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Dr. Jennifer Quinn has been chosen as a recipient of the Town of Brookhaven's 2025 Women's Recognition Awards.

Town of Brookhaven Supervisor Daniel J. Panico has announced the recipients of the 2025 Women’s Recognition Awards who will be honored at the 39th Annual Women’s Recognition Night to be held on Thursday, March 20 at 6:30 p.m. at Brookhaven Town Hall, One Independence Hill in Farmingville.

Lily Stolzberg has been chosen as a recipient of the Town of Brookhaven’s 2025 Women’s Recognition Awards.

The event, which is open to the public, is sponsored by the Town’s Office of Women’s Services, Department of General Services. Nominated by members of the community, the winners either live or work in the Town of Brookhaven and have demonstrated excellence in their endeavors in a variety of areas. Nominations were considered by members of Brookhaven’s Women’s Advisory Board and selected based on resumes and letters of recommendation.

The 2025 Women’s Recognition Award recipients are:
Business Mary Beth Lichtneger / Center Moriches
Communications Lily Stolzberg / Miller Place
Community Services Professional Jennifer Hernandez / Mount Sinai
Community Service Volunteer Debra L. Engelhardt/ Wading River
Education Leah Topek-Walker / Patchogue
Government Leslie A. Mitchel / Port Jefferson
Health Care Provider Christina Burke, PT, DPT, NCS / Great River/ Stony Brook Medicine
Law Enforcement Megan O’Donnell / Calverton/ District Attorney’s Office
Legal Profession Stephanie A. Buffa, Esq. / East Setauket
Medicine Dr. Rachel Davis/ Roslyn / Stony Brook Medicine
Science Dr. Gabriella Carini / Port Jefferson

Stephanie A Buffa, Esq. has been chosen as a recipient of the Town of Brookhaven’s 2025 Women’s Recognition Awards.

2025 Town Board Special Commendation Awards
Supervisor Daniel J. Panico – Annette Eaderesto, Esq. / Brookhaven
Councilman Jonathan Kornreich – Dr. Jennifer Quinn / East Setauket
Councilwoman Jane Bonner – Bea Ruberto / Sound Beach
Councilman Neil A. Manzella – Linda Miller / Selden
Councilman Michael A. Loguercio – Isabella Rossellini / Brookhaven
Councilman Neil Foley – Mary Bailey / Blue Point
Councilwoman Karen Dunne Kesnig – Maura Spery / Mastic

The Town of Brookhaven’s Office of Women’s Services, a Division of the Department of General Services, provides a variety of services for women and their families. For more information about the 39th Annual Women’s Recognition Awards Night ceremony, please call 631-451-6146 or visit BrookhavenNY.gov.

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Photos courtesy Councilwoman Jane Bonner

On April 7, Councilwoman Jane Bonner was joined by County, State and Federal officials at the “Take Back 25” litter clean-up along Route 25 [Middle Country Road] in Coram, Middle Island, Gordon Heights and Ridge. 

The event was sponsored by the Town of Brookhaven, the Coram Civic Association and the Longwood Central Schools. 

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Owner Cat Rosenboom receives a Certificate of Congratulations from Councilwoman Jane Bonner. Photo from Councilwoman Bonner's office

On August 23, Brookhaven Town Councilwoman Jane Bonner helped to celebrate the grand opening of Baby Boom Boutique at 176-4 North Country Road in Mount Sinai. 

Located next to Rose & Boom Boutique which specializes in women’s clothing,  the new store was conceived after owner Cat Rosenboom realized there was a lack of local shops to buy quality children’s clothing to shop for her new baby. 

“I am happy to welcome Cat and Baby Boom Boutique to Mount Sinai. It’s a great place to shop if you’re a mom or just looking for that special gift for a child. I urge everyone to stop by to say hello to Cat and browse this new addition to our community,” said Councilwoman Bonner.

The new store specializes in offering simple, trendy clothing for sizes newborn to 5T with complimentary gift wrapping along with local delivery and shipping. Hours are Tuesday to Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 631-403-4236.

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Pictured from left, Town of Brookhaven Highway Superintendent Dan Losquadro; Councilwoman Jane Bonner; Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon, Jr. and Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney. Photo from TOB

Town of Brookhaven Councilwoman Jane Bonner, Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. and the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department recently hosted the annual National Night Out at Fireman’s Park in Ridge. This annual nationwide initiative is designed to enhance community relationships between local law enforcement and the residents they serve. National Night Out is held annually in a relaxed and friendly setting, fostering mutual trust and understanding, solidifying its place as a community highlight of the year.

Pictured at right are, from left, Brookhaven Town Traffic Safety Employee Tom Indence; Councilwoman Jane Bonner; Brookhaven Town Traffic Engineer Jon Sullivan, with participants at the Town’s Safety Town demonstration.

National Night Out in Ridge featured an impressive array of activities and exhibits, including informational booths, entertainment, and interactive displays aimed at educating attendees about various aspects of safety and community involvement. Councilwoman Jane Bonner, well-known for her community engagement, expressed her delight in partnering with the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department for the event.

“I am thrilled to have worked alongside the dedicated officers of the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department and Sheriff Toulon to bring our community together for National Night Out. This event is a wonderful opportunity for residents to connect with law enforcement, learn about safety measures, and strengthen the bonds that make our community so special,” said Councilwoman Bonner.

“The Sheriff’s Office is proud to partner with Supervisor Romaine, Councilwoman Bonner and the Town of Brookhaven to throw one of the largest National Night Out events in Suffolk County. Each year thousands of residents come out to enjoy the festivities. Thank you to all the members of the Sheriff’s Office as well as our government and non-profit partners for helping make this the best event yet!” said Sheriff Toulon.

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Supt. Dan Losquadro and Councilwoman Jane Bonner. Photo from TOB

Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Brookhaven Town Councilwoman Jane Bonner have announced the resurfacing of Cooper Street in Shoreham.

Prior to paving the roadway, crews inspected drains and repaired and replaced damaged concrete curbing. The total cost for this paving project was approximately $167,185.

“Our 2023 paving season is in full swing,” said Superintendent Losquadro. “Cooper is a main thoroughfare for several neighborhoods off of Cobblestone Drive. It sees a lot of traffic and had deteriorated over the years. I am happy we were able to include its resurfacing in this year’s paving schedule.”

Councilwoman Bonner said, “Cooper Street is a very high traffic road that feeds into the Albert G. Prodell Middle School and St. Mark’s Church, so this repaving was a top priority. Thanks to Superintendent Losquadro and the men and women of the highway department, Cooper Street is safer for everyone.”

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Photo from TOB

On December 6, Town of BrookhavenSupervisor Ed Romaine, and members of the Town Council visited Allied Pediatrics of Rocky Point to celebrate the Two Millionth Diaper milestone of Allied Foundation Diaper Bank. The Allied Foundation Diaper Bank exists to end diaper need for families who struggle to afford a sufficient supply here on Long Island. Diapers are distributed free of charge to families in need through a network of 60 nonprofit partners, including Long Island Lending a Helping Hand.

Allied Foundation is a for-impact organization founded by the pediatricians of Allied Physicians Group in 2015 and Long Island’s only member of the National Diaper Bank Network. They use a combination of fundraising and program implementation to improve the health and well-being of people in the community.

Without access to clean, dry diapers, some families resort to unsafe diapering practices, resulting in infection, rash and poor health outcomes. Currently, diapers are not recognized as a basic need by SNAP, WIC or Medicaid. Disposable diapers can cost $80 per month, per baby-up. To a donation, visit www.alliedfoundation.org. Donations up to $20,000 will be matched.

Pictured in the back row, left to right are Supervisor Ed Romaine; Councilwoman Jane Bonner; Scott Svitek, MD, Chair, Allied Foundation Board of Directors, pediatrician at Commack Pediatric Associates (an Allied practice); Heather Edwards, Executive Director, Allied Foundation; Kerry Fierstein, MD, President and CEO, Allied Physicians Group and Adjuvant.Health, Member, Allied Foundation Board of Directors; Dawn Lang, Founder, Long Island Lending a Helping Hand; Kelly McCauley, Secretary, Long Island Lending a Helping Hand; Councilman Neil Foley; Councilman Kevin LaValle; Kevin Edwards, Senior Vice President, Business Development, Adjuvant.Health; Front Row, left to right, are Yessenia, her daughter Dulce and baby is Geneses; Maria in tan puffy jacket: with her daughter Mariana.

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Photo from Town of Brookhaven

On December 7, Councilwoman Jane Bonner visited the Rocky Point Barber Shop to thank owner John Can for his actions that led to the capture of a man who allegedly stole a catalytic converter from a car in his parking lot. After a brief struggle with the suspect, Mr. Can led Suffolk County Police officers to him for the arrest. Councilwoman Bonner presented a proclamation to Mr. Can, acknowledging his courage and quick thinking to help Suffolk County Police officers apprehend the suspect.

Councilwoman Bonner said, “Thanks to John, the police were able to arrest the suspect and hopefully put an end to this crime in the Rocky Point community. John’s action in this case is a perfect example of ‘if you see something, say something.”

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Photo Caption: Superintendent Losquadro (left) and Councilwoman Bonner on Sound Beach Boulevard in Sound Beach. Photo from TOB
Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilwoman Jane Bonner have announced the completion of a 32-road, $1.3 million Sound Beach paving project.

Prior to paving, crews completed concrete improvements, inspecting all area drains and repairing and replacing damaged concrete aprons. Roads resurfaced during this paving project include: Amagansett Drive, Arverne Drive, Brookhaven Drive, Cold Spring Drive, Deer Drive, Eastport Drive, Floral Road, Glenn Drive, Greenvale Road, Inwood Road, Jamaica Drive, Kew Drive, Lynbrook Drive, Manor Road, Montauk Road, Oakdale Drive, Oceanside Road, Patchogue Road, Port Jefferson Road, Queen Drive, Quogue Drive, Riverhead Road, Roslyn Road, Shoreham Road, Sound Beach Boulevard, St. James Drive, Thomas Road, Urban Road, Valley Drive, Westbury Drive, Woodmere Road, and Yaphank Road. The total cost for this paving project was approximately $1.3 million.

“We have made a great deal of progress in resurfacing Sound Beach neighborhoods over the last several years,” said Superintendent Losquadro. “This latest project should provide motorists and pedestrians with some much-needed relief.”

“Thanks to the work of Superintendent Losquadro and the men and women of the Highway Department, the newly resurfaced roads are much safer for cars, bikes and pedestrians. School starts in a few weeks, so completing these paving projects couldn’t have come at a better time,” added Councilwoman Bonner.

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Town of Brookhaven Highway Supervisor Dan Losquadro and Councilwoman Jane Bonner. Photo from TOB

Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilwoman Jane Bonner have announced the completion of two paving projects in Mount Sinai.

Prior to paving the roadways in each project, crews inspected drains and repaired and replaced damaged concrete curbing and aprons.

In the first project, Carol Court, Clinton Street, Davis Court, Munroe Drive and Orchard Court were resurfaced. The second project included the resurfacing of Bunthorne Lane, Calverly Lane, Grosvenor Lane, Wylde Road, and Pipe Stave Hollow Road from Route 25A to Independence Way. In addition, this project involved the installation of a new drain on Pipe Stave Hollow, as well as the installation of a turning lane for motorists turning east onto Route 25A off of Pipe Stave Hollow. The total cost for both of these paving projects was approximately $551,000.

“Our 2022 paving season is in full swing,” said Superintendent Losquadro. “The resurfacing of roadways in these paving projects will provide some much-needed relief for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists.”

“Safety on our roads is of the utmost importance and residents can drive more confidently through this neighborhood now that the repaving has been completed. I thank Superintendent Losquadro and the men and women of the Highway Department for the important work they do in my district and throughout the Town of Brookhaven,” added Bonner.

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Photo from TOB

On April 30, Brookhaven Councilwoman Jane Bonner held an E-Waste Collection, Paper Shredding and Drug Take Back event at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center in Mount Sinai. The event, which was Councilwoman Bonner’s first of the year, provided the opportunity for residents to safely dispose of unused electronic devices, have their old paper documents securely shredded, and to safely dispose of old prescription drugs. She was joined by Supervisor Ed Romaine and members of the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department were on-hand to accept the prescription drugs for disposal.

During the event, 475 cars stopped by to recycle 12,240 lbs. of paper, 9,560 lbs. of e-waste and 10 boxes of unwanted prescription drugs for proper disposal. All of the Town of Brookhaven’s 2022 recycling events are co-sponsored by DIME Community Bank. Pictured left to right are Councilwoman Jane Bonner; Suffolk County Correction Officer John Alvarez; Supervisor Ed Romaine and Deputy Sheriff Sara Suhovski.

Councilwoman Bonner said, “My first recycling event of the year was an overwhelming success thanks to all the residents who stopped by to drop off old papers, e-waste and prescription drugs. I thank the Town’s Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management and the Sheriff’s Department for helping to make this event a success.”

Councilwoman Bonner’s next recycling event will be held on October 1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Rose Caracappa Center, 739 Route 25A in Mt. Sinai..For more information about upcoming recycling events in the Town of Brookhaven, visit the Town website.

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