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12C . BEACON SHOPPER, Oct. 21,2010 BACCA to host 4th Friday Concert The BACCA 4th Friday Concert Series at the BACCA Performing Arts Center, Lindenhurst will be held tomor row, Fri., Oct. 22,2010,7:30 p.m. Island Songwriters will be Showcased, including: Sid Cherry is the composer/lyricist of the award winning original musical The Molly Maguires. His songs from The Molly Maguires have been performed and recorded by stars of over 30 Broadway and movie musicals. An album of music from the show was recorded by legendary record producer Arif Mardin. As a musician and musical director, Sid has worked on a number o f Broadway and off-Broad- way shows and arranged, orchestrated and written original material for countless corporate industrial shows. Frank Gambino has been a member of ISS for over 10 years. His songwriting ranges from the comical to the philosophical. With Sonny Speed he has put out two CD’s: Backin' Out Ass First and If Ignorance is Bliss How Come You’re So Sadi Dave Anthony (Setteducati) played his first professional, paying gig back in 1963, and he’s still performing at ven ues all around the Long Island area. Dave took fourth place in the Winter 2009 Guitar Player Magazine International Competition, and has three CDs available on CD Baby: Solitaire for Guitar, My Guitar and Bluesy Tunes. E Public Notices - Your right to know New York State Department of Environmental Conserva tion Notice of Complete Ap plication Date: 08/23/2010 A p p licant: SUFFOLK COUNTY H LEE DENNISON BLDG HAUPPAUGE, NY 11788 Facility: CARLLS RIVER AN Y W H E R E ALONG CARLL’S RIVER BABYLON, NY 11702 Application ID: 1-4720- 01038/00014 Permits(s) applied for: 1- Article 24 Freshwater Wet lands Project is located in BABY LON in SUFFOLK COUN TY Project Description: The applicant proposes to re store stream flow in a drain age swale at Robert Frost Middle School by removing approximately 587 cu. yds of sediment., The sediment is proposed to be trucked to an approved upland location for disposal. The purpose, of the project is to alleviate the flooding which occurs in this area during heavy rains and to restore the stream to its normal flow condition. The proposed project is located in a drainage swale associated with the Carlls River on a Suffolk County ROW which runs along the Robert Frost Middle School property at 450 Half Hollow Road in Deer Park, Town of Babylon in Suffolk County, SCTM# 100-041-01-21.2. Availability of Application Documents: Filed application docu m ents, and D e p a rtm e n t draft perm its where ap plicable, are available for inspection during normal business hours at the ad dress of the contact person. To ensure timely service at the time of inspection, it is recommended that an ap pointment be made with the contact person. State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) Determina tion Project is an Unlisted Ac tion and will not have a significant impact on the environment. A Negative Declaration is on file. A coordinated review was not performed. SEQR Lead Agency None Designated State Historic Preservation Act (SHPA) Determination The proposed activity is not subject to review in ac cordance with SHPA. The permit type is exempt or the activity is being reviewed in accordance with federal historic preservation regu lations. A v a ilability For Public Comment Comments on this project must be submitted in writ ing to the Contact Person no later than 11/04/2010 or 15 days after the publication date of this notice,, which ever is later. Contact Person SHERRI L AICHER NYSDEC S U N Y <§> S T O N Y 6 BROOK/50 CIRCLE RD STONYBROOK, NY 11790- 3409 (631)444-0403 10-980 10/21 Suzanne Ernst infuses her 1960s folk-influenced music with doses of spiri tuality and poetry. H er debut CD, Little Things with Great Love, available on CD Baby, is a collec tion of compositions that match her soothing vocals, with complimentary guitar arrangements. Her lyrics, reflect her own brand of humor, even as they invite the listener to ponder their possible significance. Su zanne’s music represents a search for meaning in the mundane and spiritual aspects of her own life, and the lives of those around her. Lois Morton began writ ing songs in the late sixties, and at the suggestion of Pete Seeger, had several topical songs published in Broadside Magazine. She currently focuses on hu m o rous songs of social com m e n tary. H e r song Confessions o f a Clutter- holic received a standing ovation at the N ational Conference o f Professional Organizers. Lois debuted a one-woman cabaret show in 2008 at Don’t Tell Mama in M anhattan. The same year, she released her CD, As I See It, Lois’ multicul tural repertoire includes songs in several languages, with a special emphasis on French and the songs of Edith Piaf. Walt Sargent, Director of the ISS, is an eclectic sing er-songwriter with an origi nal voice, alternately soft, strong, somber or whimsi cal. With influences from reggae and jazz to classical and popular, Walt reminds us som etimes of M artin Sexton or John Gorka. Walt has published 2 CDs, won a national songwriting com petition and co-wrote the school song for Dowling College. Adm ission is $10 and doors open at 7 p.m. The show begins at 7:30 with a half hour open mic. Our featured performers start at 8:00. Light refreshments (cof fee, tea, cookies and other baked goods) will be avail able. The BACCA Arts Center is located at 149 N. Well- wood Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757. For more infor mation, contact the BACCA at: babylonarts@optonline. net 631-587-36% or visit our website: www.babylonarts. com The Beacon welcomes news about you, your organization or your family for our print and online editions of the newspaper. Send items to us at 65 Deer Park Ave, Babylon NY 11702 or via email at: aclnews@rcn.com Shown, left to right, back row, are Mary Wesson, Ron Thomson, John Dunlop and Frank Greenhalgh and in the front row, are Joanne Krapp, Dorris Campbell and Christine Vandeberg. Amityville Artists Circle installs new officers The Amityville Artists Circle installed new officers at the Sept. 14 meeting in the Circle Gallery. Richard Handler, a member of the Artists Circle’s Board of Directors, gave a brief talk about the Artists Circle and then administered the oath of office. The new officers are John Dunlop, presi dent; Ron Thomson, first vice president; Christine Vanderberg, treasurer; Dorris Campbell and Mary Wesson, correspond ing secretaries; Joanne Krapp, recording secretary and Frank Greenhalgh, member ship chair. Beer Parks Charles Rutenberg Realty welcomes new associate broker Deer Park as associate broker. Prior tc» ¿timing Charles Ruicnberg Realty, Ahmed «as an associate broker with Cold well in North Babylon fortune yean He is a member o f the Long Island Boanl of Realtors, the National Board of Realtors and Titanium Solutions, which works with Bank to provide help for ho meowners who are having problems pay ing their mortgage. M ike Ahmed is shown in the photoi Fire Island Association welcomes Suffolk County Treasurer Angie Carpenter Gerry Stoddard, president of the Fire cent meeting held in the Village of Ocean Island Association welcomes Suffolk Beach. Both Fields and Carpenter spoke County Treasurer, left, and NYS Assem- at the association’s meeting touching on blywoman Ginny Fields, right, to the re- issues affecting Fire Island and Suffolk . County. ... 3$$$»
