The WINDWATCHER

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The WINDWATCHER

october 2015
HOA Board of
Directors
Larry Kelter
President
Norman Schwartz
Vice President
Steve Abramson
Treasurer
Frank Danisi
Director
John Albanese
Director
Paula Rosenberg
Director
Stuart Rachlin
Secretary
Contact HOA
HOA VOICE
631.273.8044
The WINDWATCHER
Letter from the President - Larry Kelter
October is the official month of pizza, seafood, cookies, chili, popcorn, sausage, and dessert, so if I go overboard
and indulge all of these yummy food days (as I normally do), I’ll need Lap-Band surgery before Thanksgiving.
It’s also National Cholesterol Month, so I’m feeling terribly conflicted.
October is best known for Halloween, so hone your pumpkin-carving skills and let’s see those jack-o’lanterns
front and center. Halloween is all about the kids (big and small) so please be generous when those ghouls and
superheroes come a-knocking at your door.
If you’re headed south for the winter, please remember to have Creative Irrigation shut down your sprinkler
system before you leave. Equally important: sprinklers should be turned on for the season no later than April
30th. If you’re planning to return later than April 30th, please make arrangements for Creative to be allowed
into your home so that they can turn on your system before you get back. It’s also a prudent idea to call and set
up an appointment in advance of your return. Creative gets swamped during the spring opening season and
will need time to get to you. If you’re getting home in May, please don’t expect to call and have them show up
immediately. It wont’ happen! We really had our hands full this summer because systems that were not turned
on early enough led to stressed lawns and brown, fungus-ridden grass. Please remember that watering the
lawn is the homeowner’s responsibility, not the HOA’s, and we will not repair lawns damaged from neglect.
I’m sorry to have to make a point of this but it’s unfair for other homeowners to bear the cost of lawns ruined
through individual homeowner neglect.
HOA FAX
631.273.8214
As you’ve probably all heard, there is a right-of-way issue that’s put a temporary halt on the FIOS installation.
We believe the issue has been resolved and are waiting for Verizon’s decision-makers to concur. If all goes well,
the installation should resume in the next couple of weeks.
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Our arborist did a great job manicuring the Bradford pear trees. They’re neat, shaped, and allow more light in.
They should be healthier, last longer, and succumb to far less damage from high winds and snow accumulations.
Fairfield Management
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Whether you’re apple picking, leaf-peeping, hay-riding, or just sitting on your butt and watching Sunday
football, have a great month and I’ll see you before the turkey gets the ax.
That’s it for now. See you next month.
Warm regards,
Larry Kelter
HOA President
Important Telephone Numbers
Committees
HOA Office
voice273.8044
fax273.8214
Clubhouse/Pro Shop 232.9850
Fairfield Property Office
499.6660
Gatehouse231.2869
Jet Sanitation234.7100
Season’s Grill 234.9898
Varello Landscaping 269.7438
Security Committee
Board Liaison: John Albanese
Chairperson: TBD
Larry Kelter, President
630.0835
Norman Schwartz, Vice President 367.6440
Stephen Abramson, Treasurer342.1836
Frank Danisi, Director
348.3741
Stuart Rachlin, Secretary
348.0698
John Albanese, Director 630.5521
Paula Rosenberg, Director
232.9434
Villa Board of Managers
Robert Worhacz, President
Manuel Malavet, Vice Pres.
John Albanese, Secretary
Carl Moschella, Treasurer
Sharon Kushner, Manager
851.9159
232.6404
630.5521
348.0550
398.8698
Grounds Committee
Board Liaison: Frank Danisi
Chairperson: TBD
Social Committee
Board Liaison: Paula Rosenberg
Chairperson: Isabella Kelter
Newspaper Committee
Board Liaison: Stu Rachlin
Chairperson: TBD
Welcoming Committee
Board Liaison: Paula Rosenberg
Chairpersons: Sylvia Cooper & Lynn Goodman
Beautification Committee
Board Liaison: Norman Schwartz
Chairperson: Arnold Bell
Book Club by Sandy Lubin
The Marriage of Opposites by Alice Hoffman is a great work of historical fiction. The story
is narrated on the island St. Thomas, with Rachel Pomei as the central character. She soon
becomes the mother of Camille Pissarro, known as the father of impressionism. Rachel’s story
begins with an arranged marriage thru widowhood and eventually to the love of her life. It is
interwoven into a fantastic story of love, heartache and finally reunion. While Camille Pissarro
was the historical figure the author centered upon, all of the characters were compelling and
detailed.
Ms. Hoffman takes us on a journey into her characters’ lives with descriptions of St. Thomas
that are even more magical than colors in a painting. As in The Dovekeepers, she has the thread
of Jewish history and mysticism throughout the book, and gives us a lesson in Jewish way of
life on the island.
The Marriage of Opposites was both picturesque and informative. Alice Hoffman has a way of
compelling us to keep turning the pages. The members of the Book Club all agree, a must read!
The next book will be Belle Cora by Phillip Margulies. The meeting will be at Joy Ellentuck’s home on October 1 at 8:00pm.
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In the US, pumpkin season usually is at the same time as Halloween and Thanksgiving. The word "pumpkin" comes from
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seeds and flesh that is edible. Pumpkins are used to make soup, desserts and breads. Carving pumpkins for Halloween
into jack-o-lanterns originated in Ireland hundreds of years ago; in Ireland, they used turnips and potatoes but, when they
immigrated to America, pumpkins were used.
Largest pumpkin ever baked was in 2005 at 2,025 lbs.
Pumpkins are low in calories, fat, & sodium, yet high in fiber.
They are a good source of Vitamin A & B, protein and iron.
The heaviest pumpkin recorded weighed 1810 lbs 8 oz in Minnesota, October 2010.
Pumpkin seeds should be planted between the last week of May and the middle of June.
They take 90-120 days to grow and the pumpkins are picked in October when they are
bright orange. The seeds can be saved to grow new pumpkins next year. They can be used
as centerpieces in Halloween decorations and great pies for Thanksgiving.
Community News - Submitted by Sandy Cohen
My dear friends of 40 plus years, Harriet and Arnie Rosenberg, will be celebrating
their 50th Anniversary on October 9th. Larry and I wish them many more healthy
and happy years. Hedda Kantor
Great news for Nonna and Nonno Longo
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They are thrilled to announce the arrival of their
granddaughter, Viviana Nicole. She was born on Wednesday,
September 9, weighing 8 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20.5
inches long. The proud parents are Nicole and Chris, and
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It is with deep sadness that we inform you about the
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How about the fact that two residents in the community own submachine guns,
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I'd love to write on all of this, and many of you might believe what I write; however,
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make sure that your plumbing isn't vulnerable to the cycles of freezing and thawing that can cause pipes to burst. Shut
off the supply of water to outdoor spigots and have your sprinklers blown out.
cover your outdoor air conditioning units
caulk cracks and install weather stripping where appropriate
check your carbon monoxide detectors and replace old batteries
use plastic wrap or bubble wrap on the inside of drafty windows
if your water heater is in a cold area (e.g. utility closet in garage), consider wrapping it with an insulating blanket made
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run your washing machine on HOT with a commercial washing machine cleaner (Tide has one) the night before leaving
and leave the lid open when you leave
drain the hot water heater
set the heat to low (60 is safe)
store your valuables in a store-bought, fireproof safe
if you have a telephone landline, shut off the ringer
if you have an answering machine, do NOT change to an away message
unplug unnecessary lights & appliances - fixtures that are plugged in use electricity --- even a clock radio or cable box
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leave a few lights on in your house - or schedule them to go on & off by timer (plug-in or in conjunction with alarm
system), with different on and off times for different days of the week
disconnect the cable from your TV
if you have call forwarding, have your home phone forwarded to your cell phone
Wishing you all a healthy and safe winter --- wherever you spend it!
Notes From Your Board
We have recently witnessed a huge movement on the part of Club Corp. regarding our needs; our increasing presence at the
BBQ nights is representative of our increasing desire to be a part of this wonderful community!
If you have received a letter indicating that you are in violation of a House Rule, you have thirty (30) days in which to comply
before incurring a fine; we urge you to tend to the violation before putting us in the position of having to be the HOA "Police".
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The messages are checked routinely. Please respect the privacy of these community volunteers.
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The pool closed today and here I am writing my article about
fall events. Where has the time gone?
The food at the BBQ on August 26th was just as flavorful as
the first one. Word had traveled and, as a result, 180 people
attended. Oh, what a night!
The weather on Labor Day was great and the pool area
had standing room only. Delicious snacks were served
compliments of Club Corp. Zeppole, hot pretzels, ice
cream, lemonade and iced tea were some of the goodies
enjoyed by all.
The ballroom was transformed into a casino on September
11th. We walked the red carpet to enter and were able to take
pictures with Elvis. Annette Regan and Mary Bencivenga
didn’t hold back preparing for the event. Thank you for doing
such a great job! What a feeling to walk into a room and
get handed $1000 funny money to gamble with. The dealers
were professional and very helpful teaching the novices what
to do. Raffle tickets were “bought“ at the end of the night
with our winnings.
The date of Pizza Night has been changed. The new date
is October 6th from 6-9:30 p.m. Carmelo the Pizza Dude
will serenade us with his great voice. Call 232-9850 for
reservations.
Hamletonians have been thrilled to see trick-or-treaters
around the neighborhood on our special Halloween Day.
Please have your treats ready for them on Sunday, October
25th, from 1-4. Bring your grandchildren and friends to join
in the excitement. Attach the enclosed jack ‘o lantern to your
garage door to let the “little ones” know they are welcome to
ring the bell to get goodies.
The Thanksgiving food drive is Wednesday, October 28th.
Please be generous and leave nonperishable food items in
double paper bags outside your garage door by 8 a.m. We
have had a great response in the past. Let’s make this the
best so far for those in need. Food will be donated to Long
Island Cares. Any questions, please contact Joy Ellentuck at
663-3256.
Halloween is always a fun time. This year we will be hosting
a hauntingly enjoyable night of thrills and chills! Party with
your adult fiends! (No, that’s not a typo.) It will be right on
Halloween, Saturday, October 31st from 7-11 p.m. in the
ballroom. Costumes are preferred but not mandatory. We
will have prizes for the best costumes in different categories.
See the enclosed flyer for more details. Cash bar is available.
The prices are as follows: beer $5, wine $8, premium mixed
drinks $9, top shelf mixed drinks $10, rocks and martinis
$12. Bracelets will also be for sale for unlimited alcoholic
beverages for $15 per person for premium liquor and $20 per
person for top shelf. Please be fair and use the bracelet only
for yourself and not someone who did not buy a bracelet.
Many new families are moving into our wonderful
community. A Newcomers’ Meet-and-Greet is planned for
November 6th for people who have moved in this year.
Annette and Ed Regan have been very gracious again and
will open up their home to us for the get-together. If you are
new and haven’t received an invitation, please contact Lynn
Goodman at 516.672.4806
The holidays will be upon us before you know it! Please drop
off your checks for the holiday party to Brenda Mollins at
20 Windwatch Drive no later than November 6th. We hope
that the snowbirds who are coming in for Thanksgiving
will arrive the weekend before so that they may enjoy the
party also. It will be on Saturday, November 21st from 7
until midnight. It is always an exquisite affair that includes a
full cocktail hour, sit down dinner, dessert, open bar and, of
course, a great DJ! The cost is $75 pp. A flyer is enclosed. If
you have any questions, please contact Brenda at karpuler@
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Brunch is being planned for kids and adults alike on Sunday,
December 13th to help celebrate Chanukah and Christmas.
Santa will be there!
Yoga is still on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Sometimes it switches
to Thursday, so look for e-mails alerting you of changes.
Zumba will return in November on Sunday mornings.
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Here are some interesting facts about dogs and cats:
Smiling at your dog may make him feisty: dogs see your smile not as friendly body language, but detect your
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Dogs' sense of hearing can reach four times the distance of humans.
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Dogs have two times the amount of muscles in their ears than humans.
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The priciest dog in the world, a Tibetan Mastiff, was
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According to legend, the dog rescued on Noah's Ark was
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It is illegal to keep a dog as a pet in Iceland.
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The Prairie Dog is actually part of the squirrel family. Early
settlers named them after canines because their calls
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Walt Disney's family dog was a Poodle named Lady.
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The Alaskan Malamute can withstand temperatures as
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At the end of the song "A Day in the Life," Paul McCartney
recorded a high-pitched whistle that only dogs can hear! This was done specially for his pup, Martha.
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Sir Isaac Newton, among his many achievements, invented the cat "flap" door.
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A third of cats' time spent awake is usually spent cleaning themselves.
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Black cats aren't an omen of ill fortune in all cultures. In the UK and Australia, spotting a black cat is good luck.
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The world's most fertile cat, whose name was Dusty, gave birth to 420 kittens in her lifetime.
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Blue-eyed cats have a high tendency to be deaf, but not all cats with blue eyes are deaf.
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Maine Coons are the most massive breed of house cats. They can weigh up to around 24 pounds.
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In multi-pet households, cats are able to get along especially well with dogs if they're introduced when the cat is
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Cats have the cognitive ability to sense a human's feelings and overall mood.
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Genetically, cats' brains are more similar to that of a human than a dog's brain.
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Cats show affection and mark their territory by rubbing on people. Glands on their face, tail and paws release a
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Message From the Treasurer Submitted by Steve Abramson
Now that the summer is over, let’s hope that the winter is mild and does not drain our snow removal budget. As in the
past several years, the budget is $75,000. As of the end of August, the remaining funds in the snow reserve is a little over
$31,000 compared to $46,650 in 2014. Let’s hope for the best. If we are lucky enough to have funds remaining in the snow
reserve, those funds will be used to offset our 2016 operating expenses or added to our capital reserve as in the past.
Our operating account stands at approximately $145,000 with four more months of common charges to be collected
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By the time you receive this newsletter or shortly thereafter the third quarter financials will have been posted on the HOA
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available. Any questions can be mailed to me (171 Windwatch Dr) or feel free to call (342-1836).
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THE HAMLET WINDWATCH SOCIAL COMMITTEE
PERSOnAL wHOLE wHEAt PizzEttA
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND OUR ANNUAL
thin crust pie available in the following choices
neopolitan...............................................................................................................8.00
classic tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese
Holiday Party
greek..........................................................................................................................9.00
romaine lettuce, peppers, feta cheese, tomatoes, onions, cucumbers & grape leaves
gino’s........................................................................................................................9.00
romaine hearts, red onions, fresh mozzarella, olives, roasted peppers
and grape tomates tossed in our house balasmic dressing
Saturday, November 21, 2015
7pm-Midnight
margherita..............................................................................................................8.00
authentic “old style” pizza topped with
homemade fresh mozzarella and plum tomato basil sauce
marinara..................................................................................................................6.99
topped with our traditional garlic and herb plum tomato sauce,
aged romano cheese, fresh basil and a touch of virgin olive oil
fra diavolo.............................................................................................................9.99
crumbled sausage, hot cherry peppers, spots of ricotta,
plum tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese
vegetarian...............................................................................................................9.99
roasted red peppers, spinach, broccoli, mushrooms, mozzarella
Family & Friends Are Welcome
gLUtEn
MEnU
DJ &FREE
Dancing
Top Shelf Open Bar
create your own! add the following toppings to our whole wheat pizzetta
sausage, Meatball, Pepperoni, ham, Mushrooms, Peppers, onion, olives, Garlic,
extra cheese, anchovies, roasted Peppers, eggplant, hot Peppers
AppEtizERS
mozzarella fresca......................8.99
mussels marinara........................9.99
SAlADS
gino’s salad..............sm 4.95...lg 7.99
greek salad....................................9.50
cold antipasto salad...............12.99
insalata maranello....................8.99
add on: Grilled chicken...2.50, shredded Mozzarella...1.00,
Grilled shrimp...6.00, feta cheese...1.00, chopped...2.00
glutEn FREE pizzA
Extensive Menu Including:
10” personal pizza crust......................(neapolitan)..7.99..........(Margherita)..8.99
available add ons.........1.50 each
onions, peppers, spinach, broccoli, bacon, mushrooms, garlic cherry peppers,
extra cheese, hormel gluten free, pepperoni
Full Cocktail
Passed[served
hors d’oeuvres,
Chilled
displays,
MAin Hour,
DiShES
with small
side
salad] Hot chafers
broiled fresh fish...................................................................................................17.99
your choice of filet of sole or shriMP served
Elegant
Sit-Down
Dinner,Scrumptious
Dessert
in a lemon and garlic
sauce with
fresh green
beans
grilled chicken lupo...........................................................................................16.25
sauteed broccoli rabe, fresh mozzarella, grilled marinated chicken breasts,
garnished with cherry peppers
$75 per person
shrimp primavera..................................................................................................17.99
seared and seasoned shrimp in a garlic and oil sauce with sauteed vegetables
grilled chicken primavera.................................................................................15.99
Grilled and marinated breasts of chicken served with sauteed vegetables
Drop off checks made out to Hamlet at Windwatch HOA
to Brenda at 20 Windwatch
(Envelope on the front door)
bAkED Drive
pAStA
lasagna.................................................................................................................$12.99
made from rice pasta, layered
with ricotta cheese
andsooner,
mozzarella
a fresh pomodoro sauce
by November
6th (the
thein better)
eggplant parmagiana........................................................................................15.50
fresh sliced eggplant, tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese
SiDES
[2] pieces of grilled chicken................................................................................6.50
broccoli.......6.50
spinach.......6.50
escarole & beans.......6.50
sauteed with garlic and olive oil only
Please bring an unwrapped toy to be donated to the Clark Gillies Foundation
Any questions? Contact Brenda Mollins at 630-1000 or karpuler@aol.com
mesculin....................................................................................................................9.00
farm fresh mesculin greens, red onions, cherry tomatoes topped with a balasamic glaze
248
smithtown
boulevard
248248
Smithtown
Boulevard
smithtown
boulevard
nesconset,
new
york
11767
nesconset,
newYork
york
11767
Nesconset,
New
11767
631-724-0726
631-724-0726
631-724-0726
PARMigiAnA
ARMigiAnAnigHt
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P
every sunday & wednesday night!
$12.95
$12.95
every sunday & wednesday night!
p.p. + Tax
complimentary appitizer: Gino’s salad (or) minestrone soup (or) pasta fagoli soup
complimentary appitizer: Gino’s salad (or) minestrone soup (or) pasta fagoli soup
PAStA
AStAnigHt
nigHt
P
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Startin
t
every monday & tuesday a
every
monday
tuesdayor dine
$9.95in!
p.p. + Tax
available
for take
out, &
delivery
available
for
take
out,
delivery
or
dine
in!
of our pasta night dishes come complimentary
with
the choice
of:
all
all of our pasta
night dishes
complimentary
with the
choice of:
small gino’s
saladcome
(or) vegetable
minestrone
soup
small gino’s salad (or) vegetable minestrone soup
LUncH SPEciAL
LUncH
SPEciAL
served 7 days a week 10:30am-3:30pm
lunch is
lunch is served 7 days a week 10:30am-3:30pm
choose any 2 items
choose
any
2 items
match an item from
two
of your
favorite columns
match an item
from
two
of
your
favorite
$8.99 +tax includes a free
sodacolumns
$8.99 +tax includes a free soda
FREE SODA
FREE
SODA
pepsi • diet pepsi • mug rootbeer
• dr.
pepper • brisk iced tea (sweetened)
sierra
mist • unsweetened
iced tea
pepsi • diet pepsi • mug
rootbeer
• dr. pepper • brisk
iced tea (sweetened)
sierra mist • unsweetened iced tea
HALF HERO
SOUP
SMALL SALAD
HALF HERO HALF HEROSOUP
SMALL
SALAD
HALF
sOup
sMALL
sALAD
chicken parm hero
classic caesar salad
pasta fagioli
CHICKEN
PARM
HERO
PASTA
FAGIOLI
CLASSIC
CAESAR
SALAD
white
cannellini
beans
with
pasta
pizzEttA
chicken parm
classicginos
caesar
salad
meatball
parmhero
hero
salad
pasta
fagioli
white cannellini
beans with pasta
in a light
plum
tomato
broth
MEATBALL PARM
HERO
romaine
hearts,
GINO’S
SALADred onions,
white cannellini beans
with
pasta
in a light
plum
tomato broth
PARM
HERO
ginos
salad
fresh
mozzarella,
olives,
romaine
hearts,
red onions,
fresh
in a
light minestrone
plum tomato broth
roasted
peppers
and
tomatoes
romaine
hearts,
red
onions,
mozzarella,
olives,
roasted
pepMINESTRONE
SAUSAGE PARM
HERO
PIZZETTAparm
vegetables
in a plum tomato broth
sausage
eggplant
parm hero
hero
fresh
mozzarella,
olives,
vegetables
in
a
plum
tomato
pers
and
tomatoes
minestrone
SAUSAGE PEPPER ONION
insalata
roasted peppers
and pera
tomatoes
broth
vegetables
in a plum
tomato
tortellini
in
brodobroth
sausage
pepper
mesculin
greens
topped with
sausage
parm onion
herored or white sauce
INSALATA
PERA
GINO’S
red or white sauce CHICKEN FRESCA
poached
pears,
crumbled
blue
insalata
pera
tortellini
in homemade
chicken
broth
WRAP
EN BRODO mesculin
mesculin
greens topped with
cheese
and
caramelized
walnuts
tortellini in TORTELLINI
brodo
sausage pepper onion
greens
topped with
GREEK parm
EGGPLANT
meatball
eggplant
parm hero
hero
rgrilled chicken, red onion, tomato,
PIZZETTA
tortellini in homemade chicken
poached
crumbled
blue
chicken
fresca
hero
red or white
sauce
poached
pears,pears,
crumbled
blue
tortellini
in
homemade
chicken broth
cream
of broccoli
basil and fresh
mozzarella
broth
cheese
and caramelized
walnuts
grilled chicken, red onion,
insalata
fantasia
cheese and
caramelized
walnuts
garnished
with
homemade
croutons
tomato,
basil and
fresh hero
mozzarella
spinach and mixed greens topped
chicken
fresca
CHICKEN CAESAR cream
WRAP of broccoli
MARGUERITE
CREAM OF BROCCOLI with insalata
INSALATA
FANTASIA
red
onions,
goat cheese and
grilled chicken, red onion,
fantasia
romaine, caesar
dressing,
grilled
garnished
with homemade
croutons
stracciatella
soup
garnished
with homemade
spinach
and mixed
greens
chicken
caesar
wrap
raspberry
shallot
vinaigrette
sided
tomato,
basil
and
fresh
mozzarella
spinach
and
mixed
greens
topped
chicken
PIZZETTA
italian stylecroutons
spinach
romaine,
caesar dressing,
with
crostini
topped
with
red
onions, goat
with red onions, goat cheese
and
and egg drop
soup
grilled
chicken
stracciatella
soup
ITALIAN HERO
and
raspberry shallot
chicken
caesar
wrap
raspberrycheese
shallot
vinaigrette
sided
insalata
maranello
STRACCIATELLA SOUP
assorted italian coldcuts,italian
fresh mozstyle spinach
romaine, caesar dressing,
with crostini
vinaigrette
sided
with crostini
italian
hero
romaine, walnuts, dried cranberries,
italian
style spinach and egg
zarella, peppers, lettuce,and
tomato
butternut
squash
egg drop
soup
grilled
chicken
assorted italian coldcuts,
avocado
and
goat cheese
drop
soup
INSALATA
MARANELLO
insalata
maranello
pureed butternut squash
fresh mozzarella,
peppers,
SHRIMP PARM HERO (+$1.00)
italian hero
romaine, walnuts,
dried cranberries,
romaine, walnuts,
dried cranberwith hintssquash
of apple
butternut
lettuce,
tomato
insalata
buenavista
BUTTERNUT
assorted
italian
coldcuts,
avocado
and goat
cheese
ries,
avocado
andsliced
goat cheese
VEAL PARM HEROpureed
(+$1.00)butternut
squash SQUASH
spring
mix
greens,
green
fresh mozzarella, peppers,
pureed
butternut
squash
with
soup
of
day
with
hints
ofthe
apple
shrimp
parm hero
(+$1.00)
apples,
fresh
mozzarella and
lettuce,
tomato
insalata
buenavista
POLLO PANINI
hints of apple
INSALATA
BUENO
VISTA
caramelized
walnuts
spring
mix
greens,
sliced
green
spring mix greens, sliced green
veal parm
VINCENZO PANINI
soup of the day
shrimp
parmhero
hero(+$1.00)
(+$1.00)
apples,
freshfresh
mozzarella
apples,
mozzarellaand
SOUP OF THE DAy
caramelized
walnuts and
MIA
GIAHNA
PANINI
caramelized walnuts
veal parm hero (+$1.00)
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