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All food collected will be distributed to local residents. @ «= ~~ < «+> eee cas esse & case cee csc csc e ece a x> The Chamber wall supply 2 posters cone for your store window and the other for a collection bex There is a hnuted supply of kettles available for any businesses that w ould rather «collect money An advertisement announcing the Food Drive will be printed in several lon al public ations and wall list all participating businesses We would ash participating businesses to drop oft tood as their box fills up te The Salvation Army taurhty on Clay Pitts Road You'll also be given informatin on people who have volunteered to pik up tood and deliver to The Salvation Army It vou hike to volunteer to pick up tood and bring to The Salvation Army. let us know QUESTIONS? Call: Sharon at the Chamber office at 261-3573 or Andrea of the Rotary at 673-2222 Mail form to East Northport Chamber of Commerce at 24 Larkficld Road, Fast Northport. NY 11731 or fax form to 261-9885 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Or you can call one of the people above. sa ss ese ssc ce cs ces ces ces ese ece a aa we ie aan on an ue an on an on me ue mn on on me on on on an on ne n an uo an an an an an an ab an bn ae ae ae an ae an mn as an an Our Community Newspaper THE TIMES OF NORTHPORT can be found L at these locations: NORTHPORT Amdt Statroneryv EAST 70 Main Street NORTHPORT Café Portofino 7 Eleven 249 Main Street 223 Laurel Road Country Hot Bage!s Big Bear Defi i61 Fort Salonga Road 12 Laure! Road Cow Harbor Det: D&D Cards and 693 Fort Salonga Road Gifts Jones Drug Store 7 Hewitt Square 100 Main Street East Northport - Beverage Key Food 822 Fort Salonga Road 108 Larkfield Road Nina's Pizza Anlabyges Nina's Pizz Cards 487 Main Street 220 Road 51 Main Street 168 Laure! Road FORT SALONGA Northport Village Smoke Shop For Salonga Det . S ga Deb Gourmet Deb Eood Mart For Salonga Road 40 Main Street 2 Laure] Road Westbrook Cards $30 Fort Salonga Road zc'c'fimwfmy Det: 143 Vernon Valley Road \__ To subscribe and have mailed to you at home Halloween happenings keep officers occupied BY CHARLES J. MORGAN Desk was informed in person by male complainant on October 31 at 5:15 am that his 2002 Ford E350 had had its wind- shteld shattered Female complainant on October 31 at 7:30 pm told police her house on Summit Avenue had been egged causing about $50 in damage to the screen on the front of the place. A parked 2000 Hyundai on Steers Avenue had its rear window smashed causing about $250 in damage on October 31 at 7:20 pm. Arrest On November 3 at 10:06 pm in Municipal Lot 1 a charge of 2 3 harassment in the sec- #if ond degree, a violation and resisting arrest was brought against a 54- year-old female. On October 31 at 6:23 pm on Steers Avenue near Porpoise Court a 17-year old was arrest- ed for disorderly conduct. Patrolling offi- cer had discovered the defendant to be in possession of alcohol. On Steers Avenue on October 31 at 9:20 pm police arrested another 17-year-old male for disorderly conduct. No details forthcoming. Assault Assault in the second degree, a class D felony was the reported offense on October 30 at 29 minutes past midnight at a bar on Laurel Avenue. A 32-year old male was the victim, and Northport Fire Department was the caller. Persons were interviewed about the nature of the fracas, but no details were released. Graffiti Patrolling officer observed graffiti on a building on Main Street on October 29 at 8:46 am.The maker had used black and red spray paint on roof-level. Photos were taken, and case was referred to patrol. Leaving the scene A 93-year old female from Greenlawn was the complainant in a matter of leav- ing the scene of an incident on October 29 at 6:38 pm on Woodbine Avenue. Between noon and 2 pm an unknown vehicle sideswiped the complainant's gray 1992 Chevrolet Lumina as it was parked unattended front residence of female caller. Damage was to the driver's side rear-view mirror. Criminal mischief On November 2 at 3:08 pm on Washington Place a white 1990 Honda Accord was damaged by vandals. The window had been smashed in an unsuc- cessful attempt to steal the radio. On Woodbine Avenue on October 27 at 2:40 pm business owner called to complain of paint sprayed on his building. Mischief coupled with petit larceny was reported on November 2 at 8:20 am from Woodbine Avenue near Main Street. Male complainant told police the driver's side window had been shattered and an iPod mim and Panasonic radio face plate were stolen. Estimated value: $750. A com- plaint came in from Tump - Hill _- on November 1 at 8:35 am reporting a neigh- bor discharging swimming pool water on to the roadway thus flooding neighbors' driveways and property. Property owner was warned to cease immediately, and was issued a summons for violation of the Property Maintenance Code of New York State. Grand larceny Grand larceny was reported on October 26 at 10:36 pm from Fort Salonga Road. Complainant was owner of a delicatessen who stated his 2002 GMC white Safari was stolen, and had been seen by an anonymous person being driven on Fort Salonga Road eastward. A local search was conducted, but revealed no vehicle. At nine minutes after mid- night vehicle was recovered by Suffolk County Police on Normandy Drive in Fort Salonga. Complainant stated on October 28 at 7 am that his wallet was missing from the vehicle. Petit larceny Petit larceny was the reported offense on November 2 at 4:20 pm on Main Street. Desk was informed by female complainant that a Satellite radio worth $300 had been stolen from her parked tan 2004 Lexus. In the reporting coverage area there dents. No injuries. Setauket, NY 11733. 25A, Sctauket, NY 11733. 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