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July 25, 2019
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Town
Town announces upcoming boating safety courses boating safety courses presented by Neptune Sail and Power Squadron, which address planning for and troubleshooting boating emergencies — information that can save lives,” said Lupinacci. Victoria Gaines was a 7-year-old who was killed in a boating accident in 2012. The Town of Huntington offers free basic boating safety certification training in the spring season leading into the summer boating months. Those who register attend a
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full 8-hour course, and when they pass the test receive a NYS Boating Safety Credential issued by NYS Parks. The courses now offered by Neptune Sail and Power Squadron at Town Hall provide advanced boating safety training, which complements the basic training course offered by the town. However, completing the basic boating safety course is not required to attend the advanced training presented by Neptune Sail. Philip Quarles, education commander for the squadron, stated: “The Neptune Sail and Power Squadron was founded in 1938 and has been serving Town of Huntington for 83 years teaching boating safety and advanced boating courses. We are honored to be partnering with the Town of Huntington offering classes to residents. Emergencies on Board will be offered on Aug. 12. You can learn more by visiting www. neptuneboatingclub.com.” “I want to continue to thank all that devote their time to ensuring the water safety of the boating community. I appreciate the unending support to my advocacy. One never thinks this could happen to them and it absolutely can! My hope is that boaters of all ages
and experience levels continue to educate themselves. I believe this coupled with the new laws on the horizon will ultimately save lives,” said Lisa Gaines, Victoria’s mother. The first presentation of Emergencies on Board at Huntington Town Hall will be on Monday, Aug. 12 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The course cost is $20.00, made payable on the evening of the event by check to: Neptune Sail and Power Squadron. Space is limited to the first 50 students. Attendees may register at neptune11743@gmail.com or by calling 631-824-7128. The town held a presentation of Suddenly in Command, another advanced boating safety course presented by Neptune Sail and Power Squadron on Monday, June 24 at Town Hall. Both Suddenly in Command and Emergencies on Board courses will be offered at Town Hall periodically throughout the year. Learn more about the Town of Huntington Victoria Gaines Boating Safety Program or register for courses: http://huntingtonny.gov/ boating-safety. Compiled by Donna Deedy
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Supervisor Chad Lupinacci (R) is encouraging all residents who venture out on Huntington’s waterways to register for the advanced boating safety training course Emergencies on Board, presented by Neptune Sail and Power Squadron in coordination with the Town of Huntington, at Huntington Town Hall on Monday, Aug. 12. “I am pleased to announce that the town is expanding the boating safety training provided under the Victoria Gaines Boating Safety Program to now include advanced
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State
New LIPA board member would end tax lawsuits From left, Jon Stewart, Rep. Tom Suozzi and John Feal Photo from Suozzi’s office
BY DONNA DEEDY DONNA@TBRNEWSMEDIA.COM Ali Mohammed, a financial industry executive, has been appointed to Long Island Power Authority as one of nine unpaid board members charged with overseeing the quasigovernmental agency. The appointment comes at a pivotal time and in the wake of controversy. The agency has come under public attack after it filed tax lawsuits against Long Island communities in an effort to save money. And as the state transitions to a clean-energy economy, state leaders are looking toward Mohammed and the board for new direction. “One of my first priorities as a LIPA trustee will be to end LIPA’s practice of reckless tax certiorari lawsuits against communities and school districts,” Mohammed said in a statement. “LIPA must immediately cease all litigation.” Mohammed’s background includes 20 years of experience working in senior leadership roles for major financial organizations, such as JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs and TD Ameritrade. He’s been involved in restructuring Fortune 500 companies to become more efficient, while lowering costs, according to press releases. The technology sector is also one of his areas of expertise. In June, Mohammed joined Broadridge, a global financial industry analytics company, which has 33 U.S. offices, including one in Lake Success. “I will work to modernize a board so desperately in need of good governance reforms to ensure LIPA finally starts serving ratepayers best interests,” Mohammed said. “The time has come and gone for LIPA to behave as a responsible corporate neighbor, and I look forward to bring an unequivocally ethical and honest voice to the board.” Mohammed’s position aligns with many local elected state officials, who have written and/or sponsored bills that aim to counter the potential financial blow to communities and school districts if LIPA’s tax strategies prevail through courts. “One of my top priorities as a state senator has been to hold LIPA accountable and protect taxpayers,” said state Sen. Jim Gaughran (D-Northport). “For too long LIPA has been a runaway authority, accountable to no one but themselves.” He thanks Senate Majority Leader Andrea
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Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers) for prioritizing Long Island taxpayers through Mohammed’s appointment and applauds her choice. “I am proud to appoint Ali Mohammed to the Long Island Power Authority board,” StewartCousins said. “Mr. Mohammed’s expertise in transforming organizations will help usher in a new ‘green era’ for LIPA, while at the same time fighting to support ratepayers.” Mohammed becomes the first MuslimAmerican to serve on the all-male LIPA board. LIPA was created in 1986 by the New York State Legislature. In 1998, it acquired the electric transmission and distribution system
of the privately owned Long Island Lighting Company, known as LILCO, through a public bailout after the failed Shoreham nuclear project incurred $7 billion in debt. The nonprofit entity employs 51 fulltime staff members, according to LIPA spokesperson Sid Nathan, and manages a budget of $3.6 billion. LIPA holds contracts with National Grid and PSEG Long Island, two shareholder-owned businesses that generate electricity and operate electric services for Long Islanders. Mohammed was due to attend his first LIPA board meeting July 24.
The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly approved legislation July 22 that would extend funding to cover claims by victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks for the rest of their lives in a 97-2 vote. Local congressional leaders played an instrumental role in gaining support for the bill that ultimately led to its passage. “Over the last few months, I worked to help secure more than 300 bipartisan co-sponsors for this legislation,” said Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-Glen Cove). “Once we reached 290 co-sponsors, the bill had to be voted on per House rules that I also helped create at the start of this year as part of the Problem Solvers Caucus.” In the Senate, Sen. Kirsten Gilllibrand (D) pushed for the bill’s passage. “This bill is for every single person who decided in that terrible moment — when we were attacked, when we were vulnerable, and we were scared — to do the unthinkable: to risk their lives for total strangers and sacrifice their bodies for our country,” she said. “It is for every person who spent days, weeks, and months on the pile, and has had to suffer physical and mental scars for years because of that heroic work. It is for every survivor who lived in a home or went to school downtown when the government told them the air was safe to breathe.” The recent bipartisan effort to pass the bill has been a source of inspiration for leaders. “People are hungering for Democrats and Republicans to work together to solve real problems in real people’s lives. That’s what happened here,” Suozzi said. “I guess working together for heroes is a good step forward. Let’s keep going.” Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley) was an original sponsor of the bill.
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LI resident celebrates 50 years of song and companionship BY DAVID LUCES DLUCES@TBRNEWSMEDIA.COM “I’ll be singing for the rest of my life,” said Fred Conway, a longtime barbershop singer and six-time president of the local Harbormen Chorus barbershop group. Earlier this month, the Long Island resident was honored by the worldwide Barbershop Harmony Society at an international convention in Salt Lake City for 50 years of talented service. “That was definitely a bucket list item for me, getting to 50 years,” Conway said. His career began innocently enough. Conway reminisced about that moment. It was the day of the 1969 Super Bowl and his neighbor at the time showed him an ad in the paper looking for barbershop singers. “It sounded interesting to me, I hadn’t taken any music lessons at the time, but I knew I had a good voice,” he said. “I went over there the following night and have stuck with it [singing barbershop] ever since.” Since then, Conway has sung lead in nine quartets in his career, and he is currently a member of the Harbormen, Twin Shores Chorus as well as the Antiquity Quartet. Over the years, he has performed at some notable venues including the St. Petersburg Hall in Russia, Carnegie Hall and Madison Square Garden. The Miller Place resident has also received the Barbershopper of the Year award by the Barbershop Harmony Society. As much as Conway dedicates his time to
Above, the Sound of a Chord barbershop quartet from the 1980s, with Russ Tobin, Al Mastrangelo, Fred Conway and Don Van der Kolk; bottom left, Conway receives a Barbershopper of the Year award at a chorus event; Conway leads members of the Harbormen chorus in a sarenade at the TBR News Media offices February, 2018. Above and bottom left photos from Fred Conway; bottom right file photo
singing barbershop, he also pursued another passion — teaching and counseling. He graduated from St. John’s University with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education before attending C.W. Post to get his doctorate. During his education career, Conway served as a guidance counselor and coached various sports team for the Miller Place School District. Conway coached women’s cross-country, the men’s golf team and men’s/women’s track and field. He would later become the first commissioner of cross-country and track and field in the Diocese of Rockville Centre for 12 years and has served as the first executive of Section XI for women’s cross-country for 10 years. “From about 1975-1986, Miller Place had some great teams,” said the Miller Place resident. David Lance, a fellow member of the Harbormen Chorus, can attest to Conway’s dedicated to the craft of barbershopping. “He is a real mover and shaker, he gets things done,” he said. Lance has known Conway for the past 15 years and first got introduced to the chorus when a member had to leave due to health issues. “They were looking for a tenor and they recruited me,” he said. “When I got there his voice [Conway’s] really stuck out to me.” Lance mentioned practically everywhere they go and perform, Conway always seems to run into someone he knows. “He’s a great guy and friend,” he said. “His ambition is contagious.” Lance, along with the other Harbormen members, have also performed at various senior and assisted living homes throughout Long Island and have welcomed returning veterans fighting overseas at McArthur airport.
Gary Wilson, a fellow member of the Antiquity Quartet, has known Conway for over 30 years “He asked me if I wanted to join quartet and I said yes,” Wilson said. “We found two other guys and we formed Harmony Hotline.” The quartet performed together for some time but had to disband after two other members moved away. “He is a self-taught singer, he has such a unique sound,” Wilson said. Currently, Conway lives with wife of 28 years, Leslie, and they have three children and six grandchildren. He is also a six-year Vestry member of St. Anselm’s Episcopal Church in Shoreham. “Through the years he has made a lot of peo-
ple happy,” Lance said. “He is the personality of the quartet and brings a personal touch to his performances.” The Miller Place resident said he doesn’t see himself stopping doing what he loves. “I’ll be singing forever,” he reiterated. The Harbormen Chorus are actively looking for new members and Conway said anyone interested in singing four-part harmony to visit them on Monday nights, except national holidays, at 7:30 p.m. for practice at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hall at 380 Nicolls Road, East Setauket, which is north of the firehouse, next to the new synagogue. People can call 631-644-0129 for more information.
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County
Lawyer raises awareness and funds to cure blood cancer BY DONNA DEEDY DONNA@TBRNEWSMEDIA.COM Asaf German said he grew up with nothing and played stickball in the streets of Brooklyn. This year, the 47-year-old Lloyd Neck resident has become Long Island’s official Man of the Year for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society after raising a record-breaking $470,000 in 10 weeks. “What he’s been able to accomplish is priceless,” said Meagan Doyle, who serves as campaign director for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in its Melville office. Each year the society recruits candidates to compete and run a 10-week fundraising campaign. Proceeds go towards finding a cure for blood cancers leukemia, lymphoma myeloma and Hodgkin’s disease. Eight candidates on Long Island competed and collectively raised $863,000 for the organization. German, who raised more than anyone ever has on Long Island, pulled together a team of 75 people, mostly women, who helped him organize events and solicit donations. In total, more than 5,000 people contributed to German’s team with donations ranging from $5 to $55,000. “Nobody said no,” German said. “I am a machine and found very special, passionate, amazing, like-minded people to help.” Two pediatric cancer patients or survivors participate in the society’s Man of the Year campaign as Boy and Girl of the Year honorees. Jesse Pallas, age 12, of Miller
Place and Morgan Sim, age 5, of Port Washington served as inspiration for German and his team. “When I met Asaf in person for the first time, he shook my hand and said I’m going to win this thing. Who would have known that just 10 weeks later he would raise $470,000,” said RuRu Sim, Morgan’s mother. “It was almost unbelievable and he turned my skepticism into pure admiration. Asaf poured his heart and soul into the Man of the Year campaign and he helped us take a huge step closer to finding a cure for cancer. The cancer community is so blessed to have found such a dedicated and wonderful man!” Prior to the fundraising campaign, German, a real estate attorney, knew nothing about fundraising or blood cancer diseases. He’s become passionate about the cause. “It’s been the second most rewarding experience of my life after having children,” German said. Nationally, the society raised $52 million through the Man of the Year campaigns. German ranked eighth nationally in total funds raised. German thanks Mary Jo White, who had previously pulled together a Woman of the Year campaign for the society. He said she shared fundraising suggestions with him. He’s become close with White and her husband through the society’s fundraising mission. So close, he said he spent Christmas with them. “People keep telling me ‘Do you realize
Students from Accompsett Elementary and Middle Schools raise funds and awareness for blood cancer at Ralph’s Italian Ices on Maple Avenue in Smithtown. Photo from The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
the magnitude of what you just did,’” said German. “I can’t stop here. I’m a machine.” He’s recruiting now for next year’s ambassador. German’s two children, with the help of a committee at Accompsett Elementary and
Middle Schools, where they’re students, raised $500 for the cause at Ralph’s Italian Ices on Maple Avenue in Smithtown. “It’s not all about the money,” German said. “It’s about raising awareness and saving people’s lives.”
Jesse Pallas, age 12, is the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Boy of the Year honoree and an inspiration for Asaf German, who raised $470,000 for the society’s “Race for a Cure” campaign. Photo from Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
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School News
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Above: Teachers Fornaro and Richards document the age of a decaying log and calculate annual rainfall based on their findings. “Who knew there was a correlation,” they said. Below: The two teachers expect to teach science and math through nature. Photo from Elwood Union Free School District
Teachers trek into woodlands to hunt for next year’s lessons During the week of July 15, Elwood Union Free School District teachers Lori
Fornaro and Kevin Richards participated in the Greentree Foundation’s 8th annual Teacher Ecology Workshop. Teachers participated in lectures, field-based programs and hands-on learning experiences designed to enhance their knowledge of Long Island’s natural world and introduce ways to incorporate nature into science curricula in Elwood. “The Greentree experience has provided me with so many ideas for outdoor sciencebased activities,” Fornaro stated. “I’m excited to share my new knowledge of Long Island’s environment, which will make our Living Environment class discussions more relevant and meaningful to my students.” Fornaro and Richards will continue their studies throughout the school year by attending Saturday field trips across Long Island.
Joanna Gerdvil receives award from the Town of Huntington’s supervisor and trustees in recognition for her achievements with the U.S. Air Force. Photo from Town of Huntington
Town honors Air Force pilot Supervisor Chad Lupinacci (R) honored Cadet 2nd Lt. Joanna Gerdvil of the Civil Air Patrol’s Leroy R. Grumman Cadet Squadron at the July 16 Town of Huntington board meeting for earning the rank of 2nd lieutenant and achieving the Mitchell Award. “Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Gerdvil is an inspiration to other young women who aspire to be a part of the Air Force,” said Lupinacci. “Such an accomplishment is not easy, but Joanna has proven that she is a committed member of her squadron.” The Civil Air Patrol is the civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force by act of Congress and performs emergency services under the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Leroy R. Grumman Cadet
Squadron is one of the six squadrons on Long Island. The cadet program trains young men and women, ages 12 to 20, in leadership, aerospace, safety, moral leadership, physical fitness and emergency services. Gerdvil has excelled in this program and has received the Mitchell Award, an honor looked on very highly by all military academies. The Mitchell Award also earns Joanna the rank of 2nd lieutenant. The General Billy Mitchell Award is earned by Civil Air Patrol cadets who have successfully completed the second phase of the cadet program. It marks the end of the enlisted phase of the cadet program; cadets are promoted to cadet 2nd lieutenants upon receipt and, by extension, cadet officers.
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Police
Kayakers rescued in windstorm Suffolk County Police Marine Bureau officers rescued a mother and daughter who were blown offshore while kayaking on the Long Island Sound July 19. Noreen McLoughlin, 54, and her daughter Dana, 19, departed from Sunken Meadow Beach to kayak on the Long Island Sound at approximately 8 p.m. Once offshore and after darkness fell, they found the wind was too strong and they were having difficulty paddling their 13-foot kayak back to shore. Noreen’s husband Joseph McLoughlin, 47, of Levittown had remained on shore and called 911. The Suffolk County Police Department dispatched two rescue boats
and a helicopter to search for his wife and daughter. The New York State Park Police, Smithtown Fire Department and U.S. Coast Guard also responded. Police officers Christopher DeFeo and Anthony Chin aboard Marine Delta arrived in the search area and noticed the light of a cell phone in the distance, which led them to the kayak. Officers brought the two women aboard the police boat and transported them safely to shore at the Kings Park Boat Ramp on the Nissequogue River where they were reunited with Joseph McLoughlin. Both were wearing life jackets, and neither required medical attention.
Officers help deliver baby in Commack Suffolk County Police 4th Precinct officers helped deliver a baby July 19 in Commack. Officers Walter Fingerle, Kenneth Kaufold and Douglas Nassifi responded to a 911 call from Thomas Geness of his wife giving birth at 1 Lafayette Ave. at approximately 3:15 a.m. The officers arrived and assisted Christine Geness, the full-term expectant mother, who gave birth to a 7-pound, 15-ounce baby girl at approximately 3:23 a.m. Christine Geness, 37, and her newborn daughter were transported to St. Catherine of
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Suffolk County 2nd Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate a man who allegedly stole from an East Northport store on two different dates since May. A man entered Stop & Shop, located at 3126 Jericho Turnpike, at approximately 10:30 a.m. May 30 and allegedly stole baby formula. The man entered the same store June 10 at approximately 9:30 a.m. and allegedly stole more formula.
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police 2nd Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s help to identify and locate two men in an alleged connection with stolen merchandise from a Huntington Station store earlier this month. Two men exited a white Chevrolet cargo van and separately entered Home Depot, located at 839 New York Ave., using different entrances on July 9 at approximately 8:45 a.m. The males appeared to communicate with each other on their cell phones in the store. One of the men allegedly stole five rolls of electrical wire and four cases of recessed lighting which was valued at approximately $750. The men fled in the white van.
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers offers a cash reward of up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest. Anyone with information about these incidents can contact Suffolk County Crime Stoppers to submit an anonymous tip by calling 800-220-TIPS (8477) or texting “SCPD” and your message to “CRIMES” (274637). All calls and text messages will be kept confidential.
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Siena Medical Center in Smithtown by Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corps in good condition. “I’m extremely grateful to the ultra-fast response of the officers who came to assist my husband and I to deliver our baby daughter,” said the new mother. “Their kindness and warmth made us feel confident that everything would be alright during an extremely stressful situation and we are very thankful to be a part of such a great community. It was an incredible moment for all involved.”
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Editorial Bad border policies Since congressional leaders visited detention facilities at the U.S. border with Mexico in the last few weeks, readers have been reaching out to us about the immigration issue. Overall, these letters have a common thread: Continue to cover the topic. As a community newspaper, our focus is mainly on local news, rather than international affairs. But, local elected officials are telling their constituents that border conditions are awful. Immigrants are living in cages and unusually crowded. We hear you and out of humanitarian concern promise to follow the issue. In turn, we ask you to stay in touch and share your perspectives. Your comments and criticism help us all become better informed. Two members of the U.S. House of Representatives live in our circulation area: U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-Glen Cove), who lives in Glen Cove, runs an office in Huntington. His district includes parts of Queens and the North Shore of Long Island in Nassau and Suffolk counties extending west to include parts of Kings Park and Commack. U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley), who lives in Shirley, and runs an office in Patchogue, represents most of Suffolk County. Suozzi sits on the House Ways and Means Committee and is vice chair of the Problem Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan group of 48 congressional leaders that are “not afraid to take on tough issues.” Zeldin sits on the Foreign Relations Committee, which deals with issues related to Central America. It passed H.R. 2615, the bill that authorizes foreign assistance to fight corruption and improve economic conditions in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, nations from which many immigrants originated. The bill currently awaits action in the Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee. People can contact Senators Charles Schumer (D) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D) on H.R. 2615, called The U.S. Northern Triangle Enhanced Engagement Act, and other immigration issues. You can also leave messages with the White House on your position. One U.S. policy that may be the most unrealistic is expecting people to seek asylum in the first country they encounter. Immigrants often leave to escape violence and not all countries are bordered by nations able to protect them. On July 16, the Trump administration published a new rule, 8 C.F.R. Parts 1003 and 1208 on the Federal Register, stating that any immigrant who fails to seek protection from a country outside their native land before crossing the U.S. border is ineligible for asylum. On Long Island and nationwide, Catholic Charities is one the largest providers of legal services for all people in the immigrant community. They agree that policies need to be humane. Policies should not prevent people from seeking asylum. We the people need to bear responsibility. Call your elected officials today: White House: 202-456-1111 Sen. Chuck Schumer: 202-224-6542 Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand: 202-224-4451 Rep. Tom Suozzi: 202-225-3335 Rep. Lee Zeldin: 202-225-3143
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Response to “The two faces of America” In my household, after reading your opinion piece “The two faces of America in 2019”, we discussed not buying your paper ever again. Why? Are there really two faces of America or is there a schism between the power of politics and the politics of power? A conundrum that is as old as time, is the office holder who wields the power of prime import or are the duties of those offices in fact the real treasure? So too must it be said of opinion, that there is a deep schism between the power of the press and the power that the press wields. I wish you to consider your intentions in referring to the processing of people crossing the border illegally, who then seek asylum under our current asylum statutes. You call our facilities American concentration camps. You are guilty of
engaging in a misuse of power, for though you have the right to your opinion, you have transgressed as editor of your paper. My term for what your paper is constantly engaged in is “journalistic tangentialism,” untruths foisted upon a constituent, or a reader, by using one historical fact to categorize and define a current event. The obfuscation by attempting to impute definition, in my opinion, is the problem that your industry and our politicians need to constantly wrestle with so as to maintain the value of our treasured elected offices, the treasure of a free press. To manipulate is not your charge; your duty is far greater, to seek the causes and to direct ideas towards appropriate changes. Why not look at the politicians who created this dilemma, why not ask why have these office holders
chosen these paths to conflict and why they then sit and do nothing to resolve the conditions that they have created? Twenty-four years before the moon walk, my uncles were in a Nazi concentration camp. They did not choose to be in that camp in search of asylum. They only survived because they were young slave labor. The rest of my family were gassed or executed by machine gun, buried in pits with the murdered millions of Nazi concentration camp dead. Jewish children were separated from their parents with a bullet. Don’t use journalistic tangentialism to defame my dead, or defame our country. Show the paths to the cause of the problem. Show the path to the solution. Michael Sheinkopf Port Jefferson
Medicare for all would reduce stress for all Happy anniversary, Medicare and Medicaid! For 54 years, you’ve given our seniors, disabled and poor access to medical care — unlike for-profit insurers that hold our wallets and lives in a death grip, providing no benefit to our health. Health care is a civic good, like firefighters and police. It’s not an efficient market, as health care information is always unequal, with prognoses often unknown. As businesses, insurance companies prioritize profits over health. They have inserted themselves between us and our care providers. They deny claims. They arbitrarily change approval for medications for profit, not efficacy. Only you and the providers you choose should decide your care. Holding “good” insurance does not guarantee affordable health care. Both of my children were born with rare, complex congenital heart defects. My daughter is eight and long ago passed the usual insurance lifetime maximum. She is also potentially uninsurable after she ages off my policy. Why should she die because she can no longer afford care for a condition neither of us could prevent? My son died at 10 months of age, having incurred more than $2 million in health care costs. We had three separate insurance policies and still had more than $36,000 in out-of-pocket expenses the year he died, which ultimately led to bankruptcy and foreclosure. Medical bankruptcy, causing two-thirds
of American bankruptcies, is unknown in peer countries. A seriously sick or dying child is an emotional trauma. No one should simultaneously fear financial ruin. Months after my son died, calls from bill collectors left me sobbing and nonfunctional for days or weeks. We must do better, and we can. We can push our state and federal representatives to enact single-payer, improved Medicare for All legislation. We can push them to listen to constituents, not lobbyists and big donors, to learn how the status quo is harming our physical, mental and financial well-being, and to co-sponsor the New York Health Act (A5248/S3577) and federal Medicare4All (S1129/H1384), which my state senator, U.S. representative and one U.S. senator do not — yet. If businesses pay a tax on every employee equal to what they currently pay for insurance, all of us would pay less for healthcare than we do now. Medicare4All would also remove business incentives for hiring twice as many part-time as full-time workers, help start-ups recruit talent and end job lock. Doctors will see office expenses and time spent on paperwork decrease as much as 25 percent (and malpractice premiums decrease by more) and will have more time to spend with patients. Most doctors support New York Health and Medicare4All because they’re tired of
having patients delay visits until easyto-treat illnesses become life threatening, not to mention having patients unable to afford treatments. I am one of the 50 percent of insured patients who forego filling prescriptions and seeing doctors because of cost. Finally, it is absurd that hospitals artificially inflate charges for every bandage and aspirin, with costs varying from X to 10X depending on who is paying. New York Health and Medicare4All will eliminate all this creative accounting, providing global billing to ensure all medical services are reimbursed, letting providers focus on patients, not billing codes. Yes, we’d pay with taxes rather than in premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs, but our individual health care expenditures would be affordable and predictable, like policing and firefighting. We don’t pay itemized costs for police ticketing speeding cars in school zones or arresting burglars in our neighborhood or for firefighters saving our houses. Spreading our medical risk across our entire population, eliminating wasted money that doesn’t benefit our heath and simplifying payments dramatically will mean each of us can access and afford all essential health care. Let’s honor Medicare by improving it. With the New York Health Act and Medicare4All, “we the people” win. Mary Hobson Miller Place
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The view from the airlines untouchables in group 9
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irports are funny places, if you don’t have to fly anywhere. In no particular order, I’d like to share some observations after myriad recent summer flights. Cost of food and drinks: It’s not quite as high as the U.S. Open prices, but it’s pretty close. You can buy a water for the same price as you’d buy a D. None case of 24 waters at a supermarket of the above or a drugstore. BY DANIEL DUNAIEF Jennifer Aniston still sells magazines: Every news store has numerous magazines near the instant sugar and the ways to improve bad breath. At
least one, if not all, of these editorial products typically features Jennifer Aniston because, even at 50 years old, Rachel from “Friends” still helps sell magazines. Perfect place for claustrophobes — yes, that’s a word — to feel claustrophobic: Despite the ongoing construction, LaGuardia still features incredibly close hallways that are reminiscent of former baseball stadiums, albeit without the smell of hot dogs or the sound of a crowd roaring to life after a home run. Caste system in the air: We board by group number because that’s what the airlines, in their infinite wisdom and desire to divide us into the “haves” and “have nots” have decided is the best way to wring a few extra bucks out of its customers. So, naturally, those of us unwilling to shell out a few extra shekels — that’s the Israeli currency, but I put it in here because of the alliteration — have to board in group 9. What I especially love about this group, which is often the largest one, is that the airline workers rarely even say the number. After they
board group 8, they’ll say, “OK, and everyone can board now.” Why even give us a number if we are “all the rest”? Just put “last” or “loser” or “cheap bastard” on our tickets and call it a day. Seriously, this group boarding system is reminiscent of the Hindu caste system, where the group 9 people are the equivalent of Harijans or “Untouchables.” Ooh, that was a good movie which had nothing to do with flying or with the caste system, although Nitti did take an unintended flight before he was waiting in the car. Bags: Is it just me, or have the storage spaces on the airlines become smaller even as people lug two and three pieces of furniture, I mean baggage, onto the plane? Of course, the people in groups 1 and 2 could easily store a couch in the limited overhead space, while the group 9 crowd isn’t allowed to take a miniature backpack. Pretzels or cookies: Really? That’s what the food has come down to on airplanes? No more, “chicken or fish” from the flight attendants.
Nowadays, they seem magnanimous when they offer us a choice of carbohydrates. Sometimes, they even let us take one of each, but they wink as if we’re not supposed to tell anyone. Oops, did I just blow their secret? Manipulative timing: Airlines finally seem to have mastered the art of under promising and over delivering. When flights leave on time, they arrive 30 minutes or more early. When they leave 30 minutes later than anticipated, they somehow arrive on time. It probably makes passengers happier to arrive earlier, but it makes the concept of “on time” less of an accomplishment. The airlines seem to have created their own timing curve. Rating the flight: We’re barely on the ground before the airlines want to know how they did. Well, they arrived early (surprise, surprise); they gave the happy people in the higher groups of the plane the requisite pretzels; and they didn’t have time to serve drinks or pretzels to the underappreciated fliers from group 9.
We laughed about how it was a microcosm of the fourth estate, that is the public press, commenting on the executive branch. We served on the student council together and became close friends. After graduation, when my husband and I were looking to settle somewhere in the New York area, it was she who I called from Wichita Falls in northern Texas to ask if Stony Brook, where her husband was a mathematics professor, was a good place to live. Little did I know that this one night she and her husband had decided uncharacteristically to retire early to bed, and with the one-hour time difference between Texas and the East Coast, I would wake them up with my question. But she waved me on. “It’s home,” she responded in her usual direct fashion, telling me all I needed to know. That is how we happened to move to the North Shore of Long Island. After my husband died and my children all left for college, she stepped in with a surprising offer: How about joining them with an opera subscription? “Where?” I asked. “Why at the Metropolitan Opera, where else?” she smiled. “We would drive into NYC each time?” I responded disbelievingly.
“Yes, and have dinner beforehand,” she said with a gleam in her eye. And that is how I discovered one of my great passions. But before she died, here is her most important gift to us. She was the embodiment of courage. Even as the quality of her life deteriorated, she fought to maintain normalcy, for her sake and the sake of those around her. She went from a cane to a walker, accompanied by her husband, then to a wheelchair, then to a scooter wheelchair that she drove at breakneck speed down Broadway from their West End apartment to Lincoln Center for her subscription performances and more. And as her muscular ability to verbalize diminished, she used the internet and her computer keyboard to stay connected to the rest of us as long as she could control her hands. Watching her struggle was a gut-wrenching anguish. It was also an inspiration. She was not going into that dark night easily. She fought for every inch of the life her parents had saved and she and her husband had made together, and in so doing she showed us not only how to die with valor but especially how to live life to the max.
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his week’s column is dedicated to courage, the particular courage of one person. That person was one of my closest friends, and she died last week. Even though she suffered for five years with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, and we all knew that the end was coming, it is hard to imagine life without her. And isn’t that the height of selfishness, to think of her death as my loss? What about her loss? Never again on Earth to hug and kiss her husband, her children and grandchildren, to cheer when Between they enjoy victories you and me and to commiserate when things don’t BY LEAH S. DUNAIEF work out as they had hoped. Never
again to join friends for an evening at the opera. Never again to enjoy cooking delicious dinner for those lucky enough to be her guests. Never again to exchange insights about the political turmoil through which we are living. Never again to share a deep belly laugh. For her, it has ended. We met as freshmen at college. She was impressive for her strongly held viewpoints during classroom discussions of world affairs, asserting that the Cold War was not just about two superpowers but also included a third bloc of underdeveloped and uncommitted nations. She was also delightfully funny, laughing at the incongruities of life. When we were both assigned dorm rooms on the same floor of the same dorm, I got to know that she was born in Poland in the Warsaw ghetto in 1941, hardly a choice time and place, that she had escaped from the ghetto with her mother and another woman and child thanks to her father’s resourcefulness, and that she had lived out World War II in Warsaw with false papers, both mothers being under extreme duress. My friend went on to be elected editor in chief of the college newspaper, and she sometimes wrote about my actions as class president.
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