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Randy Jackson Rocks Smithtown For Bill Holst!
Great Event with Zebra’s Randy Jackson this past weekend as we celebrated Town Supervisor Candidate Bill Holst's Birthday at Katie’s.
Thanks very much to Suffolk County Democratic Committee Chair Rich Schaffer, Town Council Candidates Amy Fortunato and Patty Stoddard and 12LD Candidate Kevin Hyms for being part of the fun.
Thanks also to everyone who attended. If you couldn’t make it we are sorry we missed you.
Contributions can still be made to Friends of Bill Holst via mail to PO BOX 469 Smithtown NY 11787.
Randy Jackson of Zebra coming to Smithtown in Support of Bill Holst
Recording Star Randy Jackson of the band Zebra is coming to Smithtown for a Rock-n-Roll Brunch in Support of Bill Holst for Smithtown Town Supervisor.
Randy will perform an acoustic concert at Katie’s on Main Street starting at 11am on August 19th.
Tickets are $100. Political contributions are not tax deductable.
Please RSVP to Bill Holst at 631-656-5684 or by email to holst47@aol.com.
Suffolk to crack down on adults serving teens alcohol, Sini says
Suffolk County police will crack down on adults who serve alcohol to minors over the summer, when rates of underage drinking spike, officials said Wednesday.
Last year, Suffolk County strengthened its social host law — which holds adults liable for knowingly permitting underage drinking in their homes — to allow greater enforcement, police Commissioner Timothy Sini said at a news conference at police headquarters in Yaphank. The change made a first offense a misdemeanor, punishable by up to a $500 fine, rather than a violation.
Bolstering the law was an effort to prevent the emergency room visits, car accidents, deaths and other issues that result from underage drinking, Sini said.
“This is a public health issue,” he said. “We will...| read more ››