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July 2018 | Volume 65, No. 3

Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce Newsletter

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT: Joseph Garcia Weichert Realtors Performance Homes (516) 449-2028 ♦ [email protected]

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: Beth Mignone* Mignone’s Masonry (631) 270-4265 ♦ [email protected]

VICE PRESIDENTS: Kathy Lively Farmingdale Public Schools (516) ♦ [email protected]

Joseph Minieri MassMutual (631) 851-5787 ♦ [email protected]

SECRETARY: Suzanne LoBiondo, CPA (516) 791-1303 ♦ [email protected]

TREASURER: Margaret Bertolotti Farmingdale Federation of Teachers (631) 249-0773 ♦ [email protected]

DIRECTORS: Angela Cowan, CPA (516) 756-2632 ♦ [email protected]

Ralph Ekstrand Moby Drugs (516) 249-0268 ♦ [email protected]

Patti Greco-Cavallaro Emblem Health (347) 541-1943 ♦ [email protected]

Dan Kornfeld 2SK Marketing & Public Relations (516) 384-2057 ♦ [email protected]

Ken Marcus Marcus Family Agency - Allstate Insurance Co. (516) 753-2600 ♦ [email protected]

Debbie Podolski* Farmingdale Public Library (516) 249-9010 ♦ [email protected]

Dave Saul Marketing Masters NY (516) 987-5001 ♦ [email protected]

William Trudden / Rosemary Trudden McCourt & Trudden Funeral Home (516) 249-1303 ♦ [email protected]

Mark Wenzel YES Community Counseling Center (516) 799-3203 ♦ [email protected]

ADMINISTRATOR: Jo Wider (516) 286-7800 ♦ [email protected]

Member of the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce

*Past President

We have held and participated in some great events over the last couple of months. The Lexus Multi-chamber event, Ribbon cuttings, Meetings, Networking Events, Parades, Fairs and more! I want to say thank you to all the people who spend so much time and energy planning and executing these events. I know it’s a labor of love.

Living and working on Long Island is truly a privilege during the summer months. Boating, beaches, waterside dining, golf, so many parks, wineries, fishing, hiking, biking etc, there seems to be endless activities to cram in just a few months. Well, if Long Islanders have it good, those of us who live or work in Farmingdale (or both) are even luckier. Main Street comes alive with the warm weather. The Sunday Farmer’s Market, Fairs, Farmingdale Music On Main and Movie Nights start up July 12th, Vil-lage Pops Concerts starting July 27th, Open Mic Nights: there is no shortage of things to do around town! Thank you to all the Town and Village leaders who keep finding ways to showcase Farmingdale and bring people in to shop, eat, and drink.

I am very excited for the next networking event at the Nutty Irishman on July 19th to see the new ‘Montauk Beach Club’ they built on the back patio. These events are always a great time, but also a wonderful chance to make connections and to find a business opportunity.

Speaking of new business opportunities, there are a bunch of opportunities coming up. The Chamber is taking a Booth at a few Town sponsored Events this summer. This means all members have the opportunity to come to the booth and speak with at-tendees about your business, programs, events, etc. It’s a great way to connect your company to the community. If you have any questions let me know. If you would like to have some of your promotional materials handed out at these events we can ar-range for that as well.

Also thanks to everyone’s support and hard work we were able to donate scholar-ships to two Farmingdale High School graduates this year. Congratulations to Dominick Baranello and Edward Brown. We wish you a bright future!

Remember: General Meetings (luncheons) are not hosted during July and August. Our September luncheon meeting will be held on Thursday, September 6 at 12 noon, Palmer's American Grille, 123 Fulton Street, Farmingdale, NY, and then Board elec-tions is this November. Many of you mentioned you would like to get more involved. Let me know if you’re interested in running for the board and I will be happy to dis-cuss it with you!

A Word from the President - Joseph Garcia

Welcome to Farmingdale! Station Market, located at 118 Secatogue Avenue, held their

Grand Opening ceremony on June 5, 2018.

Photo courtesy of William Moseley, BBA Photography Corporation.

Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce Newsletter July 2018 | Volume 65, No. 3 Page 2

Welcome to our New Members New Members 3/26/18 - 6/22/18

Thank you for renewing your membership

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Station Market TEKsystems Vital Peel Bar & Spa

2SK Marketing & Public Relations Absolutely Mario, Inc. Academy Mortgage Corp. Allstate - Diane Dilorenzo Annunziata & Asllani LLP Artisan Media Studio Avanti Carman, Callahan, & Ingham, LLP Croxley Ales Daleview Care Center Ed Mojica Installations Farmingdale Breakfast Rotary Farmingdale Observer Farmingdale Rotary Club Felico's Restaurant and Catering Haynes Security Corp Hi Dental Investment Insight Wealth Management, LLC Kahn, Ferrari & Aldieri DDS Kiwanis of East Farmingdale Inc Library Café Life Storage Living Faith Christian Church McCourt & Trudden Funeral Home Mignone's Masonry Minuteman Press of Farmingdale

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Upcoming Events Hosting an event? Members can add their special events directly to the chamber’s online calendar! Log in to the chamber’s website to learn how!

General Meetings (luncheons) are not hosted during July and August. Our September luncheon meeting will be held on

Thursday, September 6 at 12 noon Palmer's American Grille, 123 Fulton Street, Farmingdale, NY.

After Hours Networking Events No charge for these events but please register by visiting the EVENTS tab on the chamber’s website. www.FarmingdaleNYChamber.org

July Thursday, July 19 | 5:30 - 7:30 pm The Nutty Irishman, 323 Main St, Farmingdale, NY Meet in the Montauk Beach Bar located on the back patio

August Wednesday, August 15 | 5:30 - 7:30 pm TOA Asian Fusion, 122 Secatogue Ave, Farmingdale, NY

September Thursday, September 20 | 5:30 - 7:30 pm Caracara Mexican Grill, 354 Main Street, Farmingdale, NY

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Multi-chamber Summer Networking Event for Members of Amityville, Babylon Village, Copiague, Deer Park, Farmingdale, Lindenhurst, Massapequa, West Babylon, and West Islip Chambers of Commerce. Hosted by Copiague Chamber of Commerce. Tuesday, July 10 / 6 - 8 pm Light Food Provided by Katch 99 Tanner Park, Copiague, New York 11726 Cash Bar / Bring Lots of Business Cards RSVP at www.copiaguechamber.org (visit the calendar tab) No cover charge for Farmingdale Chamber members.

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Windows® 7 End of Life Support How to ease the pain of migrating to Windows 10 Submitted by Paul R. Montenero, Stay In Contact LTD

As I’m sure you are aware of by now Microsoft® Windows 7 operating system will be ending its extended support as of January 14, 2020. Having a plan of action can reduce or prevent security risks, downtime and future problems for your home or business. Knowing how to keep your PC and network safe is part of help-ing you keep your business up and running. Below are some examples of how without the Microsoft Window 7 extended support, you could be putting your business at risk for viruses and hacking:

If you use QuickBooks®, Sage® or Lacerte® software, it may not be updata-

ble if you are not using a secured version of Windows.

Medical Software (i.e EZ Dental®, Dentrix®, e-Prescribe®) will stop working

and updating because they will require you to protect patient data.

Credit Card Processing (i.e. Authorize.net®, Square®, Clover®, and others)

will not process credit cards if the system isn’t updated and secure.

Online banking, and email providers (i.e. Gmail® and Yahoo®) will not func-tion correctly or log in. Security certificates are essential to website authentici-

ty and proving information that it’s operated by its true owners.

Antivirus and Malware software will not work effectively on Window 7 oper-ating system leaving potential “holes” that can allow hackers to access your system with viruses that can steal vital company data and erase important files and folders. Visiting an unprotected website can infect your computer with ransomeware. Ransomware locks you out of everything on your PC, in-

cluding personal photos and documents.

Support for Internet Explorer® on a Windows 7 device will also be discontin-

ued effective January 14, 2020.

What can you do? You can start by figuring out migration options that make sense for your business. My clients have been notified about the end of Microsoft Windows 7 support and, I am presently working with them on upgrading options based on their business needs. It’s important to understand that by not upgrading to Windows 10 operat-ing system, you could be putting your computer and network at risk for viruses and hacking.

Stay in Contact has been providing computer solutions for over 9 years. Our goal is to help clients increase productivity. I can show you how the new software will speed up your computer and keep your business running. If you have any ques-tions on upgrading to Windows 10 or any other service questions, please contact my office. Paul Montenero 516.864.1994 Website: www.stayincontact.us

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Member News

Staples All Farmingdale Chamber Of Commerce members will receive 20% off all Print & Marketing Purchases in Staples in Farmingdale just by mentioning that you are a member. Also 6/24/18 – 9/1/2018 everyone will receive a $15 coupon off your next purchase when you spend $50 or more in Print & Marketing Services.

The Turning Point Restaurant now delivers our great food through uber eats. Download the uber eats app today and get started.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 516 Past Commander Bob Fullam will be honored at the Town of Oyster Bay’s Salute to America at John Burns Park on Tuesday, July 10 at 7 pm. Supervisor Salladino will acknowledge Bob’s service to our country with a com-memorative medal. The evening will be complete with a musical program , fol-lowed by fireworks.

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Farmingdale Lanes

Farmingdale Lanes has something for everyone whether you are bowl-ing as a family or with your employees. A family fun center operated by the LaSpina Family with day to day operations conducted by Gen-eral Manager Craig Liguori, our staff makes sure that you feel like extended family when you're bowling at Farmingdale Lanes. Our facility is clean, modern & ADA compliant. We have bumpers and ramps for the littlest bowlers as well ramps that fit over wheelchairs. Whether you are a casual or competitive bowler, young or old, look-ing for practice or a party atmosphere, Farmingdale Lanes is the per-fect destination for you. With lanes available all summer, now is a great time to plan a fundraiser or corporate party in air-conditioned fun. Rain dates and sun-screen never needed for bowling at Farmingdale Lanes. Visit FarmingdaleLanes.com to check out our specials and coupons or sign up your children for FREE at KidsBowlFree.com/Maple. All registered bowlers can bowl 2 free games a day, every single day of the summer through Labor Day. We look forward to seeing you on the lanes! Farmingdale Lanes, 999 Conklin Street, Farmingdale, NY (631) 249-4300

Westbury Fish and Produce Company Westbury Fish, a wholesale seafood and produce market, has been in business for 35 years! Westbury Fish is committed to being community minded and mak-ing our relationships mutually beneficial!

We stress Service and Quality in all aspects

We deliver 7 days a week with 2 runs a day in our new refrigerated trucks

We are in the market 6 days a week ensuring the freshest fish

We supply anything that swims, whether fresh or frozen

We have the highest quality of seafood with competitive pricing

We have a 10k sq ft HAACP certified facility

We cut and portion all fish in house assuring quality control

We prepare lobster meat here in Farmingdale

We are available 24/7 in office, phone service or by cell phone

We look forward to speaking with you and customizing your seafood needs! Thank you very much for your time and consideration! Linda Masotto – cell 516-241-0446 * Richie Scores – cell 516-250-8645

We also offer a complete line of frozen seafood & also order produce on day to day ordering!

Westbury Fish Co. & Produce – 20 Central Avenue, Farmingdale, NY 11735 Ofc.: 631-396-0237 : Fax 631-396-0241 : Email: [email protected]

Meet our Members

The Chamber welcomes content for the newsletter.

All members may contribute articles on topics that may be helpful to the general membership.

Visit the MEMBERSHIP tab on the chamber’s website www.farmingdalenychamber.org and choose “MEMBER SPOT-LIGHT SUBMISSIONS” to submit your article. Submissions will be printed in the newsletter as space allows.

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Understanding Tax Terms: Contemporaneous Records Why should you care? Submitted by Suzanne LoBiondo, CPA

If you have problems getting to sleep at night and you turn to the IRS tax code for help, you might find some vocabulary that is very foreign to you. One of the more uncommon words used by the IRS is the term "contemporaneous." So what does it

mean and why should you care?

Contemporaneous defined

According to the IRS it means the records used to support a claim on your tax re-turn are created and originated at the same time as your claimed deduction. In other words, if you realize that you forgot to get a receipt for something, you are

out of luck if you try to get one at a later date.

Not fair!

Perhaps you know you had the expense, but you simply forgot to get a receipt. You can cry foul, but time and again the IRS has had tax courts uphold their elimi-nation of a taxpayer's deduction for lack of contemporaneous documentation.

Here are some areas where contemporaneous is especially important:

Charitable contributions

Business deductions for expenses and capital purchases

Mileage logs

Tip records

Gambling losses

Business travel expenses

Hobby losses

The donation of vehicles, boats and planes is often the most cited area where lack of contemporaneous documentation is a problem. This is because this type of do-nation has a high estimated market value that changes from month to month. But timely, written acknowledgement from the charitable organization is also required

for any donation of $250 or more.

What you need to know

Always get a receipt. Before you leave a donated item, always ask for a re-ceipt. In the case of a vehicle, make sure the charitable organization gives you a 1098-C fully filled out. In addition, make sure the organization uses your ve-hicle or is a qualified charitable group that allows you to take the full market

value of your donation.

If you forget, call right away. As soon as you realize a confirmation or receipt is missing, call to get one sent to you. Request that the receipt be dated as of

the date of the service or activity.

Think tax year. Understanding the definition of contemporaneous is important, because it is not always precisely defined. If the documentation is received in

the same year as the donation or transaction, you are usually in good shape.

Keep a log. Many transactions require the correct documentation at the time the activity occurred. This is true with deductible mileage, gambling loses and tip

income. So keep a log of your activities when they occur.

Wait to file. To meet the IRS definition of contemporaneous, the receipt or acknowledgement must be received the earlier of either: when you file your tax return OR the due date (including extensions) of your tax return. This is particu-larly true with charitable contributions. So if you want to play it safe, do not file

until all documentation is in hand.

Suzanne LoBiondo, CPA (516) 791-1303.

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AAA Farmingdale Grand Opening

Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce was proud to be on hand to help celebrate the grand opening of AAA’s Farmingdale location at 915 Broadhollow Road. Photo courtesy of Bill Moseley/BBA Photography.

AAA Farmingdale Branch Opening Remarks of Brian E. Crossley, Senior Vice President, Operations, NY/NJ

AAA is one of the most well-known and respected brands in the world. For 116 years, AAA has worked diligently to help make driving in the United States safe, efficient and pleasurable. Created in 1902 to help establish and organize a sys-tem of roads and common-sense laws related to driving, AAA has evolved to of-fer a host of services to our members as their needs expanded. In the 1920s, we began to offer roadside assistance for those who suffered breakdowns in the notoriously unreliable cars of the day. That service expanded to the point where today we will jump-start your car, change your flat tire, put a new battery in your vehicle if you need one. If you lock yourself out we’ll get you back in. We will bring you fuel if you run out of gas, we will tow you if that’s what you need and we can even take you to a repair shop that we have certified as being qualified to repair your vehicle. We also can help you if you’re riding a motorcycle or bi-cycle. But we offer far more than just automotive services. We are full service insurance provider with coverage for your vehicle, home and your life. We are the nation’s largest leisure travel agency. We can book your trip, foreign or domestic, air tour or cruise, give you maps and Tour Books, show you how to get to your destination with a customized TripTik, and make reservations at a AAA Diamond-rated dis-counted hotel. We also can provide you with discount tickets for theme parks,

movies and other attractions. If you need to get your vision tested for your driv-er’s license renewal, well, we can do that too. ALL these services, and more, are available at AAA branch offices. This is our third Long Island location and plans are underway to open a fourth branch in East Meadow. Long Island is especially important to us given the fact we have more than 288,000 members in Suffolk County and more than 291,000 members in Nassau and that is why we are opening this brand-new AAA branch office here in beauti-ful Farmingdale. In fact, with this branch right on the border of the two counties, it is uniquely positioned to serve members in both Nassau and Suffolk. We look forward to helping with all your automotive, travel and insurance needs for at least another 116 years…

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The Power of Free Publicity

Roberta Perry of ScrubzBody™ Skin Care Products was the guest speaker at

our June luncheon meeting at Vespa Italian Kitchen and Bar.

In 2005, at 43, owner Roberta Perry headed for the kitchen and played like a “mad chemist” to create her own exfoliating products. With lots of research and trial and error, she mixed up different combinations of botanical oils and came up with a winner. She brought in her sister, who has since passed, and together

they started ScrubzBody™, in 2006, in Roberta's home.

The business quickly moved to a renovated garage and then to a small manufac-turing/store front, in Bethpage, NY in 2011. They moved to a larger space in 2014 and are thrilled to now be in Farmingdale. After all these years, the com-pany is proud of the fact that their products are still handcrafted with love in small batches. They host Make Your Own ScrubzBody™ Scrub parties for kids of all ages. They sell retail, private label and wholesale. They donate to 6 chari-ties, on a regular basis, with different scents of our products that give back, and

they co-hosted The Breast of Everything for 10 years.

Most recently, ScrubzBody™ Skin Care Products was featured on Bravo’s Sell It Like Serhant! You can view the featured videos (yes, two videos!) on

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Roberta shared some secrets of her success. She is a pro at getting free publici-ty and attributes much of this to using HARO (Help a Reporter Out) to build rela-

tionships.

Do yourself a favor and check out their website, www.HelpAReporter.com, or even better, visit Roberta at ScrubzBody, 245 Main Street, Farmingdale and

purchase a copy of her informative book, “The Power of Free Publicity”.

Member Referral Program The Member Referral Program is a great opportunity to help the Farmingdale Chamber and Your Business grow by referring new members! A growing mem-bership strengthens the Chamber’s impact as it advocates on issues of importance to our members. Here’s how it works: Identify businesses who you feel would benefit from Cham-ber membership. Think of those you do business with on a regular basis. Find out if they belong to the Chamber. Complete the Member Referral Form (the form can be found by visiting the MEMBERSHIP tab of our website www.FarmingdaleNYChamber.org).

We will contact the referred business and mention your name and company as the referring business. Upon receipt of payment, you will receive a $25 credit that you can apply to your annual membership dues or use towards payment for a luncheon or other event. There is no limit to the number of credits you earn. Terms and Conditions: Current Chamber members can participate in this program. A referral form must be submitted to the Chamber indicating you as the person referring the new business. A referral for this program is a business or repeat member (who hasn't been a member for more than a year) that joins the Chamber as a direct result of a current member's efforts. Should a referral form be submitted more than once, the Chamber will honor the first referring party only. One full year of membership dues must be paid by the New Member.

Have some news you want to share? Log into the website’s Member Information Center and post your own news release. News Releases appear on the chamber’s website and are also pushed out to our Twitter and Facebook accounts for extra

FREE publicity. It’s a benefit of membership in Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce!

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Farmingdale Village Music on Main photo courtesy of Marketing Masters NY.

Summer Fun Heats Up in Farmingdale Village Free Community Events All Summer Long!

Farmingdale Village announces the return of Farmingdale Music On Main this summer, free music nights along Main Street on Thursday Nights! The dates are: July 12th, 26th, August 9th and 23rd with live music each night performing along Main Street from 5-9pm, plus dine al fresco and shop locally!

Enjoy more great traditions – The Village Pops begin their 36th season play-ing Concerts On The Green, on Wednesdays, starring June 27th at 7:30pm. Other concert pops dates include a patriotic show on July 3rd, then Wednesday evenings July 11th, 18th, 25th and August 1st (children’s show), and a finale on August 8th, 7:30PM, weather permitting.

Another summer tradition, Movie Nights On The Village Green on Thursdays with three movie nights coinciding with Farmingdale’s Music On Main - fun for everyone! Movie showings include: July 12th: “Moana”, July 19th: Cars 3, July 26th: Coco, August 2nd: Despicable Me 3, August 9th: Wonder Woman and August 16th: Jumanji. The movies start at dusk, and Farmingdale-Massapequa Macaroni Kid will also provide kids activities.

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Are you taking advantage of all your membership benefits through the cham-ber? Being active in a local Chamber of Commerce is a good strategy for any busi-ness. Consumers believe that “Businesses that are involved in the community, care about their customers and that the company is reputable”. Voted BEST CHAMBER on LI several times The Farmingdale Chamber of Commerce will con-nect you to the community, consumers, and like-minded business professionals in a way no other organization can! Meetings and Networking: The Farmingdale Chamber holds monthly meetings (Lunch, Breakfast) and other networking events. Networking event dates vary throughout the month so there are plenty of opportunities for fun, making con-nections and sharing info on your services. We also have guest speakers and YOU can inquire about being the Guest Speaker. We also participate in Multi-Chamber events! Publicity and Advertising: The Chamber provides your business with valuable publicity and community awareness. We sponsor at least one advertising pro-ject each year that promotes members to the community in print format. Promotion: Members can submit Newsletter Articles for extra publicity, special events and offers for promotion in the Chamber newsletter and email blasts. Email your promotion at least three weeks in advance. Upon request, the Chamber can provide a Chamber Member mailing list to help promote your business. Ribbon Cutting: New businesses have the opportunity to hold a Ribbon Cutting ceremony with the Chamber inviting its Members, Special Guests and Elected Officials. The Chamber handles all the PR for these events. Member-to-Member Discount Program: Offer a discount - whatever you wish - to fellow chamber members - you receive extra publicity on our website (all members are also eligible for discounts from other members). Increase your Internet Presence: The Chamber’s website is your opportunity to get additional exposure on the Internet. Members can post a logo and a brief narrative of your business. An email link under your listing connects you to po-tential customers. These services are included in your membership and helps with your Search Engine Optimization. In addition, we also offer our members advertising banners on the Chamber website at very reasonable rates. Social Media: Our Chamber has a presence on some of the major social media platforms. Follow us (see our social media links on the right sidebar of the website), we follow back and help promote our members when time permits. Email Marketing: The Farmingdale Chamber participates in the Constant Con-tact Chamber of Commerce program. This means Farmingdale Chamber mem-bers can get pre-pay discounts of up to 25% on Email Marketing, Online Sur-

vey, and Event Marketing tools. Certificates of Origin: If your company ships products overseas, the Chamber will stamp your Certificate of Origin. Simply complete the required forms and follow the instruction sheet. Job Postings: Seeking new staff members? The chamber offers free job post-ings. Just visit the Member Information Center to post your job opening and requirements. The job posting will appear on our website. Email [email protected] or call (516) 286-7800 if you have any questions or need assistance logging into the chamber’s website.

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2018 Calendar of Events All General Meetings are held on the first Thursday of the month.

Days vary for Networking Events

July 10 6 - 8 pm Multi-chamber Networking (See page 3)

July 19 5:30 - 7:30 pm After Hours Networking The Nutty Irishman, 323 Main Street, Farmingdale, NY

August 2 5:30 - 7:30 pm Multi-chamber Networking (See page 3)

August 15 5:30 - 7:30 pm After Hours Networking TOA Asian Fusion, 122 Secatogue Ave, Farmingdale, NY

September 6 12 Noon September Luncheon Palmer’s American Grille, 123 Fulton St, Farmingdale, NY

September 20 5:30 - 7:30 pm After Hours Networking

Caracara Mexican Grill, 354 Main Street, Farmingdale, NY

October 4 12 Noon October Luncheon The Main Event, 1815 Broad Hollow Road #6, Farmingdale, NY

October TBA TBA Businessperson of the Year Celebration TBA

November 1 12 Noon November Luncheon / Election of Officers and Directors

Absolutely Mario’s, 10 Allen Blvd, Farmingdale, NY 11735

December 6 6 pm Holiday Party and Installation of Officers Heritage Club at Bethpage 99 Quaker Meeting House Road, Farmingdale, New York 11735

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS: Sep 20, Oct 18, Nov 15, Dec 13 (FFT 8:45AM)
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