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I i * • * 2 CURRAN AND VIANA fill trash bags with debris at the Brookside g Preserve. O cr O o. LU LU oc Li- I LO o CN CN CN B ^ Photo by Maureen Lennon/Herald Courtesy of Sharon Gabler FRIENDS OF FREEPORT gathered outside of the Brookside Preserve after the clean-up on Oct. 10. Where Quality Motterri I AAinutes matter during a heart attack. When Gary needed an emergency angioplasty. South Nassau Gommunities Hdspital^s expert physicians and nurses were there for him. In -y V ■ 27 MINUTES FASTER PERFORMING EMERGENCY ANGIOPLASTY* fact, at South Nassau we treat heart attacks 27 minutes faster than the national benchmark. Now, Gary is a survivor and happy to be back with his family. ^ 1 ^ 1 1 the Center for Cardiovascular Health at South Nassau, our highly skilled staff offers 8 ^ |^ a r ^ i h i h g ? ^ a r d ^ prevention to diagnosis, treatment^and rehabilitation .. ■ r • • Whether it's prevention or an emergency, live your healthiest life with South Nassau's leading-edge cardiac care.— just like Gary. ,,/v- V- ■ ■ ^)r^<' / W m / 'i' ///-r::' y :r- ' fiWH// MA'/./vj or /!■.:■ nSouth Nassau IJ J I COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL ■■■J, V 3 ndtional-benchmark.\ ■' v/Ac*rf* f •■■■■ ■ V : . ■ ■ ■ 'X':v^■ Volunteers pick up trash at Brookside Preserve By ADRIENNE LYONS __________________________ alyons@liherald.com About 25 local volunteers gathered at the Brookside Preserve in Baldwin and Free port on Oct. 10 to pick up trash and clean the waterways, Nassau County Legislator Laura Curran organized the cleanup. On the Baldwin side, Curran said, about 10 people pitched in. About 10 members of the Friends of Freeport civic group came to the Freeport side; they were joined by about a half-doz en more individuals. Curran said she was generally pleased by the condition of the 22-acre tract. “Every time we do it [a cleanup], there’s less trash to find,” she said. “We have to go farther in.” According to the county’s website, the preserve is a tract of natural woodlands and freshwater wetlands that feature woods with red maple, white oak and cherry trees, along with numerous bird species, such as the wood thrush and tufted titmouse. “I think when people go in there, they see there’s less trash, so they throw away less,” Curran said. “It’s sending a message.” To SUBSCRIBE TO llH E lm r o iT L eader c A i i 569-4000 WWWJJHERAU).aM ^ m . m m 9 ^ V t » ' V* ^ ^ ^ m . m , mr m . m . m ^ ^ , 4 < i • 1 »/ f f • . i f t • 4 * * i i :» $ • I 4 t f K t . 0 » ■ « • • # # « # ' ft* i 4 $ / I • * • * » ( / » • I ' ( • 4 I I ( < f * • « • I # I ' I
