🌱Country Fair At Setauket Village Green + Reboli Center New Addition

Hello again, friends! It's me, Debora Whitehead, your host of the Three Village Daily. Let's get this Friday started off right, with a quick guide to the most important things happening around town. In today's issue, you'll find news about these stories and more...

• Caroline Episcopal Church is throwing a Crafts & Carnival Fair!
• Reboli Center welcomes a new painting for its permanent collection.
• Theatre Three is hosting a dinner & dance, fun-raiser and more!

But first, today's weather:

Mostly sunny, windy, and cooler. High: 63, low: 49.

Here are the top four stories in Three Village today:

1. The Caroline Episcopal Church is hosting its annual Craft and Country Fair this weekend! Vendors, food, games and outdoor fun will be at the Setauket Village Green, located between Main Street and Dyke Road, starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 24. (Three Village Chamber of Commerce)
   
2. The Reboli Center will welcome a unique addition to its art collection. Joseph Reboli's 1985 “Bellport Gate” painting has been appreciated at the Setauket Gallery North since 2007. Still, it will be relocated to the Reboli Center, it's new permanent home, by September. (TBR News Media)
3. Theatre Three is putting a fundraiser together in honor of the theater's executive artistic director, Jeffrey E. Sanzel. The event will be held at the Danfords On The Sound on Oct. 8. at 6:30 p.m. with a cocktail hour, three-course dinner and dancing. Tickets can be purchased here. (Theatre Three)
4. September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and according to the data provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of suicide is increasing among school children. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention aims to create a mental health program for Long Island Schools. The suicide prevention hotline is available 24 hours at 988 or 988lifeline.org. (Long Island News 12)

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Today in Three Village:

• Time for Baby - Emma Clark Memorial Library. (10 a.m.)
• The Jazz Loft's Annual "Harbor Jazz Fest"- Harry Allen Quartet. (7 p.m.)
• Lion Babe - Stony Brook University. (8 p.m.)

From my notebook:

• Kids will be at the Emma Clark Memorial Library on Saturday, Sept. 24, to decorate baked apple cupcakes for the Imposter " Apple" community program. The fun starts at 10:30 a.m. (Emma Clark Library)
• The Stony Brook Village is challenging all to build a scarecrow to win prizes! The fun contest is on for its 32nd annual time offering $200 for the first place winner. Fill out the printable registration form to participate. (Stony Brook Village uploads)
• Three Village Historical Society: "September photo dump. What a busy month we’ve had! Thanks to the volunteers and community for the constant support. We’re having a blast!" (Three Village Historical Society via Facebook)

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— Debora Whitehead

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