November 1, 2009
A Kings Wood Community Newsletter
Issue 15
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!
INSIDE OUT OF THE WOODS
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Holiday-Get-Together
Message For The Community
Tips From The Staff
From Our Superintendent
From The Property Manager
Health & Safety
Local News & Events
BASEMENT CLEAN UP.APR 24-APR 27
FLOWER DELIVERY…………...MAY 14
TREE SPRAY......MAY 25 RAIN MAY 26
GUTTER CLEANING…………….JULY 7
Our next newsletter will be released
early...
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
TREE SPRAYING...APRIL 6 RAIN APRIL 7
CARPET CLEANING…APRIL 6-APRIL 8
SCREEN REPAIRS…...………ARPIL 15
CRAB APPLE FUNGUS……… APRIL 20
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community and this fall planting daffodil
bulbs at the parking lot entrance; and to all
who contributed their green thumb to make
Kings Wood a beautiful and colorful
community.
MESSAGE FOR THE COMMUNITY
The terraces were also a
bountiful beauty.
JOIN OUR BULB PLANTING
Special Thanks to:
* Loretta Cousins
* Fran Lucido
* Sheri Mott
* Eleanor Vetter
for participating in Kings Wood’s planting
party dividing perennials throughout the
BEST GARDEN AWARD this year goes to:
Fran Lucido, 132-3B.
BEST TERRACE GARDEN AWARD goes
to: Jack Murphy, 134-4D.
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If you prefer to cut back your perennials and
remove your annuals yourself, please do so
before Tuesday, November 18th. You may
leave the clippings along the curb for the
landscapers to pick-up.
Please do not forget to remove the empty
flower pots from the front of the buildings.
Kindly store them in your apartment or in the
basement storage areas.
KINGS WOOD MEXICAN FIESTA
BLOCK PARTY
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Laura Bergen
Robert Campbell
Phyllis Cirino
Jasmir Chawla
Loretta Cousins
Lois Crowley Family & Friends
Corrine Dietrich
Paula Giorgi
William & Piscatella Grimley & Family
Rita Hammond
Carol Le Mieux
Dan Lundi
Susan Friedank
Terrance McLaughlin
Sheri Mott & Family & Friends
Jack Murphy
Ellie Naughton
Margaret Ochsenfeld
Mary Jane Schultz
Lucille Short
Danny Towler & Family & Friends
Phillis Wilder
Steve Williams
Eve Witherspoon & daughter Alexandra
NEXT COMMUNITY EVENT
HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3RD , 8:00 pm
Special thanks to Vincent for introducing
"INNER CITY SOUL"
his
Band
who treated us with great music from the
70’s.
Thanks to the following residents for
attending and sharing…
-Food was DELICIOUS & PLENTIFULL!!
-Kids played beach ball-baseball & Frisbee
-The Piñata was a big hit when the candy
flowed.
-Kids cheered as Mr. Frosty ice cream
truck drove up with their favorite treats.
-Families & friends enjoyed getting together.
with Santa
in front of building 146.
Bring your children, grandchildren or just
yourselves to join in the Holiday spirit. Bring
your insulated mug. Hot Chocolate will be
served. Caroling will be lead by our resident
William Grimley.
HOLIDAY-GET-TOGETHER
Holiday Open House at the Kings Wood
Office on Friday, January 9, 2009 between
7:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Join the fun – even if you can only stay for a
short time. Bring your special dish and
holiday spirit. Soda & Wine will be provided.
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HOLIDAY DECORATIONS
Have fun again this holiday season!!!
A bottle of wine will again be awarded to
BEST DECORATED TERRACE and BEST
DECORATED WINDOW. GOOD LUCK
AND ENJOY GETTING INTO THE HOLDAY
SPIRIT.
TIP OF THE DAY –
AARP-DRIVER SAFEY CLASS $10
Get 10% off Insurance & 4 Points Off
December 1st Registration and payment due
at the Nesconset Library at 10:00 a.m.
*NOTE first 30 get accepted, should be on
line by 7:30 a.m. Bring driver’s license and
check payable to AARP.
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ROUTINE INTERIOR MAINTENANCE
CHECK & REPLACE IF NECESSARY
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VANITY & KITCHEN SHUT-OFF
VALVES
LEAKING FAUCETS
AIR CONDITIONING COVERS
CAR SAFETY
CAUTION: Local Kings Park Car BreakIns
LOCK YOUR VEHICLES
DON’T LEAVE ITEMS VISIBLE
ENERGY COSTS CONTINUE TO RISE
SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S CONCERN –
ENTRANCE DRIVEWAY
Slow Down
Please bear right when driving in and out of
the community through the entrance
driveway.
Effective July 1, 2008, LIPA increased their
Power Supply Charge by 3% ($0.097689 to
$0.103420 per kWh). This increase affects
the energy costs of your apartment and the
cooperative common areas.
COMPACT FLUORESCENT BULBS
If you have not yet changed your light
bulbs…Do So! You will see a difference on
your bill.
Fire Prevention
Fall is a good time to CHANGE THE
BATTERIES IN YOUR SMOKE ALARM
Change Clocks—Change Batteries
2009 LIPA'S REAP PROGRAM
If you have not yet taken advantage and you
qualify, don’t’ hesitate to file for LIPA's
REAP Program. The following are the new
guidelines for 2009. FREE compact
Florescent bulbs and/or FREE energy star
refrigerator.
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Number of People in Household
Maximum Annual Income
1
$47,565
2
$54,390
3
$61,180
4
$67,970
If your income meets these guidelines –
Don’t hesitate, call NOW! 1-800-263-6786
thermostat. Remember this thermostat will
allow you to automatically lower the
temperature in your apartment when you are
not home and at night when you are
sleeping!!
HEAT SAVINGS
RSVP TO THE KW OFFICE BY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH.
We ask you to continue to do your part and
help us SAVE ENERGY. Energy expense
will be at a new all time high in 2009.
*Keep the main doors closed. If they do not
close properly, report them to the office.
*Close your windows using the locks. If they
do not lock, contact the office.
*Check for drafts: We recently had National
Grid conduct an Air Flow Energy Audit at
two apartments. Residents were amazed to
find large drafts from window casing,
electrical outlets, a/c units, and base kitchen
cabinets due to openings from the pipes.
Contact the office and our
superintendent will apply spray foam to
minimize these drafts FREE.
*Lower your thermostat when not at home or
Change To A PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTAT.
Run the dishwasher with a full load only.
Keep furniture away from heating elements.
Cover your air conditioning units from the
outside or inside.
Thermostats can be purchased at your local
home improvement store.
We have made arrangements with St.
James Electric to install your new
programmable thermostat for a ONE TIME
INSTALLATION FEE OF $35 ON MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 17TH.
HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
(HEAP)
If you are a senior 60 years of age and earn
less than the following:
Number of People in Household
1
$1,963/mo
2
$2,567/mo
Contact HEAP at 631-853-8326 for an
application. If you are on food stamps,
please call
853-8820.
SAVE GAS
The usual tactics — shopping around for
cheaper gas or using a gas rewards credit
card — will not be as effective in the coming
years. However, car maintenance and
driving smart will be the way to save on gas
now and in the future.
Prime Your Vehicle
KEYSPAN PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTAT REBATE $25
Enclosed you will find the application
necessary to receive your $25 mail-in rebate
for installing an Energy Star programmable
-Improper inflation of tires causes drag
resulting in decrease of miles per gallon.
Look at your driver's side door panel or
owner's manual to find out the proper
inflation for your tires and make sure to
check the pressure at least once a month.
-Rotation of Tires: This increases the life of
the tires and prevents drag.
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Forgo premium fuel: Save $86
Unless your owner’s manual dictates to use
premium fuel only.
Get a tune-up: Save $129
Maintaining your vehicle is important to add
to fuel efficiency. A faulty engine can
reduce fuel economy by 4%, for example,
while a clogged air filter knocks off about
10%.
Driving responsibly is the key to reaping
some of the fastest and most substantial gas
savings. But only if you practice these
driving behaviors consistently.
Combine errands: Save $107
Cars use much more energy for cold starts
(i.e; when the car hasn't been driven in a
couple of hours and the engine is cool). In
fact, making several cold-start trips, say, to
store, the dry cleaners and the babysitter,
will consume twice as much fuel than if you
combine errands and make them all in one
run, according to FuelEconomy.gov
Pack light: Save $17
Lose the excess weight (in the car) and
avoid carrying items on the roof. Hauling a
cargo carrier, kayaks or other gear on top of
your car decreases fuel economy by about
5%, according to FuelEconomy.gov. "They
affect your car's aerodynamic performance
and add drag,"
Over packing the trunk doesn't help, either.
Every 100 pounds of added weight reduces
fuel economy by about 2%, reports the
Federal Trade Commission
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Look for gas incentives: Save $150
To help lure in visitors, hotels and tourism
boards are offering incentives to help offset
travel costs such as discounted room rates
or gas station gift cards. Hotel chain Best
Western is offering $25 with any two-night
stay through Dec. 14. Others may be
available from individual chain properties, or
bed and breakfasts.
Change Driving Habits
Driving responsibly is the key to reaping
some of the fastest and most substantial gas
savings, But only if you practice these
driving behaviors consistently.
Slow down: Save $95
Speeding, hard breaking, and fast take-offs
will increase fuel consumption and monthly
gas expense. Every five miles per hour you
drive above the speed limit adds 20 cents
per gallon to your fuel bill, according to the
Alliance to Save Energy. Using cruise
control on long trips will help economize
your gas.
Car Pooling: Save Unlimited
gas and wear and tear on your car.
PROPERTY OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
FROM DEC. 29th THROUGH JAN 2nd.
Please continue to call the office for work
that needs to be done in your apartment.
The Superintendent will be on duty. If you
have an emergency; please call the
Superintendent’s beeper #695-8976.
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If you will not be at Kings Wood for a long
period of time, please leave a key to your
vehicle with a trusted neighbor or the Kings
Wood office which will hold your key in a
locked box.
COURTESY TO YOU NEIGHBORS
Use your indoor voices…..be aware of your
TV volume…walk, don’t run up or down the
stairs…..Don’t slam your door. Keep the
main door closed to keep debris out and
heat in.
Please park in your reserved parking space
or the marked or unmarked "Visitor" spots
CENTER, BETWEEN THE LINES. Some
residents are parking too close to the lines
causing difficulties for drivers to get out of
their vehicle.
FREE COUPONS to local restaurants,
stores & services…visit
smithtowncoupons.com
Earn FREQUENT AMERICAN AIRLINES
FLYER MILES by shopping your favorite
stores thru aadvantageeshopping.com
First sign up with
aa.com/aa/AAdvantage/enrollment
Access.do
STOP JUNK MAIL call 698-8400 and stop
delivery of the weekday circular; contact
843-2000 for the weekend circular if you do
not use it.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Please assist our porter, Carlos, by picking
up your spills and unwanted newspapers.
FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT
DOOR CLOSERS ARE BEING BROKEN
due to forcing the door into the Hold Open
Position. When engaging the door to stay
open, GENTLY PULL BACK THE DOOR
UNTIL IT STOPS. DO NOT FORCE IT
BACK! If the door closer is not holding the
door open, this means it needs to be
adjusted by me, therefore, contact the office
with your entrance number.
Please do not forget to vacuum and sweep
the Christmas trees’ pine needles that are
left behind in the hallway and walkway.
When disposing of the trees, do NOT place
them in the dumpsters. Please place them
on the curb on Church Street, to the left
going out of the entrance AND REMOVE
THE PLASTIC BAG.
FROM THE PROPERTY MANAGER
SNOW PLOW – WINTER IS COMING
Please remember to listen for the snow plow
during its second visit to the property
(usually at 12:00 noon) and come outside to
move your vehicle. This will allow the plow
truck to move the snow from your parking
stall and avoid piles of snow behind and
between cars.
IMPORTANT DATES:
PROPERTY TAX STAR PROGRAM
The Property Tax Star Exemption Program
has NOT been cancelled. As a new
shareholder you must apply for this
exemption with the Town of Smithtown by
MARCH 1ST, 2010
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**ALL RESIDENTS QUALIFY**
DEADLINE FOR ALL PROPERTY TAX
EXEMPTIONS IS MARCH 1ST, 2009
The Middle Class Star Rebate check
received during the past 2 years in
December has been cancelled by the
current NY State administration.
Enhanced Star: If you are over 65 years of
age and your annual income is under
$73,000, (limit subject to change after
January 1, 2009) you must recertify yourself
with the Town of Smithtown every year or
sign a verification form authorizing the Town
to verify your income thru IRS.
NOTE: You are allowed to DEDUCT your
medical bills, medical co-pays, and
prescription expenses.
Age Exception: If you are NOT 65 years of
age and your income is less than $36,400,
(limit subject to change after January 1,
2009) you must recertify yourself with the
Town of Smithtown every year.
If you have not yet done so for the first time,
you must go to the Town of Smithtown to
register with your 2007 tax return.
GUTTER CLEANING
Gutter cleaning will take place on ALL
buildings, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 8:00
a.m. rain or shine. Please do not leave any
objects you do not want soiled on your deck
and/or in the front or rear of the buildings.
CARPET CLEANING
On MONDAY thru WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 10th - 12th, Environmental
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Carpet Service will be on the property to
steam clean the hallway carpet.
If you are interested in having the interior of
your apartment done, please call the Kings
Wood office by Thursday, November 14th.
Resident carpet cleaning will only be
done on MONDAY, November 10th.
Here are Environmental Carpet’s Rates
which includes:
Soil Retardant Cleaning Solutions
Preconditioning
Spot Removal
Deodorizing
Studio……………………………...$48
1 Bedroom (Living room &
Bedroom)………………………....$57
1 Bedroom w/Terrace (Living room &
Bedroom)…………………………,$60
2 Bedroom (Living room & 2
Bedrooms)…………………….…. $72
Including tax.
Payment should be made directly to
Environmental Carpet Service. Please
leave cash or check payable to
Environmental at time of service.
PROJECTS
Decks...Many decks were pressure washed
and repainted.
Brick Veneer...130-1 had two brick panels
that were pulling away from the building
structure. The panels were removed and
reconstructed.
Window Pane Replacement…Thank you
for cooperating with the apartment
inspections in May. As a result we have a
large list of fogged windows that need to be
replaced. Each year the office accumulates
a list of first call first served list. This list was
replaced this July. Our inspection list will be
broken up into the next two years due to the
large number and their expense.
Building 132 Gets A New Boiler & Water
Heater We took advantage of the rebates
offered by National Grid and upgraded our
boiler and water heater to 93% efficient
units. We are looking forward to seeing our
savings.
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We are looking into the future possibility
of going solar…if anyone has knowledge
they can share, please call the office.
LOCAL NEWS AND EVENTS
KP Psychiatric Center
If you wish to join Senator Flanagan’s fight
to keep the Park in Kings Park, Vote to Cap
School Tax, Fight to Secure School Tax Aid
in our school district sign on to:
http://nys2.lpmedia.net/2/JoinTheFight.aspx
Financial Bailout/Rescue
The core is the Treasury's proposal to let
financial institutions sell to the government their
troubled assets, mostly mortgage-related. And as
in the House bill, the Senate would only allow the
Treasury access to the $700 billion in stages,
with $250 billion being made available
immediately.
What it means to you…
-FDIC insurance increased to $250K
-Extend renewable energy tax breaks, incl.
solar panels
-Extend tax breaks incl. wealth income tax
-Curbs on executive pay
-Two oversight committees
-Tax Free Wooden Arrows
-Tax Free Wool & Rum Imports
…not much
Keeping Your Brain Fit can help preserve
and enhance your mental abilities as you
grow older. “Use it or loose it” Daily mental
exercise can strengthen and enhance
cognitive functions over time to improve
memory, logic and concentration. Later in
life the brain can develop new memory cells
and rewire existing ones. Defend the brain
against age and disease…eat fish and fresh
fruits and veggies. People doing aerobic
exercise, challenging mental tasks, and
engage in social pursuits (reading,
crossword puzzles, bridge, chess and
computer games, attend KW get-togethers)
tend to slow down their mental aging
process. Physical exercise boosts blood
circulation and gives the brain more oxygen.
Foods contain antioxidants that attack cell
destroying agents.
By Eleanor Vetter
FLU SHOTS INFORMATION
Suffolk County Dept. of Health
853-3055. $39/w no insurance
Medicare & Medicaid accepted.
Oct 27th 10 am to 12 pm @ Suffolk YJCC
74 Hauppauge Road, 462-9800x121
Nov 20th 10 am to12pm @Commack Library
18 Hauppauge Road, 499-0888
GET TO KNOW YOUR BOARD MEMBERS
Meet our New Board Member,
Jack Murphy
Digital TV is coming…
If your TV isn’t digital ready…beginning
January 1, 2009 you can apply for coupons
by calling 888-388-2009.
Deadline is March 31, 2009
I lived on Long Island for more years then I
care to say. I started working at Sperry
Gyroscope and moved on to Schweber
Electronics. I'm now semi-retired.
We had 3 daughters, and lived in Smithtown
for 30 years. We used to take rides along
the North Shore and one day we saw Kings
Wood. I told my wife that since we liked the
North Shore so much that once the kids
were gone we should sell the house and
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move here. Unfortunately my wife passed
away, but I never forgot. So here I am.
I like local shows, concerts, broadway
shows, domestic and foreign travel. In fact
I'm going to Paris with St. Josephs in
October.
Congratulations to William
Grimley & Cynthia Piscatella on the birth
of their second daughter, Ava Grimley,
7 lbs. 14 oz. 20 ½”, July 31, 2008.
In memory of James V. Crowley
April 28, 2008
The community shared a special moment of
tribute to Jim’s contributions to our property
by planting his favorite dogwood tree.
We continue to be reminded of Jim’s
dedicated service as the tree grows in his
memory. Our sincere thoughts are with Lois
Crowley and her family.
Our sincere condolences to
Joan Antonello for the loss of her beloved
mother, Violet Sherman.
Our sincere condolences to
Pat Forte for the loss of her beloved
husband, Bernie Forte, October 7, 2008
Bernie Forte was Director of Operations for
Uncle Giuseppe’s stores on LI.
Bernie was father to Joseph Forte who
resides in North Dakota with his wife Tina.
Also father to Christopher who resides in E.
Northport with his wife Lauri.
Grandfather to four grandchildren, Mathew,
Eric, Alyssa, and Jason. Bernie loved golf
and planed to retire to Myrtle Beach.
Pat & Bernie have been long time Kings
Park residents since late 60’s; their children
went to King Park schools.
They first moved into Kings Wood as
renters. They loved the community and
purchased their current apartment. Living at
Kings Wood has been convenient for work
and family.
If you have been admiring Bernie’s
Thunderbird with a hardtop, it is for sale.
WELCOME OUR NEW RESIDENTS
Robert Hoffman
Kathleen Callaghan
Ronda Reid
Deborah Schmidt
GOOD BYE & GOOD LUCK TO
Maurice Pallagonia
Sheri Hoffman & Family
Christopher Savasta
Andrew Buck & Family
RESIDENT RECIPES
Beef Stroganoff by Lee Borger
Ingredients:
1 lb. London Broil
1 large onion, diced
6-8 fresh mushrooms, washed and sliced
6 oz. (½ bag) wide egg noodles (reg. or
whole wheat)
1 pint sour cream
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Preparation:
Place London Broil in pan; cook in 350
degree oven for approx. one hour or until
cooked to medium. When done, remove
from oven and let stand for at least 20
minutes. Cover bottom of a frying pan with
a little cooking oil. Add onion; sauté until
golden brown. Add sliced mushrooms and
cook for approx. 5-7 minutes, stirring
occasionally. Reduce heat and gradually stir
in sour cream. Simmer for a few minutes.
Add garlic powder and salt to taste. Cut
London Broil into fairly thin slices and stir
into sour cream mixture. Add mixture to
cooked noodles; stir until well blended.
Makes approx. 2-4 servings.
Hope ya’ like it!
Lee B.
2-Ingredient No-Knead Beer
Bread
by Eleanor Vetter
Ingredients:
1-2/3 cup self-rising flour (not cake flour)
12 oz beer, freshly opened
Preparation:
Heat oven to 375 degrees. You’ll need a
9x5x3” loaf pan, lightly greased. Put flour in
a medium bowl, add beer and stir until flour
is moistened completely. Scrape into
prepared pan.
Bake 50 to 55 min. until top is lightly brown,
the sides pull away from the pan and pick
inserted near center comes out clean. Cool
in pan on a wire rack 5 min. then turn out on
rack to cool. Cut in ½” slides to serve.
Makes great toast Cheddar-Scallion
Variation: mix flour with 1cup shredded
sharp cheddar, ½ cup thinly sliced scallions
and 1-1/2 tsp poultry seasoning.
womansday.com
Garlic powder, Salt, Oil
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Restaurant Review by Eleanor Vetter
Maureen’s Kitchen on Smithtown
Blvd. is easy to miss with the exception of
the
that stands outside by the
wrap-around porch, but inside is a hopping
place for breakfast (served all day) or lunch.
There are about 30 tables and 12 seats at
the counter, cows are the main theme of
design.
Hours are M-F 6 am – 3 pm, weekends are
7 am to 1:45 pm. There are no reservations,
but you can call ahead for take out, and no
credit cards accepted. If you prefer to avoid
the crowds, the best times to go are from 6
am to 9 am when kitchen first opens then
again 1:30 pm to 3 pm. Enjoy the prompt
and friendly service. The portions are more
than ample and prepared to your liking (yes,
hamburgers can be “mooing” rare).
We would like to wish
everyone Happy Holidays
and a
Healthy New Year
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IMPORTANT REMINDER
We live in a country were you can say, think
and do pretty much what you want to, and
that’s not true for the rest of the world.
Voting in the election for our leader of our
country is the responsibility of every citizen
of this country regardless of political
affiliation.
This right to vote was and still is hard fought
for. SO GET OUT AND VOTE on
November 4th
Our country and our future depend on you.
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a project conceived, funded and built under
the direction of the Kings Park Chamber of
Commerce, which has a long history of
putting actions behind the words to help
make Kings Park a better place to live and
work.
The Hike and Bike Trail was partially funded
by a grant called “Rails to Trails" which
provided funding to convert old train tracks
over to Hike and Bike Trails.The Historic
Plaques and Park Benches are part of that
over all plan which many hope in the future
will include an extension of the popular trail
from Main Street in Kings Park all the way
down to the Nissequogue River.
MORE ABOUT KINGS PARK
Partially funded with a grant from Suffolk
County, the Kings Park Chamber of
Commerce has installed several historical
markers along the Smithtown Hike and Bike
Trail. This recreational trail is located in the
Nissequogue River State Park and runs
along the old coal train tracks which at one
time brought coal and other supplies to the
Kings Park Psychiatric Center.
These historic trail markers really give you a
sense of what was here. At lease people will
know that at one time there once were over
10,000 patients being attended to by 5,000
employees. It’s.hard to believe that now
when you see the empty buildings and open
spaces, this state hospital was once a
thriving community, a community within a
community, hopefully these plaques and the
Kings Park Heritage Museum will help to
keep this history alive."
In addition to the Historic Plaques made
possible by the Kings Park Chamber of
Commerce, the Smithtown Hike and Bike
Trail on which the markers are placed is also
CONTRIBUTE TO OUR
NEWSLETTER
Please contribute to our newsletter, sharing
your ideas, your recipes, family news,
review a restaurant you’ve been to or a
vacation you took etc. by submitting them to
the Property Manager’s office or you can
E-mail your contribution to:
kingswoodowners@aol.com.
☻☻☻☻☻☻☻
Helena Chaves, Contributing Editor
Lee Borger, Contributing Editor
Rita Hammond, Contributing Editor
Ellie Naughton, Contributing Editor
Eleanor Vetter, Contributing Editor
Nicholas Mango, Collator
Published by:
Kings Wood Owners Corporation
Property Manager, Helena Chaves
E-mail: kingswoodowners@aol.com
Superintendent: Danny Towler
Beeper: 631-695-8976
Phone 631-269-6424; Fax: 631-269-3945