cognitive stimulation and mood. Invite friends and family over for a meal, board games, or just to hang out. Engaging in

your community and participating in group activities is also beneficial.

Know Your Blood Pressure-Blood pressure can impact your cognitive functioning. Visit your physician regularly to check your blood pressure and make sure it is in normal range.

See Your DoctorMaintain checkups. Health screenings are key to managing chronic illnesses, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity, all of which can impact brain health. Speak with your physician about any concerns or questions you have about your health.

Get a Memory Screening-Our brains need regular checkups, just as other parts of our bodies do. Memory

screenings are quick, noninvasive exams for our brains. AFA offers free virtual memory screenings every weekday—visit www. alzfdn.org or call AFA at 866-232-8484 to learn more about getting a free virtual memory screening. You can also talk to your doctor about getting a screening as part of your annual wellness exam.

Individuals who would like to learn more about healthy aging, brain health, or memory screenings can contact the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s Helpline by phone (866232-8484), web chat (www.alzfdn.org), or text message (646-586-5283) seven days a week, or visit www.alzfdn.org.