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All variances granted for Sunrise facility Pearsall said. “It will be a very different Atlantic Avenue in a few years.” Pearsall attended the The Town of Hempstead January hearing, and voiced her Board of Zoning Appeals recent- c o n c e r n s a b o u t p o s s i b l e ly notified Oceanside residents increased traffic. At the hearing, living near the site of the pro- traf fic and parking expert posed three-story Sunrise Assist- Andrew Villari, of Stonefield ed Living facility, along Atlantic Engineering & Design, argued and Terrell avenues, that all of that there would not be a signifithe development’s proposed vari- cant increase in traffic because ances had been few of the residents granted. The deciwould drive. sion came as a Another resident, shocking disappointJoyce Kane, said that ment for many resithe height of the dents, after a threebuilding was her hour back-and-forth main concern, between them and because it would the Sunrise team at block the sunlight a BZA hearing on that reaches her Jan. 12. on Brothers JANeT peARsAll home The proposed Court — a cul-de-sac S u n r i s e f a c i l i t y, Oceanside off Silver Lane, right planned for a behind the build4,500-square-foot vacant lot along ing’s proposed location. Kane Atlantic Avenue, near Detective signed a Change.org petition, Luis Alvarez Park, will be 49 feet along with 474 others, urging the tall when it is completed, have 85 BZA to reject the variances. “I living units and will require 52 am directly behind this building. parking spots. All of variances I am going to lose the afternoon for the facility were approved sunlight,” she said. “And I’m unanimously by the BZA. The going to be fighting for parking board’s decision was announced as if I was in Queens.” in a letter to the community that Kane said she did not believe went out on Feb. 16. the 52 parking spots would “It’s a major disappointment,” Oceanside resident Janet Continued on page 14

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A feathered head Island Park Library Board President Jessica Koenig made a new friend during the Wonderful World of Parrots event at the library on Feb. 24. More photos, Page 4.

Island Park photographer is finally living out her dreams By KepHeRD DANiel kdaniel@liherald.com

Caroline Bert, of Island Park, discovered her passion for photography as a student at Oceanside High School, from which she graduated in 2012. Her work has been on display at several exhibits, including at the Island Park Library as well as in Oceanside, on Town of Hempstead calendars and at the Alfred Van Loen gallery at the South

Huntington Library. “I started photography in high school, and stuck with it ever since,” Bert, 27, said. “I was really passionate about it, and was always really excited with all the possibilities of photography, and the ways I could express myself or preserve moments in time. I had a dual passion growing up, and they were both artrelated. I was a dancer and a photographer, and I didn’t know what I was going to choose. And

then I wound up photographing dancers, and photographing anything in motion, and just delved into photography more.” She studied photography in college as well, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts and, last year, a master’s in photography from LIU Post. “As I got into college, I started to explore cameraless photography,” Bert said, and … really got into the mechanics of Continued on page 16

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When Jimmie rang the Victory Bell to signify his final cancer treatment at Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside, our team celebrated with him. Our cancer experts were able to be at his side every step of the way because we offer the full spectrum of cancer care, from chemotherapy to radiation therapy to surgery. We’re also the only Long Island hospital to be part of the National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated cancer center at Mount Sinai. With this multidisciplinary approach, we help you overcome not only the cancer, but whatever else cancer brings with it. Learn more at southnassau.org/cancer

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These cups were made for stacking get activity on the left side of the brain, which could help you perform better in school.” At the end of the demonstration, those ready to show their skills had a chance to compete to discover who could stack the fastest. Kleisler and Tanner, who teach health and physical education at Buckley Country Day School in Roslyn, say their cup speed-stacking knowledge is quite popular among their students there. “I show all the teachers how to go into schools and teach cup stacking,” Weintraub said, “so when they become teachers, they get to do it, too.”

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How fast can you stack a bunch of cups? It’s something anyone stopping by the Island Park Library last week had a chance to try. Gail Weintraub, a Long Island University professor who lives in Island Park, was joined by two of her student teachers — Emmily Kleisler and Brooke Tanner — to teach families the fast-paced sport of cup speed-stacking. They were skills learned by kids, parents and grandparents alike, not only learning how to quickly assemble the towers of cups, but also how such activity feeds the brain. “When you use your right hand, you’re getting a lot more activity on the right side of your brain,” Weintraub said. “But if you use your left hand, you’re going to

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left, Gail Weintraub shows cup speed-stacking to Island Park kids. babove, rooke tanner teaches families cup speed-stacking skills.

Revving up the electric Rivian truck by liSa MarGaria lmargaria@liherald.com

I’ve never driven a truck, never mind an electric truck – that is, until Rivian Automotive drove its truck, the world’s first electric pickup, to the Herald’s office in Garden City on Feb. 23, as they stump for a proposed New York state measure that could increase sales. The truck exterior of the vehicle looked smooth, shiny and futuristic, with retractable handles and cylindrical headlights. The vegan leather interior was accompanied with a new-car smell and looked alike to many trucks – except for its electric dashboard, where the gas gauge was replaced with a battery percentage, and it’s large, 15.6 inch touchscreen, where features like the backup camera picture were displayed clearer than ever. Electric vehicles could be the new norm sooner than later, as State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, a Democrat who represents the 9th Senatorial District, and State Assemblywoman Patricia Fahy (D-Albany) are sponsoring a bill that will make EVs more available in the state. In 2021, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced finalized contracts for the state’s largest renewable energy and transmission project in 50 years, which included goals to derive 70 percent of state electricity from renewable resources by 2030. The project plans to put more EVs on the road – in 2014, then Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposed 850,000 by 2025 and two

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the rivian pickup truck weighs 6,800 pounds, but on a test drive the ride was smooth and quiet. million by 2030 – as gas-powered transportation accounts for 30 percent of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions, according to Citizens Campaign for the Environment, Farmingdale, Executive Director Adrienne Esposito. Switching to electric vehicles will reduce air pollution significantly. “Cars are mobile polluting machines,” Esposito said. “They produce carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide and particulate matter, all of which pollute our air, cause an increase in asthma, heart disease and

respiratory ailments. Transitioning to electric cars will be good for the earth and good for our health.” Right now, New York has achieved only 3 percent of Cuomo’s goal. This is because in 2014, a state law prohibiting the direct sale of EVs from manufacturers, specifically Tesla at the time, was passed after lobbying efforts by car dealers, banded together as the Greater New York Automobile Dealers Association. Nineteen states have no cap on the number of direct-sales locations, but New

York has capped direct-sales locations at five Tesla locations. Kaminsky told the Herald that E.V. manufacturers such as the Rivian should be allowed to sell its vehicles directly to the public. Removing the state direct-sales location cap could accelerate the process of New York reaching its 2030 environmental goals. Currently, if New Yorkers want to buy an EV. that is not a Tesla, they must go through other states, such as California, Massachusetts, Colorado and Florida, which allow EV manufacturers to directly sell and open dealerships in its state. New York still restricts sales from companies like Rivian, Tesla and Lucid, but now, with more EVs entering the market, overwhelming feedback from environmental groups statewide, and a moredeveloped vision for a sustainable future, the state is considering legislation that would remove the restriction and increase the cap on direct sales of E.V.s. The Automobile Dealers Association is pushing back on the legislation. “This is not about the environment or an ‘old fashioned’ group stuck in its ways,” the group’s communications person Nick Crispe said in an email. “This is about livelihoods and good paying jobs with healthcare and benefits in every community on Long Island with a network to provide electric vehicles to everyone who wants one. We are thrilled an excited by electrics and welcome the companies and their amazing vehicles but just ask that they play by the same rules.”

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community update Thursday, March 3 Willing Hearts, Helpful Hands Caregiver Support Initiative An outreach representative from the Parker Jewish Institute will be at the Island Park Library to recruit volunteers for their dementia caregiver support program. Educational materials on dementia will be available along with information regarding grants to assist caregivers. Starts at 2 p.m.

Friday, March 4 Mount Sinai Vaxmobile Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital and the Town of Hempstead bring the Vaxmobile to the Island Park Library for Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines including 1st shot, 2nd shot and boosters as well as pediatric shots. Starts at 10 a.m to 4 p.m.

Movie: King Richard Watch at the Island Park Library. Starring: Will Smith, Aunjanue Ellis, Jon Bernthal in a look at how tennis superstars Venus and Serena Williams became who they are after the coaching from their father Richard Williams. .

Monday, March 7 Mah-Jongg

At the Island Park Library. ALL participants must be fully vaccinated and must show proof of full vaccination. Starts at 11:30 a.m.

Poetry Near & Far: First & Third Mondays Join the Oceanside Library as poets from near and afar are featured and enjoy an open mic. Starts at 7 p.m.

Tuesday, March 8 Virtual Fit and Fabulous Hosted by the Oceanside Library. Helene Just leads this exercise program designed to increase strength, tone, balance, and stamina. Starts at 11 a.m.

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Island Park Library Hosts Cup Stacking Fun Families gathered at the Island Park Library for Cup Speed Stacking. Oceanside Library hosts this virtual seminar given by a licensed and certified Senior Health Insurance Coordinator.

Canasta The Island Park Library hosts Canasta. Starts at 1:00 PM

Wednesday, March 9 Simply Stronger with Marilyn A hybrid event at the Island Park Library. Certified personal trainer Marilyn Bunger teaches a low impact exercise class. Starts at 11 a.m.

proof of full vaccination. Starts at 1 p.m.

Invisible to Visible Women in the Arts Virtual Art Program hosted by the Oceanside Library. Celebrate women’s history and discover the women who pioneered abstract art; Lee Krasner, Elaine DeKooning, Grace Hartigan, Helen Frankenthaler, and others. Learn about their lives and their groundbreaking creativity. Following a presentation, live on Zoom tour the home and studio of Lee Krasner and her husband Jackson Pollock - a national landmark in East Hampton. Starts at 7 p.m.

HAVINg AN eVeNT? Items on the Community Update pages are listed free of charge. The Herald welcomes listings of upcoming events, community meetings and items of public interest. All submissions should include date, time and location of the event, cost, and a contact name and phone number. Submissions can be emailed to msmollins@liherald.com

Scrabble At the Island Park Library. ALL participants must be fully vaccinated and must show

The NAMI mental health support group meets twice a month. The Island Park Library has a Take & Make DIY all week. Jessie’s on the Water hosts live music Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. AARP’s Cars and Coffee meets Nov. 14 at 9 a.m. at 3118 Lawson Blvd. Oceanside Jewish Center hosts its care support group Nov. 18 at 7 p.m.

Long Island officials and Ukrainians rally ldass@liherald.com

Love, fear, and worry resonated in the air while Ukrainian Americans from Long Island patriotically sang for their native Ukraine, as a plea for the United States to take a stand in solidarity against Russia after the nation’s invasion of Ukraine. “It is time for you to raise your voice as well and fight back together with us,” Volodymyr Tsyalkovsky, a Ukrainian American from Great Neck said on Saturday outside the Killenworth mansion in Glen Cove as he, fellow Ukrainan Americans, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, Congressman Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley), who is running for governor, and Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck demanded that President Joe Biden expel the Russian diplomats from the compound that is used as a holiday retreat. “We don’t need them here and let’s get this property back on the tax rolls, so the people of Nassau County and Glen Cove don’t have to finance thugs and dictators and people who invade innocent countries,” Blakeman said. “To the people inside that compound, if you are watching us: I am your mayor, I am your neighbor, please do whatever you can to stop this mad man Putin from the actions he is taking,” Panzenbeck said. “It has gone too far. It can end now.” Zeldin noted that precedent was set to

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at 127 Dosoris Lane, Glen Cove, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman stood with Long Island Ukrainian Americans on Feb. 26. possibly close the compound when former president Barack Obama seized Killenworth in 2016 as punishment for Russian interfering in that year’s presidential election. Though the U.S. has imposed several sanctions on Russia, Blakeman said blocking Russia from the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, a global banking system,

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should be made to deny Russia the ability to transfer funds and operate their economy. “If we do not stop the Russian aggression now, [it] will flow into NATO countries which we have a treaty obligation to fight,” Blakeman said. “If we do so, then American blood will be shed, so we have to stand firm and resolute.” Zeldin added that the sanctions must

be powerful enough to be a deterrent for Russia to not move forward. “I believe that Russia is now a state sponsor of terror with their actions,” Zeldin said. “I believe that Russia should be cut off with secondary sanctions on their banking system.” A boycott of all Russian products was called forward by Blakeman and Zeldin. “Get rid of your Russian vodka. Do not do anything that would support the Russian economy,” Blakeman said. “Instead of relying on adversaries abroad, we can use domestic energy production to reduce that reliance,” Zeldin said. Diana Smykiv, a 15-year-old from Mineola, and Diana Shykula, a 16-year-old from Levittown, have family in Ukraine and are worried about their safety. “Our families are put in danger,” Shykula said. Smykiv’s aunt and cousins have been able to flee to Poland, but her grandparents are unable to travel because they do not have passports. “It’s just so scary,” Smykiv said. “You can’t do anything but think about it because you’re so scared that one day you will wake up and find out that someone has died. On Thursday night after hearing about the Russian bombings, Shykula immediately tried to contact her friends in Ukraine to find out if they were okay. She was the first to person to break the news to her friends about the attack in counContinued on page 11

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Are you a ‘scared to death’ or ‘what-if’ person? The English language is rich in choices. Hence, we can express the same thought in many different ways. So keep in mind that how you express yourself will influence your emotions and self-assuredness — especially when you’re feeling frightened. “I’m scared to death,” shrieked Karin. “My daughter complained about chest pains yesterday. I don’t know whether she’s got a heart issue, a breathing problem, or what. I don’t know what to do, what doctor to go to, and I’m scared to death about what they might find. Maybe she’s suffering from major heart disease.” Now consider how Karin might have expressed her concerns using less fear-inducing language. “Dara’s been complaining about having chest pains. I want to have her checked out to see if there’s a medical problem or something else. It could be stress or anxiety. She’s not happy with school. But I’m ambivalent about which doctor to see first. I’m wavering between her pediatrician, a cardiologist, or maybe a psychologist. I’m still undecided, but my husband and I will talk

about it tonight, then we’ll decide.” Both of these assertions express concern about a potentially serious but ambiguous situation. Notice, however, that the first expression generates doubt, insecurity, and fear while the second expresses the same concerns but in a less hysterical, more solution-oriented manner. Neither sidesteps the issues, yet the first one gets mom bogged down in fears, hindering her ability to inda make a decision while the second one clarifies her concerns, helping her focus on what action to take. Jordon expressed his fears in a “What-If ” manner. He avoids going to doctors, fearing they might discover medical issues he doesn’t want to know about. What if the doctor finds something wrong with me?” he wonders. “What if it’s cancer like my brother had? What if I can’t continue to work?” Rather than providing solu-

tions, his fear questions stoke more worries. A healthier alternative is to turn “What if” questions into statements. Jordon could own up to his fears by saying, “I’m frightened that the doctor might find something wrong with me. I worry about having a terminal illness like my brother had. If I can’t continue to work, my family will be in major financial straits. I should get myself checked out apadin soon to find out what’s going on.” Change unanswered questions into statements and they don’t leave you hanging in the wind with agonizing alarm and dread. To ground his fears, Jordon could also have answered the “what if ” questions he raises. Either his worries would go away, or even if the worst-case scenario turned out to be true, he could plan a course of action. “If I do have cancer, the sooner I see a

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doctor, the better. My friend knows a top oncologist, so at least I know who to go to.” His situation, though potentially serious, becomes less ominous. If you’re in the habit of asking rhetorical “what if” questions, stop. Instead of continuing with your worried thinking, answer the questions you raise. Unanswered questions heighten fear, which interferes with good decision-making. In contrast, calming fears lead to greater problem solving skills and self-confidence. There’s a big difference between asking questions you don’t even try to answer and answering the questions you raise in a resourceful manner. ©2022 Linda Sapadin, Ph.D., psychologist, coach and author specializes in helping people overcome procrastination and debilitating anxiety and fear. Contact her at DrSapadin@aol.com. Visit her websites www.BeatProcrastinationCoach.com and www.PsychWisdom.com.

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try’s capital Kyiv. “When I first found out, I was in pure shock,” Shykula said. “I was texting all of my friends in Ukraine, and it took them a while to get back to me and I was really scared.” Olga Tsymbalysta, of Levittown, came to the United States from Ukraine in 2004. She still has family in the country and said she wants the war to stop. “They are regular people,” Tsymbalysta said. “It is not their faults. Sleepy Joe should do something about it and politicians should start talking. It needs to end.” On Sunday, there will be a vigil in front of the gates of Killenworth mansion at 127 Dosoris Lane, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Participants are asked to bring no backpacks or coolers and to park at Glen Cove High School. “Never has a conflict played out before our eyes quite like what we’ve seen over the past few days where average everyday Ukrainians have rose up to take courageous control of their destiny,” Zeldin said. “We want the people of Ukraine to know, that here in Nassau County, we are behind you,” Blakeman said. “And it is also a message to our president that weakness invites danger and now is the time for America to be strong and to enact further sanctions.

— On Thursday, Russia began its assault on Ukraine with a series of missile strikes, reported CNN.

— Early Friday, Ukraine’s capital was hit by a cruise or ballistic missiles, according to CNN. — As of Saturday, Oksana Markarova, Ukraine’s ambassador to the U.S., said 198 Ukrainians have died, including three children, and 1,115 have been injured since the first attack. — On Saturday, the U. S., European Union and the United Kingdom agreed to block “selected” Russian banks from SWIFT abs to impose what they called “restrictive measures” on Russia’s central bank. — The French navy intercepted the Russian cargo ship, ‘Baltic Leader,’ that was heading from Rouen, France to St Petersburg, Russia, in the English Channel on Saturday, BBC reported.

To better protect the health and safety of Nassau County residents who are afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and other similar cognitive disabilities, County Leg. Siela A. Bynoe has filed legislation to provide residents with free access to Project Lifesaver, a search and rescue program operated internationally by public safety agencies to safely return cognitively impaired individuals who have wandered away from caregivers. “Establishing the Chesnel Veillard Program and making these resources available to all eligible families will position Nassau County and its law enforcement professionals to protect our most vulnerable residents and avert tragedies like the one that devasted the Veillard family and the entire New Cassel community,” said Bynoe. While Nassau County currently utilizes the Lifesaver Program in conjunction with its Silver Alert System, participants must pay $325 to enroll. Under the proposal, County funding would ensure cost-fee access to Project Lifesaver for all clinically eligible residents who apply or whose families or caregivers apply on their behalf. To maximize the benefits of the Project Lifesaver technology, anyone who enrolls in the Veillard program would also be entered into the County’s Return Every Adult and Child Home (REACH)

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registry - a database of children and adults with Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, Down syndrome, traumatic brain injuries and other conditions that potentially limit their ability to communicate. The program would be named in memory of Chesnel Veillard, a resident of New Cassel who suffered from dementia. Mr. Veillard was tragically killed in November 2021 after he wandered from his home and onto the train tracks, where he was fatally struck by a train. Bynoe first learned of Mr. Veillard’s disappearance and condition when his daughter, Sendy, who worked as an intern in her office, called to request assistance.

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the camera and started making my own pinhole cameras, which is what I showed at the Island Park Library recently.” She is now a full-time photographer, and has had the chance to shoot pictures in a number of locations. “Over the summer, I did a residency in Hudson Yards” on Manhattan’s West Side, she said. “I got to live in the city for a month, and my studio was on a rooftop, so I got to expose all my cameras to the rooftops on the New York City skyline for a month.” Bert has also done work in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania, where she has a home, and has worked overseas as well, studying street photography in Japan. “I’ve had shows in Italy, but I’ve also had shows in random towns in Pennsylvania,” she said. “My art has taken me places that I wouldn’t have explored.” And where would she like her photography to take her? “I want to see everything,” she said. “Especially with photography as a tool of expression and a way to capture memories, I feel like there’s a lot that I still want to see and photograph.” “I enjoyed working in New York City,” she continued. “I was used to photographing in the suburbs and in the Poconos, and then, when I went to New York City and saw how bright it was at night … that really excited me.” Bert is enjoying living out her passion, and has several shows planned. “I want to continue to put my work out there,” she said. “I’m working toward a show that I

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Library, and I’ll probably continue to propose it to community centers as well.” She would also like to teach photography later in her career. “Eventually, I want to be a professor,” she said, “because I feel there are so many possibilities with photography. It goes beyond the camera and beyond the equipment. All you need is light and passion to do it. I would love to teach people the creative side of photography and its accessibility. I want to get more shows under my belt and more experience before I teach, but my end goal would be to be a professor.” Bert does her own freelance work — including for the Herald — and works at the photography studio Storybook Experiences in Rockville Centre. She is passionate about her work, and grateful that she has had continued support from those around her. “I’ve always been very into the arts,” she said, “and had support from everyone around me, whatever I did, as long as I was working hard and doing something I loved to do.”

top left, Bert does her own freelance work and works at the photography studio Storybook Experiences in Rockville Centre. top right, “i started photography in high school, and stuck with it ever since,” Bert, 27, said. Bottom right, Bert has also done work in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania.

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A. You’re not necessarily barking up the wrong tree to make an offer on a house like this, but it does show the age of the home. When people say, “They don’t build houses like they used to,” I usually think, thank goodness. What you’re seeing was common through the 1920s, when locust trees, known for their resistance onte eeper to decay and insects, were used as support columns. These trees have been used for structural support for many centuries. Their most well known use was for supporting the city of Venice when the swamp-dwelling inhabitants, who lived on small islands, stabilized and built the city. Using locust posts, they could conduct their marine merchant trade while protecting themselves from the regularly invading Goths, preparing for attacks by seeing them from the north from 20 miles away, long before an attack could take place. The Venetians rammed locust posts deep into the seabed and supported those beautiful Renaissance structures on them. In the James Bond film “Casino Royale,” there is an intense fight scene that takes place in a building under extensive renovation. At the end of the scene, the building, which actually was having the locust posts retrofitted, like most of Venice, collapses into the watery depths. From an architect’s perspective, knowing about the structural changes underway, this was very interesting as well as dramatic. If the locust posts aren’t split and cracked but are smooth and semi-straight, they should be fine to continue to do their job. If you see signs of weakness or are suspicious, contact a licensed architect or engineer who has experience with these conditions for a closer look. If you decide that the columns need changing, then the job requires building temporary walls in the basement on either side of the main beam to support the whole structure of the home before the columns are removed. Correctly calculated concrete foundations, called footings, will need to be installed by digging up the concrete floor where forms are set and the footings are placed. Whether steel or wood columns are installed, the anchors for them need to be properly placed and attached. The columns, when installed, should be connected, at the top and the bottom, to the footing and to the beam. This isn’t a small job, and requires an experienced company that protects the area from dust before cutting the concrete, orders the right strength of cement for placement in the formwork and knows what connectors to install top and bottom. Good luck!

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y heart bleeds for the people of Ukraine, an emerging democracy pulled between West and East, a former Soviet republic that only gained its independence from the USSR in August 1991, amid the sudden and precipitous collapse of communism across Eastern Europe. Now Ukraine’s freedom is once again in jeopardy because of a war that it didn’t start. I was living in Eastern Europe in August 1991, serving in the Peace Corps in Bulgaria, a six-hour drive south of Ukraine Scott along Romania’s Black Sea coast. I BRINtoN fell in love and married in Bulgaria on Nov. 9, 1991, the second anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. I was born and raised on Long Island, and live here now, but Eastern Europe became an adopted homeland. Many Long Islanders have ties to Eastern Europe, including close to 13,000 people of Ukrainian descent, according to census data. We can see those ties in the Eastern Orthodox churches that dot the Island — St. Michael’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Uniondale, Holy Trinity Orthodox Church in East Meadow and St. Seraphim of Sarov Russian Orthodox Church in Sea Cliff, among others.

Eastern Europe is a conglomeration of ancient cultures, at once set in their ways but ever morphing in response to the push and pull of powerful nations — historically, Russia and Germany. Eastern Europeans are survivors. Ukraine will survive Russia’s invasion, an act of war in violation of international law. The price that Ukrainians will pay for the takeover, ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin, will be terrible, though. The impact will be felt by people across Eastern Europe. Most Americans can’t understand the fear of the old Soviet Union that many, if not most, Eastern Europeans carried with them during the Iron Curtain era (1945–91). They risked life and limb to secure their freedoms from the USSR in the late 1980s and early ’90s. They stood in solidarity, marching en masse in their capitals’ squares, demanding sovereignty. There was an electric unity among people across Eastern Europe in those heady days. They were afraid, but they stood in defiance of a nation that had for more than four decades tried to crush their independent spirit, their freedom of thought and religion, their very way of life. If Bulgaria had lost its newly won democratic freedoms to the communists, as was entirely possible in the early 1990s, oldschool apparatchiks might have “cleansed” Bulgaria of any American “sympathiz-

ers.” In that case, anyone who had had contact with an American like me could have been in grave danger of just disappearing. This was not a wild conspiracy theory. It was a valid fear based on years of iron-fisted Soviet rule. Now, a little more than 30 years after the fall of communism, Putin, a former KGB foreign intelligence officer, threatens once again to upend stability in Eastern Europe, a region that has, through the ages, been shattered by war, including two World Wars. And, once again, Eastern Europeans fear for their future. In the U.S., war in Ukraine is far away. The images of a Stalinesque housing complex ripped apart by Russian artillery fire, repeated many times on American and European TV news networks in the first days of the war, are perceived very differently across Eastern Europe than they are here. The expansive structure, fortified by plain cement walls, could have been most anywhere in Eastern Europe. Such an attack sends a terrifying signal to people across the region — you could be next — even if the thought is a distant one. It is highly unlikely that Putin would roll tanks beyond Ukraine’s borders into NATO-allied nations, military analysts tell us. But before the war, most of them appeared uncertain that he would invade

he census counts close to 13,000 area residents who are of Ukrainian descent.

Ukraine, despite President Biden’s warnings to the contrary. In recent weeks the U.S. has sent some 14,000 troops to Germany and Eastern Europe to shore up the defenses of NATO allies such as Poland and the Baltic states, bringing the total number of American troops in Europe to nearly 100,000, according to The New York Times. Thus, once again, we see a dividing line drawn between superpowers in Eastern Europe. My wife and I were listening to Bulgarian National Radio Friday night, wanting to hear how Bulgaria, a NATO ally that condemned the invasion, was reacting. The news centered on two communities — hundreds of Bulgarian expatriates living in Ukraine (who needed to be evacuated) and hundreds of Ukrainian expats living in Bulgaria (many of whom planned to drive through Romania to meet refugees fleeing Ukraine and bring them to safety). Their route would become a “humanitarian corridor.” With U.S. troops moving within firing range of invading Russian forces, and tens of thousands of war refugees fleeing across Eastern Europe, we, as Americans, must pay close attention to this conflict and do all we can to shore up Ukraine, a fledgling democracy. Scott Brinton is a special assistant professor of journalism at Hofstra University, and editor and adviser to The Long Island Advocate, a student online publication. He is a former executive editor of the Heralds.

Ukrainian Jews flee a Russian attack, again

either Russia nor the Ukraine has ever been a welcoming homeland for the Jewish people. Despite the singing and dancing in “Fiddler on the Roof,” the play was set in 1905 czarist Russia in the Pale of Settlement, the lands of Eastern Europe, including what became Ukraine, where hundreds of thousands of Jews lived under the boot of the Russian Cossacks. It is estimated that more than 1.5 million Jews lived in what is now Ukraine on the eve of World War II, according to a story in The Forward last RANDI week. “Some one KREISS million of those Jews were killed in the Holocaust,” the newspaper reported, “but a 1989 census estimated that close to half a million still lived in Ukraine in 1989, before the dissolution of the Soviet Union.” The story went on to say that under Soviet rule, Jews were persecuted and denied the right to emigrate, forced to hide much of their religious practice in a society “rife with anti-Semitism.” Last week, once again, with Russian tanks crossing the border, the dwindling

Jewish population was on the run. In a bizarre and nonsensical statement, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the invasion of Ukraine would remove Nazi influences, ignoring the fact that the country’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, is Jewish. The story of the Jewish community in Ukraine today is a minor footnote to the greater story of a nation beaten into submission by a dictator on the march. The footnote, however, resonates with me, because many of my relatives fled Ukraine and came to America in the years before World War I. My grandfather Morris Brownstein, born in 1897, left Ukraine in 1912 on the SS Zeeland. We don’t know how he managed to travel from Russia to Antwerp, but he boarded a ship in Belgium for the long crossing. He was 15 years old, and he was alone. What we do know is that he made his way to Brownsville, Brooklyn, became a tailor’s apprentice and found and married Anna, a second cousin. In 1924 he applied for naturalization, was granted citizenship and was as proud of being a “yankee” as anyone who ever escaped oppression and found freedom on our shores.

For his first decade in America, Morris lived in a tenement in Brownsville, probably without running water, possibly with dozens of other new arrivals. According to Wikipedia, Brownsville was predominantly Jewish from the 1880s until the 1950s. An estimated 25,000 people lived there by 1900. In the early 20th century, the majority of Brownsville’s residents were immigrants. By 1920, when Morris was living there, more than 80,000 of the area’s 100,000 inhabitants were Russian Jews, and Brownsville was known as “Little Jerusalem.” For decades, the Ukraine he left behind was a sovereign nation, pulled between the magnetic poles of the West and Russia. Historically, it has always been an uneasy homeland for Jewish people, from ancient persecutions to the pogroms of the 20th century. It seems unlikely that the nation has any chance of surviving the Russian invasion. I believe that if a 15-year-old boy can travel across Europe, book passage on a ship and make a new beginning in a new world, then those of us who have reaped America’s bounty must stand with the Ukrainians in their resistance to occupation in any way we can.

n 1912, Morris Brownstein, my grandfather, left Ukraine on the SS Zeeland.

We do not know yet what will be asked of us. When Grandpa Morris signed his naturalization papers, he pledged his heart and soul to the United States of America. He was a good citizen, a patriotic American, grateful to this country for blessings he never could have imagined as a child in war-torn Ukraine. The Forward added another footnote to last week’s invasion. According to Rabbi Shlomo Baksht, his staff was still looking into moving the 250 children from the three orphanages they run in Ukraine westward, away from the Russian border. His last message was that the effort was too late, and they were “hunkered down.” Of all the what-ifs we ponder in our lives, one of the most intriguing is what our lives would look like if our parents and grandparents and great-grands hadn’t left their homes and all that they knew of the world to risk dangerous ocean passages to begin new lives, learn new work and absorb new customs in a new land. The people of Ukraine will suffer mightily in the coming days and weeks, as Russia tramples their dreams of freedom. I think of the 15-year-old from Ukraine who made that harrowing trip 110 years ago, and I am so grateful. Copyright 2022 Randi Kreiss. Randi can be reached at randik3@aol.com.

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hese days, we smile or roll our eyes when we hear the term “fashion police,” but leading up to the Nixon administration, wearing the wrong outfit could land an otherwise innocent young woman in hot water. Dresses were required in Nassau County schools until 1970, when administrators finally allowed girls to wear pantsuits. It was a seemingly small change by today’s standards, but every single one mattered in the movement we celebrate every March as Women’s History Month. It was President Jimmy Carter who, in 1980, issued a presidential proclamation creating what was then National Women’s History Week. “Too often, women were unsung, and sometimes their contributions went unnoticed,” Carter said. “But the achievements, leadership, courage, strength and love of the women who built America was as vital as that of the men whose names we know so well.” By then, women were claiming their place. They were already earning more bachelor’s degrees than men, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, and roughly half of the master’s degrees. Four decades later, in the red-hot fields of science and engineering, women still trail men in bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees, according to the National Science Foundation. And women still earn just 84 cents of every dollar a man makes, according to a 2020 Pew Research study.

letters Senator Brooks is doing great work To the Editor: Kudos to State Senator John Brooks and his staff for their work on trying to rein in the high cost of living on Long Island. Brooks has been a leader in the fight for affordable municipal water. His support for a legislative commission on the future of the Long Island Power Authority will open the door to reduced electric rates as well. If legislation creating the commission is passed, it will set out a roadmap for the “municipalization” of the electrical system. With full municipal ownership, electricity would be managed on a nonprofit basis, much like public water and public libraries. This is no far-fetched idea. Freeport and Rockville Centre have municipally operated power systems with rates 40 percent less than PSEG. If we take the profits out, electric rates will fall. Thank you, Senator Brooks. FRED HARRISON L.I. Food & Water Watch Merrick

But they have made steady, if sometimes agonizingly slow, progress. In the century since women finally earned the right to vote, they have become professionals, more financially independent, and more visible as business leaders. And women have worked their way into the leadership positions they have long deserved. Sandra Day O’Connor became the first woman nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1981. Three years later, Geraldine Ferraro became the first female vice presidential candidate on a major party ticket. Jeannette Rankin of Minnesota might have been the first woman elected to Congress in 1916, but Shirley Chisholm broke yet another notable glass ceiling in 1969, becoming the first Black woman sent to Washington. And then, of course, Kamala Harris finally put a woman one step away from the Oval Office, a feat that can be topped only by whoever eventually becomes our first female president. It seemed only logical for Congress to expand the week first set aside by Carter into something more substantial, although Capitol Hill needed a little push. Thanks to the efforts of the National Women’s History Project — a nonprofit promoting “multicultural women’s history awareness” — Congress decreed the first Women’s History Month in 1987, issuing similar proclamations each year until 1995, when Bill Clinton started the tradition of simply

having presidents issue the proclamations on their own. The last girls who were compelled to wear dresses to school would be grandparents now. Some — especially of the younger generations, who never knew differently — might even take for granted a lot of what women have achieved. But as far as they have come, there’s still a long way to go. And to finally achieve full equality, women will depend on one another to pave the way, just as the female trailblazers of the past have done — Eleanor Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart, Susan Ahn Cuddy, Billie Holiday, Rosalind Franklin, Susan B. Anthony, Gloria Richardson. Don’t recognize a name? Then Women’s History Month is the perfect time to look it up and learn more about her. Three cheers for the women who are the leaders of our nation. Our inventors. Our entrepreneurs. Those who tend to our health, and fight our battles in court. And those whose names aren’t widely known — especially those who gave birth to us, raised us, and taught us right from wrong, shaping us into the people we are today. These women, in particular, may sometimes be taken for granted, but their contributions must never be forgotten. They make their own history, every day, in the families that ensure our society remains healthy and strong.

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n addition to the world’s oldest (continuous since 1762) and largest St. Patrick’s Day parade up 5th Avenue in Manhattan on March 17, dozens of Long Island communities are looking forward to their local parades, including Mineola and Bethpage on March 6, Huntington on March 13, Rockville Centre on March 19, Glen Cove and Wantagh on March 20, and Bayside on March 26. New York state has more than 50 parades — not including other kinds of St. Patrick’s celebrations — in March. These JoHn will all be well by marcho’ConneLL attended ers and spectators, since most parades are returning after two years of Covid-caused hiatus. There are thousands of St. Patrick’s parades throughout the country, many thousands around the world, from Dublin to Tokyo. Principally a chance for Irish-Americans to show their ethnic pride, our local family-oriented events are welcome signs of spring, reasons to rejoice in the pandemically safer outdoors and great opportunities for downtown businesses, with so many people lining the streets. I’ve been watching or marching in such

wonderful events in honor of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, for most of my long life. Sciatica and other maladies, however, have recently removed me from the line of march and sent me to the sidelines to cheer on my friends and fellow members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. While parades are fun, they say little about the important role Irish-Americans have played in the past and present of our country. I wish people knew more about the magnificent contributions Irish immigrants and Irish-Americans have made to the formation and preservation of the United States, and its ongoing exceptionalism. Science, government, education, the labor movement, the military, civil rights, justice, policing, the arts, music and literature, industry, business, journalism and many other fields would be profoundly the less but for what Irish-Americans have done and continue to do. March is Irish-American Heritage Month, a good time for all of us to learn about or remember some of the people who have made America great. Six of the last seven presidents — and half of all American chief executives — were of Irish ancestry, including Biden, Reagan, Kennedy, Wilson, Teddy Roosevelt and Grant.

t's a list that goes on an on, in every field of endeavor from politics to the arts.

Letters Does Hochul have the right priorities? To the Editor: Replacement Gov. Kathy Hochul has endorsed legislation allowing farmers to grow marijuana in New York. That appears to be her priority over halting crime and rampant subway attacks. By permitting this bill, as well as an online betting bill, we are encouraging a generation of misfits. Is this how we develop the future leaders of our country? Perhaps our leaders in Albany, who passed the “no bail bill,” have been smoking this stuff just to test its efficacy. PAT KING Merrick

Conservatives, and individualism To the Editor: I’m a 72-year-old who already has one foot in the grave — a 1968 graduate of Mepham High School in Bell-

More than 25 percent of George Washington’s Revolutionary Army comprised Irish-Americans. Of the country that provided him with such brave soldiers, Washington said, “Ireland, thou friend of my country in my country’s most friendless days, much injured, much enduring land, accept this poor tribute from one who esteems thy worth, and mourns thy desolation.” A hero of that war, Commodore John Barry, of Ireland, was the holder of the first commission in the new United States Navy. Two hundred fifty-seven recipients of the Medal of Honor were born in Ireland. Dan Daley was awarded two Medals of Honor for separate actions, and would have been given a third but for the fact that he already had two. Walt Disney, actor and dancer Gene Kelly, dancer Michael Flatley, playwright Eugene O’Neill and authors F. Scott Fitzgerald and Malachy McCourt were/ are Irish-Americans. Bruce Springsteen is of partial Irish ancestry. John Ford has the most Academy Awards for best director, at four. Auto manufacturer Henry Ford had Ireland’s blood in his veins. The first woman to command a NASA space mission was Astronaut Col. Eileen Collins, an Irish-American. The first American woman to walk in space was

the Irish-American Dr. Kathryn Sullivan. Edward J. Flanagan was born in a wee stone cottage in County Roscommon, Ireland. He would become the Father Flanagan of Boys Town, in Omaha, Neb., and a beloved activist on behalf of children. Mary Harris, a.k.a. Mother Jones, was an advocate for child labor laws. Tough Kerryman Michael J. Quill was one of the founders of the Transport Workers Union. The list of Irish America’s contributors to the greatness of our nation goes on and on. The symbols of Irish America aren’t the stereotypical leprechauns, green beer, silly plastic hats and fake freckles; Irish America’s significance is better found in Washington’s words, the names of Irish Brigade troops on Gettysburg’s gravestones, Boys Town, NASA, the American labor movement and the Medal of Honor rolls. All Americans should celebrate IrishAmerican Heritage Month. Educators should teach about the heroic influence Irish-Americans have had. Librarians should create displays. Parents should show their children how deserving IrishAmericans are of honor. Many of the notable American heroes mentioned above have surely earned their own classroom lessons, from grade school to college. I wish all Herald readers and staff a happy St. Patrick’s Day! John O’Connell is a former executive editor of the Herald Community Newspapers. Comments? OConnell11001@yahoo.com.

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more, and a 1972 graduate of Hofstra University — but I’m really worried about what the future will be like in our society. Since 1980, I’ve watched the growth of a cold-hearted, survival-of-the-fittest Social Darwinist mentality among many Republicans in the conservative news media, on talk shows, in think tanks and policy institutes, and especially in Congress. More and more of these folks want to abolish every single federal government social program that helps the working class and middle class. I don’t think most Americans are aware of this. These people are now much more conservative than our Republican voters. What also scares the dickens out of me is the growth of an over-thetop, extreme hyper-individualism and libertarianism, in which so many of us believe that we have no responsibilities to one another, and only a concern for me-me-me and what I want to do. And we smugly and defiantly call this selfish and self-absorbed narcissism “personal choice.” STEWART B. EPSTEIN Rochester

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