🌱 Three Village Daily: Summer Concerts Returns + Narcan Training

Hello all. It's me, Debora Whitehead, your host of the Daily. Let's start this Sunday with a quick guide to the most important things happening around town.

First, today's weather:

Some sun with winds subsiding. High: 71, low: 60.

Here are the top 4 stories today in Three Village:

1. Community will keep it busy with the return of the Summer Concerts in the Village! Organized by the Ward Melville Heritage Organization, the events will be held in front of the Stony Brook Post Office starting on July 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. (Stony Brook Village)
   
2. Stony Brook Police Department will be at the Emma Clark Memorial Library on June 22 for a "Narcan Training." The event aims to avoid overdoses in the community by educating members about signs of addiction and how to administrate Narcan safely. The seminar starts at 7 p.m. (Emma Clark Memorial Library)
3. Old Fields Tavern in Setauket changes the menu, serving various dishes to please every taste. The menu was expanded according to customers' suggestions, although the classic barbecue dishes are still on the menu. (Greater Port Jefferson)
4. Patch lists police activities in Suffolk and Nassau Counties for this week. Take a look at the most recent police blotter. (Patch)

Today in Three Village:

• Father's Day at the Long Island Museum. (All Day)
• "Mamma Mia!" - Theater Three. (7 p.m.)

From my notebook:

• Stony Brook Medicine was awarded a $546,737 grant to be invested in the Adult Falls Prevention Programs. Each year the Administration for Community Living guarantees the grants to only seven trauma centers across the country. (Stony Brook News)
• Summer is the season to enjoy the Three Village Tri-Spy Tours. Bikers, kayakers, or walkers can enjoy the tours all summer with a guide that will explain our local history in detail while enjoying the outdoors! Visit the TVHS website for booking. (Three Village Historical Society)
• Theatre Three brings a new play to the stage. In partnership with the Response Crisis Center, "Every Brilliant Thing" portrays the story of a little boy whose mother is hospitalized for depression in a hilarious and heart-touching way. (Broadway World)

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— Debora Whitehead

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