North Fork Potato Chips has created the area’s first sunflower maze in Cutchogue.
The local potato chip company, which is owned by Sidor Farm in Mattituck, opened the nearly 3-acre sunflower maze at the intersection of Route 48 and Cox Lane on Aug. 4.
Carol Sidor, who owns North Fork Potato Chips with her husband, Martin, said several varieties of sunflower seeds were planted in May to resemble the company’s logo.
“We use sunflower oil to make our chips,” Ms. Sidor said. “We grew two fields last year, but [Tropical Storm Irene] destroyed everything.”
The sunflower maze is open everyday at 10 a.m., weather permitting. Admission costs $10 for adults; $5 for children ages 4 to 12 and free for children age 3 and under.
On the last Tuesday evening in August, some of the Suffolk County APIA au pairs met their Community Counselor, Cindy Garruba, at Harborfront Park in Pt. Jefferson Village. It was a beautiful evening and a perfect night to watch Twilight Breaking Dawn Part I. The Pt. Jeff Chamber of Commerce has been showing free outdoor movies on Tuesday nights this summer! 
Week 10 is fun with butterflies and bugs! What kid doesn’t want to know more about bugs and butterflies? Read “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” with your kids and make this snack. Go to the library and get some books out on bugs! Go on a nature hunt in the backyard and look for bugs! Go firefly catching in the evening (use a jar with holes punch in the top to keep the fireflies in) Just have fun!!
This week your host kids can be detectives and spies! Take a look at these great ideas from Camp Au Pair in America: 
On Sunday, July 29th, Suffolk County Au Pair in America host families and au pairs gathered at their Community Counselor’s beach house for some Olympic fun. The kids started by coloring some Olympic rings and creating their own flags. Games were played with host kids, au pairs and the parents. Lots of giggles were heard as they filled up buckets of water in a relay race, dressed up in silly outfits during another race, did a ring toss and other games. Time for a swim in the Long Island Sound, digging in the sand, walks on the beach and then a potluck dinner & BBQ. 
Everyone learned a little more about each other. Experienced host parents chatted with new host parents. New au pairs met long term au pairs. Friendships grew between host kids. After dessert & coffee, everyone headed home a little closer then when they arrived. 
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