Three Village Daily: Meet Mark Freeley, Local Animal Advocate

Happy friday Three Villages! Here’s everything you need to know about what’s going on at Three Village today.

First of all, the weather forecast for the day:

Morning snow, 2-4 “. High: 35, low: 25.

Here are the 4 best stories from Three Village today:

1. Meet lawyer Mark Freeley and his volunteer work with rescued dogs. Freely, a longtime resident of Stony Brook, helps clients battle insurance companies, but in his spare time he works as a volunteer at Last Chance Animal Rescue in Southampton. “I meet the transport truck at Patchogue every Saturday when they bring dogs rescued from South Carolina. I am in charge of all collars and leashes and make sure the right dog goes to the right family. ‘welcome,’ he explained. “When that van opens up and you see it full of animals that have been rescued from death, all of that effort is worth it.” Click the link to read more about how avocado is making a difference across Long Island. (TBRAews)
2. Reboli Center Craftsman of the Month is Jodi Still, a whimsical mouse maker. Jodi has traveled a lot and lived in many places. A house stood on a small farm, where a family of mice had a residence in the henhouse. Jodi was fascinated by little creatures and they inspired her works of art. Click on the link to see his beautiful works of art. (Reboli Center)
3. Debit card stolen from car in Terryville. Suffolk County Police are asking the public for help in identifying a man who used a stolen debit card at a Home Depot in Coram. The card was reported stolen from a residence in Terryville on December 10. On the same day, the man used the debit card at the hotel to purchase multiple gift cards. The merchandise was valued at $ 390. For any information, call 1-800-220-TIPS. (tbrnewsmedia.com)
4. Pediatric admissions at Stony Brook Hospital increase with omicron wave. Pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr Sharon Nachman recommends that children and parents get vaccinated together to form a shield around each other and to protect those who are too young to be vaccinated. Nachman said most young children recover quickly, but some have trouble breathing and need to be sent to the pediatric intensive care unit. (News 12 Bronx)

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• “In tribute to the more than 800,000 victims of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Blue Point Bible Church rang its bells for 34 minutes Wednesday, December 29 – one ring for every 10,000 lives claimed by the virus. “(suffolkcountynews.net)
• Top 10 stories of 2021. See the best stories from Stony Brook University. (Stony Brook News)
• SBU Office of Enterprise Risk Management: “It was a great honor for me to take the oath of office to Dr Lauren Maloney as the very first police surgeon and UPD medical director last night. I have known Dr Maloney since she started her career in EMS and thereafter when she entered medical school. ” (Facebook)
• Stony Brook University: “Thank you Alyssa Lukpat and Christine Chung of the New York Times for your tribute to Dr. Richard Leakey.” (Facebook)
• Stony Brook Athletics: “Women’s soccer received the United Soccer Coaches College Team Ethics & Sportsmanship Award.” (Facebook)

Events:

• Defensive driving – Comsewogue Public Library. (January 8)
• TAKE DO: Candy bark (Comsewogue). (January 8)
• LISFA secondary concert – Port Jefferson School District. (January 9)

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You are all taken for today. See you tomorrow morning for another update!

– Debora Whitehead

About Me: Debora Whitehead is a dedicated wife and home teacher mother from Coram, NY. She has a bachelor’s degree in education and enjoys teaching and writing. Her passion for the community is reflected in her volunteer work with “Ministry Mariposa”, a non-profit family support program. One of her strongest beliefs is Jesus Christ, and when she isn’t parenting, teaching, or reading, she is writing. One of her favorite quotes is: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt.