May 24, 2023 - June 6, 2023 Suffolk Zone 4

BELOVED NYPD DETECTIVE HONORED IN SYMBOLIC STREET RENAMING - Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter, members of the NYPD’s EMS and DEA units joined family and friends of NYPD Det. Harry D’Onofrio at a street renaming in his honor. “Though it is but a small gesture to recognize a life so large, it is the Town’s great honor to display the name of local hero Det. Harry O. D’Onofrio for all to see and to remember,” said Supervisor Angie Carpenter.

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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.

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Art In The Park Fine Art & Craft Fair At Huntington’s

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June 3 And June 4

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After a long hiatus due to the pandemic, the Art League of Long Island is proud to bring back the Art in the Park Fine Art & Craft Fair to the scenic Heckscher Park in Huntington on Saturday, June 3 and Sunday, June 4. Now in its 53rd year, this juried fair attracts thousands of discerning art lovers looking to purchase unique, one-of-a-kind art and craft to display in their homes or to wear as fashion statements.

More than 80 artists and craftspeople will show and sell original works of art and handmade crafts such as paintings, ceramics, jewelry, sculpture, woodwork, glasswork, photography, fiber art, wearable art and more. Prizes will be awarded to exhibitors who

demonstrate superior artistry and craftsmanship.

The event will also feature live art demonstrations by Art League instructors, family-friendly hands-on activities, and live music. A raffle will run throughout the weekend, the winner to be announced the following week. Proceeds will benefit the Art League of Long Island, a not-for-profit visual arts organization serving the community since 1955.

This rain or shine event will be open to the public 10am and close at 5pm both days. The fair takes place in the ballfield by Rt 25A and Sabbath Day Path. Admission is free for the entire family. For more information call (631) 4625400 x222 or visit www. artleagueli.org.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24

9:30AM-2:30PM

HISTORY OF THE LI RAILROAD

The Historical Society of Islip Hamlet will host David Morrison, retired LIRR branch manager/author as he tells stories about the railroad that shaped LI, focusing on the Islip Station. The program will be held at the Islip Public Library. For more info visit isliphamlethistory.org or call 631-559-2915.

THURSDAY, MAY 25

4:00PM-7:00PM

AMERICA'S VETDOGS

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Come experience service dog demonstrations, speak to local veterans and first responders about how their service dog has improved their lives, explore volunteer opportunities, learn about the lifechanging work service dogs provide & much more. No registration necessary. America’s VetDogs is located at 371 East Jericho Turnpike in Smithtown. For more information visit vetdogs.org.

7:00PM

MILLS' PARTY FOR LIFE

In memory of Peter Careccia, witness the Miracle of Life as a cancer survivor will meet the donor who saved his life for the very first time at The Heritage Club in Bethpage. All proceeds benefit KiDS NEED MoRE Camp Adventure. For more information, email info@ kidsneedmore.org.

FRIDAY, MAY 26

10:00AM

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ICE CREAM PARTY & LUNCH

Bring the family and celebrate the holiday of Shavuot at The Chai Center. Join the Chai Center for a special reading of The 10 Commandments followed by an ice cream party for the kids and a luncheon for the whole family. For more information go to TheChaiCenter.com or call 631-351-8672.

SATURDAY, MAY 27

12:00PM-4:00PM

CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT

The Smithtown Historical Society presents a Cvil War Encampment. Admission is $5 per person. There will be Civil War-Era Military Camps, LI Civil War Reenactors, Musket Demonstrations, Battlefield Doctor, Music and Vendors. For more information call 631-265-6768 or email info@smithtownhistorical.org.

SUNDAY, MAY 28

9:00AM-1:00PM

5K RUN AT PINDAR VINEYARDS

Enjoy Pindar Vineyards like you never have before. Bring family and friends, and plan a morning of action and relaxation at the Run the Vineyards – Pindar Vineyards 5K event! Visit runsignup.com or call 631-734-6200 for more information.

12:00PM-1:00PM

HONEYBEE CLASS

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MONDAY, MAY 29

9:30AM

ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

The Sgt. John Sardiello American Legion Post 1634 in West Babylon is pleased to announce the 2023 Memorial Day Parade. This year's route will begin on Arnold Avenue at the junction of Route 109 and continue to the Post located at 10 Bruce Street, West Babylon. For more information please contact 631-669-3931 or sgtjsardiello1634@gmail.com.

10:00AM

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

The Edward K. Peisker VFW Post #5348 will host a Memorial Day Parade, beginning on Lake Avenue and proceed to the memorial stone at Deer Park Avenue School. For more information, contact 631-586-2299.

TUESDAY, MAY 30

7:00PM

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF GREATER BAY SHORE MEETING

The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Bay Shore will hold a meeting at the Bay Shore/ Brightwaters Library, One South Country Road, Brightwaters, NY. All are welcome to attend. Call 631-665-7003 for more information.

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The Town of Islip paid tribute to the memory of its fallen hometown heroes, FDNY Jesse Gerhard and FDNY William Moon, with a cupola lighting ceremony on Thursday, May 4th. The event marks the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation’s, “Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters,” which invites fire and community organizations, businesses, landmarks and homes to light up red on May 4, International Firefighters Day, through May 7, National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, and honors the sacrifice of America’s fallen fire heroes.

Jesse Gerhard was a 12year veteran of the Islip Fire Department and a member of the FDNY. On February 15th, 2022, Jesse answered his final call, suddenly passing away while on duty at Ladder 134 just days after battling a 2nd alarm fire.

Together at the steps of Islip Town Hall, stood the Gerhard and Moon families, joined by members of the Islip Fire Department; Islip Town Supervisor, Angie Carpenter; Councilmen Jorge Guadrón and John M. Lorenzo, in solemn tribute to the memory and legacy of these fallen heroes.

“The loss of Jesse at just 33 years-old shook the Islip community, but we take comfort in knowing Jesse followed his heart, and fulfilled his childhood dream of joining the FDNY in his greatgrandfather’s footsteps. Jesse’s commitment to making the world a better place drove him forward, and he died in service of that cause. For this we remember his legacy,” said Islip Town Supervisor, Angie Carpenter.

William “Billy” Moon, was a loving father and devoted husband. Billy joined the FDNY in 2002 and served for 20 years with

the utmost dedication and skill, serving Ladder 133 in Queens, culminating in his transfer to the prestigious Rescue 2 in Brooklyn. Billy also served in Islip, as a devoted volunteer with the Islip Fire Department, serving as Chief in 2017.

“Billy’s career and impact as a firefighter for

over two decades of service truly defined his legacy as a hero. After his death, that legacy lives on. Billy’s donated organs have saved the lives of five people. Among those, are two New York City Fire Fighters, ensuring that his memory will not be forgotten,” said Supervisor Carpenter.

“We continue to grieve the loss of Billy and Jesse: these two incredible men, and beloved firefighters who served our community with courage and valor. And our hearts and thoughts remain with their families, friends, and colleagues, many of whom are here with us today,” she

concluded.

For more information on Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters and Fallen Firefighters Memorial weekend, visit the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation at Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters - Memorial Weekend (firehero.org).

NYS Senator Dean Murray Recognizes Martine Satterley As His 2023 NYS Senate “Women of Distinction” Honoree

2023 NYS SENATE “WOMEN OF DISTINCTION” HONOREE - NYS Senator Dean Murray with Martine Satterley at the New York State Senate Women of Distinction Ceremony in Albany, NY. Martine is currently a 40-year member of the Bellport Volunteer Fire Department; was the first female to serve as Fire Commissioner of the Bellport Fire District and is a member of the Bellport Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. She is a retired New York Telephone Company employee and Bellport Middle School Cafeteria Manager. She represents the best of what New York State seeks to honor in this annual program and is why Martine Satterley is NYS Senator Dean Murray’s 2023 “Women of Distinction” honoree. Photo courtesy of the New York State Senate

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Interesting Facts About Memorial Day

Interesting facts about Memorial Each year on the last Monday of May, Americans celebrate Memorial Day. Memorial Day is a federal holiday that honors and mourns American military personnel who died while performing their duties in service to the United States Armed Forces.

Memorial Day has a rich history and one that’s worth revisiting as the nation prepares to honor the sacrifices made by its military personnel over the centuries.

• Freed slaves played a role in the establishment of Memorial Day. The American Civil War is the deadliest military conflict in American history, as the Union and the Confederacy each suffered more than 800,000 casualties by the time the war ended in 1865. According to History.com, as the war drew to a close, hundreds of Union soldiers who were being held as prisoners of war died and were buried in a mass grave in a Confederate prison camp in South Carolina. After the Confederate surrender, more than 1,000 now-freed slaves honored those recently deceased Union soldiers during a ceremony where they sang hymns and distributed flowers. The ceremony was dedicated to the fallen soldiers and served as a precursor to what is now celebrated as Memorial Day.

• Confederate soldiers were honored, too. Confederate losses during the Civil War outnumbered Union losses, and those losses were not forgotten by Southerners who survived the war. History.com notes that, in 1866, the Georgiabased Ladies Memorial Association, one of many similar organizations to arise in the aftermath of the war, pushed for a day to honor fallen Confederate soldiers. In fact, these efforts are believed to have

influenced General John A. Logan. In 1868, General Logan, a Civil War veteran who was then serving as commander-in-chief of a group of Union veterans, ordered the decoration of Union graves with flowers on May 30. The day would ultimately be known as “Memorial Day.”

• It took a long time for Memorial Day to become a federal holiday. Despite tracing its origins to the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, Memorial Day did not become an official federal holiday until 1971, more than a century after the war ended. This is the same year the holiday was officially designated as taking place on the last Monday in May. The designation has periodically drawn the ire of veterans and military supporters who suggest it is now more widely seen as the unofficial beginning of summer and not a day in which the sacrifices of fallen U.S. soldiers are honored to the extent that they should be.

• Debate exists about which town has the longest history of celebrating Memorial Day. A handful of towns claim to be the first celebrants of Memorial Day. That debate figures to continue in perpetuity, but History.com notes that Waterloo, New York, was officially recognized by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson as the birthplace of Memorial Day in 1966. Doylestown, Pennsylvania, and Rochester, Wisconsin, are some other towns that claim to have celebrated Memorial Day since the mid-1860s.

Memorial Day has a rich history that highlights the importance of honoring the men and women who have given their lives while in service of the United States military.

Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter, members of the NYPD’s EMS and DEA units joined family and friends of NYPD Det. Harry D’Onofrio at a street renaming in his honor. Born in Brooklyn, NY, the son of a New York City Police Department officer, Harry was destined for a life of service to others. At just 18 years old, Harry joined the West Sayville Fire Department, where he served as a member for an extraordinary 43 years, rising to the rank of chief from 2000-2001.

In 1984, Harry joined the NYPD. Through dedication and hard work, he rose to the rank of detective for the Emergency Service Unit. Harry would respond to many high-profile incidents, including the

terrorist attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 and the crash of American Airlines Flight 587.

“Though it is but a small gesture to recognize a life so large, it is the Town’s great honor to display the name of local hero Det. Harry O. D’Onofrio for all to see and to remember,” said Supervisor Angie Carpenter.

In 2004, Harry retired from the NYPD, however his call to serve did not end. He would continue to serve the community and keep the Connetquot School District Safe as a Security Officer.

At 61 years old, Harry tragically succumbed to an illness contracted while responding to and operating at the site of the World Trade Center

attack. Harry was a devoted husband to his wife Merrill, an adored father to sons Patrick and Brian, daughters-inlaw Amber and Danielle and grandfather to four cherished grandchildren.

“Harry’s devotion to protect and to serve our community for over 43 years is a legacy that will be missed and remembered by all who knew him,” said Supervisor Carpenter.

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BELOVED NYPD DETECTIVE HONORED IN SYMBOLIC STREET RENAMINGIslip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter, members of the NYPD’s EMS and DEA units joined family and friends of NYPD Det. Harry D’Onofrio at a street renaming in his honor. “Though it is but a small gesture to recognize a life so large, it is the Town’s great honor to display the name of local hero Det. Harry O. D’Onofrio for all to see and to remember,” said Supervisor Angie Carpenter.

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The Charity of the Month for May is LI Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame

The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) is a 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to the idea that Long Island’s musical heritage is an important resource to be celebrated and preserved for future generations. The organization was created as a place of community that inspires and explores Long Island music in all its forms. They have proudly inducted over 120 music artists and related professionals who are recognized at their beautiful new Stony Brook location.

Music Education plays a significant role in the lives of many. In addition to granting thousands of dollars in music scholarships to individuals each year, LIMEOF also awards selected Music Educators with their ‘Educator of Note’ award annually, allowing those who go above and beyond for their students to be honored with a grant that can be used within the school or district that they work(ed) in.

To nominate an individual for the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame’s ‘Educator of Note’ award, please contact Tom Needham at education@limusichallo ame.org. This year’s nominations must be submitted by September 30th.

Donate: Donations of any size are accepted and appreciated. Your donation will help preserve our rich musical heritage and assist in providing music education programs for children and adults, including scholarships to deserving high school students. Visit limusichallo ame.org/ donate for more information.

Volunteer: As like any non-profit, their volunteers play a large role in their e orts. Each and every person who gives their time as a volunteer is dedicated to help support their mission. If you have a passion for music and would like to volunteer, please visit www. limusichallo ame.org/volunteer and fill out an application form.

Attend Their Upcoming Benefit Concert: On Sunday, July 23rd at 7:30PM, a concert featuring Pat Benetar, Neil Giraldo and Taylor Dayne will be held at the Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill. This show will benefit the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, so everyone who buys a ticket will help support their mission. “We are thrilled that two of our Inductees, Pat Benatar and Taylor Dayne, are performing at this very exciting benefit concert for the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame,” said Ernie Canadeo, LIMEHOF Chairman. “It’s a wonderful opportunity for all Long Islander’s to enjoy a terrific concert in a wonderful venue and support the Hall of Fame’s mission of keeping Long Island’s music heritage alive.”

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For more information about LIMEHOF, visit www.limusichallo ame.org, call 631.689.5888 and read next week’s article!

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

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The Art of Using Art: Space and the Naked Wall, Thursday, May 25, 7:008:30 pm

Art and design professor Ranelle Wolf presents this lecture that will break down the art of displaying art. She will discuss how to start a gallery wall, how to create balance in terms of color and framing, and will share some techniques that museums use. No registration required.

Ancient Wisdom, Tuesday, May 30,

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Lelonni Campbell draws on ancient philosophies and interprets them for our modern world. Learn how you can use them to deepen insights into how universal principles can guide you in everyday life. No registration required.

Long Island Cares Mobile Outreach Resource Enterprise, Thursday, June 8,

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Veteran Community Resource Table, Monday, June 12, 3:00 - 5:00 pm

A monthly resource table where you can learn about programs and services available in Suffolk County for veterans and their families. Hosted by Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer Support Project. No registration required.

Ireland Adventure: The Wild Atlantic Way

Wednesday, June 14, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

The west coast of Ireland is known for its dramatic windswept scenery, charming seaside towns, friendly people, and tiny, twisting narrow roads

that barely accommodate one car, which should be driven on the left side of the road. Two of our librarians traveled there last fall with no fixed itinerary other than to see a bit of the areas of their ancestral roots, counties Kerry and Donegal. They’d love to share some of their experiences with you. No registration required.

Diamonds, From Mine to Market, Thursday, June 15, 7:00 - 8:30 pm

Diamond enthusiast John Nicolosi presents this overview of the diamond industry, from mine to market. He’ll talk about diamond exploration, different mining methods, rough diamond trading and processing, polished diamond trading, diamond jewelry wholesale, diamond jewelry retail, and labgrown diamonds. This non-technical presentation will enhance the attendees’ understanding and knowledge of the diamond industry. No registration required.

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Unraveling Yarns About the First Ladies, Thursday, June 22, 7:00 - 8:30 pm

Debra Scala-Giokas’ book, Ladies First: Common Threads, talks about 18 first ladies who had some connection to needlework. Debra will share some of their inspirational stories that show an appreciation of craft and creativity, patience and perseverance, sacrifice and service, and most of all, the role of the first lady in the history of the United States of America. No registration required.

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Kick-off Event, Saturday, June 24, 10:00am – 12:00pm

Library members may sign up in person and receive a free giveaway for all ages while supplies last. We will have balloon-

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Ancient Wisdom, Tuesday, June 27, 1:30 - 3:00 pm

Lelonni Campbell draws on ancient philosophies and interprets them for our modern world. Learn how you can use them to deepen insights into how universal principles can guide you in everyday life. No registration required.

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Escape from Al-Qaeda, Thursday, June 29, 6:45 - 8:45 pm

Photojournalist Matt Schrier is the first westerner to escape an AlQaeda prison. Matt was covering the civil war in Syria and was captured on what was to be his last day there. He spent seven months in six different prisons being tortured and starved before he escaped. This will be a Zoom lecture that can be viewed at home or in our community room. In-person: No registration required. For Zoom, library members may register by visiting our website at www. connetquotlibrary.org.

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