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Tennis In The Parks - Long Island Foundation for Education
and Sports (LIFES) and the Suffolk County Department of
Parks presents Tennis In The Parks at the West Sayville
Country Club (Montauk Highway, West Sayville), Timber Point
Country Club (Great River Road, Great River) and Raynor
Beach County Park (Ronkonkoma Avenue, Lake Ronkonkoma). Cost
is $65.00/student, per session includes six dates for an
hour each. Different sessions run from May-October at all
locations. The different skill levels include:
First Servers Division Ages 4-7 - For beginners.
Aces Division Ages 7-9 - For children who have some
experience or older children who are new to tennis.
Pro Division Ages 10-13 - For children who have played some
tennis and want to get match experience.
Middle School/JV Team Division Ages 11-15 - For children who
are on or want to try out for a school team, develop match
play.
Children are placed with peers according to age and ability.
All Long Island Foundation for Education and Sports (LIFES)
staff are trained by United States Tennis Association
Coaches. For application to register or for questions,
please contact Long Island Foundation for Education and
Sports (LIFES) at 631-642-8081 or email
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The Center for Science Teaching and Learning (CSTL)'s
Amazing Animals Exhibit 10:00AM-4:00PM (closed on Monday and
Tuesday) at the Tanglewood Preserve, Rockville Centre, NY.
Amazing animals features 3,000 square feet of snakes,
reptiles, mammals, birds, and amphibians. A colorful
visitors guide will guide you and your child through the
exhibit with thought provoking questions and facts about the
animals and their environments. Visitors can enjoy the
preserves streams, ponds, and nature trails any time.
Admission: $6 per person. Grounds and Nature Trails
Monday-Sunday 9:00AM-5:00PM - Free. For more information
please call 516-764-0045 or reply at
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Oil · Whales, Wells, What Next? Summer Exhibit 2009 at
the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum, 200 Main
Street, Sag Harbor, NY 11963.
Oil! We travel the globe in search of this natural resource
and wonder if something can be found to take its place?
Finding enough oil to sustain the nation’s energy needs is
one of our greatest challenges.
This exhibition is about oil - no, not only the oil we burn
today, but also the whale oil and other illuminants that we
burned a century ago – which show how market pressures,
foreign interests, and the scarcity of raw materials can
lead to innovation and problem-solving. This exhibition is
about the oil we use for lighting and other energy needs in
contemporary life. Since the 1700s, we’ve become less
dependent on natural daylight to illuminate our work, our
homes and leisure activities. But prior to the modern
electrical age, every means of producing artificial light
depended upon a substance that could be burned to produce a
flame. All illuminants came from animal, vegetable or
mineral sources: whales or hogs; olives or canola; and coal
gas or early petroleum distillates, such as kerosene. Along
the way, our quest for oil laid the ground work for powerful
global markets and industries.
With the invention of the internal combustion engine in the
late 19th century and its rapid assimilation for
transportation in the 20th, the petroleum market rose to
dominance in our total energy demand. Facing a similar
crisis to what the whaling industry faced more than one
hundred fifty years ago, the petroleum industry is now
experiencing its own set of challenges— with economic,
environmental and geopolitical concerns weighing heavily on
consumers’ minds. The question is: What new energy source,
or combination of sources, will fulfill the future energy
needs of our planet? As we exhaust our natural resources –
first the whales and then petroleum – we look to renewable
energy sources as the solution.
Click here to view the exhibit
For more information and/or to RSVP please call 631-725-0770
or reply at
lynnpintauro@aol.com or at
studenroth@aol.com. |
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Girl Scouts of Suffolk County Summer Day Camps June 29 -
August 21, 2009
Girl Scouts of Suffolk County is proud to offer two summer
day camp options. Camp Edey in Bayport (girls-only) and Camp
Sobaco in Yaphank (co-ed). Enjoy fishing, swimming, boating,
horseback riding and more at an amazing low price! Cost:
$245/week. For more information please call 631-472-1625 or
631-543-6622 x 226 or reply at
camp@gssc.us or at
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Greater Nassau Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines
International, is hosting Open House rehearsals every
Tuesday night in June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 6:45PM-10:00PM
at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 1375 North Grand Avenue,
Baldwin, NY 11510. If you are a woman who loves to sing,
we have a place for you! Get a free first month of
membership when you join the chorus by September 30, 2009.
The Greater Nassau Chorus (GNC) is a member of Sweet
Adelines International (SAI), a women’s worldwide
organization committed to advancing the musical art form of
barbershop harmony through education and performance. Under
the musical direction of SAI certified faculty member and
Master Director Harriette Walters, GNC is one of the world’s
leading singing groups in 4-part barbershop harmony. We
rehearse regularly, participate in annual music
competitions, and perform for many different types of
venues. We have fun fine-tuning and performing this great
hobby, while remaining focused on achieving our goals. Our
mission statement is simple: To provide a supportive
community where musical excellence will flourish through
hard work, perseverance, commitment and passion.
For registration and directions please call 516-250-4995 or
reply at
membership@greaternassauchorus.org. For more information
please call 631-750-6340 or reply at
jenjab77@optonline.net. |
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Ocean Fun Days June 29-August 28, 2009 (Four Sessions)
9:00AM-2:00PM at the Marine Museum, Amagansett, NY.
Children ages 6-8 will have fun in the sun while learning
about Long Island's vital marine environment from a Cornell
Cooperative Extension marine educator. They will discover
the impact of native plants and animals on the local bays
and the importance of preservation of our fragile eco
systems. Beach games, marine crafts, hands-on science
discovery and more. Fee: $375 per child per week. For more
information please call 631-767-5171 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu.
Perched overlooking the ocean on Bluff Road in Amagansett,
the Marine Museum depicts the history of whaling and fishing
on Eastern Long Island. Extensive exhibits feature whaling
artifacts donated by local families and dioramas of the
various fishing techniques unique to this area. Outside,
children can even climb on the "jungle-gym" trawler.
Programs at this museum are administered by the East Hampton
Historical Society. |
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Marine Museum, Amagansett, NY |
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Sea Explorers Marine Camp June 29–August 21, 2009
9:00AM-2:00PM at the Sport Fishing Education Center, Cedar
Beach Marina in Babylon, NY. These weeklong summer
experiences for children ages 6-8 and 9-12 are taught by
Cornell Cooperative Extension marine educators. Hands-on
activities including marine research techniques, beach and
marsh exploration, fishing and beach seining, touch tanks,
games and marine crafts. Fee: $220-$280. Register online at
www.cce.cornell.edu/Suffolk. For more information please
call 631-587-2873 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu.
Located on the Great South Bay, in the town of Babylon, the
opportunity to explore the wonderful world of fishing,
awaits you at the Sport Fishing Education Center. The center
will feature an aquaculture facility, fishing museum,
library, conference room, activities, events, a rod-and-reel
loaner program and much, much more. Adjacent to the center
is the infamous "pier to nowhere", which will now lead out
to the State Channel and where anglers of all ages will
enjoy some of the best fishing the South Shore of Long
Island has to offer. While experiencing angling hands-on for
yourself, you and your children will learn about the marine
environment, the history of angling, the importance of
catch-and-release, and the conservation of our marine
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Sport Fishing Education Center, Cedar Beach
Marina in Babylon, NY |
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Weekly Meetings on Thursday evenings at 7:30PM at the
Town of Islip Recreation Building, 1 Ruzicka Way (off
Smithtown Boulevard), Bohemia, NY 11716. Parents Without
Partners is a not-for-profit organization to help divorced,
widowed and single parents and their children to learn from
one another and live a more fulfilling life. Please join us
to learn about us and how to join this fantastic
organization. For more information please call 631-218-9414
or reply at
jojogoes@optonline.net. |
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Book, Record, CD, DVD, Audio And Video Cassette Donations
Needed
The Jewish Community of West Hempstead is currently
accepting book donations, record donations, CDs, DVDs and
audio and video cassette donations for our upcoming book,
movie and music fair. No textbooks, no encyclopedias, no
magazines. By popular demand we are going to be having
another Book, Movie and Music Fair in July. Times and dates
for the Book Movie and Music Fair will be announced soon.
Please leave donations in the coatroom. We will try to
arrange for pickups, if you are not able to bring them to
the Synagogue at 711 Dogwood Avenue, West Hempstead, NY. A
letter for donations will be provided upon request. For
additional information, please call 516-481-7448 or reply at
queenhelene43@aol.com. |
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Adopt a Whale, Seal, Sea Turtle, Porpoise or Dolphin!
Animal adoptions are a rewarding, educational and personal
way to help the Riverhead Foundation help those animals that
are in need of medical care and rehabilitation! For more
information please contact the Riverhead Foundation at
631-369-9840 or reply at
asmith@riverheadfoundation.org or visit us at
www.riverheadfoundation.org. |
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2muchstuff4me Tag Sales · Estate Liquidation · Content
Cleanouts
We make you look good from the tag sale thru the cleanout.
Licensed and insured with Lloyds of London with over 25
years of experience. Never any up front cost! Ask about our
realtor referral program. For more information please call
Brian 516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
twomuchstuff4you@aol.com. |
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Kioli Flea & Farmers Market
Locally grown produce, flowers and plants, farm fresh dairy,
eggs, and honey, children's activities, foods from local
chefs, cooking demonstrations, antiques, vintage clothing,
records, sports memorabilia, men's, women's and children's
clothing, crafts, crafts and more crafts, new and old
jewelry, local artists and much more. For more information
please call 516-284-3305 or reply at
lsommers@moreyevents.com. |
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New Coaching Group Starting · Sundays at 3:00PM at the
Transformations Life Coaching Services Office, 660 Main
Street, Port Jefferson, NY 11766. 12 week in person group
beginning Sunday April 19, 2009. Transformations Life
Coaching Services · "Create The Life Your Were Meant To
Live".
Coaching groups are a great way to get both the support and
accountability you get from private coaching, with the added
benefit of the wisdom and connection the other members
bring. If you are ready for coaching to help you bring about
desired change in your life, but are unable to make the
financial investment of private coaching sessions, then
joining a coaching group is perfect for you! In an
empowering and supportive environment you will experience
the powerful impact the combination of coaching and the
small group dynamic can have on your life. Together we will
work toward uncovering and accessing the unlimited natural
reservoir of talent and potential each member brings to the
group. I will support this process by providing feedback,
offering different perspectives, asking thought provoking
question, and assigning additional exercises to ensure
accountability. At the end of our journey together you will
have brought about long term and sustainable changes to your
life and you will have learned skills and tools that will
support you for a lifetime. Coaching groups meet each week
for 1 hour. Fee: $240.
For more information and/or to register please call Jenna at
631-828-2592 or reply at
coachjenna@optonline.net. |
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Pot Luck Dinners For Breast Cancer Survivors on each
Saturday of each month. Organizing Pot Luck Dinners for
Women who are breast cancer survivors. Organizing small
groups of woman in your area for pot luck dinners
(1x/month). Organizing a unique support group for women who
are in need of reaching out to other woman fighting this
fight. Whether your in the Suffolk or Nassau area,
exclusively connecting woman to woman of all ages. There are
no fees, no charges. If you would like to meet for new
friendships and support, you are not alone, please contact
Hannah at 631-903-0344 or reply at
longislandmoms@optonline.net. |
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Free Comedy Show on Monday nights at 7:30PM at Fins Pub,
4608 Sunrise Highway, Oakdale, NY. Join the area's up and coming comics for an evening
of fun and laughter. Attention all stand-up comics! Great
place to try out new material or practice for an upcoming
gig. Free videotaping and pictures. audience also wanted to
watch the show. free admission. Limited seating, please
RSVP. For information and/or to sign-up please call Alan at
631-645-5152 or reply at
finsopenmic@gmail.com. |
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Ongoing Event : Nutrition Class Group
Program Offered By Fitness Fusion 360
This program is an 8-week program. During
these 8 weeks, participants meet with a
Nutrition Manager Consultant three times -
one hour at the beginning of the program,
one hour during the program, and one hour at
the end of 12 weeks. Participants are asked
to keep a food log and an exercise log; they
learn how to analyze what they eat and
discover the number of calories they should
eat to achieve balance; they learn how to
budget their time and fit exercise into
their schedules; they learn ways to reduce
stress and why it is important to do so.
When participants have completed the 8
weeks, they will posses the tools needed to
be successful in long-term "fat" loss and
health. The program also includes three
individual consultations: The first
individual consultation is after the first
group meeting. This meeting concentrates on
individualizing the participants exercise
program; discussing the participant's goals
and objectives; and teaching the participant
how to use the diet analysis software. The
second individual consultation occurs after
the fourth group meeting. This consultation
focuses on how the participant is doing. The
third individual consultation occurs at week
12 (4 weeks after the group program). This
consultation concentrates on how the
participant is doing after the program
(repeat body composition measures, etc).
For more information please call
631.664.1485 or reply at
info@fitnessfusion360.com. |
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Readings With Janet Russell and Friends on
Fridays-Saturdays 7:00PM-9:00PM at the Lagrange Inn, 499
Montauk Highway, West Islip NY. Must reserve for Janet,
walk-ins ok for other readers. Janet is available for
private readings, phone readings, group events, fundraisers,
radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The Unexplained" weekly
on your local cablevision station. For dates/time and to
reserve your spot please call 631.654.3353. For more
information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Mondays at 6:00PM at Domenico's,
3270A Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown NY 11756. Janet is
available for private readings, phone readings, group
events, fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The
Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision station. For
dates/time and to reserve your spot please call
516.735.5535. For more information please call 631.654.3353
or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Tuesdays at 6:00PM at the
Charlie Browns Steakhouse Suffolk, 88 Veterans Memorial
Highway, Commack NY 11725. Janet is available for
private readings, phone readings, group events, fundraisers,
radio and tv events. Watch "Beyond The Unexplained" weekly
on your local cablevision station. For dates/time and to
reserve your spot please call 631.462.4206. For more
information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Wednesdays at 6:00PM at the
Main Street Café, 30 East Main Street, Patchogue NY.
Janet is available for private readings, phone readings,
group events, fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch
"Beyond The Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision
station. For dates/time and to reserve your spot please call
631.207.6710. For more information please call 631.654.3353
or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Psychic Night and Dinner on Wednesdays at 6:00PM at the
Charlie Browns Steakhouse Nassau, 2349 Jericho Turnpike,
Garden City Park NY 11040. Janet is available for
private readings, phone readings, group events, fundraisers,
radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The Unexplained" weekly
on your local cablevision station. For dates/time and to
reserve your spot please call 516.294.7320. For more
information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Readings With Janet Russell at the Ladies Workout Express
Suffolk, 3265 Horseblock Road, Medford NY 11763. Janet
is available for private readings, phone readings, group
events, fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The
Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision station.
Private or phone readings available. Readings $75.00 cash
only for half hour session with tape of session. Phone
readings must be prepaid only. For appointment and/or for
more information please call 631.654.3353 or reply at
rosebudsjanet@msn.com.
Readings With Janet Russell at the English Garden Spa
Suffolk, 193 Montauk Highway, Speonk NY. Fee: $40.00 for
15 minutes or $75 for half hour session. Janet is available
for private readings, phone readings, group events,
fundraisers, radio and TV events. Watch "Beyond The
Unexplained" weekly on your local cablevision station. For
dates/time and to reserve your spot please call
631.325.5952. For more information please call 631.654.3353
or reply at
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"Meet The Dog
Behavior Expert Day" with Jason Mickalauskas from
Best Paw Forward
at Christopher Morley Park on
Saturday, June 13, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, June 27, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, July 18, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, August 1, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
Saturday, August 15, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
at Gardners Park on
Sunday, August 16, 2009 12:00PM-1:30PM
These times are not for obedience training, they are
for the fearful, shy or aggressive dogs. For more
information call 516.420.0940 (Nassau County) or 631.888.0450 (Suffolk County)
or email Mr. Mickalauskas at
info@bestpawforward.us.
Jason Mickalauskas,
Best Paw Forward Dog Education's private
professional dog trainer offers dog training for
puppies and older dogs through customized in-home
training programs by master certified trainers in
Nassau County, Suffolk County, Hamptons, Long Island, New York.
Obedience training promoting greater understanding,
health, safety and socialization of your dog. Any
worries about taking a walk in a crowded public place or
running out of an open door will become a thing of the
past. You can go on vacation, walk on the beach, or
visit a busy street fair with your dog, off-leash. |
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A Feast for the Senses Await All Who Attend the "Taste of
Great Neck" on June 1, 2009 6:00PM-8:30PM at the Officer's
Club of the US Merchant Marine Academy, 300 Steamboat Road,
Kings Point, NY. Transport yourself into an earlier,
more gracious era as you sample exquisite cuisine in a
sumptuous setting overlooking the Long Island Sound at the
"Taste of Great Neck", the springtime culinary event of the
year sponsored by the Great Neck Chamber of Commerce. Many
of Great Neck's most highly regarded restaurants will
present their signature dishes for your enjoyment
accompanied by luscious desserts, soft drinks and coffee or
tea. A cash bar will be available. All are welcome.
Admission is $40 per person. Prepayment is necessary as
there will be no tickets sold at the door. Expand your
culinary horizons and mingle with some of the most
interesting people on Long Island. For more information
and/or for reservations please call 516-487-2000 or reply at
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Real Dads Network Presents In Celebration of Black
Fathers' Week June 1-7, 2009 in Manhattan, Queens, Bronx and
Staten Island. The Real Dads Network (RDN) in
conjunction with Family Images, Proud Poppa Publications,
NYS Fatherhood Initiative, Million Fathers Club, Celebrating
Real Family Life, Renaissance E.M.S and Fathers Rights and
Resolution is hosting In Celebration of Black Fathers' Week.
This week-long extravaganza marks the continuation of the
Real Dads Network's Annual Black Fatherhood Summits started
back in 2005. This year's events begin Monday, June 1st and
end Sunday, June 7th, with events taking place in Manhattan
, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island . The purpose of this
historic event is to acknowledge Black Fathers who are
exemplary role models and positively impact our communities.
Originating as an outgrowth of the award-winning Real Dads -
Black Men On Fatherhood Documentary, Founder Derek Phillips
created the Real Dads Network as a result of the unequivocal
need for fathers to share their stories and experiences - a
centralized resource where Black men could go to get and
share information. RDN provides information and
opportunities to improve the lives of Black fathers through
its activities and events, thus promoting and portraying
positive Black fathers.
Earlier this year, the Real Dads Network hosted its second
annual Daddy Daughter Valentine's Dance, as a prelude to
this week-long event, stated Phillips, founder and executive
director. The overwhelming support and attendance that we
have received from past events leading up to In Celebration
shows me that RDN, a portal for positive fathers in action,
is not only working, it's making a real difference in the
lives of men and families! Real Dads throughout the nation
are standing strong, dispelling the negative stereotypes
that fathers are not active, emotionally involved,
supportive, or financially connected with their children in
or outside the home. Responsible fatherhood is indeed on the
move.
In Celebration of Black Fathers' Week is scheduled as
follows:
Monday, June 1, 2009 7:00PM-9:00PM at Abyssinian Baptist
Church, 132 Odell Clark Place, Harlem, NY
Kick Off Event with keynote address from Baruti Kafele,
Principal of Newark Tech High School. Presentation of
"Community Father Award" to pastor Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts.
Other distinguished guests will address the audience.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009 6:00PM-9:00PM at York College,
94-20 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard, Jamaica, NY
Screening of the documentary film, "For Our Sons" by Eric
McKay hosted by the Million Fathers Club. Producer/Director
McKay will lead a discussion after the screening.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009 7:30PM-9:30PM at the Next Level
Barbershop, 502 Bay Street, Staten Island, NY
"Black Fathers, Black Men and the Media" discussion hosted
by Celebrating Real Family Life
Saturday, June 6, 2009 at 9:30AM in the Bronx, NY
Father and Son/Daughter Basketball All-Star Breakfast and
Contest hosted by Renaissance E.M.S.
Sunday, June 7, 2009 at 5:00PM at Alhambra Ballroom, 2116
Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard Harlem, NY
Real Dads Scholarship and Awards Banquet
During Sunday's closing ceremony banquet on June 7, 2009 the
Real Dads Network will present awards to selected
individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership
in advancing responsible fatherhood:
· Activist Award - Biill Stephney, Longtime fatherhood
activist and CEO of Joseph Media
· Community Father Award Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III,
senior pastor of Abyssinian Baptist
· Lifetime Image Award - John Amos, actor, known for his
roles on Good Times and Roots
· Media Award Maurice Carver, Executive Director of Black
Men Screaming
· Organization Award - Scott Leach, Executive Director of
Forestdale
· Real Dads Award - Batin Ashante, father of spoken word
poet, Autumn Ashante
· Real Dads Network Scholarship - awarded to a student who
will be attending college in fall 2009
The Real Dads Network is committed to "Making Connections
One Dad at a Time" by helping to strengthen and re-build
families, promote active and necessary participation of dads
in their children's lives, and most of all vocalize the fact
these fathers are truly accounted for and present.
Please contact Executive Director Derek Phillips at
212-875-7725 or email
realdadsnetwork@gmail.com to discuss the details of your
participation and any ideas you may have to help make this
event a huge success. For more information please call Phil
Andrews, PA Public Relations Company at 718-380-2062 or
reply at
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Supersize Makeover at Roosevelt Field · Portion Control
Plate Meeting, presented by Visiting Nurse Association of
Long Island on Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 10:00AM at Macy's
Court of Roosevelt Field, Garden City, NY. Event is
hosted by Simon's Roosevelt Field Walking Club, a Healthy
Nassau Initiative. As part of its newly launched Walking
Club, Roosevelt Field will host this informative meeting
about portion control, presented by the Visiting Nurse
Association of Long Island. Participants will learn about
simple ways to control weight by reducing the size of food
portions and how to say no to “super-sizing.” Principles of
portion control will be discussed and easy guides on how to
limit calories consumed and increase physical activity for
weight loss will be explored. The event is free and open to
all mall walkers. For more information please call Natale
Kantonist at 516-742-8001 x 24 or reply at
ineo@ryanprinc.com. |
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Eat Well Spend Less on June 4, 2009 7:00PM-8:30PM at the
Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead, NY. Learn how to
plan easy, delicious low cost meals, and store food safely
with a Cornell Cooperative Extension educator. Adults only
please. Pre- registration is required. Fee: $10. For more
information please call 631-727-7850 x 329 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu. |
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Jr. Marine Biologist June 5 and 7, 2009 10:00AM-12:00PM
at the Sport Fishing Education Center, Babylon, NY. Join
a Cornell Cooperative Extension marine educator as you and
your child learn about the marine environment in a hands-on
program with live animals, beach activities and a craft. For
ages 3-5. Fee: $25 per child and one adult. For more
information please call 631-587-2873 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu. |
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Rookie Weekend at Peconic Dunes Camp June 5-7, 2009 at
the Peconic Dunes County Park. Peconic Dunes Camp's
Rookie Weekend is designed to provide a comfortable
transition from day camp to sleep-away camp for both
children and their parents. Two days and two nights of
meeting new friends, learning new skills, growing up, and
most important of all - having fun. For girls and boys ages
8–15. Fee: $200. For more information please call
631-727-7850 x 328 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu.
Peconic Dunes Summer Camp provides 2 programs to meet the
needs of our campers. Our 4H program includes basketball,
kayaking, soccer, softball, swimming, canoeing, archery,
campfires and cookouts. The E.C.O. program gives campers a
chance to work on a variety of projects including, pond
study, marine science, and forest and woodlands. Training in
outdoor survival skills as well as fishing and environmental
crafts are part of both programs. Peconic Dunes Camp is
co-educational, offering sleep away or day camp experiences
for children ages 8-15.
Located on the beautiful north fork of Long Island, Peconic
Dunes is the perfect setting for learning about our Island's
bountiful natural resources while enjoying the great
outdoors. The camp is a part of the Suffolk County park
system and is operated by Cornell Cooperative Extension of
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Open Mic Night on Friday, June 5, 2009 7:00PM-10:00PM at
the Custer Institute and Observatory, 1115 Main Bayview
Road, P.O. Box 1204, Southold, NY 11971. Interested in
becoming a performer? This is a great opportunity for all
you musicians, comics, poets, magicians and storytellers to
let loose and get experience in front of a live audience.
Everyone else: come and see the stars of tomorrow! Hosted by
talented singer and songwriter, Liza Coppola. Suggested
Donation: Free (although any donation to help support our
programs would be appreciated). Performers: Showcase your
talents. All others: Come see the stars of tomorrow! For
more information please call 631-765-2626 or reply at
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Estate Sale on Saturday, June 6, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at
633 Stowe Avenue, Baldwin, NY. Contents of antique home
dinning room set, Living room suite, Bedroom sets, antique
oak role down, antique clocks, loads of porcelain, vintage
clothes, jewelry, stemware, lamps end tables, tons of tools,
fishing, aluminum boat, house packed bring flashlights
digger. For more information please call Brian at
516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
twomuchstuff4you@aol.com. |
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Estate Sale on Sunday, June 7, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 136
Division Avenue, Massapequa. NY. Thomasville living room
set end tables lamps, wing chairs, dr set, bedroom sets,
Hummel's, crystals, dish sets, clothes, pocketbooks dolls,
kitchenware, oils, electronics, garage and basement loaded.
For more information please call Brian at 516-983-9381 or
reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
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Long Island Volleyball for Singles on Sunday, June 7,
2009 10:00AM-12:00PM at Jones Beach State Park Volleyball
Courts, 1 Ocean Parkway, Wantagh, NY 11793. Long Island
Singles Volleyball. $10-$20 depending on date of
registration. Meet some other great singles and play
volleyball. Cost: $10-$20. For more information please reply
at
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Tag Sale on Tuesday June 9, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 916
Downing Road, Valley Stream, NY. Wurlitzer vinyl
Jukebox, 2 living sets, end tables lamps dinning room set,
bedroom sets, kitchenware, records antique mantel clock,
electronics, clothes, furs toys, basement, garage loaded and
a hole lot more. For more information please call Brian at
516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
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Bloom · Tasting Class · Burgundy, An Overview on
Thursday, June 11, 2009 6:00PM-8:00PM at the Channing
Daughters Winery, 1927 Scuttlehole Road (P.O. Box 2202),
Bridgehampton, NY 11932. We will taste 12 different
wines from Burgundy. Class is taught by CDW winemaker
Christopher Tracy and begins with an overview of the region
prior to tasting through three flights of four wines each.
$90 per person. For more information and/or to purchase
tickets please call 631-537-7224 or reply at
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Audrey Schilt will present "The Art of the Collection":
The Design Spirit of an American Fashion Artist on Saturday,
July 11, 2009 3:00PM-5:00PM at the The Art Gallery at the
Quogue Library, 90 Quogue Street, Quogue, NY. Audrey
Schilt was the fashion illustrator and creative director for
22 years and will be show casing her work. All are welcome
to attend this special reception. For more information
please call 631-653-5435 or reply at
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Estate Sales Friday-Saturday-Sunday, June 12-13-14, 2009
Estate Sale on Friday, June 12, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 776
Hunt Lane, Manhasset, NY. Complete contents of home
dinning room suite, bedroom sets, living room end tables,
lamps coffee tables, 19th and 20th century Havilland Limoges
china set, vintage jewelry Ainsely, Briard, Minton, Imari,
Maria Theresa kitchen table kitchenware, Bone china Royal
Albert, Kunst, Staffordshire, Victoria, crystal, mirrors,
painting and prints B/W photo’s, Brown leather Barcalounger
recliners, player piano with rolls, Patio Furniture, Records
Books/Maps tons of bric-a-brac, tools house loaded. For more
information please call Brian at 516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
twomuchstuff4you@aol.com.
Estate Sale on Saturday, June 13, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 16
Flo Drive, Syosset, NY. Mahogany dinning room set
breakfront server, bedroom sets loving set end tables lamps
watch repair tools, vintage jewelry, lots of technical books
2 commercial sewing machines, toys china, proclyns,
crystals, games, vintage clothes pocketbooks, shoes, roll to
desks, loads of ham radio equipment, loads of computer stuff
tools, house loaded garage and basement busting. For more
information please call Brian at 516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
twomuchstuff4you@aol.com.
Estate Sale on Sunday, June 14, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 874
Cherry Lane, North Woodmere, NY. Vintage home dinning
room set 8 chairs, breakfront, 2 living rooms end tables
lamps, chesterfield leather chairs, 70’s seating, Brunswick
pool table, mahogany bed room sets, limoges, vintage
jewelry, loads of vintage clothes hats, tons of shoes, furs,
Judah items, dish sets, crystals flatware, loads of
kitchenware, silver, chandeliers, lots of records, 2000 hard
covered books, antique office furniture, electronics, toys,
mirrors, oils, paintings basement and garage over loaded.
For more information please call Brian at 516-983-9381 or
reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
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Jr. Marine Biologist Program June 12, 13, 14, 15, 2009
10:00AM-12:00PM or 1:00PM-3:00PM in the Town of Huntington,
NY. Looking for a unique way to spend time with your
preschooler? Join us for a fun-filled adventure as you and
your child learn about the marine environment. This hands-on
program includes time with live marine animals, beach
activities, and crafts. This is a great way to introduce
your child to marine ecology. For ages 3-5, with an adult.
Fee: $25 per child and one adult. For more information
please call 631-239-1800 or reply at
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Lupus Education Day by the Lupus Alliance of America LI/Q
Affiliate on Saturday, June 13, 2009 9:30AM-4:00PM. An
all day educational meeting which encompasses lab tests,
dealing with doctors, coping skills, what lupus is, lupus
research and medications and more. Breakfast and lunch are
provided as well as all educational materials. Cost: $10 per
person for members; $15 per person for non-members. For more
information and/or to register, please call the Lupus
Alliance office at 516-783-3370 or reply at
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Family Service League's Diane Goldberg Community Center
and the Joseph D. Posillico Youth Activities Center presents
a Free Book Fair on Saturday, June 13, 2998 10:00AM-2:00PM.
Children are invited to listen to a story, make a craft and
take home a new or gently used book. For more information,
please contact: Courtney Russo 631-647-3100 x 452 or reply
at
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church is having a Tag Sale on
Saturday, June 13, 2009, 9:00AM-4:00PM at 298 Conklin
Street, Farmingdale, NY. Something for everyone. Don't
miss it! For more information please call 516-935-8939 or
reply at
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All-Island Star Party on Saturday, June 13, 2009,
9:00PM-12:00AM at the Custer Institute and Observatory, 1115
Main Bayview Road, P.O. Box 1204, Southold, NY 11971.
Representatives of Long Island's oldest astronomy clubs will
set up their telescopes at the Custer Observatory and invite
members of the public to view some incredible sights. We
might even see some Lyrid meteors. Suggested Donation for
star party: General admission of $5 adults, $3 children. For
more information please call 631-765-2626 or reply at
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Landscape Pleasures on Saturday-Sunday, June 13-14, 2009
at the Parrish Art Museum, 25 Job's Lane, Southampton, New
York 11968. The Parrish's annual premier gardening event
and fundraiser. If anyone knows color, it’s Isaac Mizrahi.
Join us for this year’s most vivacious, appealing, and
entertaining program focusing on color in the garden. The
prolific designer will join us for an engaging conversation
that is certain to unleash fabulous new ideas for adding
color to your life. Filling out the day, landscape historian
Judith Tankard will give us a fascinating overview of
influential women garden designers throughout history. For
more information please call the Special Events office at
631-283-2118 x 42 or reply at
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Peconic Dunes Camp Open House on June 14, 2009
10:00AM-2:00PM at the Peconic Dunes County Park. Since
2003 CCE-Suffolk has operated Peconic Dunes Summer Camp at
Peconic Dunes County Park. Visit Peconic Dunes camp on Long
Island’s beautiful North Fork to see the site, meet the
educators, and discover the exciting summer experiences
planned for your children. Admission: Free. For more
information please call 631-727-7850 x 328 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu. |
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The award-winning Greater Nassau Chorus of Sweet Adelines
International will be performing some of their most exciting
musical selections at this year's Bay Shore Arts Festival by
the Bay on Sunday, June 14, 2009 2:00PM-2:30PM at Band Shell
on Main Street, Bay Shore, NY 11706. Free admission. For
more information please call 516-250-4995 or 631-750-6340 or
reply at
jenjab77@optonline.net or at
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Family Literacy Institute · Supporting Family Literacy
through Parent Education on June 15-19, 2009 9:00AM-3:00PM
in the Kermit W. Graf Building, Riverhead, NY. Cornell
Cooperative Extension's sixth literacy conference. This
highly regarded Institute was developed for professionals
who work with families with children ages birth through six.
The goal of the Institute, which is supported by a grant
from the Verizon Foundation, is to increase understanding of
the dynamics of child development and family life that
support early literacy. Participation is by application
only. Application deadline is May 15, 2009. Call or visit
www.cce.cornell.edu/Suffolk for an application. Fee: $65
materials fee. For more information please call 631-727-7850
or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu.
Cornell Cooperative Extension Receives Grant from Verizon
Foundation. The Human Development Program
at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County has
received a grant from the Verizon Foundation, the
philanthropic arm of Verizon Communications. The grant will
be used to reprise the weeklong training institute,
"Supporting Family Literacy through Parent Education," for
the sixth time. The highly regarded Institute was developed
for professionals who work with families with children ages
birth through six.
The goal of the Institute is to increase understanding of
the dynamics of child development and family life that
support early literacy. The Institute is open to
representatives from educational and human service
organizations throughout Suffolk County, including
children's librarians involved in the Family Place Long
Island initiative. As a result of the training institute,
participants will be prepared to foster family literacy
through parent education programs, parent-child interaction
programs, and other kinds of family support. Although the
Verizon Foundation has underwritten most of the costs, there
is a $65 materials fee per participant, payable upon
acceptance into the Institute. Participants will receive
valuable resources in their efforts to support their family
literacy and parent education.
Enrollment is limited for the Institute and participation is
by application process. Application deadline is May 15,
2009. Selected participants will be notified of acceptance.
Certificates are available for participants attending the
five program dates. Verizon Foundation supports a
variety of programs committed to literacy education for
children, youth, families and adults. The Foundation
promotes partnerships with organizations serving the needs
of diverse communities, people with disabilities, and the
economically and socially disadvantaged.
For more information and/or to apply please call
631-727-7850 or reply at
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The Medford/Bald Hill Republican Club honors Anthony
Caravana, John J. Rago, Lee Zelden, Linda Burkhardt, Ruth
Ann DiLena and Lynette B. Kern at it 12th Annual Spring
Brunch, Sunday, June 14, 2009 10:00AM-1:00PM at the Pine
Hollow Inn located at 2001 Route 112, Medford, NY. For
more information please call Maria at 631-758-1966 or reply
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Estate Sale on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 11
Lawson Avenue, Rockville Center, NY. Mahogany dinning
room set, living room suite, wing chairs, lamps, end tables,
bicycle built 4 2, bedroom sets, china, crystals, clothes,
books, records, jewelry, stemware, kitchenware, linens, lots
of outdoor stuff garage and basement loaded. For more
information please call Brian at 516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
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Free Chocolate Tasting Event on Thursday, June 18, 2009
at 7:00PM at Chocolate With A Twist, 528 Larkfield Road,
East Northport, NY. Tasting of Probiotic Chocolate, and
Activ Drink. Free event. All are welcome. Come see us and
learn how to eat healthy. Also have gluten free, diabetic
safe chocolates, as well as omega 3, high antioxidants. For
more information please call Debra at 631-834-7626 or reply
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Junior Marine Biologist June 17, 18, 19 1:00PM–3:00PM at
the Marine Museum, Amagansett, NY. This program
presented by Cornell Cooperative Extension marine educators
for children ages 3-5 and an adult, includes an introduction
to live marine animals found at our local beaches. Fee: $25
per child and one adult. For more information please call
631-767-5171 or reply at
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Shakers And Stirrers Long Island - NFP Business
Networking Mixer on Thursday, June 18, 2009 6:00PM-8:00PM at
the Black Forest Brew Haus, 2015 New Highway, Farmingdale,
NY 11735. Make quality business connections and mingle
with top professionals. Enjoy drink specials ($3 house
brewed beers 6-7pm) and complimentary Hors D'Oeuvres. The
next day we'll email you the list of confirmed attendees to
help you follow up with your new contacts. Only those who
sign up in advance online will receive the list of
attendees, so book now! Cost: NFP Members: $10, Non-Members:
$15, at the door (cash only) $20 for everyone.
This event is hosted by NFP Representative Jeffrey T.
Spiegel, CPA [
jtscpa@gmail.com ]. Specializing in small to
mid-size businesses, Not-for-Profit Organizations and all
aspects of tax and business planning and financial services
for a diverse client base of business entities and
individuals.
Book now at
http://www.networkingforprofessionals.com/basket.php?event=SSLI
For more information please call 212-227-6556 or reply at
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Jazz In The Living Room Concert on June 19 at 7:30PM at
the Smithtown Township Arts Council Mills Pond House
Gallery, 660 Route 25A, St. James, NY 11780. This is an
evening where Jazz in the Living Room participants have an
opportunity to perform, showing off their newly learned
skills to the audience! Admission $5 to listen, free for
Jazz in the Living Room participants/players. For more
information please call 631-862-6575 or reply at
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Long Island Singles-Speed Wine Tasting on Saturday, June
20, 2009 7:30PM-10:00PM at RC Dugans, 2314 Hempstead
Turnpike, Levittown, NY 11756. Long Island Singles
Event- Various age groups. This is a speed wine tasting
event, an outrageous twist on speed dating. Learn about
wines, rotate stations and play ice breaker games. Three age
groups to choose from. Cost: $39-$50 depending on
registration date. For more information please reply at
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East End Brass Ensemble in Concert on Saturday, June 20,
2009 at 8:00PM at the Custer Institute and Observatory, 1115
Main Bayview Road, P.O. Box 1204, Southold, NY 11971.
This popular North Fork ensemble made up of the slide
trombone, French horn, trumpet and tuba will perform a
selection of unique pieces from their classical repertoire.
Suggested Donation: $13 members, $15 non-members, $8
students. For more information please call 631-765-2626 or
reply at
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Guild Hall Invites You To Join Us To A Preview Reception
For The Garden as "Art At The Home of Martha Stewart"
Saturday, June 20, 2009 3:00PM-5:00PM at the Guild Gall, 158
Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937. $1000 Garden Rose
Sponsorship includes June preview reception, late August
cocktail party, breakfast and lecture at Guild Hall, private
luncheon and garden tour, as well as recognition in all
event literature. Please reserve early because space is
limited. Guild Hall's 5th annual Garden as Art fundraising
event will explore the relationship between artists of the
East End and their gardens. The Garden As Art is not only a
fantastic summer event, it is one which helps support Guild
Hall programs year-round. This year we are offering our
sponsors a very special opportunity: the pleasure of a
preview reception in the spectacular rose garden of Martha
Stewart’s East Hampton home We hope you will join us!
The Garden tour weekend will commence on Friday, August 28
with an exclusive cocktail party at the home of Margot Adams
for Patrons and Benefactors. The program on Saturday, August
29h, begins at 10am with a continental breakfast at Guild
Hall. At 11 am, we will gather in the newly restored John
Drew Theater, where Mac Griswold, a pre-eminent
horticultural author, will introduce our lecturer Helen
Harrison, director of the Pollock-Krasner House and Study
Center. Harrison’s lecture "Snake in the Grass: The Artist
and the Garden" will feature many of the gardens on the
tour. The gardens, including visits to some of the artists'
studios, will be open from noon to 5pm. An additional
special treat has been arranged for Benefactor ticket
holders - an outdoor luncheon at the exquisite home and
garden of Guild Hall's Garden as Art Chair, Nina Gillman.
The 2009 Artists' Gardens and Studios include April Gornik
and Eric Fischl, Mary Heilmann, Bryan Hunt, Dianne Blell,
Roy Nicholson, and Donald Sultan. Over 400 people are
expected to attend this year's event. We look forward to
seeing you in the garden! For more information and/or to
RSVP please call Danielle Zahm, Guild Hall at 631-324-0806
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Tag Sale on Saturday, June 20, 2009 8:00AM-4:00PM at 3
Sleepy Hollow Lane, Huntington Station/Dix Hills, NY.
Complete contents of 6300 square foot home just remolded
mahogany dinning room set, bedroom sets, living room sets,
lamps, end tables, china, crystals, clothes, books, records,
jewelry, stemware, kitchenware, linens, some antiques, like
new front load washer/dryer red, sup- zero refrigerator,
beach wood kitchen cabinets, new pool heater, pool walkers
supplies, tools, electronics, kitchen, cabinets, office
desks, computers, doors, bathrooms, garage doors, new
central air-conditioning compressors mirrors, house stuffed,
Japanese maple trees, shrubs, storage sheds, if its not
nailed down you can buy it if it is unscrew it, bring tools
and flashlights wow what a house and a fun sale. For more
information please call Brian at 516-983-9381 or reply at
briane@2muchstuff4me.com or at
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Traveling Wildlife Education Exhibit - presented by the
Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons takes place
9:30AM-12:00PM at the various locations listed below.
Learn about the dangers facing Long Island's diverse native
animal population. Families can instantly connect with
nature as live birds of prey such as owls and hawks and
other ambassadors from the animal kingdom will be available
to be viewed, photographed and discussed. Everyone is
welcome to attend, free of charge (donations gratefully
accepted.)
June 20, 2009 Indian Island County Park, Riverhead - Meet
at campground pavilion
June 21, 2009 Sears Bellows County Park, Hampton Bays - Meet
at campground pavilion
June 27-28, 2009 Cedar Point County Park, East Hampton -
Meet at campground pavilion
For more information please call 631-728-4200 or reply at
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Healthy Bodies · Healthy Bays · Fitness Hike June 20, 2009
10:00AM-11:30AM at the Penny Pond County Park, Hampton Bays,
NY. Join a Cornell Cooperative Extension marine educator
for a fun fitness hike at Penny Pond Suffolk County Park in
Hampton Bays. Ages 10 and up. For more information please
call 631-767-5142 or reply at
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Summer Solstice Walk on June 21, 2009 10:30AM–12:00PM at
the Blydenburgh County Park, Smithtown, NY. Join a
Cornell Cooperative Extension educator on this first day of
summer to explore the woods and pond, investigate how
plants, insects and animals are preparing for the summer
heat. Meet in the parking lot at the north entrance on New
Mill Road. Ages 6-8 with an adult. Admission: Free. For more
information please call 631-897-3530 or reply at
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Fundraiser at The Grill Room · "Happy Hour to Benefit
Children with Down Syndrome" on June 23, 2009 5:30PM-7:00PM
at 160 Adams Avenue, Hauppauge, NY. Join us to help
individuals with Down Syndrome. The Grill Room restaurant
will provide live music and raffles during cocktail hour to
raise money for Special Care. Free. The Grill Room
631-436-7330 or reply at
grillroom160@gmail.com. For more information please call
631-355-0432 or reply at
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Good Times Magazine Presents the 15th Long Island Music
Festival (LIMF) starting June 24-28, 2009. Good Times
Magazine, celebrating their 40th anniversary, announced the
15th Long Island Music Festival (LIMF)'s first round of
shows taking place at clubs across Nassau and Suffolk
counties. 100 bands will compete at 33 clubs, the winner at
each club moves on to the Semi-Finals, happening the first
two weeks of August. There are two winners at each Semi -
Finals who move on to the finals August 29th. There is free
admission every night at every club in the first round.
First prize at the Finals is $1500 cash plus a recording
package.
The event, which is sponsored by some of the top companies
dealing in the music business in the area - including Sound
Surgeon Long Island (SSLI), C & C Duplication, Oil City
Skate Park and Monster Music - will once again feature some
of the best local acts in every conceivable genre performing
at many different venues including bars, nightclubs,
theatres and coffee houses; encompassing the fruitful
landscape that has made Long Island the hotbed of talent it
has been for the past forty plus years. Interested acts,
vendors, clubs and companies dealing in the entertainment
business are encouraged to submit as soon as possible by
filling out the form located at
http://www.longislandmusicfestival.com. For more
information please call Rick Eberle, PopCore Entertainment
at 516-729-6872 (cell) or reply at
rick@popcore.net or at
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Down The Hatch Sunset Cruise Towards A Cure Fundraiser
for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society on Thursday, June 18,
2009 6:30PM-9:30PM aboard the Captain Bob-O at Captree State
Park. Down The Hatch Sunset Cruise Towards A Cure is a
sunset cruise leaving from Captree State Park Boat Basin
aboard the Captain Bob-O. Each ticket/donation helps
accelerate finding a cure for leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma.
More than 823,000 Americans are battling these blood
cancers. Fee: $40 per person includes drinks, food and DJ.
For more information and/or for tickets contact Nicole
Kowaleski at 631-752-8500 or reply Carianne Wong at
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Creativity Film Series Sponsored by Stuart and Ginger
Polisner on Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 7:30PM at
Huntington's Cinema Arts Centre, 423 Park Avenue,
Huntington, NY 11743 (100 Yards South of Route 25A, Main
Street). Herb & Dorothy. In Person: Filmmaker Megumi
Sasaki. The extraordinary story of Herbert Vogel, a postal
clerk and Dorothy Vogel, a librarian, who managed to build
one of the most important contemporary art collections in
history, featuring art by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Chuck
Close, Lucio Pozzi and Lawrence Weiner.
http://www.cinemaartscentre.org/creativity.html#herb.
Tickets: Members $9; Public $12 which includes reception.
Active membership will be checked. No refunds. Tickets can
be purchased online,
www.CinemaArtsCentre.org at the box office during
theatre hours or by calling Brown Paper Tickets toll free at
1-800-838-3006. For more information please call Susan
Finkelstein, Publicist at 631-423-7611 x 14 or reply at
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Mega Moves Dance Festival 2009 Hosted by Future
Hype, Inc. on Friday June 27, 2009 at St. Joseph's
College. Future Hype has developed a dance crew
competition fashioned after the hit new show,
"America's Best Dance Crew" on MTV. The event will
consist of two age groups, youth (5-12) and adults
(13 and above). There will be 20 dance crews in
total. Both age groups will be judged by scorecards.
The youth division will be one round and the top
score wins. The adult division will be a two round
competition where the top 3 crews will move on to
the final round. The final round will conclude after
an open freestyle break dance.
The event is scheduled for June 27; Future Hype has
received sponsorship from, California Pizza and Jive
Records, and is in communication with several non
profit organizations to endorse their efforts, in an
effort to reach out to a multitude of young children
across the Long Island, New York area. Several
celebrity's will be directly involved with the
making of this event. Hosting, special guest
performances, judging, and providing music for the
dance event will be among their responsibilities and
contribution.
Additionally, a percentage of ticket sales and all
purchases and proceeds will be donated to Stony
Brook Children’s Cancer Foundation and Wrighterz
Inc., The Children’s Cancer Center at Stony Brook
Hospital provides crucial support for clinical
research programs. Wrighterz Inc is a non profit
organization that creates in-school and after school
arts workshops, theatrical performances, and
extracurricular activities for middle and high
school students. Created by Future Hype, a high
school recruiting service that assists under
privileged student athletes in earning scholarships,
training and furthering their academic and athletic
careers, Future Hype has partnered and received
sponsorships from several companies and celebrity
entertainers to make Mega Moves Dance Fest 2009 a
reality.
Children from the Stony Brook Cancer Foundation will
be attending the event. The goal is to assist
children that need our help as well as to bring
awareness to these children’s needs. Organizations
such as Stony Brook Cancer Foundation and Wrighterz
Inc., require the help of all willing patrons and
volunteers to help create a Mega event to help
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Judges include:
- Super Crew Americas best dance crews
- Status Quoe Americas best dance crews
- Ring Masters Americas best dance crews
- Astra from 106.1 WBLI
- Columbus Short-Star of stomp the yard
- John Lee Jordan from American Idol
Bands include:
- Electrik Red
http://www.electrikred.com
- S.I.G.H Striving in Greater Hopes
http://www.myspace.com/sighband |
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For more information and/or for public relations
requests please call Rick Eberle, PopCore
Entertainment at 516-729-6872 or reply at
rick@popcore.net. |
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Tracking Climate In Your Backyard on June 27, 2009
8:30AM-3:30PM at the Suffolk County Farm and Education
Center, Yaphank, NY. Teachers and 4-H leaders are
invited to join Cornell Cooperative Extension educators in
exploring this curriculum for upper elementary and secondary
school youth on citizen science, monitoring temperature and
precipitation, and relating it to climate. Fee: $80/$40 4-H
club leaders. For more information please call 631-852-4610
or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu. |
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Huge multi-family yard sale. Saturday, June 27, 2009
9:00AM-4:00PM and on Sunday June 28, 2009 10:00AM-3:00PM at
2053 Freeman Avenue, Bellmore, NY 11710. Fundraiser for
Greater Nassau Chorus of Sweet Adelines International.
Something for everyone! For more information please call
631-750-6340 or reply at
marketing@greaternassauchorus.org. |
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Healthy Bodies · Healthy Bays · Fitness Hike June 27, 2009
10:00AM-11:30AM at the Penny Pond County Park, Hampton Bays,
NY. Join a Cornell Cooperative Extension marine educator
for a fun fitness hike at Penny Pond Suffolk County Park in
Hampton Bays. Ages 10 and up. For more information please
call 631-767-5142 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu. |
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Independence Day Celebration · A Big Band Sensation on
Saturday, June 27, 2009 7:00PM-10:00PM at St. Sylvester's
Church, Robinson and Ohio Avenue, Medford, NY (1/4 mile
south of LIE Exit 64 west of Route 112). Hot buffet,
beverages, dessert. Singles and couples welcome. Dancing to
the music of Mike Virostko and his live 17 piece swing band.
Music from the 40's and 50's and Latin style. $30 per
person. For info and to purchase tickets in advance please
call 631-730-3333 or St. Sylvester's at 631-475-4506 or
reply at
cma39@aol.com. |
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Sea Explorers Session 1 · Ages 6-8 · June 29-July 2, 2009
(no camp on July 3, 2009) at the Cedar Beach Marina, Ocean
Parkway, Babylon, NY. Fee: $220. For more information
please call 631-727-7850 x 333 or reply at
dk232@cornell.edu.
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