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Camp Shanks Museum Hours

• Every Saturday and Sunday, 11 AM to 3 PM, in August.
• Special Hours: V-J Day, Friday, August 15th from 11 AM to 3 PM

Public Hearing, September 9th

• Proposed Amendment to Chapter 39, Article I, Section 39-8 of the Town Code: Stop Intersections.

For all future Town Board meetings, please click here.

Phillips Tee off For Tots Foundation Golf Outing

Last Sunday, Supervisor Kenny attended the 38th annual Phillips Tee Off For Tots Golf Outing, where the community came together to play golf in support of two local families facing extraordinary medical challenges. This year, the event helped Leilany Diaz and Jeriah Sauveur and their families, as they navigate a journey no child should ever have to go through. To learn more about these children or how to donate, please click HERE. And thanks to our friend, Frank Phillips, for organizing this event every year.

Pictured top left: Donald Lynch and Supervisor Kenny; pictured top right: Town Attorney Robert Magrino, Brian Condon, Rolf Thorsen and Town Justice Patrick Loftus.

Beware of Scammers pretending to be Police

Scammers are still pretending to be the police, calling to say you’ve missed jury duty and need to pay. But in a new twist, some scammers are now telling you to visit a website to enter your personal information — all so they can steal it and your money.

It starts with a call that sounds like it’s from an officer in your local police department. (It’s not.) They claim you missed jury duty (you probably didn’t) and will be arrested unless you visit a website to pay a fine (still no).

They send you to a site that looks legitimate, with an official-sounding URL and government-looking seals (all fake). It’ll ask you to enter your birthdate and Social Security number to “look up how much you owe.” It might ask you to pay up to $10,000 in fines on the site, or send you to a “government kiosk” (no such thing) to pay by cryptocurrency. But every bit of this is a scam.

Here’s what to know:

• Real law enforcement officers won’t call to say you’ll be arrested or threaten to arrest you if you hang up. Even if the caller ID looks like it’s coming from your local police department. (Scammers can fake it.)
• Only scammers say you can only pay with cash, gift cards, a payment app, cryptocurrency, or a wire transfer service like Western Union or MoneyGram.

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