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A restaurant and bar on Route 112 in Port Jefferson Station will be open Thanksgiving Day, but those seeking a burger or beer will have to wait until they reopen Friday.

L.I. Pour House, located at 650 Route 112, will for the second consecutive year hold a free Thanksgiving Day meal for those without a place to go for the holidays, from noon to 3 p.m. Last year the event fed about 100 people, according to owner Anthony Pallino, though he said he expects at least double the crowd this year, and he’s prepared to feed as many as 500.

“We have the platform to do it so it’s kind of selfish not to,” Pallino said. “It’s a time for people not only that are homeless, but also that just don’t have families and stuff like that to have a place to go. I’ve never felt that before — I‘ve always had a place to go on the holidays.

I’m very lucky.”

Pallino said all of the food — turkey, stuffing, pasta, desserts and more — will be made in-house by the restaurant’s chefs. Many of those who take up the L.I. Pour House offer will likely be regular patrons of Welcome

Friends Soup Kitchen based in Port Jefferson Village, which for nearly 30 years has served a hot, fresh meal homemade by volunteers at several area churches free of charge for those in need Sunday through Wednesday, as well as Friday, including at First Presbyterian Church on Main Street. The soup kitchen does not have Thursday offerings and while it offers turkey dinners repeatedly around Thanksgiving, it is closed on the actual day. The organization’s president, Marge Tumilowicz, said she’s been directing her regular guests to go to L.I. Pour House for a hot, home-cooked turkey dinner Nov. 22. She said Welcome Friends made up invitations for the event and distributed them to their guests prior to Thanksgiving.

“It’s wonderful,” she said of the event. “It should be a time of warmth and community, that’s what Thanksgiving is all about.

Everybody says it’s for the family. Well, guess what, it was for more than family at the beginning. The whole community came together to celebrate.”

The statement on L.I. Pour House’s Facebook page summed up the thinking behind hosting the event.

“This Thanksgiving we at L.I. Pour House

L.I. Pour House on Route 112 in Port Jefferson Station will host a free Thanksgiving dinner for those in need Nov. 22, and is prepared to feed up to 500 people, according to owner Anthony Pallino.

will be giving back to the community that has supported us for four years,” the post said. “So if you know of any family down on their luck

or have no place to be this Thanksgiving tell them to come to L.I. Pour House. … We wish everyone a great holiday season.”

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If locals thought winter was still a few weeks away, they were proven absolutely wrong.

A snowstorm hit Long Island and the greater New York area during rush hour Nov. 15, taking both residents and, more importantly, local municipalities by surprise. Areas across the North Shore received from a little more than 3 inches of snow in Ridge up to more than 5 inches in Commack, according to the National Weather Service.

Luckily, most of what had accumulated was washed away through the night by subsequent freezing rain. It was likely only a taste of what’s to come.

Dan Losquadro (R), the Town of Brookhaven’s superintendent of highways, said just like many residents town officials also believed reports that Long Island would only receive a light, prewinter snow dusting. Originally, the town had only equipped its vehicles with salt-spreading equipment, but later the highway department had to rush out its plow-equipped vehicles as it became evident the storm wouldn’t relent, according to the superintendent. At that point, however, rush hour traffic had already arrived and suffocated town roads.

“It certainly would have been easier for us if we had a little bit more of an accurate forecast,” Losquadro said. “As we were beginning our plowing operations, I was still getting reports that it wasn’t going to stick.”

Losquadro added that they did not bring in more than their usual hired contractors to plow the roads because it was already too late in the night for them to make any impact. Normally, the town hires up to 500 additional plows from independent contractors when necessary.

Residents such as those in the Rocky Point Watch Facebook group reported commuter times of two hours, four hours and even six hours from their places of work to home, depending on the distance. Roads became slick with snow and slush, and on heavily trafficked streets like southbound Nicolls Road cars began to pull off to the side from either sliding out or to avoid doing so.

The hilly North Shore roads were especially problematic in the snow. Some cars were forced to the sides going east on North Country Road in East Setauket, and cars had to drive precariously slow going up those steep inclines.

Losquadro said by 5 p.m. the highway department already had its fleet of 250 town-owned vehicles and equipment out working the town’s roads, though these efforts were further stymied by falling trees and tree limbs. Kristen D’Andrea, a spokesperson for the highway department, said it received 90 calls throughout the night.

The highway superintendent said the past few years have seen more out-of-season snowstorms, particularly in March 2017, when three nor’easters hit in one month. Despite a rough start he said his office is planning for the worst this coming winter season.

“We have a very good system in place, a lot of technology that helps us dispatch our equipment,” Losquadro said. “Whatever comes our way we are prepared to deal with it.”

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State Sen. John Flanagan (R-East Northport), Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore (R-Ronkonkoma) and Brookhaven town Councilman Kevin LaValle (R-Selden) joined Middle Country Public Library Director Sophia Serlis-McPhillips and the staff at the library’s Selden branch for a ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 15.

The library recently repositioned the main entrance closer to the visitors parking lot for easier access and redesigned the lobby to support the library’s current self-service

circulation model.

There is also a new drive-up material return, which is available 24 hours a day, and a vending and coffee station in the lobby.

On the lower level, there’s a new children’s programming room and bathroom, designated teen computers and teen seating area and direct access to the Teen Resource Lounge.

Three small meeting rooms and a bathroom, additional public computers and area for the Miller Business Collection were added to the upper level in Adult Services.

The Selden branch of the Middle Country Public Library is located at 575 Middle Country Road, Selden.

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A 50-year-old man from Centereach was involved in a motor vehicle crash near the intersection of Route 25A and Pipe Stave Hollow Road in Mount Sinai Nov. 17 at about 10:30 a.m. while driving a 2014 Honda, and upon arrival police determined he was allegedly driving under the influence of a drug, according to police. He was arrested and charged with first-degree operation of a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs.

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At about 6 p.m. Nov. 13, a 37-year-old man from Nesconset allegedly stole assorted groceries from Walmart at Centereach Mall, according to police. He was arrested and charged with petit larceny.

Business attempted break in

Two glass front doors to Old Town Laundry on Old Town Road in Port Jefferson Station were broken at about 8 p.m. Nov. 15, according to police.

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A 56-year-old man from Massapequa allegedly crashed his vehicle into another occupied car while driving near the intersection of Nicolls Road and Mark Tree Road in Centereach at about 8:30 a.m. Nov. 17 and fled the scene without stopping to exchange contact information with the other driver, according to police.

He was arrested in Stony Brook and charged with leaving the scene of an accident with property damage and third-degree fleeing of an officer in a motor vehicle.

Drug possession

During the execution of a search warrant Nov. 8 at about 4:30 a.m., police discovered cocaine at a home on Fieldhouse Avenue in East Setauket belonging to a 21-year-old man who lived in the home, according to police. He was arrested Nov. 15 and charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance with the intent to sell, and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.

Taking from Target

At Target on Pond Path in Setauket, a 25-yearold man from Dix Hills allegedly stole multiple articles of clothing at about 5 p.m. Nov. 14, according to police. He was arrested and charged with petit larceny.

Front door damaged

The glass door of a home on West Broadway in Terryville was damaged Nov. 17 at about 5 p.m., according to police.

Bag taken from car

At LA Fitness on Route 112 in Port Jefferson Station Nov. 12 at about 6:30 p.m., someone smashed the front passenger side window of a 2018 Hyundai and stole a handbag, debit card and cash, according to police.

Window smashed

The driver’s side front window of a 2008 Nissan was shattered while it was parked on Hurtin Street in Port Jefferson Station Nov. 14 at about 10 a.m., according to police.

Razors ripped off

Men’s razors were stolen from Duane Reade on Stony Brook Road in Stony Brook Nov. 7 at about 8:30 p.m., according to police. The incident was reported to police Nov. 13.

Mailbox taken

A mailbox at a home on Toledo Street in Miller Place was stolen at about 5 p.m. Nov. 11, according to police.

Grocery grab

A 43-year-old man from Port Jefferson Station allegedly stole miscellaneous groceries from Walmart on Nesconset Highway in East Setauket Nov. 13 at about 2 p.m., according to police. He was issued a field appearance ticket for petit larceny.

Items taken from school locker

Someone stole wireless earbuds, a cellphone and a backpack from an unlocked locker at Ward Melville High School in East Setauket Nov. 13 at about 10 a.m., according to police.

Graffiti at high school

Graffiti was spray-painted on the path near the entrance of Earl L. Vandermeulen High School in Port Jefferson Nov. 9 at about 3 p.m., according to police. The incident was reported to police Nov. 12.

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Perspectives

How becoming a volunteer firefighter changed my life

BY TANYA LEE

DENNIS WHITTAM Volunteer firefighter Tanya Lee, above, after helping to extinguish a car fire. Below, Lee, second from right, stands with her fellow volunteers at Centereach Fire Department.

dreams that I could do so through the fire department. I kick myself for not joining years ago. Don’t get me wrong — being a member is not a piece of cake. The training is intense, we don’t always get along — as with many families — and some nights you could question your decision. But for the most part, there is encouragement and support behind those red bricks, and I can’t even list the countless friendships I have created. If you’re really in tune, you will realize a sense of accomplishment and growth within yourself that you probably never knew you had.

It took me one week in the department to know I needed to up my game and my training.

Having a full-time job and being a single parent, I started night school and within three months was certified as an emergency medical technician. Within the next year, I stepped up my game further and went firematic and learned the firefighting side of the department.

I am a 50-year-old female, and I am proud to say I am a volunteer interior firefighter and EMT for the Centereach Fire Department. I’m also proud to say my son has followed in my footsteps and is also an EMT and firefighter in the department.

TANYA LEE

Living near Centereach Fire Department for the past 15 years, I have had my share of sirens and fire engines and ambulances driving past my house. There have also been many cold December nights with my kids waiting for the parade of fire trucks and Santa to make their way through the neighborhood with candy canes and cheer.

I always knew I could count on the volunteers to be there. I would think, “What a great bunch of people who are always going no matter what time of day it was.” I wondered why are they always rushing around for?

Where are they going? Who are these people?

Is this their full-time job?

Driving down my block one day, I noticed a huge sign in front of the fire department that read, “EMS and firefighters needed!

Help your community. Inquire at the fire department.” I read the words and took that as a sign they were talking directly to me.

This was the opportunity to get some answers about this organization. Being the curious and adventurous person that I am, I had no problem putting my blinker on and turning into the fire department parking lot.

I was like a kid in a candy shop as I walked into the beautiful red brick building with gleaming red fire trucks, ambulances and first responder vehicles. My heart was racing at the thought of meeting the people behind the sirens that went day and night. To this day, I don’t remember much of the process that happened inside; it’s all a corny, fuzzy memory now. But what I do remember is, as I left the building, I stopped in the middle of the parking lot, looked back over my shoulder at the impressive apparatus and thought, “Did I just sign up for the fire department? Am I going to be one of them? How am I going to make a difference here?” Sure enough, soon the call came from the chief letting me know my application was accepted. That’s where my journey began.

That first night I was given my gear, assigned to a company and given my training schedule. I was nervous, but to this day I have never regretted my decision to step up to the plate and help my community. The unsettled fear and nervousness turned into excitement and adrenaline the first time I stepped onto the ambulance and knew someone was in need of help. I finally had the answer as to who the people behind the sirens were — they were people like me. Ordinary people with families, young and old, single moms and dads, college students, business professionals. All ordinary people with one passion — volunteering their time to help their community.

I have always had a passion for helping people, but never thought in my wildest

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Opinion

Alex Petroski, managing editor: I am thankful for our proofreaders at TBR News Media, Ernestine Franco and John Broven. Reporters and editors alike far and wide share a common recurring nightmare. They open up the newspaper to read their stories and notice, there in black and white for all to see, a glaring error. Not only is this embarrassing, it could also result in the violation of ethical standards should a source be misrepresented or quoted improperly, or worse still it could lead to lawsuits in the worst of scenarios. I’m one of the lucky ones. I have two dedicated, relentless sets of eyes backing me up at all times, catching mistakes and plugging holes before my work is crystallized in print. Their names don’t show up in bylines, but there are stories that go to print that only reach a point of deserving to see the light of day thanks to their stewardship. The newspapers you pick up every Thursday would be almost unreadable without them, and I am eternally grateful they’re on my team.

Rita J. Egan, editor: I have a lot to be grateful for including my family, friends and the best boyfriend I have ever had.

However, I can’t leave out my TBR News Media co-workers.

I’ve learned something from everyone in this office, but I will be forever grateful to the young editors who I have had the pleasure of working with. They have not only reminded me of journalism rules that I may have forgotten during my time as an e-commerce copywriter, but also somehow patiently managed to teach me how to lay out a newspaper. They have proven you can teach an old dog new tricks, and I thank them.

Sara-Megan Walsh, editor: As we begin to count down the days left in 2018, I’m happy to say I’m grateful for the people in my daily life. To my hardworking colleagues, thank you for willingness to pitch in and help ensure we do the best we can in covering local news. To my family, both of blood and of choice, with whom I always enjoy sharing good food with, laughter and possibly a few rounds of karaoke. Perhaps most importantly, I’m grateful for my husband, Mike, who always encourages me to chase my dreams, live life to the fullest and provides his endless love and support — especially at the end of a long day.

Kyle Barr, reporter: It’s hard to estimate how much a person means to you until they go missing from your life, not just those who have passed away, but even those people who have simply moved elsewhere. Thanksgiving is an excuse for many things, but at its best it’s an excuse to be with people. I’m thankful for this time of year, perhaps the most necessary excuse we have to be with the ones we love.

Letters … We welcome your letters. They should be no longer than 400 words and may be edited for length, libel, style and good taste. We do not publish anonymous letters. Please include a phone number and address for confirmation. Email letters to rita@tbrnewsmedia.com or mail them to The Times of Middle Country, P.O. Box 707, Setauket, NY 11733.

A Veterans Day poem: The Truth Is

We never abandon our heroes They live on in our hearts and our minds As our memories grow ever stronger Our love more defined We never stop seeking their counsel We’ll remember their voice, their embrace Be they mother, father, sister, brother and friend They endure in that secret part of us Where cherished memories linger Safe from the ravage of time In times of need we reflect on their courage and carry on Through tears and heartache, do not bid them goodbye But until we meet again We never let go of our heroes They live on in our hearts and our minds To our end

SARA-MEGAN WALSH

Editorial Pausing to give thanks

Letters to the editor

In memory of U.S. Sen. John McCain and for each of those who’ve lost our own loves and personal heroes.

Elizabeth Lynch Ridge

Thank you, to 2nd Senate District voters Thank you to the residents of the 2nd Senate District for once again providing me with the opportunity to represent them in the New York State Senate. It has been my distinct honor to serve the community since 2002 and I am humbled to be able to return to the State Capitol to protect our way of life.

As I stated during the past months, regardless of any election outcome, the Senate Republican Conference will continue to be a strong and important voice in Albany. That includes standing up for hardworking taxpayers, advancing policies that help businesses create new jobs and new opportunities, and working every day to keep our families secure and safe.

With the election behind us, now is the time for all of us in government to put politics aside to work for the betterment of all who live and work in New York state.

While no one should doubt that we stand ready to push back when the need arises

to protect our region and our state, we are committed to working with all parties to find common ground when it exists.

As we move forward with the work ahead of us, I welcome everyone’s input on matters that are important to all of our residents. As my office prepares for the upcoming year, we invite those we represent to contact our office by calling 631-361-2154 or sending us an email at

flanagan@nysenate.gov to share any thoughts they may have.

Thank you again for providing me with the opportunity to continue serving you in the New York State Senate and I look forward to hearing from you.

John Flanagan New York State Senator 2nd Senate District East Northport

Responding to call to oppose Trump In the Nov. 8 issue of The Times of Middle Country, Gus Franza of East Setauket concludes his indictment of President Donald Trump by the

following call to arms: “It is incumbent upon us liberals to expose him day in, day out. And stop him from speaking out.”

Mr. Franza’s last sentence is the real expose.

Donard Pranzo Port Jefferson

The opinions of columnists and letter writers are their own. They do not speak for the newspaper.

November 22, 2018 • THE TIMES OF MIDDLE COUNTRY • PAGE A19

From Our Families to Yours...

Happy Thanksgiving

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Thankful for many loves this Thanksgiving

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may be conflating two holidays, but this year, I’m thankful for love. Yes, I recognize that Valentine’s Day is a few months away.

I’m not just talking about romantic love between two people who laugh, plan and enjoy building a life together while dealing with the inevitable chaos and curveballs.

No, I’m talking about the kind of love that makes a cold, wet day manageable. We D. None recently added of the above a puppy to our

BY DANIEL DUNAIEF home. We brought this new furry creature into our lives because we were moving and it seemed liked a way to add something to

our house that would be ours in a new setting.

It also seemed to be a way to enhance our ability to socialize with our neighbors. Who, after all, can resist a cute puppy bounding down the street? Well, as it turns out, almost everyone, particularly on unexpectedly cooler days in a city that was supposed to be much warmer. Sure, people wave through their gloves and smile behind the wheel, but no one has stopped to ask if he or she can pet the little fella. No one has asked his age, his name or where we got him.

But, hey, this isn’t about love for our neighbors, although I suspect over time we may come to love the distance we have from everyone or, on the bright side, a friendship that may seem inevitable after we meet other people eager to connect with those living nearby.

No, this is about that moment when I open the door to the puppy’s room and he greets me with a tail moving so quickly that it could generate enough electricity to power the house for the day.

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As we and our kids get older, the excitement at greeting each other after absences, even for a few hours or a day, left the arena of unbridled joy. Sure, we’re delighted to see each other, but the squeal with delight moments have morphed into understated greetings and subtle head nods that don’t displace carefully coiffed hair.

We can also love the moments our senses pick up a familiar signal. That could be the scent of a pumpkin pie wafting across the living room, sending us back to our childhood when we visited with extended family that has long ago moved away. It could be the sound of our children practicing an instrument with such dexterity that the end of the composition brings both pride and sadness as the intricate sound has given way to silence.

It could also be an appreciation for a warm, crackling fire late on a cold day as the winter sunset turns the light outside a deep orange, contrasting with the yellow hue near the sizzling logs.

This is also the incredible season of anticipation,

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Leah S. Dunaief GENERAL MANAGER Johness Kuisel MANAGING EDITOR Alex Petroski EDITOR Rita J. Egan

LEISURE EDITOR Heidi Sutton ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Kathryn Mandracchia DIR. OF MEDIA PRODUCTIONS Michael Tessler

as we love the prospect of seeing people we haven’t seen in person in weeks, months or years. We can love the expectation of seeing their faces, sharing stories, taking long walks on quiet roads or windy beaches, as we tell tales about everything from the miraculous to the mundane in intersecting lives interrupted by time and distance.

As well, we can love the gift of time with each other, on our own or without particular commitment.

Then again, we can love a positive result at work, if we’ve sold the unsellable property, finally checked something off a to-do list that seemed to be festering forever, or found some unexpected result in a lab that may one day lead to a treatment for an insidious or life-depriving disease.

We are a thinking species, which ruminates over the past, contemplates the present and ponders the future. We are also blessed with the power of love, as Huey Lewis and the News sang in 1985. It’s still a powerful thing, even 33 years later.

ART AND PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Beth Heller Mason INTERNET STRATEGY DIRECTOR Rob Alfano CLASSIFIEDS DIRECTOR Ellen Segal

BUSINESS MANAGER Sandi Gross CREDIT MANAGER Diane Wattecamps CIRCULATION MANAGER Courtney Biondo

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An Important Message About Recycling Changes in the Town of Brookhaven

Recently the recycling industry, including the Town of Brookhaven, has experienced elevated levels of contamination within residentially collected recyclables. The increased quantities of contamination occurred at a time when the requirements for “clean recycling” have become stricter due to new policies in the marketplace. As a result of these market changes, the Town, after much consideration, has decided to return to dual-stream recycling effective November 28, 2018.

Brookhaven has been leading by example in protecting and preserving the quality of our environment. By recycling properly, we can hold the line on taxes for refuse collection and disposal, and conserve natural resources.

For more information and to obtain a complete list of recyclable materials and requirements for bundling and disposing of yard waste, please visit our website at www.brookhavenny.gov/recycle. While visiting our website, please be sure to sign up for alerts to receive important news from the Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management.

Upcoming Recycling Schedule

Paper Recycling Day

Commingle Recycling Day

Yard Waste Pick-up Week - NO GRASS!

Holiday - No collection - Landfill Closed

Christmas Tree Pick-up/Yard Waste Pick-up Week

Acceptable Material for Curbside Recycling COMMINGLE:

PAPER

METAL CANS • Emptied/Rinsed • Tin, aluminum, and bimetallic cans • Aerosol spray cans (empty & caps removed) • NO cans contaminated with toxic chemicals

• Newspaper • Copy paper • Magazines • Colored inserts • NO waxed paper • NO metallic paper • NO soiled paper (i.e. tissues, paper towel, etc.)

• NO shredded paper

PLASTICS # 1 and #2 • Emptied/Rinsed • Water/soda bottles • Milk jugs • Detergent bottles • Plastic tubs • NO motor oil containers • NO styrofoam • NO plastic bags

NO GLASS!!!

CARDBOARD

• Corrugated — Broken down/flattened • Non-Corrugated — Broken down/flattened • NO milk/juice cartons • NO egg cartons • NO soiled cardboard (i.e. greasy pizza boxes, etc.)

Visit www.brookhavenny.gov/recycle for more information

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