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Helping House partners children FSL's HomeShare program See page 10 Islip's ISACC program Sports See page 5 Teams are all right See page 19 WEEKLY PERIODICAL ISLIP • ISLIP • ISLIP • ISLIP • ISLIP • ISLIP Serving the South Shore from West Islip to Great River since 1949. islipbulletin.net 60th Year - Issue No. 17 January 15, 2009 75¢ Civic duty double up Saltaire inhabitants vote twice By JEFFREY BESSEN Anderson, who admitted to living fulltime in Manhattan and voting SALTAIRE VILLAGE — One in the borough of New York person, one vote. One individual, City, known legally as New York one legal residence. That is the County. way it is supposed to be for "I pay plenty of taxes to Suffolk, taxpaying U.S. citizens of whatever town of Islip and Saltaire," municipality one lives in. Anderson said, when asked if she But it appears that in Saltaire thought it was fair that she voted Village, a small community of in two locales. 46 year-round residents on Fire Suffolk County Board of Island, one person, one vote has Elections (BOE) Commissioner given way to one person and I will Anita Katz noted that villages in vote here and where I actually New York State run their own live. elections, but typically purchase A list of voters in last May's a certified list of registered voters village election (always held the from the local BOE. Friday before Memorial Day) "You can only declare one legal shows that 15 people who voted domicile, you cannot vote twice that day actually hold permanent in two places, you declare a residence in other municipalities residence, pay taxes and have a as close as Bay Shore and as far driver's license (in one place)," way as Santa Barbara, California. said Katz, who added that after Additional Board of Elections a local BOE registers voters, documentation from New York the information is collected City and Nassau County shows and uploaded to the statewide that many more list their actual database. "The presumption is addresses being Manhattan, the voter told the truth, there are Brooklyn and Rockville Centre. no checks on a house," she said. "It is a rogue government," said "A dual registration is kicked Saltaire landowner Noel Feustel, out by the New York statewide who has continued a running legal database." battle against the elected village There is one caveat. It appears government comprised of a mayor that one can begin living in a and four trustees. Feustel has run municipality such as Saltaire 30 for public office in Saltaire but is days prior to an election and vote. now registered to vote in Bayport. How to monitor and enforce the "It is the inequity of situation full 30-day standard appears to be that people with money can afford troublesome. multiple residences and have more However the Albany-based New clout over less affluent people," York State Conference of Mayors Feustel added. "It disregards, the and Municipal Officials told the 'one person, one vote' concept of municipality more than 10 years our democracy." ago that the practice of "personal People that list multiple legal registration" is archaic. residences and are voting in two Whenever there is a change to places could also be receiving a voter's record, that amended more than one School Tax Relief information is sent to the New (STAR) deduction, and not paying York State Board of Elections and sales tax regarding such items that new information is inputted Welcome home as cars and probate for wills, he by name and date-of-birth for potential duplication, said Bob Bay Shore resident Sergeant John Wallis with his children, Kristen and Sean, at the noted. Bay Shore Armory on Wednesday, Jan. 7 following his return home from Afghanistan, Of the 15 people whose names Brehm, a state BOE spokesman, where he spent nearly a year training the Afghan National Army and Police. See story were on the May, 2008 personal who added that under the Help on page 3 IB/Emily Portoghese voter registration list, the Islip Bulletin spoke with Ellen See SALTAIRE on page 18 2 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Inside Police Blotter...................... 4 Dining & Entertainment ..... 6 Community News Editorial............................... 8 In College Bay Shore resident Christopher A. Letters ................................. 8 Arroyo received a bachelor of arts in modern languages, cum laude, from Around Town ....................... 9 the College of Arts & Sciences at Seton Hall University. Obituaries..........................12 Named to the dean's list at Quinnipi- ac University for the Fall 2008 semester Public Notices...................13 are: Bradley Bory of West Islip, Kim- berly Brohan of West Islip, Christo- Classifieds.........................17 pher Gloor of Bay Shore, Ken Hana- bergh of East Islip, John Klein of Sports ................................19 East Islip, Jillian Laufer of West Islip, Published every Thursday Jennifer Lawrence of East Islip, Jac- Publication Office, Suffolk County News Building lyn Machowicz of West Islip, Brian 23 Candee Avenue/P.O. Box 367 McKelvey of East Islip and Katherine Sayville, New York 11782 Schneller of West Islip. Phone: (631) 589-6200 Fax: (631) 589-3246 Named to the dean's list for the fall Advertising e-mail: email@example.com semester at SUNY Oswego are: Mat- Letters to the Editor: firstname.lastname@example.com thew Colon of Bay Shore, a senior POSTMASTER: Send address changes to art major; Ashley A. 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Councilman Edwards visits Back Copies of Islip Bulletin are charged at a cost of 75¢ per copy for the current month plus Named to the president's list for the fall semester at SUNY Oswego Environmental Career Fair Islip Town Councilman John Edwards (back, fourth from right) recently visited an additional 75¢ for each preceding month. are: Drew D. Ireland of West Islip, a career fair at East Islip High School that focused on careers in environmental Entered as a periodical matter at the post office a senior secondary education major; science and other "green" careers. Edwards met with a group of students who at Sayville, N.Y. 11782 under the act of March and Alicia R. Casieri of Bay Shore, a are interested in environmental careers. ■ 3, 1879. senior art major. ■ 3 From Afghanistan to Bay Shore Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Briefs Rodriguez recognized A warm welcome home BAY SHORE — The National By EMILY PORTOGHESE Hispanic Recognition Program (NHRP) recognized senior David BAY SHORE — After a nearly year- Rodriguez of Bay Shore High long stint in Afghanistan, the 27th School based on his critical reading, Infantry Brigade Combat Team of mathematics, and writing skill scores the New York Army National Guard on the PSAT/NMSQT. A minimum returned to Bay Shore, where friends grade point average of 3.0 is required. and family welcomed them at the Nearly 5,000 outstanding Hispanic/ armory lat week. Latino students are identified by the Mobilized for deployment to NHRP each year. This College Board Afghanistan in January, 2008, this team initiative highlights outstanding was sent as part of Combined Security Hispanic seniors and identifies them Transition Command-Afghanistan with for post-secondary institutions. the mission to mentor and train the Afghan National Army and Police and provide assistance to the government College sports of Afghanistan and its people. A total SOUTH SHORE — West Islip of 1,700 soldiers were called for the graduate Carson Niehoff, a senior at mission. Cortland State, scored a game high 19 Fire trucks with lights flashing and points on 8-for-15 shooting for the Red sirens blasting were parked in front of Dragons in a 66-59 loss to SUNTAC the armory. An American flag hung from rival Oneonta State last month. a connector between the two trucks Bard College sophomore Latiqua during the Wednesday welcome home. Williams was the eighth woman in As they waited for the bus carting NCAA basketball history to record the brigade members to arrive, family a quadruple-double as the Bay and friends of the team lined the walls Shore native notched 21 points, 13 of the armory with their cameras at rebounds, 11 steals and 10 assists in the ready and homemade banners a 75-28 victory over New Rochelle in welcoming their soldier home clutched the Bard Tip-Off Tournament. In the in their hands. Manorville resident Sergeant Steve D'Agostino at the Bay Shore Armory on opening game, Williams registered With many of the brigade members January 7 with his children, Emma and Thomas, and his wife, Tricia. 18 points and 13 boards, a double- having young children who are IB/Portoghese double. growing every day, being home, even if only to be deployed again, is of home. "We support them 100 percent," be deployed again and noted he was Meeting postponed utmost importance. Raymond and Past Commander Ken D'Maia said of happy to be home. "It feels great, it is SALTAIRE — The village of Madelyn D'Agostino of Ronkonkoma the men who needed to hold meetings indescribable," he said about returning Saltaire postponed its scheduled could not wait for their son, Steven of at the legion several times. "They do to Long Island. "It was overwhelming monthly meeting on Jan. 13 due Manorville, to come home, and neither the business of America." (to see his family). I fell apart." to a legal claim brought about by could Steven's wife, Tricia, and his two Sergeant John Wallis, a Bay Shore Debbie and Al Dieumegard were residents Noel Feutstel and Vicki children, Emma, 5, and Thomas, 1. resident, was ecstatic to see his anxiously awaiting the arrival of their Peterson to hold a board meeting in a D'Agostino noted her son had gone children upon his return home; his kids son, Sergeant Dieumegard, as was his building located at 1177 Avenue of the to Kuwait with the Marines in 1991. felt the same way about reuniting with fiancé, Jackie. This was the third time Americas in New York City instead of "We were younger then," she joked. their father. "It feels better now that he was deployed, Debbie Dieumegard within the village. "We're just so glad he will be where he he's back," Wallis' daughter, Kristen, said. "We're excited he's going to be Attorney Barry Kamen noted that belongs, with his family," she said. said. "I missed him." home." Al Dieumegard added to his holding a village board meeting The Bay Shore American Legion Wallis said this was his first combat wife's statement, "And just knowing outside the municipality's confines is was there to welcome those returning trip, but he is "more than likely" to he's safe." ■ illegal based on state law. In addition, the meeting was not publicized within the proper time frame in the village's official newspaper, the Islip Bulletin. A new date for the meeting has yet to be set. Crabby about Eaton Lane By JEFFREY BESSEN Boyle appointed ALBANY — Assemblyman Phil WEST ISLIP — The neighborhood Boyle (R-Bay Shore) has been south of Montauk Highway, down Ea- appointed to serve on the Assembly ton and Sequams lanes, sits close to Ways and Means Committee. a canal and the Great South Bay, and Responsibilities on the committee due to its proximity to the water, the will include helping to shape the area roads consistently flood. state's finances and working to bring Noting a post on the Web site, an on-time, balanced budget. 631politics, in the Islip forum, an un- "I'm honored to be given the identified individual said he lives north opportunity to represent my of Montauk Highway and used to fish conference on the Ways and Means and crab down on Eaton Lane. "Then Committee and to have the ability to the town invested a lot of money and bring a fiscally conservative approach repaired it, fixed it all up, then put up to the table when it comes to shaping barricades and no parking signs all the state budget," Boyle said. ■ over!!!!! Talk about waste of money, — Jeffrey Bessen you live one mile away and cannot get access to the water. Everyone north of It's Easy To Reach Us! Main Street pays taxes too!!" Based on information from the town The telephone number of of Islip, work at the terminus of Eaton The Islip Bulletin is Lane between the residential house on 589-6200 the east and the Babylon Yacht Club on the west was completed approxi- We have an automated system with most employees having an extension number: mately 10 years ago. A pump-out station with three pipes The power hut and pump-out pipes installed a decade ago by Islip Town at the Classified Advertising ... Michael Leonardi ............ Ext. 1 that are components of the mechanism south terminus of Eaton Lane in West Islip. IB/Bessen Display Advertising ....... Ginny LiPuma ................. Ext. 3 were installed to alleviate flooding. The Display Advertising ....... Monica Musetti-Carlin .... Ext. 2 Subscriptions/Billing .... Michael Leonardi ............ Ext. 1 hut-like structure houses the electricity and "No trespassing, Islip Town Prop- Monday to correct flooding problems Legal Notices ................ Michael Leonardi ............ Ext. 1 that powers the pump-out station. The erty, Violators Will be Prosecuted." on Sequams Lane. More than half the Editor ............................ Jeff Bessen ...................... Ext. 5 project's cost was $250,000 and covered The signs were installed due to resi- money is coming from a discretionary Reporter ........................ Emily Portoghese ............ Ext. 4 by grants, according to town officials. dent complaints, sources noted. grant from Rep. Peter King (R-Sea- Editorial e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com There are also a few street signs that Another project, this one costing Is- ford) and the remainder is expected to Advertising e-mail: email@example.com read "No Parking Here to the Corner," lip Town $928,000 (Islip Bulletin, Oct. be paid by funds from the town's capi- "No Stopping Nightly 8 p.m. to 6 a.m." 30), was expected to get underway on tal budget. ■ 4 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Blotter GOOD Bay Shore At 1:15 a.m. on Jan. 4, a woman in- formed police about an incident of ha- rassment that occurred on Brentwood On Jan. 3 at 11 p.m., a man told po- lice about an assault that occurred on Udall Road. At 6:45 a.m. on Jan. 6, a woman in- formed police about damage to prop- At 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 5, a woman in- formed police about items missing from a property on Islip Avenue. On Jan. 3 at noon, a man contacted police about items missing from a ve- Pets This 2-year-old, white male poo- Road. On Jan. 3 at 12 a.m., a woman noti- erty on Hemlock Drive. hicle on Commack Road. dle, tag No. 5348, has no name, but fied police about damage to a vehicle On Jan. 4 at 1 a.m., a man reported would make a good pet for a senior on East Main Street. a vehicle missing from North Gardiner Islip Terrace citizen. ■ At 3 a.m. on Jan. 4, a woman contact- Drive to police. At 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 5, a man told po- ed police about an incident of harass- At 11 a.m. on Jan. 5, a woman noti- lice about an incident of harassment To view other animals ment that occurred on Front Street. fied police about an incident of harass- that occurred on Sunrise Highway. available for adoption at the On Jan. 3 at 5 p.m., a woman told ment that occurred between spouses On Jan. 6 at 7 p.m., a woman notified Islip Town Animal Shelter, police about damage to a property on on Baldwin Boulevard. police about items missing from a ve- log onto www.petfinder.org Maple Avenue. hicle on Sunrise Highway. At 7:30 a.m. on Jan. 8, a woman re- Brightwaters ported damage to and items missing On Jan. 6 at 6 p.m., a woman informed North Bay Shore from a vehicle on Lakeside Lane. police about items missing from a ve- At 7 a.m. on Jan. 4, a man alerted On Jan. 6 at 3 p.m., a man contacted hicle on Ackerson Boulevard. police to a vehicle missing from Wal- police about items missing from a ve- At 6 p.m. on Jan. 6, a man contacted bridge Avenue. hicle on East Main Street. police about damage to a property on On Jan. 5 at 2:30 p.m., a woman in- At 2:15 p.m. on Jan. 3, a woman Concourse East. formed police about an incident of contacted police about an incident of On Jan. 6 at 6:15 p.m., a man report- harassment that occurred by a known harassment that occurred on Howells ed an incident of harassment that oc- youth on Heckscher Avenue. Road. curred on Sunrise Highway. At 8 a.m. on Jan. 8, a woman reported items missing from a vehicle on Cen- Specialized East Islip tral Boulevard. Insurance & Services At 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 3, a man notified police about damage to the window of West Islip a property on East Madison Street. On Jan. 3 at 10 a.m., a man notified Auto Boat On Jan. 3 at 2:30 p.m., a woman ad- police about credit cards missing from Home Flood vised police of an incident of harass- a property on Ward Street. At 10 a.m. on Jan. 4, a man contacted Everyone wants a good pet/person match and Commercial, Business ment that occurred by a known male there is a possibility the pets featured from the on Wantagh Avenue South. police about an incident of harassment Islip Town Animal Shelter in this column may Aflac, etc. that occurred on Sunrise Highway. already be adopted. But there are other sweet On Jan. 5 at 2 p.m., a woman in- creatures just waiting for a good home. Some AIG, Hartford, Met, Travelers, Farmers, etc. Islip formed police about items missing Islip Town Animal Shelter adoptees have even We shop over 40 different companies At 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 5, a man notified gone on to become Sayville Pet Parade winners. from a property on Union Boulevard. There is a nominal adoption fee that includes for you to insure you get the best rate! police about items missing from a job At 5 p.m. on Jan. 7, a man reported an a certificate for free spaying or neutering. The 204 Route 112 • Patchogue site on Main Street. incident of harassment that occurred Islip Town Animal Shelter is located at 210 South www.specializedinsurance.com On Jan. 5 at 9:30 a.m., a man report- on Higbie Lane to police. Denver Avenue in Bay Shore. For directions or 758-6780 ed damage to a building on Montauk questions, call 224-5660. Highway to police. 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BOX 367, SAYVILLE, NEW YORK 11782 5 Little kids, big program Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Islip's ISACC school child care program By EMILY PORTOGHESE ISLIP — Many working parents have found solace in knowing their children are safe before and after school at Islip School Age Child Care (ISACC), which was established in 1986. Community members formed ISACC when they saw the need for before and after school child care for working families. Licensed by the New York State Office of Child and Family Services, ISACC must adhere to strict regulations imposed by the state. Each employee is required to complete training in areas such as first aid and recognizing the signs of child abuse and neglect. The state also mandates that one staff member is required for every 10 children. Program Director Tracey Schaper, who also teaches at St. Joseph's College in Patchogue and is the mother of three teenaged boys, noted the staff of 27 exceeds the aforementioned requirement, and said they have about two staff members for every 10 children. "We want them (the children) to be comfortable and have one-on-one time with the staff," she said. The staff is comprised of certified teachers, college Wing Elementary School located on Winganhauppauge Road in Islip hamlet is home to the community-based students who are majoring in education, parents, Islip School Age Child Care (ISACC) program. IB/Bessen grandparents and high school students interested in pursuing a career in education. Schaper noted the space issue is always in the backs does a marvelous job and keeps us well informed." ISACC, a program geared for children of working of their minds. Karen Menechino, a parent, no longer requires families in grades kindergarten through fifth grade, Children in the ISACC program are not idle, ISACC's services for her son, who began the program operates in the Islip School District's Wing Elementary although they settle into a sort of routine, they have in kindergarten and is now in fifth grade. Menechino School, which is home to kindergarten and first-grade the opportunity to do arts and crafts, board games, was very inquisitive about the staff when her son first students. play indoors or outdoors, weather permitting, and began ISACC, but she said she saw the quality of the This non-profit program is only for children in the homework with the help of the staff, if needed. staff right away. Islip School District, but, Schaper emphasized, it Schaper noted she invites special programs to come "The main thing I have noticed over the years is their is not connected with the school. ISACC is tuition- and entertain the kids, such as reptile shows and (the staff's) professionalism and how they always based and tuition aid can be granted to those who magicians, and the children get to participate in their give of themselves," Menechino said. "You can see are eligible. own talent show and field day. they have an obvious love for the children." Schaper noted the only negative for ISACC is that Irene Brown, who was replaced by Schaper eight Cheryl Rambler-Govea's daughter also started the from year to year, they do not know how much space years ago as director, is now president of the board. program in kindergarten and is now in fourth grade. they will have to run the program. In 1986, there During the board meetings, Brown noted they discuss Rambler-Govea noted ISACC is "a blessing" for her. were 16 children in the program, now there are 156 problems that may arise and review the program "Knowing my daughter's safe, I can breathe a sigh of children and a waiting list. Wing Elementary has been activities to ensure everything is running well. relief. It's like I left her with aunts and uncles," she said. ISACC's home for the last couple of years; however, "Tracey is a wonderful director," Brown said. "She For more information about ISACC, call 581-6041. ■ A halted restoration Furniture not being furnished By EMILY PORTOGHESE OAKDALE — Seeking to restore the Southside Sportsmen's Club at Connetquot River State Park Preserve, the park and Friends of Connetquot (FOC) have been working steadily for the last nine years to obtain items auctioned off in 1973. Gil Bergen, manager of the Connetquot River State Park Preserve, Richard Remmer, director of the FOC, and Robert Labuski, president of the FOC, have worked together to spread the word about the restoration of the club and the necessity for the items that made the club special. The FOC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, conservation and continuation for future generations of the Connetquot River State Park Preserve, as stated on its Web site. Connetquot River State Park Preserve officials and Friends of Connetquot continue to search for original Assisting in the revitalization of the Sportsmen's items to restore the Southside Sportsmen's Club (rear left). Photo from NYS Parks Web site Club fits right in with the FOC's mission, as the protection and restoration of historic buildings found the missing pieces in antique shops. The group found minimal charge. in the park is one of the initiatives of the group. a furniture maker in Pennsylvania that by using the Labuski noted that the FOC has not received any The state purchased a 10-year lease on the property one restored chair as a template was able to replicate items from the Sportsmen's Club from the legatees from the members of the club in 1963. At that point, six rocking chairs that had once furnished the billiard in the last year. "If they (legatees) have items, they the members wanted to dispose of items from the room of the club. either don't want to release them or maybe they've fully furnished rooms. The restored chair dates back to the 1860s and already sold them off to auction houses or antique There are an extensive number of prints, paintings, prominent people such as Presidents Teddy Roosevelt dealers," he said. furniture and appliances that are needed to be and Grover Cleveland have most likely sat on it, Remmer agreed there were no returns, but noted the returned so the club can return to the kind of place it Remmer said. FOC has been busy lately with the restoration of the once was, or at least look the part, Remmer noted. FOC also makes sure to check venues like The New grist mill at the park and also are struggling to keep Being that a large number of items were sold off, York Historical Society, where legatees may have the fish hatchery there open. "This (the Sportsmen's Bergen and the FOC are attempting to spread word donated unwanted furniture, unaware of its historical Club) will probably be back up on the board agenda to legatees, which are descendants of the original relevance. by February or March," he said. and later members of the club, through a variety of The Franklin stove, which dates back to the 1830s Any legatee wishing to return items to the club's methods. and was also originally in the billiard room, was rooms can contact Friends of Connetquot at 589- In addition to communicating with legatees, FOC auctioned off and then donated to the historical 0628, or Gil Bergen at 581-1005. ■ has attempted to find duplicates or replicas of some of society, who agreed to lease it back to FOC for a 6 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Testing the South Shore waters Sierra Club joins data collection project to monitor local bays By EMILY PORTOGHESE basis. The Long Island Sierra Club is set to purchase one kit within this month OAKDALE — The Long Island Sierra and is fundraising to buy at least one if Club unveiled a new campaign to get not two more. The groups first place to involved with the South Shore Estuary test is Ketchums Creek in Amityville, Learning Facilitator (sSELF) Project said Jane Fasullo, outreach chair for last week, as community participation the club. is key in collecting data on South Shore Fasullo noted environmental groups bays and tributaries. in the area used to be more independent, Lou Siegel, who serves as the Estuary "Now we work together because of Learning Facilitator (ELF), heads the mutual concerns," she said. program in which the Sierra Club will Linda Freilich, coastal chair for the participate, sSELF. Siegel is also the Long Island Sierra Club, noted the science coordinator for the South Shore local chapter of the organization's Estuary Reserve (SSER) office and an number one priority was to purchase adjunct professor at Dowling College. as many test kits as they could by Siegel visits schools and works with raising money through raffles, such groups to facilitate the sSELF program, as signed pins reading "Clean Water" which empowers these groups to be signed by Freilich's relative and Law active stewards of their local estuarine and Order: Special Victim's Unit star, environment through education and Christopher Meloni. Freilich would monitoring, he noted at the Wednesday like to see all bays and tributaries on meeting. the South Shore monitored. New York State Marine Education This testing kit will allow the Long Island Sierra Club to collect data on local bays Sierra Club officials called this their Association (NYSMEA) received a and tributaries for valid future comparisons. Photo from nysmea.org/sSelf Web site "most aggressive, hands-on campaign grant for the South Shore Estuary yet," and because of polluted waters Learning Facilitator Program from the Siegel, the grant writer and longtime Islip, North Babylon, Farmingdale, Bay in the area, baseline data is needed for Environmental Resource Management NYSMEA board member, coordinated Shore and East Islip Middle School's future comparisons. (ERM) Foundation, a globally active activities under the grant as the research class. Siegel noted entities such as the consulting firm. project ELF. Ten schools participated These groups have recorded more county have limited staff with limited This $8,000 grant, initially granted for in the program in the 2007-08 school than 300 data sets of chemical and time to dedicate to endeavors such 2007, and re-granted in 2008, provided year, with several groups conducting atmospheric data at 15 different as this, and getting the schools and guidance to several schools and/or tests over the summer and continuing stations. Data is included on a database community members involved is environmentally oriented groups on through the new school year. available on the Web at www.nysmea. necessary in gathering data. stewardship projects within the SSER. Training programs were presented org/sSELF. "We use this program as a handle to NYSMEA has recently been notified to high school science students in The Sierra Club has joined the South get kids and the community interested that the ERM Foundation has funded the districts of Bayport-Blue Point, Shore Estuary Reserve Office in testing in the environment, and also to extend the program again for $7,000 for 2009. Sayville, Patchogue-Medford, West the South Shore waters on a consistent the monitoring capabilities," he said. ■ DINING CATERING Entertainment Pine Grove Inn CAFE Restaurant established In 1910. 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Romano said, "Due to the poor fiscal District voters will have the opportunity condition of the state, there is no assurance to vote on a state-funded Capital Improvement that this money will be available to us in Project proposition on Tuesday, Feb. 10. The the future. We want to capitalize on this project, if approved, will allow the district opportunity now." to complete approximately $3.6 million If approved by voters, the district would in infrastructure, security and technology combine the grant money with state building improvements at a very minimal cost to the aid for completion of community-approved local taxpayer. The project would use two Capital Improvement projects. forms of state funding to offset the majority These two sources of state funding will of the cost of the work. cover the principal cost of the project. There The project calls for improvements to is only a $174,898 local cost to complete enhance security at every school, added $3,588,950 of much-needed improvement technology for student use and upgrades to projects. school facilities where needed, as prioritized This equates to a cost of only $23 for by the district's architect, board of education the first year for the average household and administration. and only 15 cents per year for the average Through the Expanding our Children's Education and Learning (EXCEL) program, household in the years following, for a total cost of $25. Local guard the state is offering a one-time grant to "We encourage all Islip residents to Islip native Private First Class Nicholas Cerbone stands guard all school districts in the state. Projects attend the community forum on January outside a primary school in the Saydiyah community of the Rashid must be geared toward improving health 29 to learn how our district can make these District in southern Baghdad last Friday. and safety, educational technology, energy improvements at a very minimal cost," PFC Cerbone is currently serving in Iraq as a M249 Squad Automatic efficiency, or Americans with Disabilities Romano said. ■ Weapon gunner assigned to Company B, 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Act compliance. Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Multi- National Division-Baghdad. SHOULD you Why Award-Winning LOCAL news that The Soldiers of "Bear" Company partnered with the Iraqi army soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 24th Brigade, 6th Iraqi Army Div., to affects YOUR everyday life. SUBSCRIBE to the Also, sports, health, dining and assess potential polling sites for the upcoming provincial elections scheduled for Jan. 31. 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Available from Nursery thru 8th Grade 8 EDITORIAL Letters Letters to the editor must be signed and include a day- Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 time telephone number for confirmation of authorship. All letters must be 300 words or less, in good taste and not libelous. Please submit all entries in typewritten form. All Voting once Our E-Mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com submissions will be considered by the editor. counts To the Editor: I would like to applaud Susan Sessa for her insightful review of and often wasteful spending; es- pecially with a plan by the gov- ernor to relieve schools of many It is unconscionable that, in the face of the most severe budget situ- ations most of us have faced in our Slumdog Millionaire. of the onerous mandate burdens lifetime, school districts will insist If humankinds' ability to reason is Not only do I agree with her they claim give them "no choice" on continuing out-of-control spend- what elevates us from lower forms of assessment of the film, which is but to raise taxes? ing practices, enriching themselves animal life, then the right to vote is what indeed Oscar-worthy, but I also If there is any doubt our school and passing along the costs to be- separates democracies from totalitarian enjoyed how she described the districts spend too much, simply leaguered taxpayers who have governments, where voting is a punch key elements of plot and charac- look at what is being paid to su- been so beaten down knowing that line to a joke. ter without giving away any of the perintendents and bloated, high- even defeating a school budget will important story lines. level administrators and teachers. not dampen the schools' gluttonous However, it appears that some Long Islanders pay the highest appetite for spending. I will make it a point to check homeowners in Saltaire Village on Fire further reviews of her films in taxes in the country because we Opponents of the tax cap are Island live and vote throughout the your newspaper online. are home to $300,000 superinten- wrong. Governor Paterson is right. year in locales from Bay Shore to Santa Good job, Susan. Keep it up. dents, $200,000 administrators and Tom Suozzi is right. The overbur- Barbara, California, but they vote in Jim Reese $150,000 teachers. dened taxpayers of Long Island the village elections held annually the Tampa, Florida Look at the results of audits are right. Enough is enough. We Friday before Memorial Day. done by the NYS Comptroller's will be watching for, and we will Office which clearly demonstrate not forget, any elected officials Voting in two places not only expands To the Editor: that for years millions in excess who show themselves to be ene- an individual's sphere of influence and With Governor Paterson's re- funds were squirreled away while mies of the taxpayer by opposing devalues the power of another's vote, newed call in his State of the State districts have needlessly over- the tax cap. We want a tax cap, but there is also something ethically address for a property tax cap, taxed hard-pressed homeowners and we want it now! opponents of this cap are already to keep those salaries growing by Taxpayers should call and e-mail wrong with five elected officials, four of lining up to sabotage the effort. whom are attorneys, either participating 6 to 9 percent each year, all the their representatives in the state This time, they are saying that while claiming it is "for the kids." legislature and their own district in such a sham, or condoning others' because of a proposed reduction Look at the pension scandals. school board members. Tell them shenanigans by counting those votes to in the already generous increases The outrage of our already over- that they will be held responsible their total. districts were to receive in state compensated educators further en- for increased taxes if they refuse to There is nothing against enjoying the aid, schools will have "no choice" riching themselves along with their support the governor's tax cap. If fruits of one's labors by owning multiple but to raise property taxes to cohorts, the school lawyers and the they do nothing, they have chosen. make up the difference. This begs State Education Department, who Andrea Vecchio residences and taking advantage of the question: Why? what other communities have to offer helped them game the system for East Islip Why do schools need to con- years without any regard for what Long Islanders for as a part-time resident. tinue their addiction to excessive is right and what is wrong. Educational Reform Casting a ballot is a right and privilege that many in this country's history have shed blood for; their own and their enemies. It is not to be taken lightly, nor Movie Review with Susan Sessa abused. While this ongoing "live here, vote there" ethos may appear trite to some, for others it is an attack on the one By SUSAN SESSA Milk courageously fought for equality. The cast was wonderful. James person, one vote law and a slap at Franco (Spiderman) was sweet and Let me recruit you to see this movie. the equality that voting is expected to This biopic movie takes place in the endearing as Milk's love interest. Emile create, whether someone is affluent and 1960s and'70s. This was a time when Hirsch (Into the Wild, Alpha Dog and can afford two homes, or one is living in people danced to the beat of a different The Girl Next Door) and Josh Brolin affordable housing. drummer and stood up and marched (No Country for Old Men) were both As it now stands, those that live for their rights. wonderful. I immediately recognized somewhere else and are registered to There are many people in society who Diego Luna from Y tu Mama Tambien believe that only they know the truth. (if you like foreign films, this one's a vote somewhere else, then vote where must) and Dirty Dancing: Havana For them, the truth is always seen they do not live permanently, are in in sharply defined black and white, Nights. violation of the election law. good and evil, right and wrong. To many others, me Harvey Milk's life changed history. But homeowners that pay taxes in included, we see truth more often as colors of the I know the big talk now is the Academy Awards small, seasonal municipalities should rainbow. nominations. Let me give you my choices: have a say in what transpires and vote Sean Penn's performance is certainly worthy of For Best Movie: Slumdog Millionaire. Best Actor: in the municipal election. These types Oscar consideration. I'm not saying this because it's Sean Penn (Milk). Best Actress: Angelina Jolie (The the buzz around town, but I truly believe that Penn Changling). Best Supporting Actor: Heath Ledger of communities should be permitted to (The Dark Knight). well deserves a major award for his portrayal of this operate their own Board of Elections dynamic, good and soulful man. It was amazing to Best Supporting Actress: Taraji P. Henson (The with oversight. see him wrapped in a cocoon and gradually emerging Curious Case of Benjamin Button). Of course What is needed is for the state into the courageous Harvey Milk. there are several films I haven't yet seen, so some of legislature to remedy this legal situation This is a wonderful tribute to a very brave person. these choices are likely to be altered. I also reserve and ensure that voting counts once in Milk becomes the first openly gay man to become a the eternal right granted to all women: The right to the community where the vote should powerful political figure in San Francisco. That he change my mind. was an elected, rather than an appointed, official Also note that I had to go to the Farmingdale count. ■ Multiplex on Route 110 to see this movie. I was speaks well of the citizens of San Francisco. Milk was someone I wish I had known. He was very impressed with the theater. The seats were charismatic and his enthusiasm seemed contagious. comfortable, the screen was large and the picture He gave hope to people who seemed lost. 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Box 780, Patchogue, NY 11772 Attn: Around Town. Jan y January 22 This Week … Grammy Award-Winning Singer/Song- writer Rodney Crowell will perform at 8 Thursday, January 15 Saturday's with Sasha - Jan. 17 through your idea with a patent and start a busi- , p.m. at the YMCA Boulton Center for the March 21 from 2-4 p.m. at the Bay ness. Presented at the West Islip Public Performing Arts. Tickets: $35. Tickets Herbs for Winter Health will be pre- sented at the West Islip Library from 7-9 Shore-Brightwaters Library. Families are Library from 7-9 p.m. This is a free available at www.boultoncenter.org or invited to bring their independent read- program and open to the public. Regis- by calling 866-811-4111 or at the box p.m. Learn how the power of herbs can strengthen your immune system and er to read to registered therapy dog, tration is required. Call 661-7080. office at 37 West Main Street in Bay Sasha. Sign up at the children's desk. Shore (969-1101). ward off the discomfort of colds and flu. Registration is required. Call 661-7080 Call 665-4350 for information. for information. Wed., January 21 Caring for Your Baby class will be held The Islip Board of Education will hold at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip Sunday, January 18 a business meeting and its Above and from 7-9:30 p.m. $20 - one class. Call Friday, January 16 Grandparents' Class will meet at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip from Beyond presentation at the Sherwood 376-4444 to register or get information. The Wood Brothers will perform at the Elementary School at 7 p.m. YMCA Boulton Center for the Performing 7-9 p.m. Fee: $20. Call 376-4444 to Selling Your Home in a Challenging Arts at 8 p.m. There are echoes of coun- register or get more information. The West Islip Public Library board of Market - This seminar by Mary Adams, try blues, Appalachian bluegrass and trustees will hold a meeting at 3 p.m. in Breakfast - Rusy-Bohm Post 411, Ameri- managing partner of Century 21 Ameri- New Orleans R&B in their music. Tickets the library. All district residents are wel- can Legion will host a breakfast from can Homes Real Estate, will be held at are $35. Tickets for this performance come. Call 661-7080 for information. 8:30-11 a.m. at 39 Nassau Avenue in the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library at are available at www.boultoncenter.org Islip. $5 admission includes eggs to 7:30 p.m. Call 665-4350 to register or or by calling toll-free 866-811-4111 or Parenting Young Children class will order, home fries, pancakes, French get more information. at the box office: 37 West Main Street, meet at Good Samaritan Hospital in toast, coffee/tea and juice. All welcome. Bay Shore, 969-1101. West Islip from 7:30-9:30 p.m. $65 per Lights on Literature - This month's book person/$110 per couple - 5 sessions. discussion at the West Islip Library will Monday, January 19 Call 376-4444 to register or get more be on Cormac McCarthy's No Country for Saturday, January 17 Community Outreach Dinner will be information. Old Men at 7:30 p.m. Open to the public Jonathan Edwards will perform at the held at Westminster United Presbyterian but registration is required. Call 661- YMCA Boulton Center for the Performing Church, 109 Udall Road in West Islip, at Free Responsible Dog Ownership Class 7080 for information and registration. Arts in Bay Shore at 8 p.m. Tickets are 4 p.m. All welcome. Call 661-6740 for The Town of Islip offers this class twice $30. Tickets for this performance are information. a month to all residents with the next The Islip Arts Council, in conjunction available at www.boultoncenter.org or class being held today, Jan. 21 from 6-8 with the East Islip Library, presents its by calling toll-free 866-811-4111 or at p.m. People only, leave your pets home Discover Music Series with a presen- tation of "The History of the Guitar" the box office: 37 West Main Street, Bay Tuesday, January 20 please. Children ages 10 and up are Shore, 969-1101. Ongoing "Drop In" Bereavement Sup- welcome. Call 224-5660 or e-mail Nan- by Harris Becker at 7 p.m. Seating is port Group at Good Samaritan Hospital email@example.com for reservations or limited. Call 224-5420 or e-mail info@ Big Brother/Big Sister Class will meet Medical Center in West Islip from 6:30-8 information. islipartscouncil.org for information. at Good Samaritan Hospital in West p.m. on Jan. 20, Feb. 3, 17, March 3, Islip from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Class 17 and April 7 and 21. Call 376-4444 to Twilight Tales, family evening storytime, Family Game Night at the Bay Shore- is for children ages 3 and up. $20 per register or get more information. on Wednesdays through March 25 at Brightwaters Library from 7-8:30 p.m. family. Call 376-4444 to register or get the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library from through Feb. 26. Stop by and enjoy an more information. Early Pregnancy Class will meet at 7-7:45 p.m. Bring your library card and evening of fun, learning and laughter. Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip your favorite blanket and stuffed animal. Call 665-4350 for information. Defensive Driving Course at the West from 7-9:30 p.m. Free. Helps expectant Call 665-4350 for information. Islip Library from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 couples learn how to manage their preg- nancy. Call 376-4444 to register or get January 23 p.m. Pick up a course application at the library or go online to wipublib.org and more information. Wednesday's with Corporal - Now through March 25 from 2-4 p.m. at the Railroad Earth will perform Bluegrass, rock, Celtic and folk music at the YMCA click on adult services. This form and Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library. Families the $40 course fee must be received Get a Patent and Start a Business - are invited to bring their independent Boulton Center for the Performing Arts at Jason Wen of the Office of Technology 8 p.m. Tickets: $35. Tickets available at by the auto school prior to the begin- reader to read to registered therapy dog, ning of the course. Call 661-7080 for Transfer at the Cold Spring Harbor Labo- Corporal. Sign up at the children's desk. www.boultoncenter.org or by calling 866- ratories will teach you how to protect 811-4111 or at the box office at 37 West information. Call 665-4350 for information. Main Street in Bay Shore (969-1101). New Mothers' Support Group will meet (1948-1954) for a slide presentation. No The Friendship Force of Long Island is Of Note … charge. Program begins at 1 p.m. Call holding a general meeting at 7 p.m. in Extraordinary Self-Mastery Program - Learn at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip 669-4876 or visit www.fireislandlight- the Greek Village Restaurant, 44 Veter- self-value and make decisions that create from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $50 per house.com for information. ans Memorial Highway in Commack. The success in life and business. Introductory family - 5 sessions. Call 376-4444 to Force is a multi-generational group that sessions will be held on Jan. 20, Feb. 2, register or get more information. The Planning Board of the Incorporated enjoys getting together for trips, dinners 18 or 23 in Melville from 7-9 p.m. A $15 Village of Ocean Beach will meet at 11 and outings. If you like people and trav- donation is requested. For reservations, Pain Management Support Group will a.m. in the Ocean Beach boat house. eling, come to this informative meeting. call Diane Kramer at 630-0570, ext. 20 or meet in the Guild Conference Room at Call 583-5940 for information or visit Call Frances Neyer at 547-6702 and join e-mail at email@example.com Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip at www.villageofoceanbeach.org. us at our monthly meeting. or visit www.extraordinaryself.com. 2 p.m. on Jan. 23, Feb. 27 and March 27. Call 376-4444 to register or get NY State Pre-licensing Course - The West The Bay Shore-Brightwaters board meet- Sneaker Recycling Drive - Keep Islip more information. Islip Library will hold this course from 9:30 ing will be held at 7 p.m. Call 665-4350 Clean is collecting used sneakers of any a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Open to the general for information. brand that do not contain metal. Sneak- Computer 5th Grade for Grownups will public. You must show your valid learner's ers will be shipped to NIKE where they will meet at the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library permit. Registration and the $40 course be recycled into running tracks and other from 2-4 p.m. Non-refundable fee of $10. fee will be taken at the door. Call 661- January 27 athletic surfaces and then donated to Saving files to the desktop, moving to 7080 and ask for the reference desk. The Fire Island UFSD Board of Educa- underserved schools. Drop sneakers off and from My Documents and Recycle Bin, tion will meet at 4:30 p.m. for an educa- at the KIC office, 660 Main Street, Islip. creating folders and more. Call 665-4350 January 25 tion meeting in the lunch room of the Call 224-2627 for more information. for information or to register. Islip Arts Council presents the Prevailing Woodhull School. Winds wind ensemble at the Bayard Cut- Volunteers Needed - Suffolk County Plaza Productions presents "Why Oh ting Arboretum Carriage House in Great The Chamber of Commerce of Greater Helen Keller Services for the blind is Why Can't I? The Music of Judy Gar- River at 2 p.m. Call 224-5420 or e-mail Bay Shore will meet at 7 p.m. in the seeking volunteers in all areas of Suf- land" at Islip Town Hall West, 401 Main email@example.com for information. auditorium of the Bay Shore/Brightwa- folk County to spend one or two hours Street in Islip, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are ters Library. Call 665-7003 for informa- a week visiting blind, elderly people who $18 each and proceeds benefit Suffolk tion. are homebound. For more information on AHRC. Tickets may be purchased at the January 26 volunteering, call 424-0022. door or in advance at AHRC, 2900 Veter- Infant Massage Class will meet at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Islip from January 29 HomeShare Long Island is celebrating its ans Memorial Highway in Bohemia. Call third anniversary. HomeShare Long Island 585-0100 for information. 7-8:30 p.m. $50 per person or $70 per Safe and Healthy Kids - Lectures and couple - 4 sessions. Call 376-4444 to presentations for parents and children is a program that links older homeown- register or get more information. of all ages at Good Samaritan Hospital in ers who have available bedrooms with January 24 West Islip from 6-8 p.m. Call 376-4444 other adults who need affordable housing. The Old Lamplighter - Join Gottfried Interested homeowners or home seekers Mahler, former keeper, and his wife Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library - The for information. board of trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Call should contact Family Service League at Marilyn at the Fire Island Lighthouse 665-4350 for information. 647-3100 ext. 228 for information. ■ Deadline for submission of Calendar of Events items is noon on the Monday before publication. Please submit all entries in typewritten form. 10 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Sharing a home and experiences FSL's HomeShare program matches residential partners By LIZ FINNEGAN future matches as they are needed. exchanges services for a place to live ing forward to retirement, not having The matches meet before the home at a lesser price. to be at my desk every day," Mary said. BAY SHORE — Since 1926, the Family seeker moves in, once with Davidson Davidson cited one such case she "Now, I have to worry about the oil bill Service League (FSL) has been providing to introduce each party. Davidson then found particularly poignant where a and LIPA raising its rates. That light at a plethora of services to Long Islanders follows up the match with a phone call student nurse helps a disabled individ- the end of the tunnel had diminished. in need. Three years ago, they expanded once they are settled. ual with daily physical therapy while My dignity was at stake." those services to include the program, "If a match doesn't work out," David- his family is at work. She called FSL HomeShare after see- HomeShare Long Island, uniting home son explained, "then we do our best to "She has her own room in an exqui- ing an article about in a church bulle- owners and home seekers alike. find a better one. But so far, all of them site house for just $300 month and her tin. The program matched her up with Doreen Davidson, coordinator of the have been successful." only responsibility is to help the owner Joan, a retired woman in her 60s who FSL HomeShare Long Island program, Last year, there were between 25 and stand once a day," she said. was looking for affordable housing. works out of the Bay Shore and Hun- 30 matches made all over Suffolk Coun- Another successful match that was The match worked out perfectly. "They tington offices. She said the program ty. Davidson said that a similar pro- made last September brought together are having a blast," Davidson noted. has been a success. gram in Nassau, the county-run Family two senior citizens who were alone. "We are lucky," Mary remarked regard- "I think it could be even more suc- and Children's Services, will exchange Joan and Mary, whose names have been ing hers and Joan's experience with the cessful if more people know about it," matches with HomeShare for people altered for anonymity, are now finding it program. "But," she added irately, "the she added. who want to live in either county. "We a little easier to live on Long Island. real question here is, why are these pro- The program is designed to address don't compete with them," Davidson Homeowner Mary is a retired sep- grams necessary on Long Island?" the needs of homeowners who are feel- said. "We support one another." tuagenarian who was having trouble The HomeShare Long Island program ing squeezed by the increasing costs of Another way the FSL HomeShare making ends meet. "There are a lot of in our area is based out of the Iovino living on Long Island, and for people program provides support is by offer- people my age and even younger who South Shore Family Center, 1444 Fifth who are seeking a place to live yet ing a barter system to certain appli- are having a hard time too," she said. Avenue, Bay Shore. For more informa- dealing with similar financial issues. cants. In that case, the home seeker "After working 23 years I was look- tion, call: 647-3100, ext. 228. ■ The average cost of this arrangement for the home seeker is approximately $300 to $600 a month in rent. Davidson said some home seekers are young persons who do not have the mon- ey to rent an apartment. They are often matched with senior citizen homeown- Thru art The Historical Society of Islip ers who are looking for companionship Hamlet hosted a program by with an opportunity to earn money to Eva Greguski of the Long supplement a fixed income. That match Island Museum titled "A Cel- has the potential for other advantages. ebration of Long Island Thru "I think those young people can learn Art." From left are board mem- a lot from their elders, too. It's a great bers Victoria Berger, Elaine opportunity," Davidson said. Schill Kurka, Colleen Kurka, However, Davison added that many Sheila Farrer, Susan Hantz- seniors are matched with their peers as West, Greguski, Nancy Porta well. The minimum age for homeowners in this program is 60. Individuals who are Libert, Arlene Goldman, Joan seeking a place to live must be at least Sullivan, Kay Poro Erwood 18, employed or enrolled in school. and Roberta Drake. For more There is a one time fee of $200 per information about the society homeowner and home seeker. These or the upcoming 15th Holiday fees cover the necessary background House tour, please call 277- and reference checks, interviews, and 4895 or visit www.islipham- evaluation process and to locate any lethistory.org. Play Review Evita Eva Peron The rise and fall of Argentina's By EMILY PORTOGHESE the first time, Eva reveals her hopes and ambitions and soon forgets about EAST ISLIP — Broadhollow Magaldi. Eva and the dancers sing Theatre Company premiered their "Buenos Aires," in which she sings production of the timeless musical about becoming a star. Evita to audiences this past weekend Ché relates the story of how Eva at Bayway Arts Center last Saturday. "slept" her way up the ladder, becoming Evita, with lyrics by Tim Rice and a model, radio star, and actress. Eva music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, moves into high social circles with Peron, and Ché shows the disdain the The Broadhollow Theatre Company's production of Evita is on stage through opened at the Broadway Theater in September of 1979. The show closed upper class feels towards Eva. Ladies Feb. 1 at BayWay Arts Center in East Islip. From left are: Joe Mankowski (Juan in the summer of 1983 after more than of the upper class called her a few Peron), Jennifer Hope (Eva Peron) and Donald J. Dowdell (Ché). choice names throughout the play that Photo courtesy of Broadhollow Theatre Company 1,000 performances. This musical focuses on the life of Eva alluded to her past and how she used Peron, the second wife of Argentinean her body to get ahead. portrayed in the movie version of and LiLi Costumes; sound design, President Juan Peron, and follows Eva's The talent of the cast was evident in the musical by Banderas. With all the Gary Haglich; video editing, Michael acting career, rise to power, charity their spectacular portrayal of this story charm of Banderas, Dowdell depicted Schisano; musical direction, Gary work, feminist involvement and death. and the people involved. Hope's strong the story of the life of Eva Peron Eisele; choreography, Kevin Wallace; A major motion picture of the musical vocals and emotion-filled performance clearly to the audience as the narrator. stage manager, Lori Stein; and assistant was made in 1996, which starred as Eva Peron complemented the His participation in the majority of the stage manager, Shasha Davis. Madonna and Antonio Banderas. wonderful portrayal of Juan Peron by songs in the play was not unnoticed, Broadhollow Theatre Company is Ché, the narrator of the story, played Joe Mankowski. for at times he stole the show. headed by Executive Producer Jerry by Donald Dowdell, introduces the In the well known, "Don't Cry for With detailed sets and a variety Zaback, Artistic Director Patricia audience to fifteen-year-old Eva, in Me Argentina," Hope delivered the of costumes, Broadhollow Theatre Zaback and Associate Artistic Director 1936. Tango singer Agustín Magaldi, song flawlessly and looked radiant in Company showed their ability to pull Glen Beck, along with Wallace- played by David Groeger, and Eva, a sparkling white gown. Mankowski off a show as well known as Evita. Rhodes. played by Jennifer Hope, have a short and Hope sang the sad but beautiful This production was directed by Laura Evita runs through Sunday, Feb. 1 at love affair, and she blackmails Magaldi song, "You Must Love Me," towards the Wallace-Rhodes, who is associate the Bayway Arts Center, 265 East Main into taking her with him to Buenos end of the play, and appeared as if they artistic director, with scenic design by Street in East Islip. Call 581-2700 for Aires. were a real husband and wife. Brian Howard; lighting design, Josh more information. ■ After arriving in Buenos Aires for Dowdell shone as Ché, who was Starr; costume design, Julia Brennan 11 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 SCHOOL News Food donation To give back to the community that supports their education, the students and staff at Islip Middle School collected nonperish- able food items in time for the holiday season. Students, teachers, parents and staff members brought in hundreds of cans and boxes of nonperishable food, which were then donated to the Islip Methodist Church on Main Street in Islip hamlet. The Builders Club, a community-service organization, arranged the food drive, while students in Beth Matthews' advisory donated the most items—an amazing 322 cans and boxes. Pictured club members are advisors Mary Carroll and Kimberly Striplin, Dean of Students Joe Modica, Assistant Principal Chad Walerstein and Principal Timothy Martin. Musicians of note The West Islip Board of Education recognized high school students for their musi- cal accomplishments last month. In the front row from left are: Melissa Gedney, Nas- sau/Suffolk Performing Arts Concert Band; Caitlin Cawley, Nassau/Suffolk Performing Arts Wind Symphony, Gemini Youth Orchestra and Youth Symphony; Victoria Astuto, All County Band, All State Wind Ensemble and Nassau/Suffolk Performing Arts Wind Symphony; Marianna Albanese, Gemini Youth Orchestra; Miranda Cawley, Long Island String Festival and Gemini Youth Symphony; and Emily Brodtman, Metropolitan Youth Orchestra. In the back row from left are: Douglas Bruno, All County Band, All State Wind Ensem- ble and Nassau/Suffolk Performing Arts Wind Symphony; Vincent Melia, Long Island String Festival; Rob Dolan, Nassau/Suffolk Performing Arts Concert Band; Matthew Carlin, All County Band, All State Band, All County Chorus, All State Chorus, Juilliard Pre-College Orchestra and the Long Island Youth Orchestra; Andrew Weinstein, Long Island String Festival and Gemini Youth Orchestra; Cortlandt Matthews, All County, All State Chorus and All Eastern Chorus; Amanda Corey, All County and All State Chorus; Michael Sigouros, Nassau/Suffolk Performing Arts Concert Band; Bevin Flemming, Nas- sau/Suffolk Performing Arts Wind Symphony; High School Orchestra Director Judith Hayes, High School Band Director David Kaufman and West Islip Director of Art, Dance and Music Education Bernie Jones. Not pictured: Matthew Stewart, All County Band and Nassau/Suffolk Performing Above par teacher Arts Wind Symphony; Rebecca O'Connor, All County Chorus; and Brittany Wan- ner, All County Band, Nassau/Suffolk Performing Arts Concert Band. The first vacation day from school is actually the first day of work for Fifth Avenue School physical education teacher Chris Cascio, who sidelines as a professional golfer. Cascio played in an 18-hole qualifying round of golf at Indian Hills Country Club in East Northport. It was an opportunity for him to qualify to play in the New York State Open. That event is being held on the famously diffi- cult black course at Bethpage State Park, home of the 2002 and 2009 U.S. Open. Before compet- ing in this tournament, he had to complete a round plus four additional holes at Indian Hills to secure a spot in the New York State Open. Yuletide tunes The East Islip High School Chamber Orchestra recently lifted the holiday spirits of those residing at the Little Flower Nursing Home in East Islip. Under the guid- ance of high school orchestra director Susan Rydzeski, this group of approxi- mately 40 students performed various holiday classics for all to enjoy. This is the 25th year the orchestra has been visiting Little Flower residents dur- ing the holiday season and is only one of the many community service projects they participate in throughout the school year. Some of the other projects include a mentoring program for the elementary students and playing at various different community functions. Photo by Danielle Lambert 12 born in Oceanside. Maurice Farley Anthony, Joseph and Nicholas; parents, Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Obituaries Mr. Burgess is survived by his wife, Rochelle "Shelli"; sons, Bryan and Todd; Maurice Farley, 85, of Islip, died on December 25, 2008. He was born in Michael and Marie; sister, Valerie Fahie and her husband, Bob; and grandson, daughter, Holli Strazza; sister, Donna Brooklyn. Michael. By BRENDA BIEDENKAPP Milford; and grandchildren, Amanda, Funeral arrangements were entrusted Mr. Farley is survived by his wife, Victoria and Jackson. to Overton Funeral Home in Islip. A Patricia; sons, Thomas and Patrick; and Funeral arrangements were entrusted funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mary's Robert Burgess to Overton Funeral Home in Islip, where daughters, Nora, Eileen and Maeve. R.C. Church in East Islip. Interment was Robert Burgess, 55, of Manheim, services were held. Interment was in Funeral arrangements were entrusted in St. Patrick's Cemetery in Bay Shore. Pennsylvania, died on January 2. He was Pinelawn Memorial Park. to Overton Funeral Home in Islip. A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Mary's R.C. Church in East Islip. Cremation Caroline Strasinger was held at L.I. Cremation Co. in West Caroline J. Strasinger, 78, of Bay Shore, Babylon. died on January 4. She was born in Lynbrook. Ms. Strasinger is survived by her Anne Hafele daughter, Karen Lozano; son, John; Anne M. Hafele, 89, of Bay Shore, sister, Florence Liquori; brother, Walter died on January 7. She was born in Hilland; granddaughters, Heather and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hailey; and godchildren, Janet Tedia, Ms. Hafele is survived by her daughters, Meredith Noone and Ed Tedla. Jeanne Seymour and her husband, James, Funeral arrangements were entrusted Margaret, Nancy, and Mary Magee and to Overton Funeral Home in Islip, where her husband, Brian; son, George and his services were held. Interment was in wife, Gaye; sister, Sister Marie Melton; Oakwood Cemetery in Bay Shore. and grandchildren, Matthew, Patrick, Kathleen, Andrew and Meghan. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Mary Voss Overton Funeral Home in Islip. A funeral Mary Esther Voss, 101, of Bay Shore, Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick's died on January 1. She was born in Bay R.C. Church in Bay Shore, followed by Shore. interment in the parish cemetery. Ms. Voss is survived by her niece, Judy Gunther and her husband, Dick; nephew, Alan Mowbray; and many great-nieces Ronald Lopergalo and great-nephews. Ronald Lopergalo, 60, of East Islip, Funeral arrangements were entrusted died on December 31, 2008. He was born to Overton Funeral Home in Islip. A in Brooklyn. graveside service was held at Oakwood Mr. Lopergalo is survived by his wife, Cemetery in Bay Shore, followed by Kathy; daughter, Dana Sukow; sons, interment. ■ Be smart! Start the New Year off right Overcoming "I'm with a dental check-up. afraid of the dentist" Toothaches don't If you or someone you know is "afraid of the dentist," here are a few steps to help ease those with dental you understand, the less you will be afraid. 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PLEASE READ IT PROBATE CITATION will be sold subject to provi- FOLK COUNTY. ROSSROCK Main St., Islip, NY on Jan. 28, costs. Premises will be sold CAREFULLY. MORTGAGE File No. 2113P2008 sions of filed Judgment Index FUND II LLP, Pltf. vs. JON 2009 at 9:00 a.m., prem. k/a subject to provisions of filed FORECLOSURE IS A COM- SURROGATE'S COURT - #9717/07. Paul M. Dechance, MAYER, et al, Defts. Index 80 Redington St., Bay Shore, Judgment Index #22028/07. PLEX PROCESS. SOME SUFFOLK COUNTY Esq., Referee, #27994/06. Pursuant to judg- NY A/K/A District 0500, Sec- Philip Goglas, Referee, PEOPLE MAY APPROACH CITATION Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- ment of foreclosure and sale tion 368, Block 01, Lot #049 Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- YOU ABOUT "SAVING" THE PEOPLE OF THE neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box entered Oct. 14, 2008, I will & 050. Lot #49 – All that neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box YOUR HOME. YOU STATE OF NEW YORK, 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 sell at public auction at Islip certain plot, piece or parcel 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 SHOULD BE EXTREMELY By the Grace of God Free Dated: 12/23/2008 Town Hall, 655 Main St., Islip, of land, with the buildings Dated: 12/19/2008 CAREFUL ABOUT ANY and Independent IB, 23943, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 NY on Jan. 28, 2009 at 10:00 and improvements thereon IB, 23935, 12/25 - 1/1, 8, SUCH PROMISES. THE TO: The distributees, heirs at a.m. prem. k/a 22 2nd Ave., erected, situate, lying and 15 STATE ENCOURAGES YOU law and next of kin of HER- NOTICE OF SALE Bayshore, NY a/k/a lying and being in the Hamlet of Bay TO BECOME INFORMED MAN OHLAND, a/k/a HER- SUPREME COURT: being in the westerly side of Shore, Town of Islip, County SUMMONS AND NOTICE ABOUT YOUR OPTIONS IN MAN C. OHLAND, deceased, SUFFOLK COUNTY Second Ave. at Bay Shore, of Suffolk and State of NY, OF OBJECT OF ACTION FORECLOSURE. THERE if any be living; and if any be U.S. Bank National Associa- Town of Islip, County of Suf- known and designated as Lot STATE OF NEW YORK ARE GOVERNMENT AGEN- dead, their respective dis- tion, et al., Plaintiff(s) folk and State of New York, 31, Block 1, on a certain map SUPREME COURT: COUN- CIES, LEGAL AID ENTITIES tributees, heirs at law, next vs. Carlos Pineda, et al., bounded and described as entitled, "Map of Emma L. TY OF SUFFOLK ACTION AND OTHER NON-PROFIT of kin, legatees, devisees, Defendant(s) follows: BEGINNING at a Lockwood", and filed in the TO FORECLOSE A MORT- ORGANIZATIONS THAT executors, administrators, Attorney (s) for Plaintiff point on the westerly side Office of the Clerk of the GAGE INDEX NO.: 8121/08 YOU MAY CONTACT FOR assignees and successors in (s): ROSICKI, ROSICKI & of Second Ave., 487.94 ft. County of Suffolk on Apr. 5, HOMECOMINGS FINAN- INFORMATION ABOUT interest, all of whose names, ASSOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- north of the Northerly side 1910 as map # 394. Lot #50 CIAL NETWORK, INC. FORECLOSURE WHILE YOU whereabouts and addresses mit Court, Suite 301, Fishkill of Montauk Hwy, which said – Said property located at Plaintiff, vs. GREGORIO ARE WORKING WITH YOUR are unknown and cannot New York 12524 (845) 897- point of beginning is also the NE corner thereof, on SANCHEZ Defendant(s). LENDER DURING THIS be ascertained with due 1600 the Northeasterly corner the south side of Redington Mortgaged Premises: 73 PROCESS. TO LOCATE AN diligence, being the persons Pursuant to judgment of of land now or formerly of St., 406.92 ft. easterly from MORTON STREET, BRENT- ENTITY NEAR YOU, YOU interested in the estate of foreclosure and sale entered Minnie Davidson; RUNNING the intersection of the south WOOD, NY 11717 SBL #: MAY CALL THE TOLL-FREE HERMAN OHLAND, a/k/ herein on or about December THENCE from said point of side of Redington St. and 74.00-4-66 TO THE ABOVE HELPLINE MAINTAINED a HERMAN C. OHLAND, 8, 2008, I will sell at Public beginning and along lands the east side of Penataquit NAMED DEFENDANT: BY THE NEW YORK STATE deceased, as distributees or Auction to the highest bidder now or formerly of Minnie Ave. (legal size of Avenue You are hereby summoned BANKING DEPARTMENT otherwise. at Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Davidson, South 54 degrees 66.00 ft. wide), being a plot to answer the Complaint in AT 1-877-BANK-NYS OR 1- ATTORNEY GENERAL OF Street, Islip, NY 11751. 49 minutes 30 seconds west, 90.42 ft. x 125.09 ft. x 85.73 this action, and to serve a 877-226-5697 OR VISIT THE NEW YORK STATE On February 4, 2009 at 10:00 136 ft. to land now or former- ft. x 125. 00 ft. The above copy of your answer, or, if DEPARTMENT'S WEB SITE A petition having been AM ly of Rushmeyer; THENCE comprises Lots #27 to 30, the Complaint is not served AT WWW.BANKING. STATE. duly filed by ROBERT M. Premises known as 15 2nd along lands now or formerly inclusive. Approx. amt. of with this Summons, to serve NY.US/. THE STATE DOES FARRELL, SR., who is domi- Avenue, Central Islip, NY of Rushmeyer and lands now judgment is $321,965.18 plus a notice of appearance, on NOT GUARANTEE THE ciled at 104 Alco Court, ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, or formerly of Anzel, North costs and interest. Sold sub- the Plaintiff(s) attorney(s) ADVICE OF THESE AGEN- Stewartstown, Pennsylvania PIECE, OR PARCEL OF 30 degrees 07 minutes West, ject to terms and conditions within twenty days after the CIES. NOTICE YOU ARE IN 17363-8341. LAND, situate, lying and 27.44 ft. to a point; THENCE of filed judgment and terms service of this Summons, DANGER OF LOSING YOUR YOU ARE HEREBY CIT- being in the Town of Islip, along lands now or formerly of sale. LOUIS C. ENGLAND, exclusive of the day of ser- HOME If you do not respond ED TO SHOW CAUSE before County of Suffolk and State of Anzel, North 43 degrees Referee. LONG, TUMINEL- vice (or within 30 days after to this summons and com- the Surrogate's Court, Suf- of New York, known and 16 minutes 30 seconds West, LO, BESSO, SELIGMAN & the service is complete if this plaint by serving a copy of folk County, at Riverhead, designated as Lot Numbers 50.46 ft. to a point; THENCE WERNER, Attys. for Pltf., Summons is not personally the answer on the attorney New York, on February 10, 131 and 132 as shown on a and still along lands now 120 Fourth Ave., Bay Shore, delivered to you within the for the mortgage company 2009, at 9:30 o'clock in the certain map entitled, "Map or formerly of Anzel, North NY. #73892 State of New York). In case who filed this foreclosure forenoon of that day, why a of Slater Park, Central Islip, 41 degrees 12 minutes 30 IB, 23930, 12/25 - 1/1, 8, of your failure to appear or proceeding against you and decree should not be made Suffolk County, New York, seconds West, 11.87 ft. to 15 answer, judgment will be filing the answer with the in the estate of HERMAN owned and developed by a point and lands now or taken against you by default court, a default judgment OHLAND, a/k/a HERMAN the Suffolk Realty Company, formerly of Alan John Law- NOTICE OF SALE for the relief demanded in may be entered and you can C. OHLAND lately domi- Islip, New York, made by rence; THENCE along SUPREME COURT: COUN- the Complaint. The Attorney lose your home. Speak to an ciled at 16 Half Circle Drive, Claire D. Schlemmer, E.E., said land now or formerly TY OF SUFFOLK - WELLS for Plaintiff has an office attorney or go to the court Holbrook, New York 11741 Islip, New York, and filed in of Alan John Lawrence, FARGO BANK, N.A. D/B/ for business in the County where your case is pending admitting to probate a Will the Suffolk County Clerk's North 69 degrees 01 minute A AMERICA'S SERVIC- of Erie. Trial to be held in for further information on dated May 25, 2004, a copy Office as Map Number 267 East, 147.35 ft. to the West- ING COMPANY , Plaintiff, the County of SUFFOLK. how to answer the summons of which is attached, as the on April 30, 1913. erly side of Second Ave.; AGAINST RAVIN ROBIN- The basis of the venue des- and protect your property. Will of HERMAN OHLAND, District: 0500 Section: 120.00 THENCE along the Westerly SON, ET AL., Defendant(s). ignated above is the loca- Sending a payment to your a/k/a HERMAN C. OHLAND Block: 04.00 Lot: 017.000 side of Second Ave., South Pursuant to a judgment of tion of the Mortgaged Prem- mortgage company will not deceased, relating to real As more particularly 34 degrees 18 minutes East, foreclosure and sale duly ises. Dated this 17th day of stop this foreclosure action. and personal property, and described in the judgment of 52.97 ft. to the point or place dated 9/4/2008, I, the under- December, 2008, Steven J. YOU MUST RESPOND BY directing that Letters Testa- foreclosure and sale. of BEGINNING. EXCEPT- signed Referee will sell at Baum, P.C., Attorney(s) For SERVING A COPY OF THE mentary issue to: ROBERT Sold subject to all of the ING therefrom the following public auction at the Front Plaintiff(s), 220 Northpointe ANSWER ON THE ATTOR- M. FARRELL, SR. terms and conditions con- described parcel: BEGIN- Steps of Islip Town Hall, 655 Parkway, Suite G, Amherst, NEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF Dated, Attested and Sealed tained in said judgment and NING at a point on the Main Street, Islip, NY 11751, NY 14228 TO: GREGORIO (MORTGAGE COMPANY) December 10, 2008 terms of sale. Southerly side of lands for- New York, on 1/23/2009 at SANCHEZ, Defendant(s) In AND FILING THE ANSWER (Seal) Approximate amount of merly of W.W. Barto Estate, 10:00 AM, premises known this Action. The foregoing WITH THE COURT. DATED: HON. JOHN M. judgment $302,776.84 plus now or formerly Alan John as 12 KAYMAC STREET, Summons is served upon December 17, 2008 Steven J. CZYGIER, JR., interest and costs. Lawrence, which said point BRENTWOOD, NY 11717. All you by publication, pursuant Baum, P.C., Attorney(s) For Surrogate INDEX NO. 15526/07 of beginning is distant, South that certain plot piece or par- to an order of HON. JOAN Plaintiff(s), 220 Northpointe /s/ Michael Cipillino Jane E. Conway, Esq., 69 degrees 01 minute West, cel of land, with the buildings M. GENCHI of the Supreme Parkway, Suite G, Amherst, MICHAEL CIPOLLINO, REFEREE 110.80 ft. from the point of and improvements thereon Court of the State of New NY 14228 Chief Clerk IB, 23946, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 intersection of the South- erected, situate, lying and York, dated the 24th day of IB, 23936, 12/25 - 1/1, 8, EDWIN MILLER, ESQ. easterly corner of land now being in the Town of Islip, September, 2008, and filed 15 Attorney for Petitioner NOTICE OF SALE or formerly of Alan John County of Suffolk and State with the Complaint in the (631) 265-3960 SUPREME COURT: Lawrence and the Westerly of New York, Section, Block Office of the SUFFOLK SUPREME COURT – Telephone Number SUFFOLK COUNTY side of Second Ave.; RUN- and Lot: 163-2-40. Approxi- County Clerk, in the City COUNTY OF SUFFOLK 94 Maple Avenue, P.O. Box Chase Home Finance, LLC, NING THENCE from said mate amount of judgment of Riverhead. The object of WELLS FARGO BANK MIN- 901, Smithtown, New York et al., Plaintiff(s) point of beginning Southerly $250,088.91 plus interest and this action is to foreclose a NESOTA, NATIONAL ASSO- 11787 vs. Leo E. Tedesco A/K/A Leo and along the Easterly side costs. Premises will be sold mortgage upon the premises CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Address of Attorney Tedesco, et al., Defendant(s) of land of Richard Rhodes, subject to provisions of filed described below, executed DELTA FUNDING HOME [NOTE: This citation is Attorney (s) for Plaintiff 19.6 ft. to a point; THENCE Judgment Index #12027/07. by GREGORIO SANCHEZ EQUITY LOAN TRUST 1998- served upon you as required (s): ROSICKI, ROSICKI & Westerly along the South- Danielle I. Schwager, Esq., dated the 30th day of Novem- 3, Plaintiff against by law. You are not required ASSOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- erly side of said lands last Referee, ber, 2006, to secure the sum DENNIS O'ROURKE AND to appear. If you fail to mit Court, Suite 301, Fishkill mentioned, 20 ft. to a point; Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- of $267,200.00, and recorded ELIZABETH O'ROURKE, appear it will be assumed New York 12524 (845) 897- THENCE Northerly along neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box at Liber 21465 of Mortgages Defendant(s). you do not object to the 1600 the Westerly side of lands 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 at Page 500 in the Office Pursuant to a Judgment of relief requested. You have Pursuant to judgment of of Richard Rhodes, 19.9 ft. Dated: 12/18/2008 of the Clerk of the County Foreclosure and Sale entered a right to have an attorney foreclosure and sale entered to a point; THENCE Easterly IB, 23934, 12/25 - 1/1, 8, of SUFFOLK, on the 29th on December 3, 2002. appear for you.] herein on or about April 16, along said lands of Richard 15 day of January, 2007; which I, the undersigned Referee IB, 23938, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 2008, I will sell at Public Rhodes, 14 ft. to a point; mortgage was duly assigned will sell at public auction Auction to the highest bidder THENCE Northerly in a NOTICE OF SALE by an assignment dated Feb- at the Islip Town Hall, 655 NOTICE OF SALE at Islip Town Hall, 655 Main straight line to the South- SUPREME COURT: COUN- ruary 22, 2008 and sent for Main Street, Islip, N.Y. on the SUPREME COURT: COUN- Street, Islip, NY 11751. erly side of lands now or TY OF SUFFOLK - LASALLE recording in the Office of 2nd day of February, 2009 at TY OF SUFFOLK - WELLS On February 4, 2009 at 10:00 formerly of W.W. Barto, now BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- the Suffolk County Clerk. 11:00 a.m. premises FARGO BANK NATION- AM or formerly of Alan John ATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR The property in question Beginning at a point on the AL ASSOCIATION, AS Premises known as 220 Lawrence; THENCE along CERTIFICATEHOLDERS is described as follows: 73 westerly side of Smithtown TRUSTEE FOR FREMONT South Gillette Avenue, Bay- said last mentioned land, OF BEAR STEARNS ASSET MORTON STREET, BRENT- Avenue distant 302.00 feet INVESTMENT AND LOAN port, NY North 69 degrees 01 minute BACKED SECURITIES I WOOD, NY 11717 SEE FOL- northerly from the corner SABR 2005-FR1 C/O SAXON ALL that certain plot, piece East, 5.55 ft. to the point LLC, ASSET BACKED CER- LOWING DESCRIPTION formed by the intersection MORTGAGE SERVICES, or parcel of land, with the or place of BEGINNING. TIFICATES, SERIES 2006- District 0500, Section 074.00, of the northerly side of Pearl INC., Plaintiff, AGAINST buildings and improvements Approx. amt. of judgment HE10 C/O EMC MORTGAGE Block 04.00 and Lot 066.000 Street with the westerly PATRICIA HEINS, ET AL., thereon erected, situate, is $304,050.43, plus costs CORPORATION, Plaintiff, ALL that certain plot, piece side of Smithtown Avenue Defendant(s). Pursuant to a lying and being in the Ham- and interest. Sold subject to AGAINST TODD ROOT, ET or parcel of land, with the being a plot of 184.00 feet by judgment of foreclosure and let of Bayport, Town of Islip, terms and conditions of filed AL., Defendant(s). Pursuant buildings and improvements 109.34 feet by 184.00 feet by sale duly dated 9/15/2008, I, County of Suffolk and State judgment and terms of sale. to a judgment of foreclosure thereon erected, situate, lying 109.00 feet. the undersigned Referee will of New York. JAMES T. REYNOLDS, Ref- and sale duly dated 9/23/2008, and being in the Town of Said premises known as sell at public auction at the District: 0500 Section: 412.00 eree. CULLEN AND DYK- I, the undersigned Referee Islip, County of Suffolk and 1000 Smithtown Avenue, Front Steps of Islip Town Block: 04.00 Lot: 007.000 MAN LLP, Attys. for Pltf., will sell at public auction at State of New York, known Bohemia, N.Y. Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, As more particularly 100 Quentin Roosevelt Blvd., the Front Steps of Islip Town and designated as Lots 56, (Section: 234.00, Block: NY 11751, New York, on described in the judgment of Garden City, NY. File No. Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, 57 and 58, Block 123 on a 01.00, Lot: 022.002). 2/4/2009 at 12:30 PM, prem- foreclosure and sale. 1407056462 - #73949 NY 11751, New York, on certain map entitled, "Map Approximate amount of lien ises known as 130 BROOK Sold subject to all of the IB, 23926, 12/25 - 1/1, 8, 1/26/2009 at 9:30 AM, prem- of Brentwood Park Improve- $ 148,050.48 plus interest STREET, BAY SHORE, NY terms and conditions con- 15 ises known as 14 ACADE- ment Company" and filed in and costs. 11706. All that certain plot tained in said judgment and MY LANE, OAKDALE, NY the Office of the Clerk of the Premises will be sold subject piece or parcel of land, with terms of sale. NOTICE OF SALE 11769. All that certain plot County of Suffolk on Febru- to provisions of filed judg- the buildings and improve- Approximate amount of SUPREME COURT: SUF- piece or parcel of land, with ary 5,1889 as Map No. 45. ment and terms of sale. ments thereon erected, situ- judgment $351,247.27 plus FOLK COUNTY. WALTER the buildings and improve- Premises known as 73 Mor- Index No. 04134/02. Annette ate, lying and being in the interest and costs. HAWRYS AND SHIRLEY ments thereon erected, situ- ton Street, Brentwood, New Eaderesto, Esq., Referee. Town of ISLIP, County of INDEX NO. 9332/07 LONG, Pltf. vs. VCH CON- ate, lying and being in the York HELP FOR HOMEOWN- DeRose & Surico Suffolk and State of New Nicole A. Palumbo, Esq., TRACTING LLC, et al Defts. Town of ISLIP, County of ERS IN FORECLOSURE Attorney(s) for Plaintiff York, Section, Block and REFEREE Index #06-16988. Pursuant Suffolk and State of New NEW YORK STATE LAW 213-44 38th Avenue Lot: 293.00-01.00-133.000. IB, 23947, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 to judgment of foreclosure York, Section, Block and REQUIRES THAT WE SEND Bayside, N.Y. 11361 Approximate amount of and sale dated Feb. 20, 2008, Lot: 380.00-01-127. Approxi- YOU THIS NOTICE ABOUT IB, 23937, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 judgment $331,235.79 plus Please turn to next page 14 Public Notices Islip Bulletin Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 NOTICE OF SALE CITATION DON, LLP, Attys. for Pltf., Judgment Index #11847/07. IB, 23970, 1/15 II. General Information SUPREME COURT: THE PEOPLE OF THE 20 West Main St., Bay Shore, Wayne J. Schaefer, Esq., Ref- III. The Selection Pro- SUFFOLK COUNTY STATE OF NEW YORK, NY. File No. 22296 - #74024 eree, NOTICE OF SALE cess WELLS FARGO BANK By the Grace of God Free IB, 23957, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- SUPREME COURT: SUF- IV. RFP Procedures NA TRUSTEE POOLING and Independent neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box FOLK COUNTY. GRP LOAN, V. Proposal Format and AND SERVICING AGREE- FILED NOTICE OF SALE 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 LLC, Pltf. vs. JEROME PIC- Contents MENT DATED AS OF MAY SURROGATE'S COURT SUPREME COURT: COUN- Dated: 12/29/2008 CIONE, et al, Defts. Index APPENDIX A: New York 1, 2005 ASSET-BACKED SUFFOLK COUNTY TY OF SUFFOLK - BANK OF IB, 23960, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 #07-10377. Pursuant to judg- State Energy Law PASS- THROUGH CERTIFI- DEC. 19 2008 NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE ment of foreclosure and sale APPENDIX B: Chapter CATES SERIES 2005-WHQ3, MICHAEL CIPOLLINO FOR THE CERTIFICATE- NOTICE OF SALE dated July 30, 2008, I will 436 of the Laws of 1997 Plaintiff(s) CHIEF CLERK HOLDERS OF CWABS, INC. SUPREME COURT: COUN- sell at public auction at Is- APPENDIX C: Regula- vs. BRIAN EBBECKE, et al., TO the distributees, heirs at ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- TY OF SUFFOLK - U.S. BANK lip Town Hall, 655 Main St., tions of the Commis- Defendant(s) law and next of kin of Wil- CATES, SERIES 2006-14 , NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Islip, NY on Feb. 19, 2009 sioner of Education Attorney (s) for Plaintiff (s): liam C. McGann a/k/a Wil- Plaintiff, AGAINST RICK C/O AMERICA'S SERVIC- at 9:00 a.m. prem. k/a 175 (8NYCRR §155.20) ROSICKI, ROSICKI & ASSO- liam McGann, deceased, if KLEMME, A/K/A RICK ING COMPANY, Plaintiff, Dougherty Ave., Holbrook, APPENDIX D: Energy CIATES, P.C., 51 E. Beth- any be living; and if any be KLEMME, III, ET AL. , AGAINST DIANE THOMAS, NY. Said property located on Data page Road, Plainview New dead, their respective dis- Defendant(s). Pursuant to a ET AL., Defendant(s). Pursu- the northerly side of Dough- APPENDIX E: 2007-2008 York 11803 516-741-2585 tributees, heirs at law, next judgment of foreclosure and ant to a judgment of fore- erty Ave. 100 ft. westerly Five Year Capital Facili- Pursuant to judgment of of kin, legatees, devisees, sale duly dated 10/6/2008, I, closure and sale duly dated from its intersection with the ties Plan foreclosure and sale granted executors, administrators, the undersigned Referee will 9/30/2008, I, the undersigned westerly side of Coates Ave., APPENDIX F: AHERA herein on or about Septem- assigns and successors in sell at public auction at the Referee will sell at public and from said point of begin- Triennial Reports ber 29, 2008, I will sell at interest, all of whose names, Islip Town Hall, 655 Main auction at the Front Steps ning, being a plot 60 ft. x 100 APPENDIX G: General Public Auction to the high- whereabouts and addresses Street, Islip, New York, on of Islip Town Hall, 655 Main ft. Approx. amt. of judgment Information est bidder at ISLIP TOWN are unknown and cannot be 2/5/2009 at 1:15 PM, prem- Street, Islip, NY 11751, New is $395,349.12 plus costs and IB, 23972, 1/15 HALL, 655 MAIN STREET, ascertained with due dili- ises known as 447 BAYPORT York, on 2/5/2009 at 10:00 interest. Sold subject to ISLIP, NY 11751. gence, being any persons AVENUE, BAYPORT, NY AM, premises known as terms and conditions of filed SUPREME COURT – On February 4, 2009 at 9:00 interested in the estate of 11705. All that certain plot 1289 Connetquot Avenue, judgment and terms of sale. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK AM William C. McGann a/k/a piece or parcel of land, with CENTRAL ISLIP, NY 11722. PHILIP GOGLAS, Referee. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE RE- Premises known as 458 Rich- William McGann, deceased, the buildings and improve- All that certain plot piece SOLFERINO & SOLFERINO, ALTY CORPORATION OF mond Boulevard, Ronkonko- as distributees or otherwise. ments thereon erected, situ- or parcel of land, with the LLP, Attys. for Pltf., 15 Ros- NEW YORK, Plaintiff against ma, NY 11779 A petition having been ate, lying and being in the buildings and improvements lyn Rd., Mineola, NY. #74041 MIGDALIA RIVERA A/K/A ALL that certain plot, par- duly filed by John F. Castel- Town of ISLIP, County of thereon erected, situate, IB, 23971, 1/15, 22, 29 - MIGDALIA VACA; JUAN J. cel, piece of land with the lano, who is domiciled at 52 Suffolk and State of New lying and being in Central 2/5 VACA A/K/A JUAN VACA, et buildings and improvements Meadow Street, Garden City, York, Section, Block and Lot: Islip, in the Town of Islip, al Defendant(s). thereon erected, situate, lying NY 11530. 309.00-04-80.001. Approxi- County of Suffolk and State CENTRAL ISLIP UFSD Pursuant to a Judgment of and being at Lake Ronkonk- YOU ARE HEREBY CIT- mate amount of judgment of New York, Section, Block NOTICE TO ENERGY SER- Foreclosure and Sale entered oma, Town of Islip, County ED TO SHOW CAUSE before $461,296.88 plus interest and and Lot: 101.00-02.00-016.002. VICES COMPANIES on October 5, 2007. of Suffolk and State of New the Surrogate's Court, SUF- costs. Premises will be sold Approximate amount of GENERAL INFORMATION I, the undersigned Referee York, and being a part of FOLK County, at 320 CEN- subject to provisions of filed judgment $373,552.02 plus AND REQUEST FOR PRO- will sell at public auction Lot Number 6, on a certain TER DR., RIVERHEAD, NY Judgment Index #11460/07. interest and costs. Premises POSALS at the Islip Town Hall, 655 map entitled, "Map of Lake 11935, New York, on Febru- Donald S. Sullivan, Referee, will be sold subject to pro- FOR AN ENERGY PROJECT Main Street, Islip, N.Y. on the Ronkonkoma Farms" and ary 24, 2009, at 9:30 o'clock Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- visions of filed Judgment The Central Islip UFSD is 19th day of February, 2009 at Lots #17, 18, 19 and part of in the forenoon of that day, neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box Index #18240/07. Ralph W. issuing this Request for Pro- 2:30 p.m. premises 20 Block 1, on a certain map why a decree should not be 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 Crafa Esq, Referee, posals (RFP) for the selec- Beginning at the corner entitled, "Map of Lakeview made in the estate of William Dated: 12/29/2008 Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- tion of an energy services formed by the intersection of Terrace, a Richmond Gar- C. McGann lately domiciled IB, 23958, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box company (ESCO) to imple- the northerly side of Philip dens Development," which at 27 Chase Lane, Sayville, 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 ment a comprehensive ener- Street with the westerly side map was filed in the Suffolk NY 11782 admitting to pro- NOTICE OF SALE Dated: 12/29/2008 gy plan for the Public School of Coates Avenue; being a County Clerk's Office as Map bate a Will dated February SUPREME COURT: COUN- IB, 23961, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 District facilities identified plot 100 feet by 100 feet by Number 126 on the 18th of 8, 2006 (a Codicil dated___, TY OF SUFFOLK - LASALLE below. 100 feet by 100 feet. November, 1926. a copy of which is attached, BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE NOTICE OF SALE Sealed Proposals must be re- Said premises known as 199 District: 0500 Section: 010.00 as the Will of William C. FOR THE MLMI TRUST SUPREME COURT. SUF- ceived no later than: Philip Street, Holbrook, N.Y. Block: 02.00 Lot: 046.008 McGann deceased, relating SERIES 2007-HE1 C/O FOLK COUNTY. WELLS Tuesday, March 17, 2009 Tax account number: SBL As more particularly to real and personal prop- WILSHIRE CREDIT CORPO- FARGO BANK, N.A., AS – 3:00 P.M. # : 107.00-03.00-089.001, Dis- described in the judgment of erty, and directing that RATION, Plaintiff, AGAINST TRUSTEE FOR MASTR An original and four (4) cop- trict: 089.001. foreclosure and sale. [X] Letters Testamentary TERESA FLORES, ET AL. , ASSET BACKED SECURI- ies of the proposal are re- Approximate amount of lien Sold subject to all of the Issue to: John F. Castellano Defendant(s). Pursuant to a TIES TRUST 2004-OPT2, quired. To prevent opening $ 349,561.73 plus interest and terms and conditions con- & Jeanne Marie Lynch judgment of foreclosure and Pltf. vs. MARY ABRAHAM by unauthorized individuals, costs. tained in said judgment and Dated, Attested and Sealed sale duly dated 8/21/2008, I, AS SOLE HEIR TO THE your proposal should be Premises will be sold subject terms of sale. December 19, 2008 the undersigned Referee will ESTATE OF LUCIENE identified on the envelope or to provisions of filed judg- Approximate amount of [SEAL] sell at public auction at the ABRAHAM, et al, Defts. other wrapper as follows: ment and terms of sale. judgment $464,692.04 plus HON. JOHN M. Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Index #06-04835. Pursuant Proposal - Energy Project Index No. 06-13606. Armand interest and costs. CZYGIER, JR., Street, Islip, New York, on to judgment of foreclosure for the Central Islip UFSD Araujo, Esq., Referee. INDEX NO. 6029/07 Surrogate 2/10/2009 at 11:00 AM, prem- and sale dated Sept. 2, 2008, Proposals should be ad- McCabe, Weisberg, & Con- GARY WALDVOGEL, Esq., /s/ Michael Cipollino ises known as 415 AMERI- I will sell at public auction dressed to: way REFEREE MICHAEL CIPOLLINO, CAN BOULEVARD, BRENT- at Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Mr. Norman Wagner Attorney(s) for Plaintiff IB, 23948, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 Clerk WOOD, NY 11717. All that St., Islip, on Feb. 6, 2009 Administrative Assistant 145 Huguenot Street - Suite Henry C. Tanck, certain plot piece or parcel at 9:30 a.m. prem. k/a 172 for Operations 401 NOTICE OF SALE Vollmer & Tanck, P.C. of land, with the buildings Timberline Dr., Brentwood, Central Islip UFSD New Rochelle, New York SUPREME COURT: Attorney for Petitioner and improvements thereon NY a/k/a Section 185.00, 50 Wheeler Road 10801 SUFFOLK COUNTY 516 870-0335 erected, situate, lying and Block 01.00, Lot 057.000, Central Islip, NY 11722 (914) 636-8900 JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Telephone Number being in the Town of ISLIP, District 0500. Approx. amt. Proposals may be mailed or IB, 23973, 1/15, 22, 29 - et al., Plaintiff(s) 500 North Broadway, Suite County of Suffolk and State of judgment is $230,359.73 hand delivered. 2/5 vs. Hector G. Soto, et al., 149, Jericho, NY 11753 of New York, Section, Block plus costs and interest. Sold The District will conduct a Defendant(s) Address of Attorney and Lot: 203.00-3-14. Approx- subject to terms and condi- kick-off meeting and discus- SUPREME COURT – Attorney (s) for Plaintiff [NOTE: This citation is imate amount of judgment tions of filed judgment and sion of the facilities included COUNTY OF SUFFOLK (s): ROSICKI, ROSICKI & served upon you as required $384,544.12 plus interest and terms of sale and the right of in this RFP on Thursday, Jan- WELLS FARGO BANK, NA- ASSOCIATES, P.C., 2 Sum- by law. You are not required costs. Premises will be sold the United States of America uary 22, 2009. The pre-pro- TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS mit Court, Suite 301, Fishkill to appear. If you fail to subject to provisions of filed to redeem within 120 days posal conference will be held TRUSTEE FOR HSBC BANK New York 12524 (845) 897- appear it will be assumed Judgment Index #9715/07. from the sale as provided by at 50 Wheeler Road, Central USA, NA 2005-HE1 BY: SAX- 1600 you do not object to the Victor Levin, Referee, law. PHILIP GOGLAS, Ref- Islip, NY 11722. District of- ON MORTGAGE SERVICES, Pursuant to judgment of relief requested. You have Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- eree. FRENKEL LAMBERT ficials will be present to an- INC. F/K/A MERITECH foreclosure and sale entered a right to have an attorney neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box WEISS WEISMAN & GOR- swer questions regarding the MORTGAGE SERVICES, herein on or about October appear for you.] 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 DON, LLP, Attys. for Pltf., RFP and the project. ESCOs INC. AS THEIR ATTORNEY- 28, 2008, I will sell at Public IB, 23950, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 Dated: 12/29/2008 20 West Main St., Bay Shore, interested in obtaining a set IN-FACT, Plaintiff against Auction to the highest bidder IB, 23959, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 NY. File #20133 #73991 of the Proposal documents RUDOLPH NAVARRO, et al at Islip Town Hall, 655 Main NOTICE OF SALE IB, 23962, 1/8, 15, 22, 29 (Instructions and Condi- Defendant(s). Street, Islip, NY 11751. SUPREME COURT: SUF- NOTICE OF SALE tions) attending the confer- Pursuant to a Judgment of On January 29, 2009 at 3:00 FOLK COUNTY. DEUTSCHE SUPREME COURT: COUNTY INCORPORATED VILLAGE ence should contact ECG Foreclosure and Sale en- PM BANK NATIONAL TRUST OF SUFFOLK - DEUTSCHE OF OCEAN BEACH Engineering, at (631) 360- tered on May 21, 2008. Premises known as 15 Haw- COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE BANK NATIONAL TRUST NOTICE TO BIDDERS 0006 no later than Wednes- I, the undersigned Referee ley Avenue, West Islip, NY OF AMERIQUEST MORT- COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE NOTICE IS HEREBY day, January 21, 2009. will sell at public auction at ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, GAGE SECURITIES, INC. FOR ENCORE CREDIT GIVEN that sealed bids will Following the conference, the front steps of the Islip PIECE, OR PARCEL OF ASSET BACKED PASS RECEIVABLES TRUST be received and publicly arrangements can be made Town Hall, 655 Main Street, LAND, with the buildings THROUGH CERTIFICATES 2005-4 C/O SELECT PORT- read by the Incorporated Vil- for additional visits to the Islip, N.Y. on the 13th day of and improvements thereon SERIES 2005-R1, UNDER FOLIO SERVICING, Plain- lage of Ocean Beach, Village site for the purpose of gath- February, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. erected, situate, lying and THE POOLING AND SER- tiff, AGAINST EVANGELINA Office, Cottage Walk and Bay ering additional information premises Beginning at the being on the northerly side VICING AGREEMENT CRUZ, ET AL., Defendant(s). Walk, P.O. Box 457, Ocean by contacting Mr. Norman corner formed by this inter- of Hawley Avenue, West DATED AS OF FEBRU- Pursuant to a judgment of Beach, Suffolk County, New Wagner, Administrative As- section of the easterly side Islip, County of Suffolk and ARY 1, 2005, WITHOUT foreclosure and sale duly York 11770, at 11:00 a.m. on sistant for Operations at of Lowell Avenue (Centre State of New York. RECOURSE, Pltf. vs. TER- dated 6/4/2008, I, the under- Thursday, January 22, 2009 (631) 348-5013. Avenue) with the southerly District: 0500 Section: 454.00 RANCE KELLY, et al, Defts. signed Referee will sell at for the following: The District reserves the side of Willow Street; being Block: 02.00 Lot: 009.000 Index #06-31756. Pursuant public auction at the Front 1997 Ford Expedition, right to amend the RFP a plot 100 feet by 100 feet by As more particularly to order vacating judgment Steps of Islip Town Hall, 655 VIN #1FMFU18LOVLA91727 based on questions and is- 100 feet by 100 feet. described in the judgment of of foreclosure and sale and Main Street, Islip, NY 11751, IN THE CONDITION AS sues raised prior to and at Said premises known as 2 foreclosure and sale. new judgment of foreclosure New York, on 2/5/2009 at IS AND FROM WHERE IT IS the pre-proposal conference. Willow Street, Central Islip, Sold subject to all of the and sale dated Aug. 25, 2008, 11:00 AM, premises known CURRENTLY LOCATED ESCOs participating in the N.Y. 11722. terms and conditions con- I will sell at public auction at as 225 HILLTOP DRIVE, The vehicle can be viewed RFP will receive any such Tax account number: SBL tained in said judgment and Islip Town Hall, 655 Main St., BRENTWOOD, NY 11717. by contacting the Village amendments in writing. #: 142.00-02.00-060.000. Dis- terms of sale. Islip, NY on Feb. 11, 2009 at All that certain plot piece Administrator or the Super- If you have any questions trict: 0500. Approximate amount of 2:00 p.m. prem. k/a 3 Joyce or parcel of land, with the intendent of Public Works, concerning this Request Approximate amount of lien judgment $362,318.35 plus Dr., Hauppauge, NY a/k/a buildings and improvements Village Hall, Ocean Beach, for Proposal, or to reserve $ 245,202.43 plus interest and interest and costs. Section 040.00, Block 01.00, thereon erected, situate, 631-583-5940. Payment for a place at the pre-proposal costs. INDEX NO. 15166/07 Lot 021.000, District 0500. lying and being in the Town the purchase of said vehicle conference, please contact Premises will be sold subject Elsie Acevedo, Esq., Approx. amt. of judgment is of Islip, County of Suffolk shall be cash or certified Mr. David Newman of ECG to provisions of filed judg- REFEREE $462,715.90 plus costs and and State of New York, Sec- check only. Purchaser shall Engineering, LLC. at (631) ment and terms of sale. IB, 23949, 1/1, 8, 15, 22 interest. Sold subject to tion, Block and Lot: 203.00- remove vehicle no later than 360-0006. Index No. 27736/07. Philip terms and conditions of filed 04.00-059.000. Approxi- 11:00 a.m. on Friday, Febru- Enclosures: PROPOSAL Goglas, Esq., Referee. PROBATE CITATION judgment and terms of sale. mate amount of judgment ary 6, 2009. INSTRUCTIONS AND CON- Fein Such & Crane, LLP File No. 2291P2008 KENNETH M. SEIDELL, Ref- $336,565.87 plus interest and Dated: December 18, 2008 DITIONS Attorney(s) for Plaintiff SURROGATE'S COURT- eree. FRENKEL LAMBERT costs. Premises will be sold Mary Anne Minerva I. Introduction and Back- 747 Chestnut Ridge Road SUFFOLK COUNTY WEISS WEISMAN & GOR- subject to provisions of filed Administrator ground Please turn to next page Public Notices Islip Bulletin 15 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Suite 200 at Liber 21271 of Mortgages NEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF NOTICE OF SALE 03.00-030.000) to leave 2 sheds; Shed Chestnut Ridge, N.Y. 10977 at Page 441 in the Office of (MORTGAGE COMPANY) SUPREME COURT: SUF- 7:00 p.m. - THOMAS B. KEL- 1 - having zero building "If the sale is set aside for any the Clerk of the County of AND FILING THE ANSWER FOLK COUNTY. GRP LOAN, LY - permission to leave separation instead of reason, the Purchaser at the SUFFOLK, on the 5th day WITH THE COURT. DATED: LLC, Pltf. vs. ANYELUZ pond having side yard required 6 feet; Shed 2 sale shall be entitled only to of April, 2006; Said mort- January 7, 2009 Steven J. GARCIA, et al, Defts. Index of 13 feet and rear yard - having side yard of 0.2 a return of the deposit paid. gage is to be assigned by an Baum, P.C., Attorney(s) For #06-33740. Pursuant to judg- of 16 feet instead of re- foot and rear yard of 2 The Purchaser shall have no Assignment to be recorded Plaintiff(s), 220 Northpointe ment of foreclosure and sale quired 18 feet each, Res. feet instead of required further recourse against the in the Office of the Clerk of Parkway, Suite G, Amherst, dated Dec. 12, 2008, I will AA District, west side of 4 feet each, all having Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or SUFFOLK County. The prop- NY 14228 sell at public auction at Is- Greenbelt Parkway (#20) floor area ratio of 35.2% the Mortgagee's attorney." erty in question is described IB, 23976, 1/15, 22, 29 - lip Town Hall, 655 Main St., 808.51 feet south of Pa- instead of permitted 25%, IB, 23974, 1/15, 22, 29 - as follows: 111 LOUISANA 2/5 Islip, NY on Feb. 18, 2009 tchogue Holbrook Road, Res. A District, west side 2/5 AVENUE, BAY SHORE, NY at 2:00 p.m. prem. k/a 130 Holbrook, NY (0500- of Mariner Circle (#18), 11706 SEE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF SALE Hilltop Dr., Brentwood, NY. 177.00-03.00-002.000) 329.61 feet south of Drift- NOTICE OF SALE DESCRIPTION District 0500, SUPREME COURT – COUN- Said property located on 7:15 p.m. - ROBERT W. and wood Drive, West Islip, SUPREME COURT: COUN- Section 269.00, Block 01.00 TY OF SUFFOLK. Mortgage the westerly side of Hilltop KRISTINE VONDERAHE NY (0500-478.00-03.00- TY OF SUFFOLK - WELLS and Lot 054.000 ALL that Electronic Registration Dr. (Nobile Blvd.), 424.70 ft. - permission to erect de- 063.000) FARGO HOME MORTGAGE, certain plot, piece or parcel Systems, Inc. as nominee southerly from the corner tached garage having 7:30 p.m. - TITO and AMAN- INC., Plaintiff, AGAINST of land, with the buildings for GreenPoint Mortgage formed by the intersection of floor area ratio of 28% DA GARCIA - permis- MARIO CONTRERAS, ET and improvements thereon Funding, Inc., Plaintiff the westerly side of Hilltop instead of permitted 25%, sion to leave roofed-over AL., Defendant(s). Pursuant erected, situate, lying and against Patricia Miller, et al., Dr. (Nobile Blvd.) with the Res. B District, west side porch having side yard to a judgment of foreclosure being in Bay Shore, Town of Defendant(s). Pursuant to southerly side of Robin Hill of Monell Avenue (#42), of 13.1 feet instead of and sale entered herein and Islip, County of Suffolk and a judgment of foreclosure Pl. (3rd St.), being a plot 90 410.28 feet south of required 14 feet, to leave dated November 26, 2008, State of New York, known and sale entered herein and ft. x 100 ft. Approx. amt. of Montauk Highway, Islip, roofed-over patio addi- I, the undersigned Referee and designated as and by dated July 15, 2005, I, the un- judgment is $288,240.35 plus NY (0500-370.00-03.00- tion to detached garage will sell at public auction at the Lot No. 2287 to 2289 dersigned Referee will sell at costs and interest. Sold sub- 047.000) having side yard of 4.3 the Front Steps of Islip Town inclusive on a certain map public auction at the front ject to terms and conditions 7:15 p.m. - 2003 HEYWARD feet instead of required Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, entitled, "Map of Oakdale steps of the Islip Town Hall, of filed judgment and terms STREET CORP. - permis- 10 feet, all having floor County of SUFFOLK, State Park, Section 3" and filed 655 Main Street, Islip, Coun- of sale. LAURA EWALL, Ref- sion to erect one story area ratio of 33% instead of New York, on February 18, in the Office of the Clerk of ty of SUFFOLK, State of New eree. SOLFERINO & SOLF- building having front of permitted 25%, Res. 2009 at 9:30 AM, premises on the County of Suffolk on De- York, on February 18, 2009 at ERINO, LLP, Attys. for Pltf., yard setback of 15.5 feet A District, east side of the easterly side of Central cember 12, 1903, as Map No. 9:00 AM, premises described 15 Roslyn Rd., Mineola, NY. instead of required 25 Woodland Drive, (#39), Avenue, 1971.75 feet north 480 bounded and described as follows: ALL that certain #74076 feet, Bus 1 District, south 109.04 feet north of Dixie of Church Street, being a as follows: BEGINNING at plot, piece or parcel of land, IB, 23978, 1/15, 22, 29 - side of Heyward Street, Lane, East Islip, NY (0500- plot 91.00 feet by 239.00 feet a point on the Northerly side with the buildings and im- 2/5 (#2003), 100 feet east of 372.00-05.00-053.001) and known as 299 Central of Louisiana Avenue, distant provements thereon erected, Jefferson Avenue, Brent- 7:45 p.m. - ROBERT A. and Avenue, BOHEMIA, Town 125 feet Easterly from the situate, lying and being in INCORPORATED VILLAGE wood, NY (0500-074.00- FAITH L. PITINO - per- of Islip, State of New York. corner formed by the inter- the Town of Islip. County OF BRIGHTWATERS 01.00-030.001) mission to leave enclosed Approximate amount of lien section of the said Northerly of Suffolk and State of New NOTICE OF ADOPTION 7:15 p.m. - ROBERT and porch having rear yard of $335,065.31 plus interest and side of Louisiana Avenue York, known and designated NOTICE IS HEREBY GLADYS DECOSTANZO 14 feet instead of required costs. Premises will be sold with the Easterly side of as and by the Lot No. 56' on GIVEN that the Board of - permission to leave 25 feet, to leave shed hav- subject to provisions of filed Brentwood Road; RUNNING a certain map entitled Park Trustees of the Inc. Village roofed over porch and ing building separation of Judgment Index Number THENCE Easterly along the Row Townhomes Section 1, of Brightwaters held a public deck having second front 1 foot instead of required 07/24882. Dated: January 5, Northerly side of Louisiana dated November 1990 and hearing on Monday, January yard of 16.85 feet instead 6 feet, to leave pool patio 2009. Keith O'Halloran, Esq., Avenue, 75 feet; THENCE filed in the Office of the Clerk 5, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. at Village of 30 feet and to leave having rear yard of 1 foot Referee, Northerly at right angles to of the County of Suffolk on Hall, 40 Seneca Drive, Bright- shed having second front instead of required 6 feet ZAVATSKY, MENDELSOHN, Louisiana Avenue, 100 feet; March 19, 1991, as Map No. waters, NY and adopted local yard 32 feet instead of and to leave 6-foot fence GROSS, SAVINO & LEVY, THENCE Westerly paral- 9077 and more particularly law #1 of 2009 to amend sec- required 35 feet, Res. A having second front yard LLP, Attorney for Plaintiff lel with Louisiana Avenue, described as follows: BE- tion 128-3 of the Brightwa- District, northwest cor- of 0.8 foot instead of re- P.O. Box 510, 33 Queens 75 feet; THENCE Southerly GINNING at the southwest ters Code to redefine a "sink" ner of Pequot Lane (#90) quired 10 feet, Res. A Street, Syosset, NY 11791- again at right angles to Loui- corner of Lot 56 on the map as constituting evidence of a and Manistee Lane, East District, northwest cor- 0510 siana Avenue, 100 feet to the herein are the following six kitchen. Islip, NY (0500-399.00- ner of Nineteenth Avenue IB, 23975, 1/15, 22, 29 - Northerly side of Louisiana courses and distances from Interested persons may 02.00-058.000) (#4) and Peconic Street, 2/5 Avenue, the point or place the corner formed by the obtain a copy of the local 7:15 p.m. - PETER and DON- Ronkonkoma, NY (0500- of BEGINNING. Premises intersection of the southerly law at the village office be- NA RAIMONDI - permis- 102.00-01.00-068.000) SUMMONS AND NOTICE known as 111 Louisiana Av- side of Smith Street with the tween the hours of 9 a.m. sion to leave second sto- 7:45 p.m. - DENNIS G. and OF OBJECT OF ACTION enue, Bay Shore, New York easterly side of Carleton Av- and 4 p.m. ry addition having side THERESE REILLY - per- STATE OF NEW YORK SU- HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS enue; BY ORDER OF THE BOARD yard of 13.83 feet instead mission to leave pond PREME COURT: COUNTY IN FORECLOSURE NEW 1. South 08 degrees 28 min- OF TRUSTEES of required 14 feet, to with waterfall having OF SUFFOLK ACTION TO YORK STATE LAW RE- utes 07 seconds East INC. VILLAGE OF BRIGHT- leave enclosed entrance side yard of 6 feet instead FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE QUIRES THAT WE SEND along the easterly side of WATERS having front yard of 37.95 of required 18 feet, to INDEX NO.: 40314/07 INDY- YOU THIS NOTICE ABOUT Carleton Avenue, 302.85 Christine O'Shea, feet instead of required leave in-ground pool hav- MAC BANK F.S.B. Plaintiff, THE FORECLOSURE PRO- feet to a point; Village Clerk 40 feet and to leave shed, ing rear yard of 16 feet vs. MARVIN M. APARICIO, CESS. PLEASE READ IT 2. South 08 degrees 29 min- Dated: January 8, 2009 all having floor area ratio instead of required 18 Defendant(s). Mortgaged CAREFULLY. MORTGAGE utes 23 seconds East and IB, 23979, 1/15 of 29.9% instead of per- feet, to leave pool patio Premises: 111 LOUISANA FORECLOSURE IS A COM- still along the easterly mitted 25% and to leave having rear yard of 1 foot AVENUE, BAY SHORE, NY PLEX PROCESS. SOME side of Carleton Avenue, PUBLIC NOTICE above-ground pool hav- instead of required 6 feet, 11706 SBL #: 269.00-01.00- PEOPLE MAY APPROACH 1039.91 feet; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- ing side yard of 6 feet to leave arbour on rear 054.000 TO THE ABOVE YOU ABOUT "SAVING" 3. North 81 degrees 34 min- EN that the Zoning Board of instead of required 14 property line not having NAMED DEFENDANT: You YOUR HOME. YOU SHOULD utes 14 seconds East, Appeals of the Town of Islip feet, Res. A District, west required setback of 4 are hereby summoned to BE EXTREMELY CARE- 199.60 feet; will hold a public hearing on side of Namdac Avenue feet, to leave shed having answer the Complaint in this FUL ABOUT ANY SUCH 4. South 62 degrees 44 min- Tuesday, January 20, 2009 (#1116A), 150 feet south second front yard of 15.1 action, and to serve a copy PROMISES. THE STATE utes 15 seconds East at the Town Hall, 655 Main of Runyon Street, Bay feet instead of required of your answer, or, if the ENCOURAGES YOU TO BE- 277.98 feet; Street, Islip, NY on the fol- Shore, NY (0500-390.00- 35 feet and to leave 6-foot Complaint is not served with COME INFORMED ABOUT 5. North 50 degrees 56 min- lowing applications at the 01.00-033.000) fence on property line this Summons, to serve a YOUR OPTIONS IN FORE- utes 38 seconds East, times listed or as soon there- 7:30 p.m. - ZAIDA L. JI- not having required sec- notice of appearance, on the CLOSURE. THERE ARE 99.83 feet to the south- after as they may be reached. MENEZ - permission to ond front yard setback Plaintiff(s) attorney(s) within GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, west corner of lot 59 on At such time all interested leave deck having front of 10 feet, Res. AA Dis- twenty days after the service LEGAL AID ENTITIES AND said map; parties will be given an op- yard of 20.3 feet instead of trict, northeast corner of of this Summons, exclusive OTHER NON-PROFIT OR- 6. North 68 degrees 24 min- portunity to be heard. required 25 feet, to leave Staint Marks Lane (#153) of the day of service (or with- GANIZATIONS THAT YOU utes 48 seconds East Dated: January 6, 2009 pool patio on property and Maple Street, Islip, in 30 days after the service is MAY CONTACT FOR IN- along the southerly line Islip, NY line, not having required NY (0500-397.00-03.00- complete if this Summons is FORMATION ABOUT FORE- of lots 57, 58 and 59 a dis- Richard I. Scheyer, side yard of 6 feet, hav- 021.000) not personally delivered to CLOSURE WHILE YOU ARE tance of 75.25 feet to the Chairman ing rear yard of 0.6 feet 7:45 p.m. - KENNETH M. you within the State of New WORKING WITH YOUR southwest corner of lot Zoning Board of Appeals instead of required 6 feet CHAPEY - permission to York). In case of your failure LENDER DURING THIS 56 to the actual point or 7:00 p.m. - MEDIEVAL and rear yard occupancy erect 2 one story addi- to appear or answer, judg- PROCESS. TO LOCATE AN place of BEGINNING. BREWS, INC. - to renew of 65% instead of permit- tions (13.9' x 3.8' & 5.7' x ment will be taken against ENTITY NEAR YOU, YOU RUNNING THENCE North special permit for winery ted 25%, Res. B District, 13.9' Irreg.) leaving side you by default for the relief MAY CALL THE TOLL-FREE 21 degrees 35 minutes 12 operation pursuant to north side of White Street yards of 8.1 feet and 8.5 demanded in the Complaint. HELPLINE MAINTAINED seconds West along the divi- Islip Town Code Section (#41), 150 feet west of feet instead of required The Attorney for Plaintiff has BY THE NEW YORK STATE sion line between lots 56 and 68-341 (A), Ind. 1 District, Jefferson Avenue, Brent- 10 feet and 15 feet, total an office for business in the BANKING DEPARTMENT 57 50.50 feet; Ind 1 District, east side of wood, NY (0500-051.00- side yards of 16.6 feet in- County of Erie. Trial to be AT 1-877-BANK-NYS OR 1- THENCE North 68 degrees Lincoln Avenue (#1347), 01.00-089.003) stead of required 25 feet, held in the County of SUF- 877-226-5697 OR VISIT THE 24 minutes 48 seconds EAST 579.98 feet north of Vet- 7:30 p.m. - MARION to erect deck leaving side FOLK. The basis of the ven- DEPARTMENT'S WEB SITE 23.00 feet; erans Memorial Highway, MAILAND - permission yard of 1.1 foot instead of ue designated above is the AT WWW.BANKING.STATE. THENCE South 21 degrees Holbrook, NY (0500- to leave two story dwell- 5 feet, to leave outdoor location of the Mortgaged NY.US/. THE STATE DOES 35 minutes 12 seconds EAST 174.00-01.00-008.000) ing having front yard of shower having side yard Premises. Dated this 7th day NOT GUARANTEE THE along the division line be- 7:00 p.m. - GUNTHER and 36.8 feet instead of re- of 4.6' instead of required of January, 2009, Steven J. ADVICE OF THESE AGEN- tween lots 55 and 56 a dis- EVELYN LIPPA - permis- quired 40 feet and side 10 feet, all having floor Baum, P.C., Attorney(s) For CIES. NOTICE YOU ARE IN tance of 50.50 feet; sion to erect second story yard of 16.7 feet instead area ratio of 50.23% in- Plaintiff(s), 220 Northpointe DANGER OF LOSING YOUR THENCE South 68 degrees addition (10' x 24' Irrg.) of required 18 feet, to stead of permitted 30%, Parkway, Suite G, Amherst, HOME If you do not respond 24 minutes 48 seconds WEST leaving side yard of 10 leave detached garage Res. BAA District, east NY 14228 TO: MARVIN M. to this summons and com- 23.00 feet to the point or feet instead of required 14 (24.7' x 49') having side side of Oak Walk (#69), APARICIO, Defendant(s) In plaint by serving a copy of place of BEGINNING. feet, Res. A District, east yard of 2.5 feet instead 80 feet north of Central this Action. The foregoing the answer on the attorney SAID PREMISES being side of Gladstone Avenue of required 10 feet and Walk, Fair Harbor, Fire Summons is served upon for the mortgage company known as 9 Sunburst Ter- (#51), 204.64 feet north of to leave shed having side Island, NY (0500-493.00- you by publication, pursuant who filed this foreclosure race, Central Islip, NY. Ap- Third Street, West Islip, yard of 3.6 feet and rear 03.00-008.000) to an order of HON. MELVYN proceeding against you and proximate amount of lien NY (0500-456.00-04.00- yard of 1.8 feet instead of 7:45 p.m. - VIRGINIA RUE- TANNENBAUM of the Su- filing the answer with the $217,610.18 plus interest and 028.000) required 4 feet each, Res. DA - permission to use preme Court of the State court, a default judgment costs. Premises will be sold 7:00 p.m. - THOMAS J. and AA District, south side dwelling for two-family, of New York, dated the 1st may be entered and you can subject to provisions of filed SANDRA CARTER - per- of Church Street (#960), family use only pursuant day of December, 2008, and lose your home. Speak to an judgment, Index Number mission to erect 2 one 237.93 feet east of Smith- to Islip Town Code Sec- filed with the Complaint in attorney or go to the court 04-29420. Dated: January story additions and a sec- town Avenue, Bohemia, tion 68-419.1; to leave the Office of the SUFFOLK where your case is pending 5, 2009. Marjorie E. Zuck- ond story addition leav- NY (0500-213.00-02.00- above-ground pool hav- County Clerk, in the City for further information on erman, Esq., Referee. Za- ing side yard of 15 feet in- 045.000) ing front yard (through of Riverhead. The object of how to answer the summons vatsky, Mendelsohn & Levy, stead of 18 feet, to leave 7:30 p.m. - ROBERT and lot) of 1 foot instead of this action is to foreclose a and protect your property. LLP, Attorneys for Plaintiff, shed having side yard of GLADYS M. VAN- required 35 feet, to leave mortgage upon the premises Sending a payment to your P.O. Box 510, 33 Queens 3.7 feet instead of 4 feet, NOSTRAND - permission pool deck having front described below, executed mortgage company will not Street, Syosset, New York Res. AA District, west to leave deck having side yard of 0.8 foot instead of by MARVIN M. APARICIO, stop this foreclosure action. 11791-0510. side of Fairview Avenue yard of 1.4 feet instead required 25 feet and side dated the 20th day of March, YOU MUST RESPOND BY IB, 23977, 1/15, 22, 29 - (#106), 525.44 feet north of required 4 feet, to yard of 0.5 foot instead of 2006, to secure the sum of SERVING A COPY OF THE 2/5 of Cleveland Street, Bay- leave boardwalk exceed- required 10 feet, to leave $316,000.00 and recorded ANSWER ON THE ATTOR- port, NY (0500-360.00- ing width of 4 feet and Please turn to next page 16 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Blotter Library BLOTTER from page 4 visit State Senator Owen Johnson (R-West Baby- Burglaries lon) recently visited On Jan. 6 at 2:30 p.m., a person reported a burglary on the Bay Shore-Bright- Rhode Island Avenue in North Bay Shore. waters Public Library At 3 p.m. on Jan. 6, a man notified police about a burglary to view the completed entrance to the new on Farrington Avenue in North Bay Shore. children's area, The On Jan. 6 at 4:30 p.m., a man contacted police about the Magic Lives Here. burglary of a property on Farrington Avenue in Bay Shore. The arch is a confec- At 4 a.m. on Jan. 5, a woman reported the burglary of a tion of storybook char- property on Main Street in Islip to police. acters and books cre- On Jan. 9 at 9:15 p.m., a person informed police about the ated by Janice Davis De- burglary of a property on King Street in Bay Shore. sign and constructed by At 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 6, a man notified police about the bur- Chris Howard of Spring- glary of a garage on Hemlock Lane in Bay Shore. board Design, creators On Jan. 9 at 10 p.m., a man contacted police about a bur- of commercial displays, glary on Peters Boulevard in Brightwaters. museum environments At 10:30 p.m. on Jan. 7, a man notified police about a bur- and theatrical sets. glary on Fifth Avenue in Bay Shore. It is intended to ex- On Jan. 9 at 5:30 a.m., a person informed police about the cite the imagination of the children of the community and invite them into the new room designed just burglary of a property on Udall Road in West Islip. ■ for them while encouraging them to meet the fictional characters through reading. — Compiled by Emily Portoghese From left are: Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public Library with Children's Librarian Lynne Chmurzynski, Johnson and Head of Children's Services Linda Clark. Public Notices (Continued from page 15) shed having front yard RATION , Plaintiff, AGAINST the Islip Town Hall, 655 Main Permits for a vehicle re- - Public Hearing Saltaire, NY on Saturday, of 1.3 feet instead of 35 SONIA E. BENITEZ, ET AL., Street, Islip, New York to pair shop, in the Indus- 8. St. Charles Place, LLC - February 21, 2009 between feet and having side yard Defendant(s). Pursuant to a consider the merits and to trial 1 District pursuant CZ2008-36 (0500-393.00- 10:00AM and 12:00PM (date, of 3.7 feet instead of re- judgment of foreclosure and clarify the issues of the fol- to zoning code section 01.00-001.000) time and location subject quired 4 feet, all having sale duly dated 9/29/2008, lowing land use applications 68-340.1(B); outdoor North side of Rail Road to change) to review all as- floor area ratio of 27.75% I, the undersigned Referee and to review the associated parking pursuant to sec- Avenue, approximately sessment complaints filed instead of permitted 25%, will sell at public auction at environmental impacts. tion 68-340.1(C); and for 160 feet west of Fourth by February 17, 2009 and to to leave 6-foot fence on the Front Steps of Islip Town Anyone desiring any infor- indoor sale of motor ve- Avenue, between North hear complaints of any per- property line (through Hall, 655 Main Street, Islip, mation pertaining to these hicles pursuant to Town Park Avenue and Burchell son who has so filed and con- lot) not having front yard NY 11751, New York, on applications may write or Code section 68-340.l(O) Avenue, Bay Shore. Ap- siders him/herself aggrieved. of 15 feet, Res. B District, 2/18/2009 at 11:30 AM, prem- appear in person at that Site plan modifications plicant requests a modifi- Mario Posillico north side of Thomas ises known as 320 CENTRAL time. Any proposed zoning are also requested as part cation of deed covenants Village Clerk Street (#39), 313.25 feet ISLIP BOULEVARD, ISLIP, changes listed herein require of this application. and restrictions associat- January 10, 2009 east of Long Island Motor NY 11779. All that certain additional Town Board ap- Planning Board Applica- ed with TC 4741 to allow IB, 23986, 1/15 Parkway (through lot to plot piece or parcel of land, proval. tion - Public Hearing all 26 residential units to Motor Parkway), Brent- with the buildings and im- This agenda is subject to 4. Porsia DiGesaro (Restau- be used as rental apart- NOTICE TO BIDDERS wood, NY (0500-035.00- provements thereon erected, change without notice. rant) - PB2008-43 (0500- ments. The covenants PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 01.00-019.000) situate, lying and being at Please contact the Depart- 054.00-03.00-045.000) currently limit the resi- that pursuant to resolution 8:00 p.m. - JOSE REYES - Lake Ronkonkoma, in the ment of Planning on the day West side of Wheeler dential use of the proper- of the Board of Fire permission to establish Town of Islip, County of Suf- of the hearing to confirm ap- Road approximately 104' ty to 12 rental apartments Commissioners of the East accessory apartment pur- folk and State of New York, plication scheduling. south of Motor Parkway, and 14 owner-occupied Islip Fire District, Suffolk suant to Islip Town Code Section, Block and Lot: 20-4- Any disabled person who Central Islip. Applicant units. There is no change County, New York, sealed Section 68-602, Res. B 52. Approximate amount of needs a sign language inter- requests a Planning proposed for the 2 office/ bids for the purchase of an District, northwest cor- judgment $371,219.54 plus preter, auxiliary aids or spe- Board Special Permit for retail units. ambulance will be received ner of Pineview Bou- interest and costs. Premises cial accommodations to at- a restaurant in the Busi- Town Board Application at the office of the Board levard (#27) and Saint will be sold subject to provi- tend this meeting, please call ness 2 district pursuant to - Public Hearing of Fire Commissioners at Johns Street, Central sions of filed Judgment In- - DIVISION OF SERVICES Town Code 68-287.1(F). 9. Joseph F. Silhan Jr. - 6 Wyandanch Avenue, East Islip, NY (0500-120.00- dex #33852/06. Louis Joseph TO THE DISABLED - 224- Parking and landscap- CZ2008-38 (0500-179.00- Islip, New York 11730 until 02.00-030.000) Ohlig, Esq., Referee, 5335 or 224-5397 TDD. ing relaxations are also 02.00-039.000, 040.000 & 7:00 P.M. (prevailing time) IB, 23980, 1/15 Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- PLANNING BOARD, requested as part of this 041.000) on the 3rd day of February neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box TOWN OF ISLIP application. West side of Corbin Av- 2009, at which time they will NOTICE OF SALE 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 FRANK TANTONE, Planning Board Applica- enue, 250 ft. north of Sec- be publicly opened and read SUPREME COURT: COUN- Dated: 1/9/2009 CHAIRMAN tion - Public Hearing ond Street, Bay Shore. aloud. TY OF SUFFOLK - WELLS IB, 23982, 1/15, 22, 29 - EUGENE MURPHY, 5. First Wireless Group, Inc Applicant requests a Detailed specifications FARGO BANK, N.A. ON 2/5 COMMISSIONER (spray booth) - PB2008- change of zone from In- regarding bidding are BEHALF OF THE CER- Islip, New York 44 (0500-127.00-01.00- dustrial 1 to Industrial 2 available at the East Islip TIFICATEHOLDERS PARK NOTICE OF SALE January 9, 2009 005.016) District to allow outdoor Firehouse, 30 East Main PLACE SECURITIES, INC. SUPREME COURT: COUN- Planning Board Applica- South side of Koehler storage of trucks. Overall Street, East Islip, New York, ASSET BACKED PASS- TY OF SUFFOLK - NEW tion - Public Hearing Ave approx 353' west of and front yard landscap- (631) 581-9768, between the THROUGH CERTIFICATES CENTURY MORTGAGE 1. Court Plaza Senior Apart- Locust Ave, Ronkonko- ing relaxations are also hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 SERIES 2005- WCW1 C/O CORPORATION C/O AMER- ments - REVCZ2001-26 ma. Applicant requests a required as part of this P.M., Monday through Friday, COUNTRYWIDE HOME ICA'S SERVICING COMPA- (0500-207.00-01.00- Planning Board Special application. at the Dispatcher's Office. LOANS, INC., Plaintiff, NY, Plaintiff, AGAINST NA- 003.040) Permit for a spray booth IB, 23984, 1/15 Bids must be submitted AGAINST CYNTHIA SKIN- DIA PERPIGNAND, ET AL. North side of Hoppin as an accessory to a prin- in sealed envelopes and NER, ET AL., Defendant(s). , Defendant(s). Pursuant to a Drive (#1), approximately cipal permitted use in Please take note that the directed to the Board at 6 Pursuant to a judgment of judgment of foreclosure and 782' east of Carleton Av- the Industrial 1 district Town of Islip Industrial Wyandanch Avenue, East foreclosure and sale duly sale duly dated 5/3/2007, I, the enue (AKA #330 Carleton pursuant to Town Code Development Agency will Islip, NY 11730 and shall dated 12/7/2007, I, the un- undersigned Referee will sell Avenue). The Planning 68-340.1(S). Parking and hold a special meeting on bear on the face thereof the dersigned Referee will sell at public auction at the Islip Board is requested to landscaping relaxations Tuesday January 27, 2009. name and address of the at public auction at the Front Town Hall, 655 Main Street, consider the revocation are also requested as part The meeting will be held at bidder and be marked "BID Steps of Islip Town Hall, 655 Islip, New York, on 2/13/2009 of Town approvals asso- of this application. Town Hall Board Room 655 FOR AMBULANCE". Main Street, Islip, NY 11751, at 9:30 AM, premises known ciated with TC4589 with Planning Board Applica- Main Street, Islip NY and will The contract for the above New York, on 2/13/2009 at as 5 SATINWOOD STREET, regard to the approval tion - Public Hearing commence at 2:00 pm. item will be awarded by the 10:00 AM, premises known CENTRAL ISLIP, NY 11722. for senior citizen apart- 6. Mastid Darul Quran, Inc. 01-27-09 Board of Fire Commissioners as 907 PEARL STREET, BO- All that certain plot piece ments due to violations - PB2008-45 (0500-245.00- IB, 23985, 1/15 to the lowest responsible HEMIA, NY 11716. All that or parcel of land, with the of Town Code section 68- 03.00-036.003) bidder. In cases where two certain plot piece or parcel buildings and improvements 324(E)(1)(b). Southwest corner of East INCORPORATED VILLAGE or more responsible bidders of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate, ly- Major Subdivision Bond Third Avenue and Far- OF SALTAIRE submit identical bids as and improvements thereon ing and being in the Town of Reduction rington Ave, Brentwood. PUBLIC NOTICE to price, the Board of Fire erected, situate, lying and ISLIP, County of Suffolk and 2. Zemi Acres (Helmig St), Applicant seeks a Plan- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Commissioners may award being in the Town of Islip, State of New York, Section, Brentwood - MS2002- ning Board Special Per- that the assessor of the Inc. the contract to either of such County of Suffolk and State Block and Lot: 165.00-01.00- 39 (0500-203.00-03.00- mit for a private school Village of Saltaire has pre- bidders. The Board of Fire of New York, Section, Block 024.00. Approximate amount 003.001) in the Residential AA pared the tentative Assess- Commissioners reserves the and Lot: 234.00-01.00-004.00. of judgment $271,266.20 plus Northerly terminus of district subject to Town ment Roll for the fiscal year right to reject all bids and re- Approximate amount of interest and costs. Premises Helmig Street, 117.50 Code Section 68-61.1. beginning June 1, 2009 and advertise for new bids at its judgment $391,034.83 plus will be sold subject to provi- feet north of Bert Court, Site plan modifications ending May 31, 2010 and that discretion. interest and costs. Premises sions of filed Judgment Index Brentwood. The Board may be requested as part the roll has been filed with The bidder must submit will be sold subject to provi- #23060/06. Frank M. Maffei, is requested to consider of this application. the Village Clerk at the Vil- a bid bond or certified check sions of filed Judgment Index Jr., Referee, a bond reduction for the Town Board Application lage Office at 103 Broadway, payable to the Fire District #2370/06. Robert L. Cicale, Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- above referenced subdi- - Public Hearing Saltaire, New York. It may in the amount of five (5) per Esq., Referee, neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box vision. 7. Gerald M. O'Shea - CZ2008- be examined by any person cent of the bid. Steven J. Baum PC, Attor- 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 Planning Board Applica- 40 (0500-100.00-02.00- between the hours of 9AM Dated: January 6, 2009 neys for Plaintiff, P.O. Box Dated: 1/9/2009 tion - Public Hearing 080.007 & 081.008) and 3PM, Monday through BY ORDER OF THE BOARD 1291, Buffalo, NY 14240-1291 IB, 23983, 1/15, 22, 29 - 3. 2222 Smithtown Realty East side of Windsor Friday. OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS Dated: 1/9/2009 2/5 LLC - PB2008-41 (0500- Place, Central Islip. Ap- Assessment complaints must OF THE EAST ISLIP FIRE IB, 23981, 1/15, 22, 29 - 106.02-01.00-001.000) plicant seeks a Change be filed with the Village Clerk DISTRICT, Town of Islip, 2/5 PUBLIC NOTICE West side of Smithtown of Zone from Industrial in writing before February Suffolk County, New York. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Avenue, approximately 1 District to Industrial 2 17, 2009. Complaint forms Laurel A. Leigh NOTICE OF SALE that the Town of Islip Plan- 1,544 south of Baeck District in order to allow are available at the Village District Secretary SUPREME COURT: COUN- ning Board will hold a public Street, Ronkonkoma. the outside storage of of- office. The Board of Assess- IB, 23987, 1/15 TY OF SUFFOLK - OPTION hearing on Thursday, Janu- Applicant seeks three fice trailers. ment review will meet in the ONE MORTGAGE CORPO- ary 29, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. at Planning Board Special Town Board Application Village office, 103 Broadway, 17 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Realtors Realtors Health Care Employment Health Care Employment Health Care Employment Health Care Employment BELLPORT PER DIEM RN PRICE Expanded Cape REDUCED! INSTRUCTOR on fabulous Licensed Home Care landscaped Agency Servicing property. 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(631) 294-2322 $99,500. owner 866-789-8535. {N} All for $9,995.CALL 888-771-3496. {N} Code: R. {N} 18 Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 Civic duty double up SALTAIRE from page 1 voting in two places has been noted before, including articles in the Islip America Voter Act, the state is required Bulletin in 2005, when current village to have what he termed a "clean list." trustee Bruce Rich had his name The state monitors counties for stricken from the ballot. compliance with state regulations and Then in 2006, when Feustel again the department will take a written brought action, this time against complaint if there is possibly something present Saltaire Village Mayor Scott improper and there is a challenge to an Rosenblum, because a 2004 legal individual's voter registration. document supposedly showed that "Our complaint process reviews Rosenblum's legal residence is in complaints in the order that we receive Larchmont, not Saltaire. them," Brehm said. "If the facts don't On voter registration rolls dated Nov. support the complaint, it will get 18, 2008, Rosenblum's mailing address dismissed if it is not a violation of is listed as a Larchmont address, election law. If there is a determination while his Saltaire Village residence is that a crime occurred, it is referred listed under that Westchester County to the local district attorney for address. prosecution." However, his fulltime position is as a Though some people, including partner of the prestigious Manhattan- Feustel have pushed the Suffolk based law firm of Kramer, Levin, County District Attorney's Office to Naftalis, & Frankel, LLP. A phone call investigate the issue in Saltaire, office placed to Rosenblum on Monday went spokesman Robert Clifford said, "I unreturned. So did a Friday call to can't confirm or deny the existence of East Setauket-based attorney Joseph a criminal investigation." Prokop, who serves as the village's This issue of living in two places and attorney. ■ Winter Bridal issue coming soon! Celebration Announcements Wanted! Recently engaged? Getting married soon? We will print your notice for free. That's right, free! Announcements will be published as space permits. Please supply only the information you wish to see published. The spelling of names and places and the legibility of handwriting are the responsibility of the person submitting the information. If you don't quite know what to put in your announcement, we do have a form you can fill in. Call us at 475-1000 and we can fax a copy to you. For additional information, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call The personal voter registration list from Saltaire Village's May, 2008 election. us at 475-1000. Those listed are not registered to vote in Suffolk County. 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Kara Rafferty contributed 9 as the (125) and Greg Fernan (160), a pin in SOUTH SHORE — Bay Shore Jessica Calamusso nailed a free Buccaneers dropped a 48-38 League 1:46, captured their matches, though boys' basketball is off to a fast start throw with 1:24 left to give the Red- V decision to Harborfields last Satur- the Lions lost 57-12 to West Babylon. under the guidance of coach Ken men (2-1 League III) a 34-33 lead as day. But the same duo posted 17 and Donovan, Mitch Palminteri (140), Parham, who returned to the pro- Elizabeth Hand made a layup with 24 12 points respectively in a 38-26 win Travis Murphy (152), Dan Malone gram following two-year hiatus. seconds to go in regulation later for last Thursday. (189) and Anthony Caponnelli (210) Richard Hall, Jordan Allen and the final total. Matt McPartland dropped in 19 were five of West Islip's six winners Brandon Turner combined for 44 In a 48-16 victory over Centereach points and Terrence Dzus added 16 in a 31-30 loss to Cold Spring Harbor points, with Hall having 17 and Al- last Friday, Kyle Shevlin (96), David in Islip's 67-60 League V road loss to on Monday. len 14 as the Marauders (3-1 L-II) Dellavecchia (103), Mike DiLiello Harborfields last Saturday. However, With his only three points of the knocked off Northport 62-36 in a (125), Rob Rossi (130), Vinny Cham- Andrew Oberg (14), Tyler Murphy game, Joe Wood hit the game-win- League II road game last Friday. bers (135), Alex Brown (140) and Ty- (12), McPartland (11) and Dzuz (10) ning shot that lifted the Lions (3-1, On the flip side of the ledger, the ler Conway (145) were seven of the tallied in double figures in the Bucs' L-II) to a 44-43 League II home over- girls' squad took it on the chin 77-38 12 East Islip wrestlers to win their 61-49 League V home victory over time win over Sachem North last from Northport in a League II home matches. Hauppauge last Thursday. Thursday. game last Friday. Najia Bangs scored Cameron Cullen knocked in 27 In a 49-33 League II road loss to Nick Galasso made a pair of free 17 points for Bay Shore. points, which included five treys, Sachem North last Thursday, West throws with 20 seconds remaining Despite a 50-15 loss to Sachem and collected 10 rebounds in a 51-33 Islip's Jackie Morley scored 9 points in regulation to knot the game at 36. North in a match last Friday, heavy- League III win over Centereach last and Alyssa Pace had 8. Tonianne Ri- Thirteen of Galasso's team-high 19 weight Chris Young (275) pinned Nick Thursday. The Redmen spurted out portella tallied 13 and Julie Flaherty points came in the second half and Ciafone in 3:42 and senior Lou Morel- to a 23-7 first quarter lead and never knocked in 8 points in a 59-30 L-II overtime as West Islip wiped out a lo (119) pinned Frank Vescio in 3:53. looked in the rearview mirror. home loss last week. 21-10 halftime deficit. ■ Morello missed his junior season. Islip wrestling keyed by Frank East Islip's Jeannette Spillane tal- Provenzano (152), Dennis Purcell lied 15 points, nearly half her team's (160), Steve Provenzano (171), Joe total of 36 and 10 rebounds in a Manna (210) and Cody Hinrichs (275) three-point win over Centereach in a defeated Eastport-South Manor 32- League III road game last Thursday. 24 on Monday. Ducky visit A visit to Southside Hospital in Bay Shore by representatives of the Long Island Ducks baseball team made people feel a bit warmer during this frigid winter. From left are: Ducks Co-owner Bud Harrelson, Frank and the Wiseman from radio station B103.1 FM, Ducks mascot QuackerJack, Southside Executive Director Winifred Mack, Ducks Executive Dave Lapoint and Southside Director of Public Affairs Michael Sacca. ■ Islip Bulletin - January 15, 2009 20
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