GUARDIAN CHRONICLE
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Ralph E. Smith- Publisher
LONG ISLAND
COMMUNITY SECTION
North Babylon
Belmont Lake Estate
Legislator Gregory, 15th District * Attached is an electronic copy of the Summer 2009 Newsletter; and one will be mailed out soon! * Social Security will temporarily suspend service at the Old Walt Whitman location in Melville on Friday July 10, 2009 and Monday July 13, 2009 as they undergo modernization of the facility. The agency is expecting to resume service Tuesday, July 14, 2009. There are services available online at www.socailsecurity.gov and you can contact Social Security toll-free at 1-800-772-1213 (1-800-325-0778 TTY). The nearby offices that you can visit are: * West Nile Virus can be transmitted to humans by the bite of an infected Mosquito. The Health Department shares a few techniques that can be used around your property to reduce mosquito breeding. Read refer to the attachment for Information to Reduce Mosquito Breeding Areas.
* Commissioner Dr. Humayun Chaudhry has announced that participants in the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program will now be able to purchase fresh produce at Suffolk County Farmers’ markets from July through September through the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program. Please refer to the attachment for a location near you. Dell Laptops: Huge Savings on Popular Laptops - Deals starting at $399 2 Attached Images |
WE WORK FOR YOU COMMUNITY FORUM
ROBERT MIDDLE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
234 Phelps Lane, North Babylon
6:00pm to 9:00pm
May 13, 2009
S.O.N.I.A.Y COLLEGE TOUR TO VILLANOVA
Greetings Family, Friends and Associates:
Community Youth, field trips over the Easter Holiday. Thanks Mr. Saunders S.O.N.I.A.Y. Inc. All community residents please assist in supporting this youth organization, it provides excellent educational and athletic events for our young people. On behalf of the community, special thanks to Bishop Mackey, Brother Steve Harvey, Nassau County Deputy Sherriff Darrin Green who is also the Nassau County Guardians Association, President and our very own North Babylon Teachers Organization (NBTO) for supporting and sponsoring this college tour. YES WE CAN ! Ed Graham
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| DIRECTIONS FROM NORTH
Take Southern State Parkway to exit 36North, You will be on Straight Path Ave. Take Straight Path Ave down 5 lights. Turn left on the 5th light church is at your right on that Conner pull into parking lot and the work shop is in the Parish Hall building not the church. |
NEW YORK GANG AWARENESS WORKSHOP
| The North Babylon Belmont Lake Estate Civic Association in conjunction with Our Lady of The Miraculous Roman Catholic Church Catholics of African Ancestry Committee is co-sponsoring a Gang Awareness Workshop on Saturday, May 2, 2009 from 1:PM to 4:PM. This workshop will be held at the church Parish Hall, which is located at 1434 Straight Path Ave., Wyandanch, New York. This conference is being supported by many local community organizations that will be mention in later correspondence. This conference is for adults over the age of 20 years. The purpose of this event is to educate and empower parents in the Town of Babylon about the following gang topics. All are welcome to attend, no charge for admission. Refreshments will be sold by the Catholic of African Ancestry Committee and there will also be a community resource room set up for community organizations and businesses to show case their organizations information or products. Community organizations tables are $25.00 and business tables are $50.00, all proceeds going to Our Lady of The Miraculous Roman Catholic Church, Fire Rebuilding Parish Fund. Any community person that would like to make a donation to this event you can make your check payable to Catholics of African Ancestry Our Lady of The Miraculous Roman Catholic Church or (CAA-OLMM), all donations are tax deductible. Please contact Alice Cone, Chairperson of The Catholics of African Ancestry Comm ittee at 631-643-5370.
AGENDA, GANG TOPICS. *Hate Crimes. The program agenda will consist of various representatives from local and federal law enforcement agencies, public officials and community organizations. In closing, the negative impact of gang activity has dramatically affected the quality of life in our community. This is a cause that warrants the attention of all parents and the support of community partnerships. PS. Please invite out your school boards, administrators, teachers, security staff and PTA groups to this event. Best Regards, Ed Graham. |