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Running on ethics, reform platform Kimmel & Bavaro, LLP, located in Woodbury. The firm specializes in personal injury and With election season right medical malpractice cases. While he had always been around the corner, there are currently two candidates for interested in politics, Behr the office of Town of Oyster said it was his mother, Ann, who died in FebruBay superintendent — challenger Jared ary, who inspired Behr, a Democrat, him to make his a n d Re p u bl i c a n r un. His mother incumbent Joseph taught him the Saladino. importance of pubWhile this is lic service and Behr’s first politirespect for others cal campaign, he from a young age. says he is confident Behr said his canhe can bring essendidacy “is kind of tial improvements a tribute to her.” and changes to “My mom Oyster Bay. raised me to share The 38-year-old the democratic valcandidate has some ues of this country, prior political to care about all experience, having people regardless served as an intern JARED BEHR of ethnicity, race, for Steve Israel in Candidate, Town of religion or sexual Congress while he Oyster Bay supervisor orientation,” Behr was attending high said, “and that all school. Additionalpeople deserve ly, Behr also worked in the Suf- equal respect under the law folk County District Attor- and that a fair shot to do well ney’s Office for two years. in this country should be proA resident of Plainview, tected under the law.” where he lives with his wife Behr said another driving Dr. Lauren Shikowitz and force in his decision to run their two children, Behr is an has been seeing the numerous associate at Salenger, Sack,
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Superintendent rocks the mic Chris Zublionis, superintendent of the North Shore Schools, left, and Bryce Larsen let their guitars do the talking welcoming faculty and staff back to school. Story, more photos, Page 3.
Glen Head couple always stand up for military vets at Stand Down By WILL SHEELINE wsheeline@liherald.com
While anyone can lend a hand to a friend or even give food to a stranger, some people go above and beyond in their service to others. Angelo and Kathryn Grande of Glen Head are two such people, having spent decades volunteering for a variety of organizations and, most recently, donating hundreds of clothes to veterans in need. Married 54 years, the couple have always been active members of the community. Both taught for decades in the North Shore School District, and Kathryn served in the Parent Teacher Association and on the Board of Education.
Kathryn, 82, explained that she and her husband have always tried to give their time and effort to helping friends, neighbors and members of their communities. Both are active members of the Long Island Zone of Retired Educators of New York, a nonprofit organization made up of former teachers across the state. RENY currently boasts 12,000 active members, and Angelo serves as chairperson for community service while Kathryn is co-chair of the Glen Head branch. In the past Kathryn has also served as the president of the Long Island Zone, and Angelo has served as RENY’s president. One of the main focuses of the Grande’s CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
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somebody with new experiences, and I think I’ll be qualified to take over on day one.
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