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August 25, 2016

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N’pt resident dies in LIE crash Collision takes six lives

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Car destroyed in flames

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Remembering Scott Martella, one of six dead in LIE crash

By Victoria Espinoza Victoria@tbrnewspapers.com

his team because of his intelligence and love of community.

“I will miss Scott’s smile, his advice, his Northport resident and Communica- laugh, his sense of humor, his dedication tions Director for Suffolk County Scott and his drive,” he said.

Martella died over the weekend as a result Cuomo shared a similar sentiment reof a three-car crash on the Long Island Ex- garding the Northport resident. pressway in Manorville.

“Scott was a dedicated, beloved public Colleagues remembered the 29-year-old servant who worked day in and day out to man as a devoted public servant with a con- improve the lives of his fellow New Yorkers,” tinuing desire to make his community better. he said about Martella’s time working as an Martella, 29, had worked for Suffolk aide for New York. “Scott was always full of County Executive Steve Bellone (D) since big ideas to help solve the toughest challengJune, after working as an aide for Gov. An- es of the day, and he was deeply respected drew Cuomo’s (D) office. for his strong work ethic, candor and fighting Bellone said he remembers his com- spirit. Long Island is a better place today bemunications director as cause of his service and dedia leader who was always ‘Long Island is a cation to the community.” willing to help others.

Martella had a history better place today “Scott Martella dediof serving his community cated his all too brief life because of his service far earlier than working for to public service and to office. He was electand dedication to the Cuomo’s helping others,” he said ed in 2009 as the youngest in a statement. “The hun- community.’ board member, at 22, for the dreds of people Scott has Smithtown Central School — andrew cuomo worked with over the District, and even served as years and the thousands vice president. of people whose lives he has positively Theresa Knox served on the board with impacted would describe him as nothing Martella in 2009, and said it was clear even short of an amazing person.” then how successful he would be in life. She Bellone said he asked Martella to join said despite his age, he was able to take his

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scott Martella served on the smithtown school board of education in 2009. job very seriously — without taking himself too seriously.

“He could recently remember what it was like to be a student, so he understood just how these decisions would affect them,” she said. “He was always interested

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in learning, and he cared about the district so much. He was young, but he was really well suited [for being a member of the board].”

Knox said despite his maturity, there

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Huntington passes smoking ban on athletic fields

By Wenhao Ma It’s official: You can no longer smoke on any athletic field in the Town of Huntington.

The town board unanimously passed legislation at an Aug. 16 meeting to prohibit smoking on athletic fields across Huntington.

Councilman Mark Cuthbertson (D) originally brought up the resolution in June and was supported by Suffolk County Legislator William “Doc” Spencer (D-Centerport).

“I am pleased that we have passed a common-sense measure to limit exposure to secondhand smoke at our athletic fields,” Cuthbertson said in an email.

Smoking in town parks and beaches has been banned for years — but athletic fields have not been specifically addressed in town laws. The new legislation, according to Spencer’s office, is a response to residents who have expressed concerns about being exposed to secondhand smoke at sporting events.

“Our youth, parents and coaches all deserve to breathe air free from secondhand smoke when visiting local sports fields,” Spencer said in an email. “This is critical to protecting the health of our residents and I applaud Councilman Cuthbertson and the rest of the town board for moving quickly to close this apparent loophole in the smoking policy.”

According to the legislation, no person shall smoke a tobacco product, herbal product, marijuana, cigarette, electronic

cigarette, pipe, cigar, vapors, e-liquids or other legal marijuana derivatives in an outdoor playground or athletic field that is town-owned property.

Spencer thanked Cuthbertson for drafting the new legislation, which he called “a bold step” in helping to reduce the rate of smoking among the youth and ensuring clean air for all who visit the town’s sports fields.

“Everything counts,” Spencer said in a statement. “Even a child becoming conditioned to see cigarettes out in public or out at a ball field has an impact. [The legislation] is something that in the long term will save lives.”

Daniel Stratton was one of the concerned residents, and he said he brought the proposed code amendment to Cuthbertson’s attention.

“I noticed some of my children’s coaches leaving the dugout to smoke a cigarette just outside the fence of the field,” Stratton said in an email. “Aside from this being an obviously unhealthy behavior to model for the children, it seemed very counterintuitive when we are trying to get our children outside to be active and healthy.”

Stratton, who is a former health teacher, said he started researching laws and regulations for smoking at athletic fields and that is how he got involved with Cuthbertson.

“I discovered [there] was already a ban at Huntington beaches and playgrounds and I saw that this was spearheaded by Councilman Cuthbertson. So I contacted

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Facts from the american Lung association show how secondhand smoke affects children’s health. him to find out if there was already a law that encompassed [athletic fields] and if not, how I could pursue a resolution to this situation,” Stratton said.

“This new regulation extends my nosmoking legislation to include playgrounds, beaches and athletic fields,” Cuthbertson confirmed.

Gun control group targets North Shore congressman

By Victoria espinoza victoria@tbrnewspapers.com An anti-gun advocacy group put a North Shore lawmaker in its crosshairs over the weekend when members protested outside his office.

Gays Against Guns — a nonprofit organization made up of lesbian, gay and transgender people and others who believe in a ban of high-capacity magazine guns and assault weapons, stricter background checks and online gun sales — held a protest in Smithtown over the weekend.

The group said they chose to rally in front of the office of U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley) because they believe he is a “puppet” for the NRA and hasn’t worked enough to create legislation that effectively limits the use of guns.

Zeldin said protestors are not focusing on the real issue, which is preventing terrorists from getting firearms without limiting Americans’ constitutional rights.

Duncan Osborne, a member of Gays Against Guns, said he believes Zeldin doesn’t have an interest in regulating firearms. He also criticized Zeldin’s Protect America Act of 2015. The bill would grant the attorney general authority to deny firearms and explosives to individuals who are engaged in terrorist activities or where there is a reasonable belief that an individual may use a firearm or explosive in connection with terrorism.

“His piece of legislation is little more than a Band-Aid,” Osborne said in a phone interview. “He has made no serious effort

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a member of Gays against Guns holds up a puppet of U. s. rep. Lee zeldin during a protest. to get it passed. His bill was a joke to make Republicans look like they’re doing something on gun regulation when in fact it is nearly impossible to implement.”

Zeldin said the issue is being influenced by politics.

“It’s unfortunate that the Democratic Party and their most loyal supporters are politicizing this issue and [the] bill to keep

firearms and explosives out of the hands of terrorists,” he said in an email, according to spokesperson Jennifer DiSiena.

When Zeldin first introduced the bill last year, he said the legislation would “help prevent terrorists from purchasing firearms or explosives, while putting in place safeguards to ensure that the rights of law abiding Americans are protected.”

According to Congress’ website, the bill was referred to the House Judiciary Committee in Dec. 2015, and then referred to the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, Homeland Security, and Investigations in Jan. 2016. The bill currently has 14 Republican co-sponsors.

Gays Against Guns also criticized Zeldin’s connections to the NRA, calling him a puppet for the organization, and the NRA his puppet master.

“We don’t think he belongs in Congress,” Osborne said. “He has no interest in regulating firearms.”

New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, another nonprofit organization that participated in the protest, agreed Zeldin should leave office.

“They’ve got to go if we’re ever going to pass the kind of meaningful gun regulation,” Executive Director of NYAGV Leah Gunn Barrett said in a statement.

DiSiena said Zeldin is fighting to support and protect his constituents.

“His positions are not for sale to anyone,” DiSiena said in an email. “If these disrupters want to actually keep Americans safe, they would work with Congressman Zeldin as opposed to launching highly partisan protests against him. These groups should unite behind Congressman Zeldin’s efforts if their genuine intentions are to keep terrorists from being able to purchase firearms.”

According to GovTrack, Zeldin was among the highest 10 percent of House Republicans joining bipartisan bills in 2015 and supporting progressive ideology.

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Car engulfed in flames at South Huntington library The Huntington Manor Fire Department responded to a car fire in the parking lot of the South Huntington Public Library on Pidgeon Hill Road Sunday night, Aug. 21.

The fire department got to the scene at about 9:10 p.m. and used two fire engines

to quickly extinguish the fire in the BMW Sedan, under the command of Assistant Chiefs Mike DePasquale, Jon Hoffmann and Chuck Brady. There were no injuries reported, but the car was destroyed in the flames.

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A car at the South Huntington library parking lot caught fire and the Huntington Manor firefighters responded to the scene.

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Governor says he’ll sue over dumping in local waters

By DonnA newMAn Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is threatening to sue.

State lawmakers have joined forces across the aisle to issue a demand to both the federal government and the Environmental Protection Agency regarding the dumping of dredged sludge in the Long Island Sound at two existing sites.

At Sunken Meadow State Park Aug. 4, New York office-holders from multiple levels of government presented a united front. Gov. Cuomo (D) warned U.S. President Barack Obama (D) and the EPA that a plan to create a third disposal site poses a “major” threat to the ecologically vital habitat and blocks progress to end openwater dumping in Long Island’s waters.

He and Assemblyman Steve Englebright (D-Setauket) wrote letters to Obama, EPA Administrator Regina McCarthy and more.

The dredging of Connecticut harbors and rivers, meant to deepen waterways to allow ships clear passage, produces sludge that is being open dumped in the Long Island Sound, according to Englebright’s office.

Local environmentalists are also concerned with the practice being used long-term.

“We are grateful for the strong support of Governor Cuomo and our local state legislators in opposing this ill-conceived plan

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and putting the federal government on notice that the Long Island Sound is off limits for the dumping of dredge spoils,” George Hoffman of the Setauket Harbor Task Force, a North Shore group that works for clean water in Setauket and Port Jefferson harbors, said in a statement.

Should the federal agency continue its plan to allow dumping of dredge spoils in eastern Long Island Sound, New York State will pursue legal action against the EPA, Cuomo said.

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“Federal, state and local governments have spent billions of taxpayer dollars to clean up the Long Island Sound and significant progress has been made … continued dredge dumping will make the task of cleaning up the sound so much more difficult,” he said.

The EPA has maintained that dredging is a necessary part of keeping the sound passable for ships.

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made a final decision, but we believe the proposal strikes an appropriate balance between the need for dredging to maintain safe and efficient navigation and our desired outcome to restore and protect Long Island Sound.”

He referred to the Sound as a nationally significant estuary that has seen the return of dolphins and humpback whales during the past year, thanks to cleanup efforts.

New York State Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan (R-East Northport) agreed that the state has made significant investments to repair decades of damage.

“Real progress is being made, which makes the EPA’s recent proposal to expand the number of dredged material sites in the sound even more difficult to comprehend,” he said. “I fully support using whatever resources the state has at its disposal to fight the EPA’s plan and protect the long-term health of the sound.”

Cuomo stressed his intentions to take action to protect Long Island’s waters if the EPA fails to comply with lawmakers’ requests.

“If EPA ignores New York’s objections and finalizes its rule to permanently designate an open water disposal site in eastern Long Island Sound,” Cuomo said, “ I will take all necessary steps to challenge the rule and stop it from being implemented.”

Victoria Espinoza, Desirée Keegan and Alex Petroski contributed reporting.

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By Victoria Espinoza victoria@tbrnewspapers.com A man walking in Greenlawn Park last Saturday morning, Aug. 20, discovered a dead body with significant lacerations.

The man flagged down a passing motorist who called 911 at 7:11 a.m. and Second Precinct officers responded.

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Police said Wednesday that the body was identified as 18-year-old Estiven Abrego Gomez, of Greenlawn, Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad detectives are investigating the death.

Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call the detectives at 631-8526392 or call anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS.

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Suffolk County Police have arrested a man for burglarizing two salons in Huntington Station on Aug. 22.

Second Precinct officers Jeffrey Damo and Vincent Dilluvio said they saw broken glass at Hilda’s Salon, located on New York Avenue in Huntington Station, just before 11:40 p.m. While investigating the incident, the officers heard glass breaking at Candy Town Nail & Spa, also on New York Avenue. When they arrived, they found Tyrone Stevens, 55, inside the building and arrested him at approximately 11:45 p.m.

Stevens, of Huntington Station, was charged with two counts of third-degree burglary and possession of burglars tools. He is being held overnight at the Second Precinct and was scheduled for arraignment at 1st District Court in Central Islip on Aug. 24.

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tyrone stevens was arrested for multiple burglaries.

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Mother drowned by son man pried from car in in Lloyd Harbor pool crash on Fort Salonga

By VictoriA ESpinozA Victoria@tbrnewspapers.com A 63-year-old woman was found dead in the backyard of her Lloyd Harbor home on Wednesday, Aug. 17.

Lloyd Harbor Police officers found Elizabeth Cullen’s body after they received a request to check on her welfare at her residence on White Hill Road. Once she was found dead, Lloyd Harbor Police contacted Suffolk County Police Homicide Squad detectives to conduct an investigation.

While police forces were at the house, Denis D. Cullen Jr., the victim’s son, came home and police arrested him and charged him with second-degree murder.

His attorney did not return calls seeking comment, and his last court appearance was on Aug. 23.

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martella Continued from page A3 were still moments when he served where she saw him as another one of her kids — adding he was actually younger than her two oldest children.

“There were times when I could hear my own kids saying what he was saying,” she said. “But he was so mature, and you could tell he was going to have a fine career ahead of him.”

She said when he got the offer to work for Cuomo’s office, he saw it as an opportunity to be a clear advocate for the Smithtown community.

“He understood that this job was more than sitting behind a desk,” Knox said.

The Northport resident was named one of the winners of the 30 Under 30 Young Professionals award by the Huntington Chamber of Commerce in 2012.

In an Instagram post, the chamber said he was a “dedicated leader in various roles.”

Martella was driving a 2014 Honda with his fiancée Shelbi Thurau, 29, another Northport resident, when they were hit by a gray Subaru Outback while traveling west on the LIE toward Exit 68 at about 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 21.

Carmelo Pinales, the driver of the Subaru, lost control of the vehicle, which crossed over the grassy median, went airborne and struck two vehicles, according to police. He was driving with Winnifer Garcia, 21, of Hempstead, his sister Patricia Pinales, his 10-year-old son Christopher Pinales and his sister’s 3-year-old daughter.

Aside from Martella’s car, Pinales also hit a BMW. Inside, were driver Marvin Tenzer, 73, and his three passengers, Sandra Tenzer, 69; Helen Adelson, 69; and Isidore Adelson, 81.

Pinales was pronounced dead at the

Suffolk County Police Second Squad detectives are investigating a single-vehicle crash that critically injured a man in Fort Salonga on Friday morning, Aug. 19.

Samuel Luby, a Northport resident, was driving a 2016 Dodge pickup west on Fort Salonga Road at 7:55 a.m. when he lost control of his vehicle and struck a tree just west of Makamah Road. Northport Fire Department responded to the scene, and said upon arrival they found Luby pinned in the vehicle by the dashboard and steering wheel.

Under the command of Chief of Department Brad Wine, EMS personnel immedi-

ately initiated lifesaving measures while firefighters joined by two Suffolk County Emergency Services police officers began the rescue effort. Utilizing multiple extrication tools, the truck was cut apart to allow access to the driver. With the process complete, EMS personnel stabilized the driver to prevent further injury.

Luby was moved to a waiting Northport Fire Department ambulance and then airlifted via Suffolk County Police helicopter in critical condition to Stony Brook University Hospital.

The vehicle was impounded for a safety check and the investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information regarding this crash is asked to call the Second Squad at 631-854-8252.

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Above, Martella smiles at a board of education meeting in Smithtown; left, Martella served as Steve Bellone’s communications director since June. scene, along with his sister and Martella.

Thurau, Garcia and the Tenzers were transported to local hospitals and treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Christopher was pronounced dead at

Stony Brook University Hospital after succumbing to his injuries later that day, police said, as well as Adelson. His wife Helen Adelson was pronounced dead on Monday at Stony Brook University Hospital.

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3rd-generation Eagle Scout takes flight

Robert Schwarz

Sean D. Burns of Boy Scout Troop 32 in Greenlawn is his troop’s newest Eagle Scout. He celebrated his court of honor at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church in Centerport with his family, friends and fellow Scouts.

Burns’ service project involved replacing the sign at the entrance of the Long Island Rail Road Station in Greenlawn and making landscape improvements to the surrounding area. After raising funds through a series of car washes and garnering support from local business and community stakeholders, the project finally came to life Oct. 10, 2015. Residents and visitors of Greenlawn will enjoy his thoughtful and much needed contribution for many years to come.

“The tasks and skills necessary to attain the rank of Eagle Scout are difficult, but when accomplished develop leadership, self-reliance, and other admirable qualities needed for future successes,” noted Suffolk County Legislator William “Doc” Spencer (D-Centerport). “I congratulate and wish Sean the best of luck in all that he chooses to do. As a third-generation Eagle Scout, I hope that Sean will do as his father and grandfather have before him, and share the knowledge and skills that he has fostered

Robert L. Schwarz, 87, of East Northport, died July 23. He was a longtime marine mechanic at Snug Harbor Marine.

Robert was the beloved husband of Jean for 65 years; loving father of John (E.J.), Susan, Paul (Eileen), Elizabeth Sammis (Jack), Robert, Theresa and the late Thomas; adored grandfather of eight and great-grandfather of four; and fond brother of Evelyn.

Arrangements were entrusted to Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home in Northport. A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Philip Neri Church in Northport and interment with military honors followed in the parish cemetery in East Northport.

Donations to Hospice House, V.N.S. of Suffolk, 505 Main St., Northport, NY 11768, or Food Pantry, 330 Main St., Northport, NY 11768 in his memory would be appreciated.

An online guest book is available at www.nthfh.com.

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Sean D. Burns is a new Eagle Scout.

throughout his Scouting journey with other young people wishing to emulate his example and our community at large.”

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Mary A. “Marie” Dowling, 77, of East Northport, died July 25.

She was the beloved wife of the late James J.; loving mother of James J. (Janet), Jeanne M. (Tom), Thomas J. (Susan) and Michael G. (Kerri); adored “Mom Mom” of James, William, Janie, Erin, Elizabeth, TJ, Ryan, Maggie, Katie and Ryan; fond sister of Christopher Kennedy and sister-in-law of Mary and Eileen Gilmartin; and longtime special education teacher in Sachem school district.

Arrangements were entrusted to Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home in Northport.

A funeral Mass was celebrated at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church in Centerport and interment followed in St. Patrick’s Cemetery, Huntington. Donations to V.N.S. Hospice, 505 Main St., Northport, NY 11768, in Marie’s memory would be appreciated.

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Andrew Klingman

Andrew C. Klingman, 59, of East Northport, died suddenly on July 25.

He was the beloved husband of Francine “Fran,” loving father of Andrew and fond brother of Ann and Roger. He was loved by many nieces and nephews.

Andy loved to garden and was an avid fisherman.

Arrangements were entrusted to Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home in Northport. Private cremation followed.

An online guest book is available at www.nthfh.com.

Michael Stanco

Michael Joseph Stanco, Esq., of Northport, died July 27.

He was the beloved husband of 49 years of Barbara (née Hands); loving father of Kimberly Ann Cuiffo (Sean) and Craig Michael (Jeanne); beloved brother of Thomas (Lin) and James (Susi); loving grandfather of Michael, Cole, Brooke and Paige Stanco; dedicated uncle of Jessica Lynne, Matthew and Zachary Jamie; and uncle and godfather of Cassandra Paige.

Michael passed away surrounded by family after a long battle with complications of diabetes. Devoted son of the late Thomas Charles Stanco and the late Espe-

sia Stella Stanco (née Pilla), Michael was a graduate of Glen Cove High School, New York University and St. John’s Law School.

An attorney for the City of New York and a private practitioner, Michael honorably served his country in the U.S. Army with tours of duty in Korea and Germany.

Arrangements were entrusted to Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home in Northport, where services were held. Interment was at Northport Rural Cemetery.

If you would like to make a donation in his memory, his family requests contributions to the American Diabetes Association or the National Kidney Foundation.

An online guest book is available at www.nthfh.com.

Vincent Riley

Vincent M. Riley, 83, of East Northport, died Aug. 3.

He was the beloved husband of Jeanette; loving father of Vincent, Jeanne McLaughlin (James) and Christine Neal (Scott); and adored grandfather of Caitlin, Amanda, Aileen, Samantha, Emily, Riley, Jagger and Emma.

Arrangements were entrusted to Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home in Northport. A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Anthony of Padua Church in East Northport. Interment followed at Pinelawn Memorial Park in Farmingdale.

An online guest book is available at www.nthfh.com.

Louise Borst

Louise Pasternack Borst, 83, of Fort Salonga, died Aug. 2 from complications of Parkinson’s disease.

Louise was born in Brooklyn, Jan. 9, 1933.

She attended school in Oceanside before moving to Mineola and graduating from Mineola High School in 1950. She married her high school sweetheart, Robert G. Borst Nov. 25, 1951. They would have been celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary this year.

While Louise was raising their five children, she went back to school and received her master’s in English literature in 1968 from Stony Brook University. Louise worked as a social worker and then a probation officer for more than 20 years and positively affected many lives.

She enjoyed time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchild. She was actively involved in the Suffolk County Police Association. She was also involved in the Kismet Shrine and Elks Club with her husband.

Louise is survived by her loving husband, Robert; her dear brother Fred Pasternack (Elizabeth); her five beloved children, Larry (Teresa), Cathy Karunaratne, Linda, Robert and Betty Green (Jim); her eight cherished grandchildren, Jonathan, Justin (Maria), Cara (Jack), Tim, Sean, Shea, Erin and Dana; her great-granddaughter, Scarlett; and many other family members and friends.

Her daughter, Debra, and her son-in-law, Bandhu Karunaratne, preceded her in death.

Arrangements were entrusted to Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home, where a funeral service was held. Burial was at Calverton National Cemetery.

Her family requests donations in her memory to Michael J. Fox Parkinson’s Disease Foundation.

An online guest book is available at www.nthfh.com.

AUGUST 25, 2016 • TIMES HUNTINGTON & NORTHPORTS • PAGE A9

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Blue Devils field hockey regroups for new season A new season will bring about a new look for the Huntington varsity field hockey team.

Practice sessions commenced on Aug. 22., with head coach Kathy Wright continuing to lead Huntington this fall, and Allison Conlon moving up from the head coach of the junior varsity squad to assistant coach of the varsity team. After losing many of their top players to graduation last June, the team looks to returners to keep the program moving forward.

The Blue Devils finished 7-7 in Suffolk Division II play last year and were 7-8 overall. Wright and Conlon have lots of work ahead as they go about assembling the 2016 team, with the hopes of improving upon those records.

All-County stars Irina DeSimone and Emma DeGennaro, All-Conference standout Kelly Palladino and All-Division player Cara Sorrentino are all headed to college, along with fellow Class of 2016 teammates Meghan Plant, Sarah Fernandez, Kelsey Jamison, Victoria Martin and Jaclyn Schultz.

DeSimone tallied three goals and five assists at her forward position. DeGennaro officially played defense, but she really covered the field from one end line to the other. The now-former Blue Devil had three goals and two assists.

Palladino also played strong defense and she even managed to score a goal. Sorrentino starred at goalie, recording 103

saves. Plant was another bright light for the Blue Devils, notching a team-high eight goals as one of Huntington’s top forwards.

Last year’s roster included 15 underclassmen, who are all eligible to return.

The veterans are led by incoming senior Liz Berejka, who scored four goals and added four assists.

Fellow incoming seniors Grace Curran and Jessica-Rose Greene are both standout offensive returners. Curran scored six goals, and Greene had three goals and an assist last fall.

Incoming senior Michaela Carnesi had two goals and an assist last year, while incoming junior Lindsay McKenna also scored a goal. Alexa Cassar, another incoming senior, added an assist.

Rising sophomore Morgan Minicozzi is expected to be one of Huntington’s mainstays on defense. Incoming senior Ashley Wright, along with Curran and McKenna should give the Blue Devils a formidable midfield line.

Two of Huntington’s losses last fall were by one goal, and three others were by two.

The Blue Devils’ offense scored 30 goals, with many coming from its powerful forward line.

The varsity coaches will look to last year’s junior varsity team for some answers, and hopefully fill the shoes of the big players of las year. That junior varsity squad compiled a 14-1 record under Conlon, who moved into the varsity assistant position

for the current year when former assistant coach Marissa Bergmann decided to coach soccer at the middle school level. That Blue Devils team came within one goal of finishing unbeaten, and knowing her previous team so well, Conlon will be able to point Wright in the right direction to form a successful team for this upcoming season.

Captained by Sarah Agrillo, Abby Fernandez and Sydney Van den Valentyn, Huntington’s 19-player junior varsity team shutout 10 opponents. The team’s lone loss came to Smithtown East, 1-0.

Van den Valentyn finished with 12 goals and three assists, and Megan Byrnes tallied seven goals and seven assists. The two talents contributed to the team’s aboveaverage offense from the forward position.

Anna Wickey tallied seven goals and six assists from her link position; Agrillo was a defensive star; Holly Wright was an exceptional link; and Phoebe Walther, Emily Stevens and Lianna DeChiaro also played key roles on the team.

The Huntington varsity team will host scrimmages against Harborfields and Walt Whitman before embarking on a series of 14 games against Smithtown East, Copiague, North Babylon, Riverhead, Newfield, Eastport-South Manor and West Babylon. A nonleague crossover game will be played at Bay Shore.

—Huntington AtHletics

File photos by Bill landon

At top, elizabeth Berejka scores a goal in a game last season. Above, grace curran dribbled the ball across the field.

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Window Cleaning SUNLITE WINDOW WASHING Residential. Interior/Exterior.

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OpiniOn Editorial

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A closer look at the US Constitution

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A powerful partnership Two major power players in the field of medical help and research have come together to form a new partnership.

Stony Brook University School of Medicine and Mount Sinai Health System, of New York City, have joined together to create more academic research opportunities to streamline and expand clinical care initiatives.

While they are not the first school of medicine to connect with a health system on Long Island — Hofstra University’s School of Medicine works with Northwell Health — this certainly means new breakthroughs are on the horizon in Suffolk County.

Dr. Kenneth Kaushansky, senior vice president for Health Sciences at Stony Brook University said that each institution will be bringing its biggest strengths to the table, thus making each other stronger.

Mount Sinai’s Icahn School of Medicine has strong biomedical, clinical research and health policy expertise, while Stony Brook University boasts programs with advanced mathematics, high-performance computing, and physical and chemical science departments.

Combining math and science programs together will help students become well rounded, and open up the possibility for new programs.

A press release said Stony Brook students will also be able to gain experience in areas of medicine that the university doesn’t currently offer, like observing and learning from heart transplants and other pilot programs. And students from either institution are now welcome to take classes at the other.

But this liaison is going beyond students.

Kaushansky said this partnership will improve patient care at both Stony Brook University Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital by allowing patients to easily seek services from either hospital.

This is a great endeavor that should be encouraged and supported by the community. Not only does this teaming help students get a more in-depth education and give professors more opportunities for expanded lessons, it will in turn help the residents of the North Shore by improving the care that the local hospital can offer through the new discoveries and breakthroughs the new partnership will make.

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We may never know whether Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump meant to incite violence against a duly elected U.S. president with his comment about the “Second Amendment people.” However, his statement during the same rally, where he warned the audience that if Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton were to become president she would appoint liberal Supreme Court justices who would “gut” the Second Amendment and take “your guns away” again, shows that he has no idea how our government works.

Hillary Clinton could appoint very liberal justices, and it would have no effect on the Second Amendment, or any amendment for that matter, for two reasons.

First, any nominee to the Supreme Court must be approved by the Senate. I guess Mr. Trump must be assuming that the Democrats are going to win the Senate, and therefore approve any nominees Clinton nominates.

That works for me.

Second — and more importantly — he does not seem to know how the U.S. Constitution

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Article V of the U. S. Constitution spells out how it can be amended: For an amendment to be proposed or repealed, it requires two-thirds of each of the federal legislative bodies — House and Senate — to vote in the affirmative. Once that has happened, it then requires two-thirds of the state legislatures of the 50 states to vote in the affirmative. Because any amendment can be blocked by a mere 13 states withholding approval, amendments do not come easily. In fact, only 27 amendments have been ratified since the Constitution became effective, and 10 of those occurred

almost immediately — as The Bill of Rights.

The difficulty required to change an amendment ought to give us pause, for our Founding Fathers went out of their way to be sure the rights protected by the Constitution could not be easily stripped away.

Whether our next president supports or does not support gun control, he or she must make sure that these rules are followed. But then, it does seem that Mr. Trump thinks and behaves as if he is running for emperor, not president.

But some of us know better.

Ernestine Franco Sound Beach

The ‘empress’ Clinton has no clothes Like Khizr Kahn, Patricia Smith, the mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, spoke at one of the major-party conventions.

“I blame Hillary Clinton for the death of my son,” she said. “In an email to her daughter shortly after the attack, Hillary Clinton blamed it on terrorism. But when I saw her at Sean’s coffin ceremony, she looked me squarely in the eye and told me a video was responsible. If Hillary Clinton can’t give us the truth, why should we give her the presidency?”

I would encourage you to Google the essay of legendary columnist William Safire in the Jan. 8, 1996 edition of The New York Times in which he describes Clinton as a congenital liar. “She is in the longtime habit of lying; and she has never been called to account for lying herself or in suborning lying in her aides and friends.”

Twenty years later, a tired, old leopard has not changed its spots.

In November 2015, Clinton said “every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported.” When asked if this included the many women accusing her husband of sexual assault, she smiled and said, “Everybody should be believed until they are disbe-

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Patricia Smith speaks at the 2016 Republican National Convention. lieved based on evidence.” Upon hearing these remarks, Juanita Broaddrick shared her pain. “I was 35 years old when Bill Clinton, Arkansas attorney general, raped me and Hillary tried to silence me. I am now 73 and it never goes away.”

Before voting in November, Google feminist Camille Paglia’s March 2015 interview on YouTube, where she described\s Clinton as “a complete fraud,” and “a woman that has enabled the debredations and exploitation of women.”

She observed Clinton hitch her wagon to her husband after she failed the bar exam in Washington D.C., and said, “she’s had no real career other than riding on the coattails of her horn-dog husband.”

Clinton’s many lies regarding her personal email server are well documented. Anyone needing a refresher watch or read FBI Director James Comey’s responses to Congressman Trey Gowdy’s questions at the recent hearing.

Comey confirmed Mrs. Clinton sent and received classified emails, used more than one device, did not turn over all work-related emails and her lawyers did not read the 30,000 messages they deleted on her behalf.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell felt the need to prevent her campaign from pinning her use of a private email server on him. He said: “The truth is, she was using her private server for a year before I sent her a memo telling her what I did as Secretary of State.”

Although I respect that many people of good will support Clinton, Safire’s essay rings very true today. The empress has no clothes and this is not pleasant to look at.

Perhaps that explains why Clinton has not held a press conference since Dec. 5, 2015.

Daniel Kerr Stony Brook

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It’s summertime and the boating is easy

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OPINION Out of control and loving it

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s we count down the days of summer on our hands and feet and we prepare for yet another tour around the academic merrygo-round, some of us are squeezing in leisure activities that become increasingly harder to do amidst trigonometry tests, English exams, soccer practices and musical rehearsals.

Some summer revelers go to amusement parks, where their bodies travel in direcBy Daniel Dunaief tions that defy the typical linear motion from our beds to our cars to our offices.

What is it about those moments when we fly around the corner of a roller coaster, or when we tilt back and forth in a machine that moves

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incredibly quickly that people fi nd so thrilling? Is it the feeling of our stomachs moving inside our bodies, the moment when we experience something completely new and more akin to that which another animal, like a bird, might feel — or is it something more basic?

The answers depend on who you are and what you consider fun. I think, however, at the base of these wild rides is something we share in different degrees and circumstances.

We enjoy the moment between when we exercise what we feel is the usual level of control over our lives, and that instant which balances between thrill and terror when we give up control.

Yes, I know there are people who crave control to such a degree that almost all the decisions they make seem rooted in the power to influence each element or variable in their lives. To return to a scene from childhood, they are holding a crayon in their hand and carefully staying within the lines of life’s coloring book.

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Maybe I wasn’t enough of an artist, or maybe I just enjoyed the entropy that comes from my universe which always seems to be moving toward a greater state of disorder, but those undirected marks outside the lines always seemed so liberating. The lines were the equivalent of someone instructing me to, “Do this, stay here, do that.” My squiggly and nonrepresentational lines were enshrined in my response: “No, thanks.”

Recently, my son, brother and I went sailing in a strong wind. My brother, who captained the small boat, delighted at the sudden surge of speed as we flew across Port Jefferson Harbor. We were flying through the water at speeds that rivaled nearby motorboats, leaving behind a bubbly, foamy water trail. After several trips back and forth, the wind picked up enough strength that it submerged half of the boat. We heeled so far that my brother and son were heading toward the water. Still planted on the higher side of the boat, I reached

for my son’s life jacket and held on, trying to use our combined weight to keep us from capsizing.

Seconds before we reached that tipping point, however, my brother let the sails out, dumping the wind and righting the ship just in time. While the outing was enjoyable up to that point, it reached a whole new level of excitement, especially for my son, who couldn’t wait to tell his cousins about how we started to tip. Naturally, their reaction was to put on their bathing suits, grab their life jackets and head for the boat.

So, what is it about those outof-control moments that are so enjoyable, particularly in the retelling? Maybe, it’s just that — for the precise instant when gravity seems optional, when our routine experiences aren’t enough to allow us to predict the future with certainty the way we can with so many other things — anything is possible. And our minds, like our bodies, jump into the excitement of the unknown.

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