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World Bank Calls for Europe and Central Asia to move from 'Brown' to 'Green' Growth
BRUSSELS, June 25, 2013—The economic costs and social impacts of climate change threaten the prosperity of the Europe and Central Asia region. But well-designed climate action can bring numerous... Show More +
Danube Water Program Aims to Bring about Smart Policies, Strong Utilities, and Sustainable Services for All
Recent floods throughout Europe brought considerable attention to the Danube River Basin. Yet, other challenges were on the minds of water professionals who attended a recent international confe... Show More +
New World Bank Report Foresees Fragile Recovery for Six Countries in South East Europe
PRISTINA, June 18, 2013—Signaling the end of the double-dip recession of 2012, the group of six South East European (SEE6) countries[1] is now making a fragile recovery: its combined real GDP is proje... Show More +
Emphasizing Reform to Strengthen Fragile Recovery in South East Europe
Following a double-dip recession in the South East Europe (SEE) region in 2012, which saw a contraction of growth of about 0.6 percent, the six countries in this region – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovi... Show More +
Living on Margins Drives HIV Epidemic in Europe and Central Asia
LONDON, June 7, 2013 - Social and structural factors – such as poverty, marginalization and stigma – and not just individual behaviours are shaping the HIV epidemic in Europe and central Asia. This is... Show More +
Improving Health in Europe and Central Asia
Moscow, June 4, 2013 – While the countries of Europe and Central Asia (ECA)[1] have enjoyed robust economic growth in the last two decades, the long-term progress of health outcomes has been more mode... Show More +
Europe and Central Asia: Launching a Cardiovascular Revolution and Other Health Improvements
Fragile and Conflict-Affected States: Signs of Progress to the Millennium Development Goals
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Twenty Fragile States Make Progress on Millennium Development Goals
Despite tough challenges in fragile countries, World Bank analysis reveals glimmers of hopeWASHINGTON, May 1, 2013—Despite enduring political and economic challenges, 20 fragile and conflict-affected ... Show More +
Growth in Europe and Central Asia Continues, but Slowly and Unevenly
WASHINGTON, April 19, 2013 ― Most economies in the Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region grew in 2012, with an average growth rate of 2.5 percent, and are expected to grow in 2013 at a slightly higher ... Show More +
Starting from Scratch: Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises from the Ground Up in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Altijana Dzombic owns a small bakery in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH). This bakery, which started as an idea in 2004, has grown into a thriving small business which now employs 26 people... Show More +
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South East Europe Economy Shrinks in 2012, Faces Risks in 2013
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Soybean farmers in our area are being urged to double check their crops for white mold. It's a fungus that affects the entire plant, and it loves cool, cloudy and humid weather. But the main concern is heavy morning fog where the fungus grows the most.
White mold decreases the quality of the soy beans, which can have major effects on a farmer's revenue. And even though it hasn't been seen in our immediate area, specialists say to be on the look out.
Dan Marzu, the agricultural development educator for Marathon County, said farmers can buy soybeans that have a resistance to the mold, and rotating your crop can help.
"There are some soybean varieties that are resistant to it," said Marzu, "They're not 100 percent resistant, but they do give some resistance to it."
Marzu also said the increase in mold probably won't affect prices at the grocery store, at least for now.
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Specialists say rotating your crops can be difficult sometimes, because mold can survive for many years in soil. So if you do notice mold forming in your soybean field, make sure you thoroughly wash your harvest equipment after using it; to avoid spreading fungus spores.
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A time of "massive flux" from payment uncertainty leaves physician practices in a reductionist mode these days, according to Medical Group Management Association - American College of Medical Practice Executives President Susan Turney, MD. She shared her observations with attendees at the MGMA-ACMPE conference in San Antonio, Texas this week.
Doctors are trying to avoid red ink by significantly delaying delivery on new equipment, reducing charity care, and trimming clinical staff, Turney says.
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The grumbling about federal regulations and reimbursement cuts reverberated through San Antonio's Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center as physicians crowded into sessions about how they could "save time, see more patients and improve practice revenue" or get to the bottom line: "How much is my practice worth?"
One of the big concerns is a perennial: the "fiscal instability" created by what MGMA officials call the "decade" of Congressional reprieves from sustainable growth rate formula cuts.
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Art the Osprey returns to NH nest, mate after 5,000-mile flight from Brazil
Art the osprey (on the right) with his mate at their nest in Bridgewater on Wednesday morning, shortly after he completed his migration from Brazil (LARISSA MULKERN PHOTO)
Signaling his arrival with a sky dance and several calls to the female osprey, Art swooped into his nest for a well-deserved respite after his 5,000-mile, 21-day migration from his winter home in Brazil.
Art is one of three birds outfitted last year with high-tech solar-powered transmitters by osprey expert Iain MacLeod, executive director of the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center.
"I'm absolutely thrilled," said MacLeod, who had tracked Art since the bird's departure in September and predicted his April 10 return.
Art made good time on the last day of his trip, traveling 270 miles. "What's driven him here is his hormones," MacLeod said.
MacLeod and a group of reporters awaited Art's arrival Wednesday morning. Art's mate called out, and Art returned the call.
He appeared in the sky and dipped and swooped in what MacLeod called a sky dance, a movement to show off to his female and to mark his territory.
"What an arrival," MacLeod said.
The nest is in the middle of an industrial site, surrounded by truck trailers, rumbling bulldozers and piles of wood chips - an unlikely home base for members of a formerly endangered species. The birds were not fazed by the noise, but MacLeod said they would start calling out if people approached the nest.
Art's transmitter allowed researchers to track his migration routes, winter habitats and fishing patterns.
The other two New Hampshire ospreys wearing the transmitters, both juveniles, perished during their travels.
A female, Jill, made it to South America. Her signal was lost, and MacLeod said a larger predator might have killed her.
A male juvenile, Chip, somehow hitched a ride on a trawler headed toward Africa and disappeared.
The two ospreys were originally found in a nest in Tilton, near the outlet stores.
Back in the nest, Art assumed a pose that MacLeod has seen many times before - drooping the wings and turning his back to the female in a submissive posture to assure her that he is friendly and not a threat.
Within 30 minutes, the pair had mated, not in the nest, but in a nearby tree.
MacLeod said over the coming days and weeks, Art will get back into the routine of providing fish for himself, his mate, and, soon, the chicks that may hatch in a few weeks. Once the chicks are born - the female usually lays three eggs and the male will assist with incubation - Art will catch seven to eight fish per day to feed the growing family. The eggs take anywhere from 35 to 40 days to hatch, said MacLeod.
Art weighs in at just under four pounds.
Locally, MacLeod said Art seems to enjoy fishing at Sky Pond and Jackson Pond, but has flown as far as Thornton and over to Little Squam Lake. A pair of eagles who live at Big Squam Lake chased off the ospreys.
Art is named after Arthur "Art" Perron, the Bridgewater Power Plant employee who first noticed the osprey at the site several years back.
"I've been trying to catch him for years," said Perron, explaining that by "catch," he meant tracking. Perron worked with MacLeod and Project OspreyTrack partner Dr. Rob Bierregaard, a distinguished visiting research professor in biology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Art was trapped at his nest using a noose trap on May 29, 2012, and then fitted with a transmitter.
Researchers had been tracking the osprey's movements since 2007, however, and reported that he helped raise single chicks in 2008 and 2009, and two chicks in 2010.
After his mate was banded in 2011, their nest was destroyed in a freak windstorm in June, just after they hatched one chick. A new platform and nest were installed; both adults returned in 2012 and happily accepted their new nest.
MacLeod said there are no plans to equip Art's mate with a tracking device. And in light of the generally unsuccessful migration of juveniles (more than half don't make their maiden journey), MacLeod will outfit several more adult ospreys to participate in Project OspreyTrack this season.
The project is funded by Public Service of New Hampshire, the Jane B. Cook 1983 Charitable Trust and Squam Lakes Natural Science Center's Innovative Project Fund.
Another key partner is Chris Martin of New Hampshire Audubon, who coordinates statewide monitoring and conservation of ospreys and other raptors under contract with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department's Nongame Program.
For more information, photographs and maps on the OspreyTrack program, visit the science center's web site, www.psnh.com/Environment/Osprey-Online.aspx, and Dr. Bierregaard's site showing his many years of osprey satellite tracking in New England, www.bioweb.uncc.edu/bierregaard/migration1.htm.
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Asafa Powell, the world's second-fastest man, might skip the US-Jamaica Sprint Challenge that officials from both countries have agreed to stage starting next year.
"I don't really see the importance of it," Powell said. "There are many Grand Prix and Golden League meets out there that we are going to be competing in against each other, so it doesn't make any sense to me."
None of those offer USA Track and Field or the Jamaican Amateur Athletic Association the benefits from a head-to-head showdown of their sprint stars from the Beijing Olympics.
Jamaican women rolled past their US counterparts while Jamaica's Usain Bolt electrified the sport with world records at 100 and 200 metres to claim gold.
But Powell sees no need for a nation-on-nation matchup when such meets as this year's World Championship in August at Berlin serve a similar purpose with other global greats included as well.
"The World Championships is coming up and they are going to be out there, the same athletes, so I don't really see the relevance of it," Powell said.
USA Track and Field announced a 2010 start to the event, which will feature men's and women's 100, 200 and 400 metres, 100m or 110m hurdles plus 400m hurdles, long jump and the 4x100, 4x400 and sprint medley relays.
"We are confident that this kind of team competition, featuring the most exciting events in athletics, will prove captivating to fans around the world," USA Track and Field chief executive Doug Logan said last month in announcing the event.
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The characters is the first row are used to indicate plurals; those in the second row indicate possessive/adjective/genitive, and those in the third row indicate the definite article.
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Zhoo'oonami'i j'laj'uhuu, stoglij'uvej, zhoplhaj'uq'üüg; dhos'kuj'upen dhu'udhbaozünekkh. Nij'ugoq, zdej'ubïïq dhu'ukavizügo. Z'oi'ighbes'aighdhiglon jlooj'epahu z'o'odhmazen.
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They
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After two years of hearing all the talk about it, I finally got to go to my first Gauley Fest. What better time to hit the Upper Gauley for the first time, right? And what better boat to do it with than the octane 85? A crew of 12 open boaters hit the upper on Saturday of the festival almost bright and not early enough for Mark Z.. I'll be honest; I was a little nervous peeling out of the put-in eddy. The Gauley has the big-water and beatdown stories that can put the fear of God in you. Continue reading
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According to the Mequon police report:
Another woman left the suite just as police arrived. While the injured woman was being treated, police asked the man about the strong odor of marijuana evident in the suite. He said the two women smoked the drug. He was arrested for violating his parole not to be around people who break the law.
After the woman was medically cleared she was taken into custody on the warrant.
This is the second recent report of police activity at the Sybaris, where a night of partying resulted in a trashed room Nov. 4.
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Hayzen's Productions
3703 Cotswold Terr #39
Greensboro, NC 27410
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Style: Cinematic, Documentary, Short Form, Storytelling...
Packages: Ceremony, Edited Video, High Definition Video...
Liability Insurance: Yes
Amazing!! Amazing!! Amazing!! We got our wedding video tonight and amazing just doesn't even describe it. The whole crew was so much fun to work with. Our video captures every exciting moment. We are more than pleased with the final product. They captured everything from so many different angles. The video is just stunning. I can't wait to share it with our family and friends. If you're looking for a videographer, then don't look any further...Hayzen's Productions is the way to go!!!
Wedding: 09/20/2014
Services Used: Videography
Wilky and his team are awesome - both personally and professionally. They arrived early, stayed late, and captured everything moment and detail of our wedding. Although we're also extremely happy with our photographer, there's just some emotion that cannot be captured in pictures. Wilky and his team caught every detail. Every emotion. Every tear. Hug. Laugh. Smile. Embrace. Everything. Their video production of our wedding was perfect. And it's a way we'll (as well as our friends and family) will relive our wedding for decades to come. They. are. amazing.
Wedding: 09/06/2014
Services Used: Videography
Chris 1 Reviews
Wilky and everyone with Hayzen's Productions have been a dream to work with. Not only was the video work superb (and it was - I've watched it over and over again) - but working with him and his company has been so easy, so friendly, and so professional. We had a bunch of different people there with us on our wedding day (between the Hayzen's crew and our 2 photographers) and were initially worried it would be too many in our smaller space. Not only were they not in the way (we barely noticed them), but when they were around, they were so cool, we wanted to have them be a part of the fun. Wilky is also an incredible email reply-er. I feel there was never a time where I didn't have a question or a thought to share during our year-long engagement that he didn't reply within minutes with a fully thought-out response. Top-notch guy. Top notch work. Would hire them again and again. Consider our review a "glowing" one. Thanks so much, Wilky!
Chris and Jessica York
New York, New York
Wedding: 07/26/2014
Services Used: Videography
Ashley 2 Reviews
Hayzens Productions is AMAZING! I couldn't have asked for a better company to film my wedding! The quality, creativeness, friendliness, and time was outstanding! They were always professional and have great personalities. I would definitely recommend them to everyone! Hope to work with them again someday!
Wedding: 06/21/2014
Services Used: Videography
Private User 2 Reviews
We highly recommend Wilky and his team from Hayzen's Production after our wonderful experience with them at our daughter's wedding June 20, 2014. Wilky brought 2 videographers with him who somehow managed to capture the most important moments while smoothly blending in to the background. We can tell that Hayzen's produces a lot of commercial videos, because the finished DVD is top-notch! They were pleasant to deal with from start to finish, and flexible with our requests and changes. We plan to use them again!
Wedding: Recently Married
Services Used: Videography
Dustie 1 Reviews
Wilky and his crew were the very best! They were so professional and I received so many comments from my wedding guests about how engaging they were during the reception.
I couldn't imagine anyone better to capture our special day!
Wedding: 06/07/2014
Services Used: Videography
Wilky and his team were absolutely wonderful! They did an excellent job capturing our special moments and putting together our video! If you're planning on getting married use Hayzen's Productions, I promise you won't be disappointed!
Wedding: 06/06/2014
Services Used: Videography
I just received my wedding video in the mail! (Only 2 1/2 weeks after the wedding!!!) It is AMAZING! My husband was a little nervous about having a videographer for the wedding because he did not want to feel like there were cameras in his face on such a special day. Wilky and his team surpassed all of our expectations on our big day. I'm so excited to be able to have such a special keepsake to share with our friends and family! :)
Wedding: 05/24/2014
Services Used: Videography
Billie 1 Reviews
We were delighted with their professionalism. The bride was a little reluctant because she did not want to feel invaded. Wilky and Ken were not intrusive at all. She did not even know where the cameras were during the ceremony. They were very easy to contact and completed the job quickly. We highly recommend!
Wedding: 05/17/2014
Services Used: Videography
Mary... 2 Reviews
Choosing Hazens Productions to cover our wedding and reception was the best money we spent! My groom and I were surprised at how fast our big day went by- and what a blur it was when it was over. There was so little we could really recall about the day. When we received our DVDs from Hayzens just a few short weeks later- we were blown away by all of the little details they were able to capture and use in a very professional and artistic compilation. We are so happy with the finished product. Aside from the DVD itself, the staff of Hayzens Productions was extremely easy and flexible to work with- with excellent communication. I assure you- this is a fantastic investment on your big day. :)))
Wedding: 11/02/2013
Services Used: Videography
Kimberly 5 Reviews
We would definitely recommend Hayzen's Productions to anyone needing a videographer. Wilky and his team were amazing!! We couldn't be more pleased! They were professional, organized, experienced, and very awesome to work with. Wilky has some great ideas and experience, which helped make our wedding video better that we imagined. Check out our trailer! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHm_D6Qis5Y&feature=share&list=UU9zbg_7QH7Ekywb9eGht4bg
Wedding: 10/12/2013
Services Used: Videography
Rosanne 1 Reviews
Wilky and his team at Hayzen's Productions captured our wedding day perfectly! We have watched the video dozens of times, and each time it takes us right back to the special day. Wilky chose great shots and accompanied them with awesome music. He put together a trailer that makes us smile, laugh, cry, and remember all the good times from the day. You can feel the joy when you watch it. We could not have asked for a more friendly, responsive, and creative videographer. Wilky was so easy to work with, and he and his team blended right in on the wedding day. You can't find a better value for your money. I was the bride who wanted to cut corners to save money, so I almost didn't hire a videographer. But I am SO glad that I did! And I'm glad it was Hayzen's Productions. They did an all-around fantastic job.
Wedding: 09/21/2013
Services Used: Videography
I absolutely looooved everything about Hayzens Productions!!! They are affordable and you most certainly get bang for your buck. They are very energetic and so easy to work with, Wilky Black went above and beyond the call of duty. I'm looking for a reason to hire him again! He and his teammates captured every detail of our wedding day! ...if you want professional work and great people hire them NOW more people find out about them they will stay busy!!!
Wedding: 06/29/2013
Services Used: Videography
Jennifer 2 Reviews
Wilky was absolutely fabulous!! We met him in person and he was so laid back, which fit our personality so well. He made the planning of the videography piece of the wedding a breeze. I knew we were in good hands with him. He stayed in constant contact throughout our planning, and would email back within the hour of an email sent to him. On the day of the wedding, him and his staff were fabulous. They were very non-intrusive. Truthfully, except for the actual talking we did into the camera, I forgot they were there. He stayed for the entire day, and captured us getting into the limo. We received wonderful compliments from our wedding venue, as well as our guests and wedding party about how great Wilky and his staff were. There were great, easy to get along with, and captured fabulous shots. I am so happy we went with Wilky, owner of Hayzen Productions to capture our special day. We are going to cherish the video forever. The actual wedding day went by so fast, and I am going to be able to watch this video and capture moments I missed, and be able to relive the day I married the love of my life. I am grateful we had Wilky capturing our most precious moments. Brides, you will not be disappointed in the service you receive from him. I would give a 10 if it were possible. We had our wedding video in less than 10 days after our wedding, it's perfect! :)
Wedding: 06/01/2013
Services Used: Videography
Jennifer 1 Reviews
My Husband & I received a flyer from the Hayzen's production booth during a wedding show. When we added a videographer to list of things to pick out for the wedding we never realized how pricey one could be! Everyone we called was well beyond what we had expected & more than we could possibly afford without eating ramen noodles for three years straight; that is when I came across the Hayzen's Production flyer & called Wilky. When we met with him he was laid back, not pushy, & wanted to know what we wanted not what he thought we needed. He gave us his packages & put a custom one together for us. He is the best priced videographer in the area by far for the quality of product you receive (If I were him, I'd charge more haha). We received our DVD in Blue Ray & standard format along with the ability to make a copy & mail one to my grandmother that wasn't able to make it to our wedding. A lot of places we called charged for every single thing, Hayzen's did not. He doesn't just place a camera on a tripod & call it a day. He interviewed our guest, & covered our wedding from all different places & angles. The sound and picture on our DVD is professional quality and the way he mixes parts of the wedding with interviews from guest is really neat. We are really happy with the video & are glad we chose to add a Hayzen's productions to our budget. Everyone kept telling us "The video guy is super nice", "Where did you find the video guy he's funny", etc. They arrived on time, set up everything without issue, & truly seemed excited to be there and be a part of our big day. When we watched the video my husband & I were both saying "He was standing there? I don't remember him being there". Only thing I would have changed is I wish I would have been interviewed before the wedding as well before I changed clothes, while my make up was all intact, and before I was sooo tired; but that's just a girl thing :) It is more than worth it & we would recommend Wilky to anyone & everyone.
Wedding: 05/04/2013
Services Used: Videography
Andrew 2 Reviews
This is the best videography company in North Carolina.
Wilky and his team were very hands-on with the planning process and easy to communicate with regarding our desires and expectations for the video. Hayzen productions videotaped our rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception and blended in perfectly. Every one of our guests enjoyed giving interviews with them and were impressed with how easy they were to be around. They exceeded our expectations and we are very happy to have worked with them. 10/10 would utilize their services again.
Wedding: 04/13/2013
Services Used: Videography
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Fresneda de Cuellar Barn Rental Photos and Description
Spacious 4 bedroom home with bathroom, all new, recently opened.
In full path and castles (45 km from Ribera del Duero and Rueda) the wine route, we stand together with the towns of Coca, Cuellar, Iscar, Olmedo, Medina del Campo, Peñafiel and a close proximity to Segovia and Valladolid.
Cultural Tours, castles, churches and pine woods why spend a few days visiting, or picking mushrooms.
From the house can move travelers taking their destinations Jun maximum 30 minutes grna variety of cultural tours and adventure tourism
In turn we can make Quad rides or riding in the nearby villages, we are located 15 Km Golf Villa de Cuellar, and near the thermal center Jemaje of Iscar.
From our small restaurant in the next village we can provide a variety of typical local products, as well as offering numerous takeaway at a very affordable price.
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Lake Lugano House Rental Photos and Description
Modern Townhouse To Sleep 12 With Spectacular Views Over Lake Lugano
Providing spectacular views over the breathtaking Lake Lugano, this modern town house (ID 1082) provides a luxurious lakeside retreat perfect for families and large groups to enjoy!
The holiday home has been furnished to a contemporary high standard throughout and boasts extensive and flexible accommodation over two floors, making it ideal for a large family or for two families staying together. Guests can relax and entertain in the two spacious lake and mountain-view reception rooms, which are conveniently accompanied by two fully-equipped kitchens and offer easy access to a sunny lake view balcony terrace to the first floor, and a covered outdoor dining terrace with lake views and BBQ to the ground floor.
All the must have mod-cons are provided in the property and guests can fully relax and unwind in their very own lakeside haven, with a sunny garden to enjoy alongside a private lakeside sun deck, private beach and a private mooring facility is available for guests to use at a cost of €150.
The internal sleeping accommodation in the villa offers extensive sleeping arrangements to suit groups of up to 12. The 4 spacious bedrooms comprise a lake view double bedroom, a second lake view double bedroom with extra double bed, a lake view bedroom with twin beds and a lake view children's room furnished with a set of bunk beds. Two comfortable double sofa beds also feature to the villa for additional guests.
Newly fitted family bathrooms with bath tub and power shower feature to both the ground floor and first floor of the villa and modern laundry facilities are also provided, for a hassle-free self-catering stay!
A private garage for up to 2 cars is provided in the grounds of the holiday home and guests are perfectly located in the village of Cima to reach the nearby modern day amenities of Porlezza.
The surrounding Italian and Swiss Lake District offer opportunities for hiking, golf, tennis, horse riding, cycling, water sports, swimming and more, alongside a host of authentic local restaurants to enjoy and visitor attractions to explore.
The pretty, medieval village of Cima is an historical part of the lakeside town of Porlezza.
It is a lovely picturesque town with old cobbled streets and many traditional shops including a bakery, butchers and post office. There are several good restaurants, cafes, clothes shops, and general stores and most importantly, ice cream parlours! End a romantic evening with a walk along the beautiful lakeside boulevard.
Porlezza is just 12 km, over the mountain pass from Menaggio on Lake Como and is on the scenic route to the town of Swiss town Lugano. Porlezza is the principle town at this Southern end of the Lake in Italy and adds an Italian flavour to a well known Swiss name!
Porlezza Area:
Lake Lugano is situated in the south east part of Switzerland and is located on the Switzerland and Italy border. Most of the Lake lies in Switzerland and is named after the city of Lugano that is situated between Lake Como and Lake Maggiore. One of the many interesting features of Lake Lugano is it's shape, it's a long lake about 36 kilometres in length but the width of the lake does not exceed more than 2 kilometres at any point, also it is the only lake that has a bridge over it, connecting the two towns of Melide and Bisonne.
Lake Lugano is surrounded by beautiful hills and mountains, the area experiences a climate close to that of the Mediterranean climate, the beautiful mountains and the surrounding villages and towns, together make Lake Lugano the perfect holiday destination. Some of the interesting mountain peaks to visit near the lake include Monte Bre and Monte San Salvatore, Monte Bre is the closest to Lugano and is about 925 meters high, the mountain stretches over the border of Switzerland and into Porlezza is just 12 km, over the mountain pass from Menaggio on Lake Como and is on the scenic route to the town of Swiss town Lugano. Porlezza is the principle town at this Southern end of the Lake in Italy and adds an Italian flavour to a well known Swiss name!
Lombardy - Lake Lugano Area:
The Italian Lakes are a little slice of paradise. Elegant ribbons of blue water stretch out ahead, folded into the sun-baked foothills, with a spectacular back drop of the snow-capped Alps.
Warming, inspiring and graced with natural beauty, the lakes are still a place to draw breath and wonder. Lake Lugano, oriented north-south, ringed by characterful old villages often wedged onto narrow beaches between rugged cliffs and water.
Those classic lake images of flower strewn balconies, Baroque gardens and splendid waterside villas can be found here in abundance. Dotted around and between the lakes are some of Italy's finest art cities, such as Milan, Verona & Bergamo.
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Friday, October 26
Rag-A-Muffin Parade
Saturday, October 27
Brain Cancer Run/Walk
Sunday, October 28
Job expo at Farmingdale State College, Roosevelt Hall, 2350 Broadhollow Road, Farmingdale. Workshops are from 10 to 11 a.m. Job expo is from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visit: www.familyres.org.
The Farmingdale Luncheon Rotary Club is sponsoring the Annual Rag-A-Muffin Parade assembling at noon at Northside School and proceeding down Main Street to Village Green. All children of the community are invited to come and march in the parade in their Halloween costumes. Costumes will be judged and prizes awarded.
A safe Halloween for children fascinated with historic aircraft and armor is being offered by the American Airpower Museum at Republic Airport, 1230 New Highway, Farmingdale from 3 to 7 p.m. Contests and free admission are in store for children under 12 who arrive in costume. Admission to the museum is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and veterans, $5 for children (free to children in costume under 12).
An autumn fair will be held at Hardscrabble Senior Apartments Community Building, 404 Main St., in Farmingdale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Something for everyone including a white elephant sale, baked goods, plant sale, religious items, a giant raffle, and snack bar.
"Halloween Casino Night" cocktail reception, sit-down dinner, games of chance, silent auction, entertainment and dancing to benefit Hospice Care Network's programs and services. Honorees include Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice and Justice Ute Wolff Lally. At the Glen Head Country Club, 240 Glen Cove Rd., Glen Head from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. Tickets are $350 each and sponsorships begin at $100. Call 516-224-6467 or visit www.hospicecarenetwork.org.
The 2nd Annual Run For Rob: Voices Against Brain Cancer 5K run/walk in memory of Dr. Robert Bernstein will be held at Bethpage State Park. Registration begins at 9 a.m. Adult entry $25/kids entry $15. Register online at http://voicesinmotion.org/runforrob/ or call 212-340-1340.
The Junior League of the Women's Club of Farmingdale is celebrating their 70th anniversary from noon to 3 p.m. at Carlyle on the Green in Bethpage. Tickets are $45 per person and include lunch, unlimited soda, beer and wine, dessert, and light entertainment. For more information, call Diana Kleemann at 516- 586-4107 or Janice Milos-O'Reilly at 516-454-0139. The Jr. League of the Woman's Club of Farmingdale meets regularly on the first Thursday of each month at 7:45 p.m. at the Village Hall located on Main Street in Farmingdale.
Join faith and community leaders in urging Governor Cuomo to ban fracking. Vigils to protect land and water will be followed by a potluck supper. Please bring food to share. The event, which begins at 6 p.m., takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation, located at 48 Shelter Rock Road in Manhasset.
The 4th Annual Bands Battling Autism takes place at the Stuart Thomas Manor in Farmingdale. Bands composed of local middle school and high school students perform for a chance to perform at the New York Islanders Autism Awareness Night. The proceeds from the event are donated to support the 13th Annual Long Island Walk Now for Autism Speaks. Advanced ticket price is $12/each. It will be $15 at the door the day of the event. To purchase tickets and/or sponsorship packages, visit www.walknowforautismspeaks.org/BandsBattlingAutism. For more information, call 631-521-7853 or email email@example.com.
Farmingdale State College will hold its open house from noon to 3 p.m.
The Carcinoid Cancer Awareness Network (CCAN) will host the 9th Annual "Celebration of Life" Gala on Worldwide NET Cancer Awareness Day from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. The evening includes a cocktail hour, dinner, open bar, coffee and cake, music, dancing, 50/50 raffles, and raffle prizes. The gala will be held at The Sterling, 345 Hicksville Rd., Bethpage. Attendance is $95 per person or $875 for a table of ten. To register or for more information visit: www.carcinoidawareness.org.
Join the South Shore Audubon Society for a bird walk at Mill Pond Park from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The group will meet at the park on the north side of Merrick Road, west of the Wantagh State Parkway (Wantagh/Bellmore). Bring binoculars. Walk leaders and other birders and nature enthusiasts will be happy to share their knowledge and experience with you. Free of charge. Rain will cancel the walk. For more information, call 516-987-8103 or visit: www.ssaudubon.org.
Long Island Fight for Charity will host a free 10th Main Event Announcement and Celebration from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Long Island Hilton, Route 110, in Melville. The program will include a look back at the LI Fight for Charity's history of charitable support. Businesspeople, community members, alumni boxers, sponsors and volunteers will be thanked for their past and continued support. Complimentary appetizers, beer, wine and soda; cocktails-cash bar. RSVP by calling 877-240-7821.
An Evening With the Stars: Doo-Wop Fundraiser to help support the games for the physically challenged will be held on Friday, Dec. 7 at 8 p.m. at Bethpage High School. Featuring Winnie Winfield, Lenny Dell and the Dimensions, Continentals, Cathy Jean, The Fireflies, The Jarmels, and Classic Sounds. Tickets are $25 each, reserved seating only. Free parking. Go to www.larentr.com or call 631-873-8817 for more information.
Meetings held at the village hall:
•Oct. 29: 7 p.m. work session.
•Nov. 5: 7 p.m. work session and 8 p.m. BOT meeting with Counsel.
•Nov. 12: No meeting. Veteran's Day.
•Nov. 19: 7 p.m. work session with Counsel (Thanksgiving week).
•Nov. 26: 7 p.m. work session.
An outreach program that is open to everyone no matter what age who would like to have a good meal and get together with other people in the community. There is no charge for this and it is open the last Saturday of each month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, 298 Conklin St., Farmingdale. At the end of every café take home meals are offered. Sponsored by Episcopal Charities of Long Island and St. Thomas' Church. Call 516-752-9254. Schedule: Oct. 27, Nov. 24, Dec. 29.
The Friends of the Farmingdale Library are seeking crafters and flea market vendors for their Holiday Craft Fair to be held on Saturday, Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Table space is $40 and may be reserved by calling either 516-454-6813 or 516-244-0829. Space is limited.
Ladies, do you love to sing? Then we've got a place for you. Join Twin County Chorus in the joys of a cappella harmony. We rehearse every Thursday evening in Levittown from 7 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. Call Bobbi at 516-798-4325 or Susan at 516-729-8323 for more information. Or visit our website: www.twincounty.org.
•Bingo every Monday to support Deborah Hospital. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the game starts at 7:15 p.m. at 110 Bingo Hall, 585 Broadhollow Rd., Melville. Call Pam 631-730-8021.
•Overeaters Anonymous. Are you a compulsive overeater? Undereater? Overeaters Anonymous can help. There is a meeting on Tuesdays on the corner of Salisbury Park Dr. and Carmans Rd., East Meadow, across from the firehouse from 7:45 to 9:15 p.m. Call for directions 997-4534. For information about the meeting call Nancy 798-2547 (between 7 and 9 p.m.) or Ed 845-5423.
•Caregiver Support Group offered by the LI Alzheimer's Foundation at Brandywine Senior Living at Huntington Terrace, 70 Pinelawn Rd., Melville. This professionally facilitated group meets on Mondays from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and allows participants opportunities to share feelings and strategies related to caring for a person with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. Call 767-6856 and speak with group facilitator Alana Rosenstein, LMSW, before attending for the first time. Those who are financially able are asked to contribute $10 to the LI Alzheimer's Foundation for each session they attend.
•Senior Pops Orchestra is seeking string players, especially string bass. The orchestra meets every Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon in Melville. Join a fun group. Visit www.seniorpops.org, to find out more about the orchestra.
•Mid Nassau Jewish Retirement Club meets every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Temple Emanuel 123 Merrick Ave., East Meadow. New members are welcome. Call Marty Fein 485-3171.
•The Scrabble Club meets on Thursdays from 12:15 to 3:15 p.m. at the Plainedge Library, 1060 Hicksville Rd., Massapequa. All ages. Scrabble players wanted. Call Judy 827-9506.
•The Relationship Journey, a group for widow, widowers, divorced and singles 45+. Meets every Thursday at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 449 Stewart Ave., Bethpage. Fee $7. Facilitated by TV talk show host of The Relationship Journey. Refreshments. Call 395-8303 for room location.
•Mastering Life – Conversations. Do you experience frustration in relationships, career, health, confidence? Conversations produces a permanent, positive shift in all areas of life. Led by Stefan Deutsch, human development expert. Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon and Sundays from 6 to 8 p.m. in Melville. Call 631-692-0986. $10.
•Island Photo Group, a group of photographers working together to advance each other's photographic skills and to be an exciting force in photographic education on LI. Meets the 1st, 2nd, 4th Mondays of every month at 7:30 p.m. (except legal holidays) in the Community Center in Allen Park, 101 Motor Ave. Check our calendar of events at www.islandphotogroup.com or call 516-450-LENS.
•Speak Easy: A Toastmasters Club. Can help you conquer your fear of public speaking. In Bethpage, Northrop Grumman Toastmasters meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 5:45 p.m. in Northrop Grumman Building 5, South Oyster Bay Rd., Bethpage. Call Brian 346-7516.
•Farmingdale Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Veterans of Foreign Corp. George Benkert Jr. Post of Farmingdale is actively recruiting veterans of Afghanistan, Iraq, Desert Storm, Vietnam, Korea and WWII. Membership requirements include active participation in a foreign conflict. For membership qualifications contact membership chairman Bob Fullam at 516-694-5539. The VFW building is at 635 Main St., Farmingdale, and members meet there on the second Tuesday of each month at 8:30 p.m.
•Farmingdale American Legion, Hugh C. Newman Post #449 is looking for new members who have served in the Armed Forces during various wars and conflicts such as WWII, Korea, Viet Nam and the Gulf War. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month at VFW Post #516, 635 Main St. (just south of the railroad crossing), at 8:15 p.m. Call Commander Thomas Taylor 752-9613.
•South Shore Hand Smockers meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, Main St., Babylon. Beginners are welcome. Call Marie 631-277-1096.
•Italian Culture Society at Farmingdale meets the last Tuesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at Ellsworth W. Allen Park, Motor Ave. Italian lessons are given by a native Italian teacher. For lessons in Italian come early at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments are served - ample parking. For private lessons call Francesca at 249-4543.
•Farmingdale AARP Chapter 3967 welcomes new members, offers senior information, entertainment and Bingo at meetings which are held on the third Wednesday of the month at 1 p.m. at the Farmingdale Public Library. New members sought. Call President Ann Derasmo 631-694-2371.
•Free Diabetes Support Group for adults living with diabetes meets the third Wednesday of each month from 1 to 2 p.m. Facilitators are certified diabetes educators. The group provides a forum for support and diabetes education. The meetings are held in the Diabetes Education Classroom at New Island Hospital, 4295 Hempstead Tpke., Bethpage. Call 520-2213 to reserve a spot.
•Green Living Seminars, a series hosted by Starflower Experiences at 7 p.m. at the Melville Branch of the Half Hollow Hills Library, 510 Sweet Hollow Rd., directly across from the Sunquam Elementary School (between Route 110 and Old Country Rd.). The seminars will be held on the second Thursday of each month except July and August. Call 938-6152.
•Bethpage Masonic Lodge No. 975 Free and Accepted Masons will meet at 8 p.m. at the Hicksville Masonic Temple, 18 W. Nicholai St., Hicksville. Meetings are every second and fourth Friday. Call 731-2488.
•Italian Genealogical Group meetings are held on the second Saturday of every month from September to June at 10:30 a.m. at the Bethpage Library, 50 Powell Ave., Bethpage. Free. Visit http://www.italian.org. Telephone 631-931-3907 Free.
•Earthwalk conducted by the staff of Starflower Experiences on the first Sunday of every other month at 2 p.m. A light touch of nature on an unusual and enjoyable walk. Discover the wonders of the natural world through your senses. For adults and children 9 and up. Meet at Sweet Hollow Hall in West Hills County Park, Melville. Fee of $2.50 per person. Call 938-6152 to sign up and for directions.
A social day care program offering socialization and stimulation to persons 60 and over. The caring staff provides innovative activities for those who can no longer attend regular senior centers because of physical and/or mental impairment. It also affords respite to caregivers allowing them valued time to devote to matters of home or personal needs. This interfaith service meets on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, 407 Main St. Support groups are also held once a month on Wednesdays. Call 293-8928.
Has year round classes all taught by a professional. Classes for the littlest artist to the more serious, adult classes too. Call for more information at 742-7662 or go onto the web at thegardenartstudio.com.
Safe Boating Courses, free vessel safety checks and more from America's Boating Club, the United States Power Squadrons. With 18 squadrons around Long Island, there's one near you. Visit WeBoatSafe.org or call 1-800-341-8777 for more information.
Located at 950 South Oyster Bay Rd., Hicksville. The following programs are offered:
•A support group for those who have family members with mental illness meets Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. A nominal fee is charged. Therapeutic and supportive services to people hampered in their functioning by mental illness, psychological difficulties and/or substance abuse and addiction problems is provided. Among its services, the agency provides outpatient mental health services for children and adults living in Nassau County. The staff is comprised of psychiatrists, registered nurses and certified social workers. Call 822-6111.
•An outpatient substance abuse agency offering a Parenting Group. This group specializes in parenting issues for substance abusers. While drug use among teens has declined in other parts of the country, it continues to rise here in Nassau County. For information on this group as well as other services, call 822-4060. All inquiries are confidential.
•Women's Domestic Issues group provides support and education to women experiencing domestic conflict, child abuse, substance abuse and related issues. The focus will be on education, support as well as empowerment and proactive behavior. Issues related to the family and the legal system will be addressed. Preregistration required. Call 822-4060.
•Young Adult Drug Addiction Group for those who are recovering from drug addiction. The goals are to enhance skills, increase self-awareness and work toward a drug and alcohol free life. Call 822-4060. All inquiries are confidential.
•Volunteers are needed by Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Services to help staff the Pretty New Thrift Shop, 238 Main St., Farmingdale. The volunteers help raise much needed funds for the agency so that mental health and substance abuse programs can continue to be provided to the residents of Hicksville and the surrounding communities. If you have four hours per week and are looking to make friends while helping to raise needed revenue, Sharon Bohen or Kathleen Kovach at 822-6111, ext. 295.
•An Anger Management program led by a social worker from the agency's Community Program is open to adults 17 and older. The course is geared to individuals who have unhealthy expressions of anger and need to learn how to manage anger; stop violence or the threat of violence; and develop self-control over thoughts and actions. Course attendees will receive positive support and feedback from others. Additionally, help will be provided to identify triggers, recognize cues to anger and develop individual anger management strategies. The fee for this course is $200. Central Nassau accepts Medicaid as well as several credit cards. Advanced registration is required and reservations can be made by calling 822-4060.
The Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers help and support to victims of domestic violence. The coalition operates the only Safe Home in the county. The Safe Home is a place where victims can enjoy security and a haven from violence. In the Safe Home setting, families can begin to plan their futures, and gain insight into the violence, upheaval and loss that they have suffered. The services offered to residents afford them the opportunity for personal growth, mutual support, and an end to the isolation they have experienced. Children receive special assistance at the Safe Home. The coalition's Children's Services Project makes it possible by providing them with an opportunity to break the cycle of violence they have witnessed observing their parents. If you are a victim of domestic violence, know that the abuse is not your fault and you are not alone. The NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence can help you. The 24-hour hotline is staffed by counselors who can give you the information and support you need. Call the hotline any time at 542-0404. For more information about the coalition, call the main office 465-4700 or visit www.cadvnc.org.
Free courses and academic advice is available to economically and educationally disadvantaged adults. The LI Educational Opportunity Center offers programs leading to employment in a variety of fields as well as entrance to college. The LIEOC has satellite units in many areas. Call the unit located at Hooper Hall, Farmingdale State College, at 631-434-3740 for further information.
The Hatchery is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is located on the south side of Route 25A on the Nassau-Suffolk border. For information call 692-6768. Weekend trout feeding at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Admission $3 for adults; children 5 to 12 and people over 65 $1.50; under 5 - free. Call for group tour information. Group programs will be held on selected Saturdays at 10 or 11 a.m. A reservation must be made in advance. Fish feeding demonstrations are held every Saturday and Sunday. The public is invited to observe a staff member feeding thousands of trout at 1 and 3 p.m.
Are you a senior who would like help paying for your Medicare benefits and prescription drugs? Free assistance is only a phone call away if you qualify for extra help because of limited income. There may be a way to alleviate some of the cost of Medicare – deductibles and coinsurance, Part B premiums, prescription drug plans (Part D). Reducing monthly premiums, annual deductibles and co-payments, aiding with coverage gaps (the doughnut hole). To learn more call a LIS/HHS (Low Income Subsidy from US Dept. of HHS) counselor from Family & Children's, a community of caring. 485-3425, ext. 222.
F.E.G.S. LI Division Suffolk Vocational Center/Displaced Homemaker Center, Amityville, offers free training to displaced homemakers who qualify. If you are divorced, widowed, separated, abandoned or a single parent receiving AFDC/TANF you might be eligible for our New Directions Workshops, Skills Training Program and Placement Center. Early enrollment is a must. Call 598-0108.
Hope for Youth is a not-for-profit agency located in Amityville and serving LI families and youth since 1969. Caring families are being sought to be part of the agency's Therapeutic Foster Care Program or the Emergency Foster Boarding home program. Extensive training is offered and support to foster parents. If you are interested in finding out more about the programs, call 631-666-9333.
In college preparation including: English, reading, math, biology and chemistry, preGED/College Prep. reading and math; business education including: word processing and computer literacy; health care programs, nurse assistant training, clinical training given in area nursing homes, phlebotomy, high school equivalency, English for international students, adult basic education and more. Come in today! Farmingdale State College, Hooper Hall. Call 420-2280. Financial eligibility required. Course offerings may vary according to unit EEO/AA.
Located at 3710 Woodbine Ave., Wantagh. Call 785-2445 for information on the following:
•Learning the Torah and Haftorah Trops on Mondays at 7 p.m. Instructor Rabbi Alan Lavin. This is a practical course for those who can read Hebrew to learn how to participate more easily at services and lead prayers. The course is open to all men and women.
•Beginners Hebrew course, sponsored by Hadassah, will be held at on Mondays at 7 p.m. Instructor Murray Zwerling. For those who would like to learn or improve their basic Hebrew reading.
•Introduction to Jewish Prayer on Mondays at 8:15 p.m. Text: To Pray as a Jew by Rabbi Haim Donnin. Instructor Rabbi Alan Lavin. The course is designed for those who would like to learn the history, meaning and structure of the siddur.
•Sisterhood Book Club – If you have an interest in reading, the Sisterhood Book Club is for you. Join other women to discuss interesting books. Call the synagogue office for more information about the Book Club and Sisterhood events.
Offers classes for children from 18 months old through 5 years old where they can grow, play and learn together. The school offers a well-rounded program designed to stimulate the child creatively, socially, intellectually, physically and emotionally. Children are exposed to a variety of art-media, paint, finger paint, chalk, dough, pasting, cutting, coloring, writing, block play, music, group work, books, circle and story time, cooking experiences, puppet show, all types of parties, movement classes, computers, outdoor and indoor large motor activities and stimulating walking distance field trips. For more information or class schedules, call the school 293-9078.
ACLD, a private not-for-profit agency, is offering individual and family counseling for the primary caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities. Support groups are available for parents and siblings and new groups for senior parents, parents of transitioning high school students as well as a group for parents who have a developmental disability. Groups are held during day and evening hours and will be facilitated by a social worker at 807 South Oyster Bay Rd., Bethpage. Call Florence Horne 822-0028, ext. 167.
That is the invitation being sent across LI by Hope for the Future Ministries, a Farmingdale-based not-for-profit organization which helps the poor and homeless. Items needed include warm hats and scarves, thermal gloves and socks, thermal underwear, sweatshirts and sweatpants, toiletries and toys, new gifts, unwrapped with price tags removed. Bring to Hope for the Future Ministries, 131 Verdi St. Call 752-5771.
Welcome! Come join the Massapequa Park Senior Community Service Center, 379 Linden St., Massapequa Park (Our Lady of Lourdes School). Meet new people, lunch with friends. Experience new things: painting, sculpture, arts and crafts, Tai Chi, dancing, trips and much more. Transportation is available. Call today for a reservation 797-5357. Program sponsored by Catholic Charities Diocese of Rockville Centre. Funded by the NC Dept. of Senior Citizen Affairs, the NYS Office of the Aging and the US Administration on Aging.
The following support groups will be held at the Plainedge Baptist Church, 96 Stewart Ave., Bethpage. For free enrollment or information call 731-6736.
•Alcohol/Substance Dependency Support Group. Celebrate Recovery is a nationally acclaimed program that invites people of any faith or no faith at all to experience God's healing power in the lives of all who suffer from alcohol or drug dependency. Mondays from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
•Divorce/Separation Support Group. DivorceCare helps people recover from the pain of separation and divorce. Become a part of a small support group of people who are experiencing the same. This is a non-denominational video seminar with nationally recognized experts on divorce and recovery. Thursdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m.
•Grief Recovery Support Group. GriefShare is a non-denominational, 13-week video seminar featuring interviews with leading authors, counselors, speakers and pastors with years of expertise in grief recovery. Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m.
Stroke Life Society is a community organization of survivors and co-survivors in the pursuit of living and helping others. A stroke can be very isolating. By sharing experiences and encouraging one another, together we can face and overcome common challenges. All welcome. RSVP is requested but not required. For information and other locations and times, call Ben Thomas 398-4994. Go to www.strokelife.org.
•Every first Wednesday of the month at 11 a.m. in Room 12, St. Frances de Chantal, 1309 Wantagh Ave., Wantagh.
•Every second Monday of the month at 6 p.m. at the Church of St. Jude, 3606 Lufberry Ave., Wantagh.
•Every second Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Epilepsy Conference Room, Research Building Level C, 270-05 76th Ave., New Hyde Park.
•Every third Friday at 2 p.m. at St. Bernard's Parish Center, 3100 Hempstead Tpke., Levittown.
•Every fourth Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Room 106, St. James Parish Center, 80 Hicksville Rd., Seaford.
Donations are needed for the Pretty New Thrift Shop, 238 Main St., Farmingdale. The shop supports the work of Central Nassau Guidance and Counseling Services, Inc., a multi-service mental health and substance abuse agency located in Hicksville. The shop is open Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and accepts gently used clothing, housewares, furniture and collectibles. Call 420-1394.
Got a hidden talent? Why not share it and develop it at a free writer's workshop? The LI Writer's Guild is a friendly, Nassau County-based organization of amateur/professional, published/unpublished poets, essayists, novelists and short story writers who meet at informal workshops at the Levittown and Bethpage Library.
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Philip D'Aguanno, 79, of Melville, passed away on Oct. 15. Loving husband of Maria. Devoted Father, father-in-law and grandfather. A funeral mass was held at S.t Kilian R.C. Church. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the McCourt & Trudden Funeral Home, Inc.
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The Citizens Campaign for the Environment, a Farmingdale-based advocacy group, recently joined state lawmakers and Massapequa water district officials for a press conference calling on New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo to sign the proposed Navy Grumman Plume Remediation Act (A9492), which has already passed both the state Assembly and Senate, in an effort to protect Long Island's drinking water and the Great South Bay from the Grumman-U.S. Navy underground plume of toxic chemicals.
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Nassau County ASA President Keith O'Donnell and Chief Umpire Vincent Donnelly recently presented a $2400 check to Over the Hill Gang President Jim Reilly. The donation will be added to the funds the men's softball league raised on behalf of Sal Pugliese Jr. as the young boy battles a rare hip disorder. The OTHG would like to thank the ASA for its generous contribution to a fantastic local cause.
—Submitted by the Over the Hill Gang
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Farmingdale runners Theresa Gannon, Chris Bartlett, Patty Baker and Jenine Cottone each came home with an award from the Blue Ribbon 10 kilometer and 5 kilometer runs for Prostate Cancer at Syosset-Woodbury Community Park.
Thanksgiving Eve - November 26
Altheas Boutique Opening - November 29
Tri-Centennial Tree Lighting - December 2
1959: The Year The Music Stopped Playing
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Yellow Margarine And A Pitch For The Ages
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