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Earl L. Vandermeulen High School was the recipient of a plaque from the family of Ruth Gracey, a former physical education teacher in the Port Jefferson School District who was posthumously inducted into the 2020 Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame. The ceremony was postponed due to the pandemic and held on May 12, 2021.

Gracey, who served Port Jefferson students for more than 25 years before retiring in 1971, was also inducted into the high school’s Wall of Fame in 2018. She was noted as a pioneer in women’s athletics – one of the first to make field hockey an institution of Long Island sports, as well as introducing programs for women in basketball, track

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University Virtual Gallery Visit For Port Jefferson Students Earl L. Vandermeulen High School’s Advanced Placement art students recently visited the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery at SUNY Stony Brook’s Staller Center for a virtual tour of the university’s senior art exhibit. The

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SUFFOLK SPORTS HALL OF FAME PLAQUE - Port Jefferson School District Director of Health, Physical Education, Athletics and Nursing Adam Sherrard and Elizabeth Schwartz, granddaughter of Ruth Gracey. Photo courtesy of the Port Jefferson School District

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Meet the Reboli Center’s Artisan of the Month for May: Peter Nettesheim Collector and Restorer of BMW Motorcycles/Cars

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The Reboli Center for Art & History is keeping on track with its current exhibit, Shifting Gears, which focuses on the “art” of transportation by selecting Peter Nettesheim as its Artisan for the Month of May. Nettesheim was chosen because the exhibit features both an original 1928 BMW motorcycle and a refurbished one from his private collection, and he is known for his extraordinary collection and knowledge, said Lois Reboli and BJ Intini, founders of the Reboli Center.

Collecting and restoring cars runs in his family.

His father was a Mercedes Benz collector, which spurred Peter’s interest in collecting, but he took a different route by going with BMW motorcycles

and cars as he thought the Mercedes was more of an old man’s car and the BMW sportier. Peter bought his first bike in 1979, and he has since created the world’s largest collection of BMW motorcycles.

According to Peter, he has virtually every regular production model from 1923 through 1970 and another 35 or so of them after that date. He has now amassed a collection of more than 120 BMW cycles, including 10 cars.

His passion is to collect and refurbish old and classic BMW motorcycles and cars.

He has about 90 that are in perfect running condition.

His massive collection of bikes, cars, artifacts and BMW memorabilia are displayed in a museum at his home in Huntington.

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collection are well known throughout the world and both are highly respected by those in the industry.

Celebrities and motorcycle enthusiasts like Billy Joel, Jay Leno, Ryan Reynolds and Lyle Lovett have visited his home/ museum. The Nettesheim Museum is only open by prior arrangement, and if you have any questions regarding the history of the BMW brand, please contact Peter Nettesheim at BMWmusuem@hotmail. com The Reboli Center is free, and open Tuesday – Saturday from 11am – 5pm and Sunday from 1pm - 5pm.

For more information on the Artisan of the Month, please call the Center at 631-7517707.

BILLY JOEL AT THE MUSEUM - Musician and motorcycle enthusiast Billy Joel at the Nettesheim Museum.

Running Like The Wind A beautiful spring day was the backdrop for the Edna Louise Spear Elementary School Scraggy Walk/Run, an event that has taken place for more than two decades and brings smiles, laughter and some fun competition to the Port BIKES ON DISPLAY - Original and restored 1928 BMW motorcycles on display at Jefferson School District’s youngest students.

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Wearing colorful class T-shirts and sneakers, the students did their best to complete the course that started behind the school for each grade level and down rolling hills and wooded trails to cross the finish line where they were met with cheers and applause from the socially

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The annual race helps to promote physical fitness and culminates a severalweek training period where students walked and ran and in their physical education classes with teachers Benjamin Bajus, Kevin Rowett and Francoise Schachner.

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not be able to take Bubba with her. She couldn’t stand the thought of leaving him behind to fend for himself or to try to find someone else to provide him with the love and care that he has grown accustomed to with her.

When she heard about the work that Paws of War does, helping soldiers to get their pets back to the U.S., and she turned to it for assistance.

“Bubba is such a wonderful cat, and he greets me every time he sees me and purrs loudly whenever I pet him,” says Sgt. Rode.

“I have formed such a great bond with him, it took me so long to gain his trust, and I can’t fathom the thought of leaving him behind once I get deployed back to the U.S. He has been a wonderful companion and provides me so much comfort when I need it most. I could not leave this cat behind to suffer and die. He trusts me, and I won’t let him down.”

Paws of War is seeking the support of the community to cover the costs in order to bring Bubba back to the states to live out his life with Sgt. Rode. While the organization has helped many soldiers bring their rescued animals back, it’s a mission that is costly.

Soldiers tend to rescue stray dogs and cats, and they form bonds with them that help them to find comfort during their time of deployment.

With the help of donations from the community, they are able to cover the expenses that are involved in

such a mission.

The organization has helped so many soldiers with this type of mission that it has created a strong network of support. It’s that network that helps them to navigate through the challenges and logistics of relocating a pet overseas, and to pay for the care, paperwork, and flight that is involved in the mission.

To learn more about Sgt. Rode and Bubba or to make a donation to help with the rescue mission, visit the site at: https://pawsofwar. networkforgood.com/ projects/127816-help-savebubba.

In addition to helping soldiers relocate their pets, Paws of War also rescues dogs, provides them with proper training, and then pairs them with veterans who need service animals, all free of charge. It also helps soldiers bring dogs and cats they rescued while serving overseas to safety in the U.S. Those who would like to learn more about supporting Paws of War and its mission can go online to: http://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: http://pawsofwar.org.

Hope House Ministries (HHM) is a nonprofit organization located in Port Jefferson. They provide compassionate, comprehensive and competent care for the poor, the marginal and the wounded among us.

This commitment is woven in the Gospel vision that all life is sacred and every human person is unique and has the right to be respected and protected.

They have accomplished much over the 40+ years they have been helping others with minimal financial assistance from federal, state or county agencies. They depend on the generosity of private contributions, fundraising events and corporate donations.

Hope House Ministries services people in both Nassau County and Suffolk County, offering services free of charge.

Together, their staff and volunteers have created an empowering sense of family and community that are the change agents, helping young people grow in self-discipline, critical thinking, problem solving skills and personal responsibility.

All of the services Hope House Ministries offers are FREE! This includes housing, supportive professional services, counseling, healthcare, insurance, transportation, food, clothing and opportunities for education both for both high school, college or trade school. When explained to those new to their agency, few believe it possible.

Many question how they are able to stay open. The answer is best left to the words of one of our alumni, “Hope House is truly a miracle. And that miracle is healing.”

Simply put, your contributions make this miracle happen.

The three most popular programs that HHM runs are their Hope Academy at Little Portion Friary, Montfort Therapeutic Residences and Pax Christi, their Emergency Shelter. See below for more information on each of these programs.

Hope Academy at Little Portion Friary: In response to the opioid crisis, HHM

acquired Little Portion Friary in Mount Sinai in 2016 as a means of increasing their ability to serve more young men struggling with opioid addiction.

This program assists in the development of a life plan with short and long term goals. It also promotes the development of interpersonal skills.

The length of stay varies based on need, averaging 12-18 months. Each person is treated individually by professional clinical staff.

Montfort Therapeutic Residences: This is an intensive therapeutic treatment facility for children ages 11-18 who find themselves caught in the family court system. These children come to them at a time of great crisis in their young lives. Montfort Therapeutic provides the young residents with a healthy, stable environment, a school program, individual counseling, group dynamics and educational recreational outings. The program also includes aftercare services for children returning home.

Pax Christi: This emergency shelter offers guests who are homeless a safe alternative to the streets. Pax Christi offers case management, drug and alcohol counseling, mental health counseling, linkages to benefits and resources in the community, as well as the basics of food and shelter. Over 50 active volunteers assist with cleaning, making beds, painting, serving meals and providing food and clothing for guests.

HHM is truly a selfless and heartwarming non-profit right here on Long Island. No one should ever feel that they need to suffer alone, that they are not being heard, that they can’t ask for help or that they are hopeless. Sometimes the best outcomes come after the biggest storms.

If you would like to inquire about receiving help from HHM, please call 631.928.2377. Additionally, if you would like to make a donation of any kind, please do so whenever you’d like at www.hhm.org/donate.

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While she didn’t set out to be, Army Sergeant Rode became an angel to a cat while serving in the Middle East. She’s on a mission to help Paws of War with the costs of rescuing her cat, which she named Bubba, back to the states with her since she has received new orders. It’s a mission that Paws of War can help her pull off, but only with the support of the community.

This type of effort takes a village, and the organization is asking people to support Sgt. Rode, who is serving her country.

“This is a story you can’t help but to love and want to get behind,” explains Dereck Cartright, a disabled veteran who is the stateside logistics coordinator at Paws of War. “Sgt. Rode saved Bubba, but there’s only so much she can do on her own” When Sgt. Rode first saw Bubba, he had given up.

Bloody, frail, and injured, the cat ran from everyone.

It was clear that he had been fighting for his life for a long time. Sgt. Rode knew she had to help. For days, she left food, waiting nearby to make sure he ate. Initially, he cried and backed away when he saw her, but eventually, he grew to trust her and allowed her to sit within just a few feet while he frantically ate the food she left.

Slowly but surely, Bubba allowed her to get a little closer until, finally, Sgt. Rode was able to touch him. However, what she discovered horrified her.

Old scars mixed in with new wounds that covered Bubba’s body. He had been through a lot and was timid, but once he felt the kind touch of Sgt. Rode, he immediately began purring, showing her the love and affection he had never been shown.

She became Bubba’s angel, and he became her greatest joy while serving overseas, and they were essentially inseparable.

Worry came back to her when she received new orders to head home, and it was clear that she would

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Canoe And Kayak Storage Rack Program Just In Time For The Summer Season Suffolk County Legislator Susan A. Berland (D-Dix Hills) and her colleagues in elected office joined with representatives from the Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers and Laborers Local 66 at Blydenburgh County Park to announce the launch of the “Suffolk County Canoe and Kayak Storage Rack Pilot Program”. Together, they unveiled the first of six storage racks for canoes and kayaks which will be located at various parks and beaches across the county beginning Memorial Day. This initiative, spearheaded by Majority Leader Legislator Berland, will allow residents to rent a space to lock their kayak or canoe for the entire season, making it easier and more convenient for them to enjoy the water in our county parks and beaches. The program was unanimously approved by both the Suffolk County Parks Trustees and then the Suffolk County Legislature at the May 11th General Meeting.

The material and labor used to construct the racks were generously donated. The material by the Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers and the labor by Laborers Local 66.

The program allows residents to purchase a seasonal sticker to place on their canoe or kayak. They will then be assigned a specific storage rack location and are responsible for providing their own device(s) to secure the canoe or kayak to the rack. The season will run from Memorial Day through Columbus Day and spaces will be assigned on a first come first serve basis. Storage racks will be located at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown, Southaven County Park in Brookhaven,

Lake Ronkonkoma County Park in Lake Ronkonkoma, Timber Point Golf Course in Great River, Indian Island County Park in Riverhead and Smith Point County Park Marina in Shirley.

Permits can be purchased in-person through the Suffolk County Parks Department at the West Sayville Administration Building (200 Montauk Highway, West Sayville). Those interested in reserving a space may download the form online at https:// w w w. s u f f o l k c o u n t y n y. gov/Departments/ Parks/Doing-Business/ Seasonal-Kayak-CanoeStorage-Rentals.

For Suffolk County residents who are Green Key Card holders there is a $100 fee for a seasonal permit and a $250 fee for nonresidents.

“We are so fortunate to live in a place where we have beautiful waterways, beaches and parks,” said Legislator Susan A. Berland. “I sponsored this program to make it easier and more convenient for our residents to access and enjoy the water in our County parks and beaches. Thank you to the Suffolk Alliance of Chambers and Local Laborers 66 for their generous donations and help in getting this program up and running.

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“Suffolk County parks are a preserved natural playground that provide a safe and fun way to enjoy our region’s beautiful assets.

I applaud Legislator Berland for spearheading this exciting initiative that provides Suffolk residents with the accessibility and convenience to

CANOE AND KAYAK STORAGE RACK PROGRAM - Suffolk County Legislator Susan A. Berland (D-Dix Hills) and her colleagues in elected office joined with representatives from the Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers and Laborers Local 66 at Blydenburgh County Park to announce the launch of the “Suffolk County Canoe and Kayak Storage Rack Pilot Program”. Pictured (left to right) Kevin Hyms, Ronkonkoma Chamber of Commerce; David Kennedy, Patchogue Chamber of Commerce; Legislator Steve Flotteron; Legislator Nick Caracappa; Legislator Sarah Anker; Legislator Sam Gonzalez; Deputy Presiding Officer Kara Hahn; Majority Leader Susan A. Berland; Legislator Anthony Piccirillo; Presiding Officer Rob Calarco; County Executive Steve Bellone; Gina Coletti, Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers; Legislator Leslie Kennedy; and Bob Fonti, Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers.

experience the best of what our parks have to offer,” said Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone.

“The “Suffolk County Canoe and Kayak Storage Rack Pilot Program” is a great way to ensure residents can enjoy the many waterways in our county by giving them a place to store their canoes and kayaks during the summer,” said Presiding Officer Rob Calarco. “I offer my sincere thanks to Majority Leader Legislator Susan A. Berland for continuously bringing innovative ideas to Suffolk County and the Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers for donating the funds to make this program possible. I also

want to thank Laborers Local 66 for generously donating the time and labor to get this project moving in time for the summer season.

These public-private partnerships show what can be accomplished when we all work together to better our community.”

“As Long Islanders, accessing our waterways is key to our quality of life. These canoe and kayak racks will make it easier for families to do just that and get out on the water to enjoy all that Long Island has to offer,” stated Deputy Presiding Officer Kara Hahn. “As part of the first phase of the Suffolk County Blueway Trail,

which aims to help people access waterbased recreation near our downtowns, there is clear synergy between these two programs. Hopefully in the future we can work together to place the racks along the Blueway Trail so small businesses can benefit.”

“Laborers Local 66 members live, work and play here in Suffolk County,” stated Local 66 Business Manager Steve Flanagan. “We are taxpayers too and like all families on Long Island our members enjoy our beautiful parks as well. We are proud to provide volunteer labor to build kayak racks that improve our County park system at no cost to the

taxpayers.”

“The SCAC is pleased to work with Suffolk County and the Marine Industry Revitalization Advisory Council (MIRAC) on a publicprivate partnership by supporting the residents and boating enthusiasts by supplying the material for the kayak racks in these 6 parks. We hope that the added revenue from these racks helps maintain the beauty of our natural treasures (parks) and also helps with our water quality and enjoyment at our shorelines,” said The Suffolk County Alliance of Chambers Board CoChairs, Gina Coletti and Bob Fonti and Board Member, David Kennedy.

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automobiles and airplanes produce relatively similar amounts of carbon dioxide per gallon, airplanes burn considerably more fuel than cars, thanks in large part to the considerable amount of fuel planes burn on the runway. By vacationing locally, outdoor enthusiasts can reduce their reliance on airplanes, thereby reducing the effects those airplanes have on the environment.

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Mills Pond Gallery Features Winners Fine Art Showcase Smithtown Township Arts Council is pleased to highlight the talents of seven artists who were prize winners in 2019 and 2020 juried exhibitions. Winners Showcase will be on view 8 through June 6 at Mills Pond Gallery, 660 Route 25A, St. James, NY. Ron Becker (Deer Park) - Celebrating Creativity, Caryn Coville (Greenvale) – Hand Drawn, Lupe Galván (Idaho) – Hand Drawn, Yuke Li (New York) - Transformations: Figures of Our Other Selves, Joseph A. Miller (Buffalo) – Contemporary Realism, Holden Willard (Maine) - Transformations: Figures of Our Other Selves, Patty Yantz (Setauket) - Water, Water Everywhere.

Mills Pond Gallery hours are: Wed. -Fri. 10 am -4 pm and Sat. -Sun. 12 pm – 4pm. Call 631-862-6575 or visit http://www.millspondgallery.org for more info. Social distancing and the use of masks required and limited numbers of visitors (25 allowed in the gallery at one time5 per gallery room). Admission to the gallery is always free.

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Yuke Li is a New York based Illustrator, writer and storyteller. She graduated from the MFA Illustration Program at the School of Visual Arts in the summer of 2020. She has worked in the book industry and editorial area for eight years creating animation, editorial work and picture book spreads working both traditionally and digitally. Her works have been recognized by many Illustration and Children’s Book Awards Yuke says “Curiosity about the universe and humans is always with her. She believes that visual language is her best way to communicate with the world.”

Joseph A. Miller is an Associate Professor of Art at S.U.N.Y. Buffalo State, where he has taught drawing and painting since 1997. His work is in numerous public and private collections, and has been shown internationally in Finland, China, Poland and the Czech Republic, as well as across the United States, earning numerous awards in many prestigious exhibitions.

“I focus primarily on the human figure depicted in environments that create a context for psychologically charged, open ended narratives. Images of figures or figures in landscapes, in groups or in isolation, share a common feeling of significance. Wholly absorbed within themselves or the dialogue shared between one another, they wait for the unfolding of their private story.

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Lupe Galván -Takutsi Nakawe Mixed Media on paper Ron Becker-Shore At Caumset Park 40” x 52”- acrylic

primary inspiration. The unexpected colors and textures found in nature inspire Ron to capture the dynamics of light and dark; form and balance. As a realist, he uses tone and color to invite his audience to experience the moment captured on canvas. His preferred mediums of acrylic (for layering of color), or oil (for blending) are specifically chosen to create a sense of drama and movement. Ron is also a muralist and has done commissions for school districts, hospitals, nursing homes, municipalities, and private residences.

Caryn Coville’s style is realism, and her work showcases

objects. Her award-winning work has been shown extensively in solo gallery exhibits and juried shows and her work is held in corporate and private collections throughout the United States and Canada. She has an extensive list of awards and credits for her amazing artwork.

Lupe Galván grew up in rural Idaho among the farm lands of the Snake River valley, the historic land of the Shoshone people. He earned his MFA from The New York Academy of Art in 2009. Lupe’s personal cosmogony guides him to explore experiences of Indigenous roots and American life and express them through painting and drawing. He is passionate about mentorship and teaches drawing and painting Yavapai College in Prescott, AZ, Boise State University, Boise, ID, Neumann University, Fleisher Art Memorial in Philadelphia, PA and Southern

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Holden Willard is a 21 year old undergraduate student studying at the Montserrat College of Art. In May, he will receive his BFA in Painting, however his interests serve multiple mediums: printmaking, photography, performance, collage & woodworking. “My work is currently concerned with analyzing the effects of white male toxicity, specifically toxic masculinity. I’m mainly striving towards creating a dialogue between the past, present and future - be it through the lens of family, friends and environment. In my mind, these are essential devices that I utilize to create a coming of age narrative in rural Maine. Images from home, adventures of youth, fears and anxieties expressed through eyesight and posture - all in an effort of saying the unsaid.”

Patty Yantz’ art is about personal reaction to a scene or location rather than an attempt at technical reproduction of that view. “Focusing on color, contrast and composition, I have found that close-up observation is a good tool for understanding different perspectives and developing conceptual awareness. After retiring from teaching secondary art Patty has immersed herself in her own art career. She works in Pastel, Acrylic and Watercolor, showing her works in juried and invitational exhibits across Long Island. “Nature is the underlying theme of all my work, with a major inspiration being the Long Island landscape.”

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