THE REGENCY CELEBRATES NATIONAL ASSISTED LIVING WEEK!

The Regency Assisted Living 94 School St. Glen Cove 516-674-3007
Established by the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL) in 1995, National Assisted Living Week provides a unique opportunity for residents, their loved ones, staff, volunteers, and the surrounding communities to recognize the role of assisted living in caring for America’s seniors and adults with disabilities. The 2016 theme, “Keep Connected,” recognizes the increasing opportunity technology can offer to enhance the care and overall experience in assisted living communities. However, “Keep Connected” is about more than just technology. Assisted living reminds us that sometimes the best relationships are formed face-to-face. For our staff members, residents become part of their extended family, and this bond can never be broken. Here at The Regency, we are proud to say that we have been an integral part of the greater Glen Cove community for the past 23 years! Our staff aims to cultivate connections with residents’ families, local families, business owners, government and community organizations and others to ensure that residents remain an active part of where they call home.
 
Stop by The Regency
anytime throughout the week
to enter our drawing for 2 tickets to a Broadway Show of your choice!
Schedule of Events:
September 11th / 2:30 pm
Virtual Baking with Danielle
September 12th / 2:30 pm
Looking into the Spotlight –
Celebrities & Social Media
September 13th / 2:30 pm
Chef Pat’s Facebook
Live Cooking Demo
September 14th / 2:30 pm
Facebook Live Music Concert
with LI Jazz Ensemble
September 15th / 2:30 pm
Stroll Down Memory Lane
with Google Earth
September 16th / 2:00 pm
Making Life Simpler with
Online Tools, Apps, etc...
September 17th / 2:30 pm

MORTGAGE MODIFICATION FAIR Sept 24th
 And Housing Counseling Services                           
 
We would like to inform you that our agency La Fuerza Unida, Inc. offers FREE housing counseling services to homeowners facing foreclosure or to homeowners at risk of falling behind on their mortgage payments. We are a HUD Certified non-profit housing counseling agency funded among others by the NY State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's Homeownership Protection Program - HOPP.
 
If you need assistance with your mortgage and are trying to save your home, please contact us a soon as possible. Our three bi-lingual certified housing counselors will guide you through the different options available for you. You can call us directly at (516) 759-0788 ext. 10 or 18 or you can email us at lafuerza@lfuinc.org for more information.
 
In addition, we would like to notify you of an upcoming homeownership event sponsored by Congresswoman Kathleen Rice where different mortgage banks and servicers, as well as our agency, will expect to meet with homeowners to answer questions and assist you with any loss mitigation solution or mortgage modification you might qualify for.
 
This event will take place on September 24th, 2016 from 8 am to 3 pm at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Charles Lindbergh Blvd, Garden City NY 11530. If you have any questions about the event, please feel free to contact us. We hope to see you there!
 
Sincerely,
La Fuerza Unida, Inc.

Directions to Cradle of Aviation

The Cradle of Aviation Museum is part of Nassau County's Museum Row and is located on Charles Lindbergh Blvd. in East Garden City next to Nassau Community College.
Driving Directions Meadowbrook Parkway to exit M4, follow signs to Museum Row which will put you on Charles Lindbergh Blvd, stay on Charles Lindbergh Blvd. to the second traffic light and turn right into the parking lot.
Public Transportation Bus: The N16, N45, and N51 buses stop several blocks from the Museum at Nassau Community College. Train: Taxis available from the following LIRR stations: Garden City, Mineola, and Westbury.       

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La Fuerza Unida, Inc., 1 School Street Suite 302, Glen Cove, NY 11542
 

Cornelia Hernes, Stephen Bauman, and Steve Forster: Selected Works
A Group Exhibition and Collaborative Works at Hersh Fine Art, Glen Cove, NY
September 10-October 6, 2016

                 Glen Cove, NY--Hersh Fine Art, of the Long Island Academy of Fine Art, is pleased to present a group exhibition of drawings and paintings by Cornelia Hernes, Stephen Bauman, and Steve Forster. The exhibition will be on view from September 10 to October 6, 2016.  The artists will be present for an opening reception on Saturday, September 10, from 6pm to 9pm, which includes a live painting and drawing demonstration from 4pm to 7pm.  The exhibition and demonstration are free and open to the public.
Hernes and Bauman currently reside in Jersey City, NJ as principal instructors at the Jersey City branch of the Florence Academy of Art.  Forster, a resident of Glen Cove, is director of the Long Island Academy of Fine Art, where he also teaches.
The collaborative work of Steve Forster and Stephen Bauman merge the talents of two painters with similar backgrounds, but with different artistic visions. These collaborations recreate beloved Long Island landscapes, such as Cedarmere in Roslyn and Morgan Park in Glen Cove, bringing to them the creative friction that comes from the visual interplay of two different artists’ interpretations, and the textures of two different artists’ hands.  These pictures, described by the artists as “abstract realism,” are like jazz improvisation; they bring out previously untapped qualities in each artist as one answers the other in the same painting.   Together Bauman and Forster reach the height of sensitivity to atmosphere, light and color, transcending the subject matter.
Stephen Bauman's portraits center on the emotional inner life of his subjects. Through his mastery of drawing media, he aims to capture the human spirit as it passes from one experience to another.  The drawings are an homage to the craft itself, offering an observable dialog between the artist’s mind and hand as we see clearly defined planar shifts, cross-hatching, and erasure marks.
Cornelia Hernes, born and raised in Norway, spent most of her formative teen years in Africa.  This exposure to a variety of vastly different cultural norms has given her a respect for and celebration of life and individual personhood that she brings to her portraiture.  Her drawings and paintings are rarely simply the rendering of a model.  One can often detect layered meanings, such as in the painting Scarlet Ribbon.  A young woman with unrestrained red hair is in jarring contrast with a green background.  Her expression is determined, almost fierce, which seems to be at odds with the tender heart-shaped pendant and girlishly disheveled scarlet ribbon in her hair. It may call to mind someone who will defy expectations placed upon them, or perhaps, that a woman is not defined by her emotions and beauty alone.
This exhibition will run from September 10 through October 6, 2016, with a gallery reception on September 10 from 6-9pm.  For details please refer to www.hershfineart.com or: Hersh Fine Art at The Long Island Academy of Fine Art 14A Glen Street
Glen Cove, NY 11542
516-590-4324
info@liafa.com