READER this week’s SNAPSH TS
Christian From
Massapequa
Ringing In The
New Year 2020!
Zoe Is All Dressed Up
Waiting For Santa
Tara & Mike’s Wedding 12/31/19
Mariana Rae & Alic Steal
The Spot Light!
Cousins Santino & Leah At The Holtsville
Ecology Center... They’re Best Buddies!
Susan & Robert Davniero
Of Lindenhurst At Our
Lady Of Grace Church,
West Babylon
Emmie Wysocki (4 Yrs) And Her Brother
Brayden (2 Yrs) Getting Ready To Send
Their Christmas Lists To Santa!
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Volunteers Needed
Helen Keller Services for the blind is seeking volunteers
to spend one or two hours a week visiting blind
elderly people who are home bound. Visits will involve
socializing, reading mail, and in some cases,
transportation to the store and doctor. For info, call
(631)424-0022.
Meditation Talk
On Wednesday February 19th at 7 PM, the Hauppauge
Public Library, located at 1373 Veterans Memorial
Highway in Hauppauge will be presenting the meditation
talk “Filling Our Hearts with Love Th rough Meditation”
by John Bednarik. For more information, call (631) 979-
1600.
Huntington Winter Farmers Market (Indoors)
At our Long Island Farmers Markets you can come
socialize, sample, enjoy live entertainment and help
support our local farmers. We are committed to providing
fresh and healthy, high quality food, grown
and/or produced in the state of New York. We aspire
to support local farmers and create a safe, healthy and
fun environment for the whole family to enjoy. So
grab grandma, grandpa, the kids and come on down
there will be something for everyone. All Upcoming
Dates: January 19th, January 26th, February 2nd,
February 9th, February 16th, February 23rd, March
1st, March 8th, March 15th, March 22nd, March 29th.
Elwood high school students take mock trial to new heights
Congratulations to John H. Glenn High School sophomores Abby
Rothleder and Max Slesinski, who were recently inducted into
Huntington Youth Court – a town-run program where youth court
members hear cases of youth offenders who have committed their fi rst
misdemeanor crime in a trial setting. Members enrolled in the program
perform the roles of prosecuting and defense attorneys, judges, bailiffs
and jury members.
Photo caption: John H. Glenn High School sophomores, Abby Rothleder
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and Max Slesinski, were recently inducted into Huntington Youth
Court where they will perform varying roles within the justice system.
Photos courtesy of Elwood Union Free School District
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