Volume XXII No. 32 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 4/11/13 75C Volunteers Battle Multiple Fires In Week

by Kevin C. Horton The Glen Cove Fire Department, aided by neighboring departments and Glen Cove EMS had a very active week battling large fires, burning cars, and building fires. On Saturday March 30 at 1:45am the Glen Cove Volunteers were alerted to a “signal 8,” an unknown type of fire at Ellwood Street and Valentine Street. Ac- cording to second assistant Chief Philip Grella Jr, Tom Kenary, Glen Cove Fire Dispatcher #4 received multiple calls for a big fire on Valentine Street so he upgraded the alarm to a General Alarm, “Possible house fire,” at 26 Coles Street. Firefighter and next door neighbor Robert “Rabbit” Budzenski saw that the rear of the next door neighbor’s house was on fire and two occupants were on the porch roof. He asked if anyone else was in the house and they stated no. Budzenski then got a ladder from his garage as 3rd assistant Chief Robert Marino arrived a the scene and declared the fire a “Signal 10,” a working house fire. Firefighter Budzenski put his ladder up and escorted the homeowners down unhurt and safe. Chief Joseph Solomito arrived right behind Chief Marino and set up com-

continued on page 2 Firefighters battle the blaze on Coles Street (photos by Michael Marino)

For the safety North Shore Relay for Life sets 2013 Fundraising Goal at $200,000! Please join us at April Team Meeting of the public- Wednesday, April 17th 2013 North Shore High School, Glen Head at 7:00 PM

Please be advised that Sea June 1st-2nd, 2013 marks the 7th an- Cliff Avenue will be closed nual Relay for Life event at North Shore on April 17, 2013 High School. With the collective efforts of our community members, money is between Central Ave. raised for the American Cancer Society and Summit Ave. from to prevent and help cure cancer, all the 7:30am to 10:30 am due while bringing families and friends to- gether. Together as a community, North to heavy equipment and Shore has raised over $600,000 in the construction. continued on page 2

North Shore Relay for Life Team The Gummy Bears representing the North Shore Middle School at 2012 Event Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 11, 2013 Volunteers Battle Multiple Fires North Shore Relay for Life sets continued from page 1 first and second floor but he couldn’t mand while Chief of Department Rodni make it to the attic due to the heavy vol- 2013 Fundraising Goal at $200,000! Leftwich took up operations in front ume of smoke. Chief Grella ordered two and Chief Marino took up operations in 1 ¾ hand lines to the rear of the house up Please join us at April Team Meeting the rear of the building. to the second floor so they could make it Engine 525, according to Grella, to the third floor. First due 525 stretched Wednesday, April 17th 2013 North Shore was first due. They were ordered to lay the lines to the rear of the building, lad- in a 4 inch supply line and stretch two 1 der 5211 set up on the side of the build- High School, Glen Head at 7:00 PM ¾ hand lines to the rear of the building. ing with hose lines in place. The truck Ladder 5211 was 2nd due. They started company was hitting the fire with water. last 6 years. It has been the #1 Relay for present and future! This is the time for the truck operations while engine 528 Sea Cliff Fire Department was Life in Nassau County for the past two anyone in the North Shore, Glen Cove was ordered to lay in another 4 inch sup- called for a Fast Team, Glenwood Fire years and the goal for 2013 is $200,000! and surrounding communities who have ply line front the fire hydrant and stretch Co. Was called for a tower ladder to the There are many fundraising efforts al- been affected by cancer to CELEBRATE a 1 ¾ hand line to the front door. scene which wet up in front of the fire ready taking place throughout the com- the cancer survivors in our lives, RE- Mutual aid was provided by Sea building and Roslyn Rescue was called munity including a Raffle Ticket Contest MEMBER those who lost their battle to Cliff Fire Department for a Fast Team to for an engine to stand by at GC head- to win a 50” Toshiba LED TV, a Kayak, cancer, and FIGHT BACK as a commu- the scene while Glenwood Landing Fire quarters. Locust Valley was called for or a Kindle Fire. nity against cancer. Co. was dispatched for one ambulance an ambulance at Glen Cove EMS head- For the first time, the North Shore Be a part of the single largest fund- to Glen EMS Headquarters to take in all quarters. The GCVFD had five engines, Elementary Schools will be playing a raiser in the world. May’s Team Meeting other alarms while Glen Cove EMS as- 1 ladder, 1 rescue truck, 1 fire police unit role helping to raise funds through the will be held on Monday, May 6th. For sisted at the scene. and three chiefs at the scene. About 100 American Cancer Society’s Relay Re- more information and to find out about The GCVFD had four engines, volunteers battled the blaze. cess Program. Relay Recess brings can- this year’s raffles and how to purchase one ladder, 1 rescue, 1 fire police unit cer education and community service tickets please go to our website www. and four chiefs on the scene with ap- The Nassau County Fire Marshall was into the classroom, engaging elemen- relayforlife.org/northshoreny . You can proximately 175 members. The Nassau called in and the fire is under investiga- tary students in the fight against cancer. email your questions to NSRelayfor- County Fire Marshall was called in and tion. The students are excited to be playing [email protected]. Your help and enthu- the fire is under investigation. an important role in reaching this year’s siasm is greatly appreciated. 69 Clement Street $200,000 goal! 24 Ravine Avenue On Sunday April 7, at 1:54pm the If you are interested in getting in- FOR the PRESS: If you have questions On Wednesday April 3 at 7:44pm the GCVFD was alerted to a possible build- volved in the Relay for Life, please join regarding this press release please con- GCVFD was alerted to a possible house ing fire at 69 Clement Street. Glen Cove us on Wednesday, April 17th, 2013 at the tact: fire at 24 Ravine Avenue in Glen Cove. Dispatcher Marvin Tate stated it was a North Shore High School in Glen Head Annene Guertin-Mutchler Dispatcher #1 and Chief of Department possible garage fire but it was on Valen- at 7:00 PM. Please bring any friends, [email protected] Rodni Leftwich received multiple calls tine Street. Chief Rodni Leftwich who family, co-workers, or “Relay-ers” past, 516-754-4711 for a house fire and possible car burning was first due on the scene. Chiefs Solo- next to the house. mito, Grella, and Marino all went to Val- North Shore Chorus And 1st Assistant Chief Joseph Solomito entine and Engine 528 first due provided was on scene first and right behind him a line to the rear garage. Ladder 5211 set was 3rd assistant Chief Marino, and 2nd up in front of the building and the fire Orchestra In Gala 30Th Assistant Chief Philip Grella. Chief So- was knocked down in about 16 minutes. lomito transmitted a “signal 10” with The GCVFD had two engines, 1 Anniversary Concert On April 27 ladder, 1 rescue, 1 fire police unit ant heavy fire coming out of the attic win- The North Shore Community Cho- composition based on the writings of four chiefs on the scene. dows. Chief Grella went inside and con- rus (NSCC), under the direction of Ste- the great American poet, Walt Whitman: The Chiefs’ office of the GCVFD ducted a search for victims on the first, phen Goldstein, will be joined by the Howard Hanson's "Song of Democracy" would like to thank all the officers and second and third floors. Chief Marino North Shore Symphony Orchestra, under for chorus and orchestra. members from Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, was outside running operations while the direction of Susan Deaver, in a gala Rounding off the gala program will Glenwood, Roslyn, Locust Valley, Glen Chief Solomito set up command. concert on Saturday, April 27, in celebra- be George Gershwin's "Concerto in F," Cove EMS and GCPD for their assis- Chief Grella radioed that no victims tion of the NSCC’s 30 years of glorious featuring piano soloist, Timothy Carl, tance at all the fires. were found in the primary search of the music making by and for the greater and the North Shore Symphony Orches- North Shore and Long Island communi- tra, under the direction of Susan Deaver. ties. Mr. Carl, a noted pianist from Port Wash- The NSCC’s 30th Anniversary con- ington, is also the NSCC’s accompanist cert will feature Ralph Vaughan William's The NSCC 30th Anniversary Gala dramatic cantata, "Dona Nobis Pacem," Concert will be performed in the audi- an impassioned plea for an end to war, torium of the North Shore High School, based on the poetry of Walt Whitman. 450 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Head, NY, Featured soloists will be Janice Weir, at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults, soprano and Ron Meixsel, baritone. Ste- and $12 for seniors and children, and phen Goldstein will lead the choral/or- may be purchased at the door. For more chestral ensemble in this performance. information: (631) 470-6128. Also on the program is another

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Valley and the surrounding communities. modest honorarium by the Rotary Club youth of the City of Glen Cove. Also Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Club By providing proven education, recre- of Glen Cove as January 2013 Student included in these youth projects are the will be the place for fashionable men and ation and guidance programs in a safe of the Month at a special dinner meeting Senior Scholarship, Dress-A-Child, and women who enjoy finding great deals and nurturing environment that many and was presented. Gabriella is a senior Send-A-Child to Camp programs. on new and gently pre-owned, distinc- children consider their second home, we at Glen Cove High, is enrolled in honor Glen Cove Rotary meets each Tues- tive designer fashions, accessories and help our young participants lead happy, level courses, and participates in many day at 12:15 p.m. at Page One Restaurant home goods from today’s hottest design- healthy and productive lives. Currently, activities including Varsity Volley Ball. and welcomes business persons desiring ers. Eveningwear ranges from haute the Club provides services to more than In her presentation to the members she to serve their community. Today, 1.2 couture to ready-to-wear and there are 1,600 children annually. spoke of her interest in dentistry and in- million Rotarians belong to over 32,000 numerous current fashions, career clas- The Club is accepting donations for dicated that she would be enrolled in the Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries sics, women’s sportswear, men’s clothes, the Sale until Monday, April 22nd. Items forensic science program at C.W. Post and geographical areas. For information children’s clothes, accessories and home can be dropped off to the upstairs gym- University. contact: Carol Nelson at Glen Floors goods. nasium M, W and F 10am-4pm, Thurs- The Student of the Month Recogni- 671-3737 or Tony Messineo at Steven- For one week Grenville Baker Boys day, 10am-7pm, Saturday 10am-12pm tion Program is one of the Community son Printing. 676-1233 & Girls Club’s gymnasium will be trans- and Closed on Sunday. formed into an elegant designer resale The Sale takes place from Friday, store offering stylish high-end women’s May 3 through Saturday, May 11 and is clothing and accessories at prices to open, Monday 2pm-7pm, Closed Tues- please all budgets. Names like Chanel, day, Grand Re-Opening on Wednes- Armani and Ferragamo are but a few day from 10am-8pm, Thursday-Friday of the well-known designer names that 10am-8pm, Saturday 10am–4pm and are featured among the thousands of Sunday 12pm-4pm at Grenville Baker wonderful donated fashion items and Boys & Girls Club, 135 Forest Avenue, accessories that attract shoppers who Locust Valley, NY. are interested in fashion. Many other For more information call (516) popular labels are also well represented 759-5437 ext. 11 or visit www.gbbgc. among the large selection of coats, suits, org. Accepted forms of payment include: dresses, evening gowns, and sportswear cash, check, Amex, Discover, Master- that helps make this charitable Sale so Card and Visa. extraordinary. This year’s Sale is special for the Club because a new collection is being added to the Sale. A collection of vin- tage clothing and household items from the 1940’s through the 1990’s will be available to all shoppers particularly the hipsters and vintage lovers; this is the place you will want to be. In addition to selling clothing and accessories, the Sale offers a treasure trove of new and donated costume jew- elry, gift items, belts, hats, accessories, scarves and handbags. The racks of de- signer clothing offered for the Sale is replenished every day with new items, and experienced shoppers know to re- turn to the Club during the Sale to look for more bargains as racks and tables are restocked daily. The Clothing Sale benefits Grenville Rotary Student of the month Gabriella Ermmarino (center) with her mother Maria (left) and Baker Boys & Girls Club, a local chapter Rotary Secretary Glenn Howard (right). Week of April 11, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5

Glen Cove EMS Blotter Sun Mar 31st - Sat Apr 6th: 42 Calls Year To Date: 716 Calls

Summary of Ambulance Calls Abdominal Pain - 1 Assault - 2 Back Pain - 1 Behavioral Emergency 1 Bleeding - 2 Cardiac Related - 1 Chest Pain - 2 Fall Victim - 5 General Pain - 3 Motor Vehicle Accident - 1 Other - 8 Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle - 1 Pregnancy/OBGYN - 1 Seizure - 2 Downton Abbey At the North Shore Sick Person - 9 Standby At Scene For Fire Dept - 1 Stroke - 1 Historical Museum The newly opened North Shore Following the presentation a delight- Historical Museum on Glen Street in ful traditional English tea with scones, Provided by GCEMS Chief Matthew Venturino Glen Cove was recently host to Amy lemon curd, berry preserves and clotted Driscoll who gave a slide presentation cream was served along with Scottish titled Downton Abbey Meets Locust Val- shortbread. ley. The old courthouse overflowed with This event was organized by Linda Glen Cove Fire Dept Blotter guests, and it was standing room only for Darby, a board member of the North Sun Mar 31st - Sat Apr 6th: 12 Calls this popular presentation. Shore Historical Museum. Discoll compared the lifestyles of An exhibit of glamorous gowns Year To Date: 160 Calls Downton Abbey’s ficticious Lord and and accessories from Monica Randall’s Lady Grantham and their servants; albeit Gatsby era collection will be featured at based on the real English aristocracy, to the museum from May until Labor Day the wealthy estate owners and their staff with a preview reception on Friday May Summary of Fire Calls in the era of the Gold Coast in Locust 3. Assist EMS - 1 Valley, Glen Cove and beyond. NSHM is open on Wednesdays and Automatic Fire Alarm - 4 English teapots were displayed in Saturdays, Carbon Monoxide Emergency - 3 the showcase on loan from NSHM vice For further information call museum Forcible Entry - 1 president, British born, Victoria Crosby. Director Colleen Yoder at 516 801-1191 House Fire - 1 Several board members wore traditional email director@northshorehistoricalmu- Natural Gas Leak - 2 costume in keeping with the event, his- seum.org or visit northshorehistorical torian Monica Randall, videographer museum.org Barry Rivadue and Eve Califano, who Provided by GCFD Chief Rodni Leftwich displayed a copy of the deed of her home photo which is the original Latting House for Monica Randall, Barry Rivadue and Eve which Lattingtown was named. Califano in period costume

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Friends Academy Middle School jazz band swings into FL 21 student musicians accepted, perform at Disney Magic Music Days

In mid-March, the Friends Academy to a recording studio to participate in the cians everything from sight reading to Editor and Publisher Middle School jazz band traded a few “Jazz It Up!” workshop, in which the improvisation to how to record in a stu- Kevin C. Horton blistery days in New York for the hot band members sight read five Disney dio. A sound engineer helped create a Photographers sounds of Disney Magic Music Days, classics such as “Kiss the Girl,” “It’s a CD of all of the songs the students had Peter Budraitis as they performed for the first time on Small World,” and “Reflection.” worked on, as well as syncing their se- Richard Wilson Jr. a Disney stage and participated in a lection, “Kiss the Girl” with the origi- Art Director special Jazz workshop. nal animated film. “I was so impressed Milkenia Horton “This is the first time we have been with our students’ professionalism,” Circulation Manager accepted and played at Disney Magic remarked Tennyson. “And the clini- Robert J. Horton Music Days,” said Jazz teacher Jesse cian and sound engineer were too… Layout Design Tennyson. The students were required saying that our middle school students Jackie Comitino to record two songs and submit each sight read the music better than most Staff Writers to Disney for approval. high school groups.” John C. O’Connell The FA jazz band was the first en- Enrolling 779 students from age 3 Brenda Weck semble to perform for Disney’s new through Grade 12, Friends Academy Gene Auciello spring season and students (or cast is guided by its Quaker heritage and Carol Griffin members, as Disney organizers re- the principles of integrity, simplicity, Matthew Ross ferred to them as), were also able to patience, moderation and a peaceful Sports Editor tour the backstage inner workings of resolution of conflict. The school is Robin Appel Disney World. located on 65 acres at the intersec- Gazette logo designed by “Our students played a 25-minute set tion of Piping Rock and Duck Pond artist Janice Leotti of music and sounded amazing,” said For seventh grader Andrew Becker (Old roads in Locust Valley/Glen Cove. Patricia Campbell Horton Tennyson. “There was a professional Brookville), who plays the drums, the To learn more about the school or to Publisher Emeritus sound crew helping us with an introduc- opportunity to record was the highlight. schedule a tour, please visit the Friends tion by a live MC,” he added. The stu- “My favorite part about the trip was Academy website, www.fa.org, their 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 dents ultimately drew quite a crowd of working in a professional workshop,” Facebook page, www.facebook.com/ e-mail: [email protected] listeners as more people began to walk said Becker. “We got a chance to try friendsacademyNY"www.facebook. Phone: 516-671-2360 over to hear the band’s five-song set, something new by recording our songs com/friendsacademyNY or call (516) KCH Publications, Inc. including Duke Ellington’s “It Don’t and it sounded great. And I was sur- 676-0393. All rights reserved Mean a Thing,” Neil Hefti’s “Cherry prised by how fun it was to play in front Point,” Duke Ellington’s “Satin Doll,” of a crowd,” he added. The Middle School Jazz Band performs Tito Puente’s “Oye Como Va” and Neil An on-site clinician and professional at Disney Magic Music Days in Orlando. Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline.” jazz trumpeter taught the student musi- COURTESY FRIENDS ACADEMY During their second day, students headed Week of April 11, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 NS Senior Chosen as One of the HS Ceramic Artist Winners in Town of Oyster Bay Arts Takes Top Prize at NCC Fair Council’s 2013 Scholarship Program Congratulations to Glen Cove High School junior Rayvaun Satterfield, who re- cently won first place in the Ceramic Sculpture category at the Nassau Community Congratulations go out to Chris- rimba for the annual Awards Ceremony College Annual Arts Fair, held on April 6. topher W. Leich, chosen as one of the and Reception which will be held at the “Rayvaun is a student with an outstanding attitude,” said his ceramics teacher, winners of the Town of Oyster Bay Arts Long Island High School for the Arts Vicki Gordon, who spoke about how his original sculpture was accidently destroyed Council’s 2013 Scholarship Program! He on Monday April 22, 2013 at 7 pm. At when it fell from a pedestal while on display at NCC. Rayvaun re-titled the piece will receive a $750 award for his work in this celebratory event, all winners will “The End of the Journey,” which is currently in pieces and on display in a case at the the field of Music-Marimba. be recognized for their achievement and NCC gallery with a picture of the project in its original state. Chris was chosen to perform his they will be presented with their awards. The theme of the gallery is “Journeys: Travel to Outer Spaces, Middle Spaces piece, Ney Rosauro, Concerto for Ma- and Inner Spaces,” which will be running for the next two weeks at NCC. “Rayvaun is an exceptionally talented student who visualizes the world around him in a way that enables him to create dramatic and challenging 3D ceramic pieces,” added Ms. Gordon. “I like the challenge of doing things that people think cannot be done,” said Ray- vaun. “I use my imagination to establish my goals.”

Pictured is Christopher W. Leich, a senior at North Shore High School, who was recently chosen as one of the winners of the Town of Oyster Bay Arts Council’s 2013 Scholarship Program. HAWAIIAN NIGHT DINNER The Ladies’ Auxiliary of The American Legion, Glenwood Landing Post 336 will host a night of fun complete with Hawaiian dancers and dinner on Saturday evening, April 27, 2013 from 6:30 to 11:00 PM. The price is $25 per person and beer, wine and soda are included. The Post is located at 190 Glen Head Road, Glen Head, NY. For info: Barbara Laderer @ 516-676- 7158.

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• GLEN COVE Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 11, 2013 College Bound Student-Athletes Get a Leg Up The Glen Cove School District Ath- Division I, II and III college programs letic Department and the Booster Club for student-athletes. The panel also out- sponsored a workshop for college bound lined the role of the parent in the college student-athletes who have aspirations of search and educated parents regarding playing sports in college. Pat Grecco, a scholarships, financial packaging, and member of the Long Island Junior Soc- helped distinguish between the types cer League’s Hall of Fame who is in- of commitments students may make to strumental in helping numerous student- colleges. Also included was a discus- athletes find the college of their interest, sion of what colleges are looking for in ran the workshop. Under Ms. Grecco’s a recruit, and an academic overview with BUY NOW! advisement, many student athletes have SAT/ACT updates. Each student-athlete received full scholarships. received an information packet from the Ms. Grecco, along with a panel of NCAA and was able to participate in a Exclusive Hurricane Sandy student-athletes and college coaches, ex- question-and-answer session at the end Recovery Special plained to parents the difference between of the workshop. -JNJUFE
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On April 3, PO Milanese arrested a 42 year old male on an Open Warrant for Suspended Registration.

On April 3, Det. Glennon arrested a 43 year old female for Criminal Contempt 2nd Degree and Aggravated Harassment 2nd Degree on Continental Place.

On April 6, PO Mozer arrested a 37 year old male on an Open Warrant and Uri- City of Glen Cove Police Department Weekly Arrests nating in Public on Glen Street. March 24, 2013 - April 6, 2013

On March 24, PO Oppedisano arrested a 19 year old male for DWI, Ability Im- paired by Drugs, and Leaving the Scene of an Accident on North Street.

On March 24, Sgt. Mancusi arrested a 23 year old male for DWI, Aggravated DWI, and numerous traffic violations on The Place.

On March 24, Det. Albin arrested a 25 year old male for Obstruction of Breathing, Defensive Driving Course are linked. Learn the value of identity Menacing 2nd Degree and Endangering the Welfare of a Child on 3rd Street. On April 20 from 9am - 330 pm the Sup- and the five things you leave behind per Agency of Glen Head will be giving when you leave the working world. On March 27, PO Manning arrested a 51 year old male for Criminal Contempt the National Safety council defensive 2nd Degree on Jerome Drive. driving course. Wed., 5/8 – 7PM – Electrical Fire The class will be held at Our Savior Safety On March 28, Lt. Nagle arrested a 27 year old male on an Open Warrant for Lutheran church 16 glenwood rd Glen Stephen Bender, master electrician and DWI. Head , the cost is $40 . To register call electrical engineer, presents an 674 3220 or 676 4540. On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 19 year old male on an Open Warrant for Thank You Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 7th Degree. Gary Supper St. Boniface Martyr Mother’s Club Reunion On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 38 year old female on an Open Warrant for Upcoming Events at Gold Coast Li- A St. Boniface Martyr Mother’s Club Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 3rd Degree. brary reunion luncheon will be held Friday, All adult programs required registration. May 10 at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club from On March 28, PO Milanese arrested a 28 year old female on Open Warrants for Stop by the library – 50 Railroad Ave. 12 noon until 3 p.m. For reservations or Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 3rd Degree and Petit Larceny. Glen Head, or call 759-8300 to register. additional information, please call Ann All adult programs are held in the An- Brady at (631) 765-5047 or Jean Strat- On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 21 year old male on Open Warrants for Pos- nex unless otherwise noted. Adults only ford at (516) 671-2437. session of Burglar Tools, Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 2nd Degree, and please. Speeding. SEA CLIFF LIBRARY PROGRAMS Sun., 4/21 – 2PM - Nature as Muse: On March 28, PO Linares arrested a 29 year old male on an Open Warrant for The Artwork of Louis Comfort Tif- Tuesday, April 16th, ,Afternoon movies Obstruction of Breathing. fany @ the Library.Amour (Rated PG-13) Sponsored by Friends of the Gold Coast Academy award winner/ Foreign lan- On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 20 year old female on Open Warrants for Library. Presented by Lindsy Parrott, Di- guage 1:15 pm Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 3rd Degree, Assault 3rd Degree and Criminal rector/Curator at the Neustadt Collection Trespass. of Tiffany Glass at the Queens Museum. Thursday, April 18th , Music jam. Bring Learn how Louis C. Tiffany’s sculptural your acoustic instrument and your voice On March 28, PO Linares arrested a 26 year old male for Criminal Sale of a Con- forms and nuanced colors of nature were or just listen to an old fashioned music trolled Substance 3rd Degree (3 counts) and Criminal Possession of a Controlled incorporated into leaded-glass windows jam.. 7pm. Substance 3rd Degree (3 counts). and lamps, blown-glass vases, metal- work, ceramics, jewelry, and textiles. Your Sea Cliff Llibrary now has passes On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 45 year old male on an Open Warrant for to the Vanderbilt Museum and Planetari- Menacing 2nd Degree. Mon., 4/22,29; 5/6 – 2PM - Why You um, Intrepid Air, Sea and Space Museum Lose at Bridge and the Museum of Modern Art. On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 48 year old male on an Open Warrant for In a unique a humorous style, instructor VTL violations. Jerry Prisyon points out frequently made Your Sea Cliff Library now has a NOOK errors made at the bridge table; and eReader that Sea Cliff cardholders can On March 28, Lt. Nagle arrested a 39 year old female on an Open Warrant for plays and bids that are simply wrong and borrow. Come check it out! Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 2nd Degree. why. Learn the newest and most popular bridge conventions. This class is for ex- Sea Cliff Village Library Now Offers On March 28, Det. Albin arrested a 27 year old male on an Open Warrant for perienced bridge players only! Downloadable Audiobooks and eBooks Assault 3rd Degree. Mon., 4/22 –7PM - Introduction to Attention Senior Citizens ! On March 29, Det. Glennon arrested a 21 year old male for Criminal Possession Genealogy Now Is The Time To Join Your Neighbors Stolen Property 5th Degree (2 counts) on Glen Cove Rd. Think you might be related to royalty? And Become Members Of The Golden Was Jesse James really great-great Uncle Ring Club.... Which Meets Every Thurs- On March 29, PO Pascucci arrested an 18 year old male for Resisting Arrest and Jesse? This program will guide you step- day At 1 P.M. At The T.O.B. Community Criminal Possession of Marihuana 5th Degree on Brewster Street. by-step so that you can begin to research Center At 200 Glen Head Road, Glen your family history. Head, N.Y. On March 31, PO Calamusa arrested a 33 year old male for Aggravated Unli- “Stop In....Say Hello....Make New censed Operation 3rd Degree (2 counts) and 1st Degree (2 counts), DUI, Operate Wed., 4/24 – 7PM – Navigate the Li- Friends” without Interlock Device and other VTL violations on Glen Street. brary Website We welcome new members to join our Learn how to navigate the library web- club...have some coffee and/or tea and On April 1, Det. Van Allen arrested a 50 year old male for Criminal Mischief 3rd site so that you can use it to its’ best ad- desserts...and later play cards, dominoes, Degree and Criminal Trespass 2nd Degree on Carpenter Street. vantage. Come with questions! bingo, read books or just relax ! WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING On April 2, Det. Glennon arrested a 24 year old male for Endangering the Wel- Mon., 4/29 – 6:45PM – From Boredom YOU !...... fare of a Child (2 counts), Unlawful Imprisonment 2nd Degree and Menacing to Identity YOUR FRIENDS AT THE GOLDEN 3rd Degree on Carpenter Street. Stan Broitman explores what boredom RING CLUB. means, what identity is, and why they Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 11, 2013 North Shore 11th Grader Takes First Place in NY State in the InvestWrite Competition Congratulations to Nick Caldari for placing first in all of New York State in the InvestWrite Essay Competition. Each semester, students taking the Investment Class at North Shore High School have the opportunity to participate in Invest- Write, a national competition sponsored by The Stock Market Game. Nick’s es- say entitled, “Death of the Hamburglar” provided an in depth analysis of the ef- fect a fictional event involving the safety of eating ground beef would have on companies in the food industry. Nick received a surprise visit from the Stock Market Game “prize patrol” telling him the wonderful news and will receive a trophy and gift card at the award cer- emony in June. For the competition, approximately 1,600 high school students submitted es- says to InvestWrite for judging; numer- ous judges participated in the scoring process. 32 essays made it to the final round and Nick Caldari’s “Death of the Hamburglar” essay was selected the best in New York State. Many thanks to high school teacher Pictured Nick Caldari who placed first in all of New York State in the InvestWrite Essay Competition with his high school Principal Albert Lisa Kornberg, the Business Education Cousins and Business Education Teacher Lisa Kornberg. Article and photos by Shelly Newman

Teacher at North Shore High School, who teaches Investments, Marketing, Business Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Law and Introduction to Business classes. Congratulations! Annual Club Closet Tag Sale

Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club will hold their Annual Club Closet Tag Sale on Friday, April 12, Saturday, April 13 and Sunday, April 14. The Friday Night Preview sale will take place from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. There is a $10 admission fee to attend the Preview sale. Saturday sale hours start at 8 am and run until 2 pm and Sunday hour sale hours are from 10 am to 1 pm. There is no admission fee on Saturday or Sunday. The Club is currently accepting donations for the sale. Items acceptable for donations include antiques, home décor and accents, furniture, textiles, rugs, holiday and seasonal décor, kitchen appliances, glass and tableware, outdoor gear and equip- ment, designer label apparel and jewelry and accessories. Please call 516-671-8030 or email Melissa Rhodes at [email protected] for complete details and do- nation drop off schedule. The Club Closet Tag Sale is held annually to help raise much needed funds for the Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club, servicing more than 700 children and teens from the Glen Cove community. All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Club’s pro- grams and initiatives.

Captions: Betsy Gibbs of Worth Repeating (l) with Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club Executive Director, Melissa Rhodes (r) and members of the Club. Week of April 11, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 City Promotes Two Of Its Finest by Kevin C. Horton Glen Cove Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi along with Glen Cove Police Chief Wil- liam Whitton and the Glen Cove City Council promoted two of its officers at the Council meeting of April 9, 2013. Christopher W. Ortiz was promoted to Police Lieutenant. Thomas E. Wansor, Jr. was appointed to Police Sergeant.

Chris Ortiz Bio Chris graduated Glen Cove HS 1992 and Nassau Community College in 1994. He received a BA in Criminology in 1997 from John Jay College and a Masters of Science from CW Post in 2000. He re- ceived a PHD in Criminal Justice from John Jay College 2006. He was appointed to police depart- ment on October 14, 1997 and was pro- moted to Sgt. on June 6, 2006. Commendations- He received 22 com- mendations for Excellent Police Duty and one Letter of Commendation. In July 9, 2000 Ortiz made an arrest for burglary of GC Power Equipment on Cottage Row by career criminal. 1/29/01 Arrest of gang members in sto- len van involving a vehicle pursuit and foot chase and possession of a sawed off shotgun. On 7/22/04 at a house fire on Glen Keith road Ortiz went into burning apt. to rescue woman who had gone in to get her cats. 4/22/05 – He and P.O. Albin saved life of a pregnant woman who had severed her brachial artery with a large knife and had lost over 3 pints of blood. 9/19/05 Ortiz assisted in arrest of male who possessed a loaded handgun and resisted arrest when officers tried to handcuff him. Training Certificates Received- Field Training Officer, RADAR, Police Mountain Bike June 2007 - FBI Law Enforcement Ex- ecutive Development Seminar (LEEDS), Princeton Univ. June 2012- FBI National Academy 249th Session, Quantico VA Specialties - Dept. Grant Coordinator , SLA (underage drinking and licenses premise) enforcement, Liaison to SAFE, Coordinator for “National Night Out” Achievements – as Grant Coordinator Ortiz helped Dept. acquire Community Policing Command Post Vehicle, License plate readers, Downtown surveillance camera system, Digital fingerprinting, firearms training simulator, crime map- ping, all funded by grant money. Currenty serves as consultant for the Rand Corporation, Vera Institute of Jus- tice and NY Division of Criminal Justice munity College in 1993. He received a Assault w/knife. Suspect had left scene Specialties- Mountain Bike Patrol, Services (DCJS) BA from C.W. Post in Criminal Justice and PO Wansor found him hiding under Commercial Truck enforcement, SLA In 2013 he trained the Liberian National in 1995. He was appointed to the Glen a car. Arrest on 4/18/2000- while inves- (underage drinking, licensed premise) Police Dept for the United States Depart- Cove PD on October 30, 1995. Com- tigating missing 14 year girl he located enforcement, Dept. Firearms instructor, ment of State mendation/Awards- 14 commendations her and got info about 2 stolen Honda TASER instructor for Excellent Police Duty. 4 Letters of autos, leading to their recovery and ar- Tom “Tucker” Wansor Bio Commendation. rest of male suspect. Tom is also known as "Tucker" Notably –assisted in arrest for Bank Nassau County Police Chiefs Assc. - Subscribe today named after Tucker Fredrickson, a NY Robbery at Bank of America on 4/8/97, Distinguished Service Award 2002 Giant running back in the sixties, by his burglary arrest 8/17/98 - suspect was Training Certificates - Field Training Call 671-2360 late father who was a big Giants fan. caught by PO Wansor prior to discovery Officer, RADAR, Police Mountain Tucker graduated from St. Mary’s of the Laundromat burglary, 12/5/98 ar- Bike, FBI Certified firearms instructor, High School in 1984 and Nassau Com- rest for 1st Deg. Burglary and 1st deg. certified TASER instructor. Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 11, 2013 Answer to last weeks Crossword

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 S P E W N O G S B A B E L 14 15 16 A RNE O INK A MUSE 17 18 19 S ETS C LUE S ISSY cosatgazette.net 20 21 22 S WITCHESWI TCHES 23 24 25 E AT O AR R EEF 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Last Week’s Celebrity D RYRUN E K E I C E Last week’s celebrity was Will 33 34 35 36 A RCANA S E RUM Sampson. He appeared in the production 37 38 39 40 of “Black Elk Speaks” with the American S H A TTERSHATTERS 41 42 Indian Theater Co. in Tulsa, Oklahoma, O ATES T UNDRA where David Carradine and other Native 43 44 45 46 47 48 T HY U SE R OLLE R American actors like Wes Studi (“Dances 49 50 51 52 53 with Wolves”, “The Last of the Mohi- P A W L I ON O VA 54 55 56 57 58 cans”) and Randolph Mantooth (“JAG”, S L IGHTER LIGHTER “Battlestar Galactica”, “Baywatch”) 59 60 61 L UCIA D OLT E IRE starred in stage productions. He was also 62 63 64 an artist. His large painting depicting the I NALL D UEL M OSS 65 66 67 “Ribbon Dance” of his Muscogee people M ELEE A ERY S NOT This week’s celebrity was born is in the collection of the Creek Council Feb.16, 1909 in Lawrence, Kansas. He House Museum in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. began his career in show business by per- His artwork is currently displayed on- forming in theaters, night clubs and on line by The Kvskvnv (“kuskuna”) Asso- the radio in 1931. He attended the Uni- ciation. In an interview in TV Ontario’s versity of Chattanooga in Tennessee, but series Film 101, “Hollywood Asylum, left when his position on the football team Explored or Exploited?”, film actor was changed. He later attended the Uni- Brad Dourif, who played “Billy Bibbit” versity of Southern California, and gradu- in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”, ated with a Master in Theology degree in stated that Sampson had been imprisoned 1946. He began acting in motion pictures for a crime he did not commit. After he in 1940, appearing in over three dozen was pardoned, after serving ten years, his films. Many of these roles were not cred- release came without apology or compen- ited. He worked along with another future sation. Sampson reportedly observed the TV dad, William Bendix, in the 1946 cast on set and noted, based on behavior, film, “The Blue Dahlia” along with Alan that he and Dourif truly understood what Ladd. In 1946-47, he starred in five films it meant to be institutionalized. After un- as private detective “Michael Shayne” dergoing a heart and lung transplant, he taking over the role from Lloyd Nolan. died on June 3, 1987, of post-operative Later, he acquired his best-known role as kidney failure. He was 53 years old. the archetypal philosophy-dispensing fa- ther in a well-known 1950’s sitcom. His Correct Callers Theology degree came in handy for that Callers who know our celebrity were: role. Forest Value Books Store Staff, John If you know our celebrity call us at Rogalski, Roberta Pezza, The Tuthills, 516-671-2360 or e-mail: mail@gold- Mario Moccia, Will and Babs Hutchins. GCAC Gives Art Scholarship Katie Cheng of New Hyde Park is the winner of an art scholarship through the Glen Cove Arts Council. Katie is home schooled, now in ninth grade, and has an impressive portfolio of her art. She is studying with Leeanna Chipana at the Chipana studios in Glenwood Landing preparing a portfolio to submit for a scholarship at Cooper Union for their summer program. Her goal is to study architecture in col- Subscribe Today! lege. The Glen Cove Arts Council brings the arts to youth who otherwise may not have opportunities to visit museums, the opera, ballet or theater, and offers scholar- ships to those with a talent, yet without the family finances to follow their dreams. Gold Coast Gazette Subscription Form For further information about GCAC email founder and president Victoria Crosby at [email protected]. Donations may be sent to GCAC PO Box 27 Name: ______Glen Cove NY 11542 Address: ______City: ______State: ______Zip: ______

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Mail form along with payment to: The Gold Coast Gazette • 57 Glen Street • Glen Cove, NY 11542 Week of April 11, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 In his new role, Kirk will oversee sales as if I just grew 8 heads from my skinny for TVNewsCheck.com, NetNewsCheck. neck. "WHAT?? What I say?” "Call me," com, their companion e-newsletters and she said and walked away, with her 8 alerts and TVNewsCheck’s Executive year old in tow. Outlook, a print quarterly targeted to To vote for Josie and Josh go to: C-suite executives in the broadcasting ’ http://www.kjoy.com/kjoy-wedding. industry and allied fields. aspx Kirk will also oversee sales for To show appreciation the couple NewsCheckMedia webinars and will be handing out fresh bakery cook- marketing services and for events such ies to neighbors this Sunday April 14th as the Women in Technology Leadership in front of the adult Sea Cliff Library at and Technology Women to Watch 1pm and if anyone needs help signing Awards, presented each year at the up they will be there with a laptop and National Association of Broadcasters friends to help anyone sign up to vote. convention. by Kevin Horton “Phil Kirk has been a constant source of ideas for expanding our sales is to encourage our neighbors to VOTE effort since he joined NewsCheckMedia Making More Happy for us! We are Sea Cliffians we met here, two years ago,” said Kathy Haley, the Faces fell in love here and should be married company’s co-founder and publisher. Known throughout the area as Miss here!" “He brings a combination of leadership, Kim, Kim Leary has put smiles on the Below is the story the couple sub- team-building and goal-setting skills that faces of kids for nearly 20 years through mitted (written by Joshua) and the link will take our sales and marketing effort Glen Dance Studio located at 3 Park Pla- so you can check out the contest and its to the next level.” za in Old Brookville. Now, teaming up major prizes! Before joining NewsCheckMedia, with her husband Michael she’s helping "Once upon a in time, in a magi- Kirk was senior vice president of sales to capture smiles, through Happy Faces and marketing for Blair Television, cal land called Sea Cliff, a small ham- where he specialized in media sales for Photo Booths, a new venture the couple let hidden away on the North Shore of are embarking on with smiles on their broadcast, cable and public TV stations. Long Island, I felt her gaze upon me, His clients included Hearst Television, faces. she's was driving north on Sea Cliff Ave. It all happened when the couple went to Gannett Co., Scripps Media Inc. and I was crossing the avenue when our eyes Disney/ABC. a wedding, saw one of the photo booths met. I smiled and she smiled back… and Kirk is passionate about community and how much joy it was producing. then, in a split second she was gone. I involvement and serves the Make a Wish “This looks like a lot of fun,” and it was hopped into my Chevy and made chase. Congrats Philip Kirk Foundation, Long Island Blood Services, Phil Kirk, a 30-year veteran of television born. luckily, she drove only seconds before John Mackay Knights of Columbus and sales and sales management, and Happy Faces Photo Booths brings a real pulling over, I jumped out of my vehicle St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. He NewsCheckMedia’s sales manager, arched style photo booth (Brand new but and said, "Hey… hello there…" Her re- is a graduate of St. John’s University in has been promoted to vice president of retro style) to your party, event, etc. and New York. sponse was to flee… and flee she did… sales. guests ham it up with supplies hats, etc. but the stars had already communed and viewing everything on a giant 19inch agreed upon our fate. WE… were to be screen. Photos are then printed out within engaged. seconds and can be e-mailed instantly. "You see, weeks before, the idea Portledge Celebrates Visual & Michael says its a lot of fun seeing peo- was already planted into my sweet fi- ple enjoy the booth and it becomes a ancé's heart by our local soothsayer… Performing Arts Week great keepsake for the hosts of the party Sea Cliff's own bearded and tattooed cu- as they can receive a flash drive of all the pid- the gentle Reverend Neil MacPher- Portledge Middle School (Locust Hempstead), Kamila Sukhov (Westbury), photos the booth captured as well as al- son, that she was to meet her soulmate Valley) celebrated its annual Visual and and Aaron Vinsky (Westbury)) was rec- bum etc. (depending on the package). by the month's end. So, she fled upstairs Performing Arts Week with activities ognized for "Creativity" and Ms. Maiel- For information about Happy Faces to her humble dwelling only to return involving art and music. Sixth grad- lo's six grade group (Kyle Chang (Great Photo Booth visit www.HappyFaces- seconds later on the prompting of her ers completed a Jackson Pollock group Neck), Victoria Dam (Bellerose Village), PhotoBooths.com or contact Michael via partner in crime… Her excuse… she had painting. Seventh graders played Diego Chase Diliberto (Glen Cove), Eve Fine e-mail at: HappyFacesEntertainment@ heard her daughters voice from upstairs Rivera Jeopardy with a tenth grade Span- (Upper Brookville), Andy Li (Locust gmail.com or call (631) 220-4343. walking down the street. “HEY BABY” ish class. The Spanish class prepared a Valley), Zoe Meshel (North Hills), Ga- Help Local Residents she called out, supposedly toward her lesson on the famous Mexican muralist briella Rabito (Huntington), and Mi- Local couple Josie and and Joshua, (who daughter but loud enough for me to Diego Rivera, where they explained Di- chael Venuti (Mill Neck)) won for "Best announced their engagement in the Ga- hear… I naturally responded as only the ego's life, discussed his paintings, and Overall Performance"! Other citations zette recently), are in a contest through gods would allow, and spun quickly on taught them Spanish art vocabulary. Fi- went to Jack Schwartz ’18 (Massapequa) KJOY radio to win a dream wedding at my heals and floated over as if pulled by nally, the eighth graders worked on Di- ("Best Sounding Instrument”), Dasha the Sea Cliff Manor (formerly Sans Sou- her gravitational force and in a millisec- ego Rivera-themed ceramic plates. Dlin ’17 (Upper Brookville) ("Most ci) and are looking for our readers help ond I stood before her… and her daugh- The music department shared the Unusual Instrument”), Chase Diliberto to win. ter, Trinity. Although overwhelmed by film "Pulse: A Stomp Odyssey," which ’19 (Glen Cove) ("Most Creative Instru- Josie said, "Josh and I are trying to her unearthly beauty I stood and held explored the language of rhythm around ment"), Justin Hall ’17 (Great Neck) WIN! It's a DREAM WEDDING contest ground, butterflies inside my stomach but the world, featuring performances on ("Most Surprising Instrument"), Isaiah by KJOY radio station and Josh & I are I remained cool, calm and collected on five continents--from gumboot dancers Alonzo-St. Surin ’19 (Williston Park) determined to win! 1st of all Josh's lov- the outside. ”Ciao bella,” I said utilizing in South Africa and tabla players in India ("Special Dance Performance") and ing Mommy on her death bed told me to what little Italian I knew. She responded to Japanese taiko drummers, Spanish fla- James Treanor ’18 (Huntington) ("Most go for it and give it all I've got so that's with a soft, soothing “ciao.” I rattled on menco dancers and British bell ringers. Skillful Instrumentalist"). Members of incentive for me. I personally don't really about this and that, made up some lie as Students were charged with bringing in the Upper School Jazz Combo helped like doing contests but because of her I to why I chased her down. Something "found" percussion items the following out in the fun and acted as judges. am going at this one with all I've got! So about wanting to move to Sea Cliff and day for workshops. Banging recycling The arts as a whole play an impor- far we have made the top 12… We are needing an apartment. To my surprise bins and chairs, shaking card file cases, tant role in the lives of Portledge stu- trying to get into the top 3 and WIN! I she gave me her number and said she scraping chains and fan screens, and cre- dents every day as they participate in post everyday on FB to remind people may know of something. Perhaps it was atively using sports equipment, students concert band, jazz band, string ensem- to vote… I even have our very own Sea the afternoon sun, but I proceeded, even composed ensemble pieces and compet- ble, orchestra and chorus lessons or take Cliff's Mayor Bruce Kennedy and his after she gave me her number, even with ed for prizes. Mr. Myers's sixth grade classes in visual arts, whether studio art, lovely wife Robin voting everyday for us her 8 year old daughter now growling at advisory group (Isaiah Alonzo-St. Surin architecture, ceramics, photography or to win!… The truth is that Josh & I spent me like my old mans pit bull. I asked her, (Williston Park), Spencer Hall (Great sculpture, or perform in creative dramat- most of our wedding funds visiting his “May I buy you a drink sometime?”… Neck), Isaac Herzog (Lloyd Harbor), ics or theater arts. There is something Mom, back-and-forth to Florida and un- WOW ..It almost ended right there and Ashley Oden (Brookville), Pedro Ped- for everyone, and students may explore fortunately she passed a couple of weeks then, for I was unwise to the ways of an ernera (West Babylon), Nur Raees (West new topics as well. ago. The point of you printing this story 8 year old daughter… Josie looked at me Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 11, 2013

The City of Glen Cove announces a pub- To consider and application for a Special lic meeting to present the community Use to permit extended hours of opera- with the draft Downtown Gateway to the tion for the existing restaurant located PUBLIC NOTICE Waterfront Phase II Implementation Plan at 190 Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., as and obtain feedback from project stake- shown on the Nassau County Land and holders and the public. The draft Imple- tax Map as Section 21, Block B, Lots NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL DIS- 3:00 p.m. mentation Plan will incorporate results 537-540, 522-555, 559-585, lying within TRICT BUDGET VOTE AND ELEC- Registration will be held at the North from the comprehensive survey widely the B-1 Central Commercial District in TION OF NORTH SHORE CENTRAL Shore High School, 450 Glen Cove Av- publicized during the fall of 2012 as well accordance with the Glen Cove Building SCHOOL DISTRICT, enue, Glen Head, New York. as stakeholder interviews and make rec- Zone Ordinance and Map. NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK Persons who registered at the District ommendations for activities and attrac- LANDING COVE, LLC- (MAY 21, 2013) Meeting on May 15, 2012, are registered tion of businesses that will complement To consider an application for an Amend- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a to vote at the Annual Budget Vote and both the Downtown as well as the Water- ed Site Plan for the previously approved Public Hearing of the qualified voters of Election on May 21, 2013. front Redevelopment Area. Subdivision and Site Plan for the previ- the North Shore Central School District, Persons who have been previously regis- The Public Meeting will commence on ously approved Subdivision and Site County of Nassau, State of New York, tered pursuant to Section 2014 of the Ed- Thursday, April 25, 2013 at 6:30PM in Plan for the proposed residential town- will be held at the District’s Middle ucation Law for any Annual or Special the Main Chambers of City Hall, 9 Glen house development of 72 units, known School, 505 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Meeting or Election and who shall have Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542. All com- as The Mews at Glen Cove, located at 40 Head, New York, on May 2, 2013 at 8:00 voted at any Annual or Special Meeting munity members, property/business own- Hill Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., as shown p.m. for the presentation of the budget or any Election held by the School Dis- ers and vested parties are encouraged to on the Nassau County land and Tax Map for the 2013-2014 fiscal year, and for trict during the four (4) calendar years attend and participate. The presentation as Section 31, Block F, Lot 1063, ly- the purpose of discussing and furnish- prior to the year 2013, are registered to will be available for viewing on the City ing within the R-5 Garden Apartment- ing information only on the necessary vote at the Annual Budget Vote and Elec- of Glen Cove website at www.glencove- Townhouse District in accordance with funds to meet the estimated expenditures tion on May 21, 2013. li.us click on “Projects and Studies.” the Glen Cove Building Zone Ordinance of the School District during the ensuing Persons whose names appear as eligible Comments may also be submit- and Map. school year, the Proposition set forth in voters as of May 21, 2013, on Voter Reg- ted to Ms. Camille Byrne, Grant Coor- ALVARADO, INC. this Notice, and for the discussion and/or istration books issued and maintained by dinator, via email cbyrne@glencovecda. To consider an application for a Spe- transaction of such other business as is Nassau County Board of Elections, shall org or by mail at Glen Cove CDA, 9 cial Use to permit a Barber Shop at 58 authorized by the Education Law. be eligible to vote at the Annual Budget Glen Street, Room 306, Glen Cove, NY School Street, Glen Cove, N.Y., as shona NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN Vote and Election to be conducted on 11542 through May 8th. on the Nassau County Land and Tax that a copy of the statement of the amount May 21, 2013. Funding for the Downtown Map as Section 23, Block E, Lot 514, ly- of money which will be required for the NOTICE is also given that the School Gateway to the Waterfront Phase II ing within the B-1 Central Commercial ensuing year for school purposes (Pro- District Register will be open for inspec- Study is provided by the New York State District and in the CBD Overlay Zone in posed Budget) may be obtained by any tion by any qualified voter of the School Department of State with funds provided accordance with the Glen Cove Building resident of the District at each school- District between the hours of 8:00 a.m. under Title 11 of the Environmental Pro- Zone Ordinance and Map. house and at the Central District Office and 5:00 p.m. during the five (5) days tection fund. ORIGINAL MR. GLASS- in the District between the hours of 8:00 immediately preceding this Annual Bud------x To consider an application for a Spe- a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on each day other get Vote and Election except Saturday CITY OF GLEN COVE PLANNING cial Use to permit an auto glass repair than a Saturday, Sunday or holiday dur- when it may be inspected, by appoint- BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- business at 70 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen ing the fourteen (14) days preceding the ment, between the hours of 11:00 a.m. ING Cove, N.Y., as shown on the Nassau date of the annual meeting and election, and 12:00 noon, and Sunday. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a PUB- County Land and Tax Map as Section and on the day of the election, together NOTICE is also given to persons eli- LIC HEARING will be held by the Glen 21, Block 198, Lot 131, lying within the with the text of any resolution which will gible to vote by absentee ballot pursu- Cove Planning Board on Tuesday, April B-2 Peripheral Commercial District in be presented to the voters. ant to Section 2018-a of the Education PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Law that they must apply for an absentee 16, 2013, at 8:00 p.m., at the Council accordance with the Glen Cove Building that voting, by voting machine, will take ballot by an application which shall con- Chambers, City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Zone Ordinance and Map. place from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on form to the requirements of the said Law. Cove, N.Y., when all interested persons Dated: April 8, 2013 May 21, 2013 at the Gymnasium of the An application form for an absentee bal- will be given an opportunity to express GLEN COVE PLANNING BOARD North Shore Senior High School, on the lot may be obtained in person or by mail their views on the following applica- THOMAS J. SCOTT, CHAIRMAN following Propositions: from the office of the District Clerk lo- tions: ------x PROPOSITION NO. 1 cated at 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, RESTAURANTE MORAZAN, INC. SCHOOL BUDGET 2013-2014 New York 11579; such application for (Continued) RESOLVED, that the School District an absentee ballot must be received by budget for the school year 2013-2014 the District Clerk at least seven (7) days proposed by the Board of Education in before the Annual Budget Vote and Elec- Mill Neck Audiology to Present accordance with Section 1716 of the Ed- tion if the absentee ballot is to be mailed ucation Law shall be approved and the to the voter, or one (1) day before the necessary taxes be levied therefore on Annual Budget Vote and Election if such Free Hearing Aid Workshop the taxable real property of the District. ballot is to be delivered personally to the Such Proposition shall appear on the voter at the office of the District Clerk. ballot labels to be inserted in the voting Absentee ballots must be delivered to the machines used for voting at said An- Office of the District Clerk no later than Do your hearing aids spend more time in a drawer than in your ears? nual District Meeting in substantially the 5:00 p.m. on May 21, 2013 in order to be same form. canvassed. May is “Better Hearing Month,” and in recognition, Mill Neck Audiol- NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIV- A list of all persons to whom absentee ogy is presenting two free workshops where participants will learn how EN that at said Annual School District ballots have been issued will be available to get the maximum benefit from their hearing devices. Mill Neck’s cer- Budget Vote and Election to be held on during regular office hours in the Office May 21, 2013, qualified voters shall also of the School District Clerk until the day tified audiologists will hold the first workshop on Thursday, May 2, then vote to elect three (3) members to the of the election. again on Thursday, May 16, both starting at 10 am. These informative Board of Education for three-year terms NOTICE is also given that a Real Prop- commencing July 1, 2013 and expiring erty Tax Exemption Report prepared in sessions are being held at the historic Mill Neck Manor House (www. on June 30, 2016. accordance with Section 495 of the Real millneckmanorhouse.org) located at 40 Frost Mill Road, Mill Neck. AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY Property Tax Law will be annexed to GIVEN, that candidates for the office of any tentative/preliminary budget as well All hearing aid users are welcome, whether or not your devices were member of the Board of Education may as the final adopted budget of which it dispensed at Mill Neck Audiology. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear be nominated only by petition. Vacancies will form a part; and shall be posted on on the Board of Education are not con- District bulletin board(s) maintained for what you may have been missing. Following each presentation, guests sidered separate, specific offices; candi- public notices as well as on the District’s are also invited to stay for a guided tour of the Manor House! dates run at large. Nominating petitions website. shall not describe any specific vacancy NOTICE APPROVED: April 4, 2013 upon the Board for which the candidate BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF ED- For more information and to RSVP for either workshop, please call Mill is nominated. Each petition shall be di- UCATION, rected to the Clerk of the School District, NORTH SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL Neck Audiology at shall be signed by fifty-four (54) quali- DISTRICT AT 516-628-4258. fied voters of the district, shall state the GLEN HEAD, GLENWOOD LAND- residence of each signer and shall state ING, SEA CLIFF, the name and residence of the candidate. NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK Part of the Mill Neck Family of Organizations, the Mildred and Frank Each such petition shall be filed in the ELIZABETH A. CIAMPI, DISTRICT Feinberg Community Center for Hearing Health at Mill Neck Audiology Office of the Clerk of the School District CLERK between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 ------x features separate, state-of-the-art adult and pediatric testing areas, an as- p.m. on or before April 22, 2013. CITY OF GLEN COVE, NEW YORK sistive listening display and an observation room with a parent viewing NOTICE is also given that persons must NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING - be registered in order to be entitled to DOWNTOWN GATEWAY TO THE area. The Center also dispenses hearing aids, distributes assistive listen- vote. WATERFRONT PHASE II ing devices and provides amplification adjustments. The Board of Registrars will meet to reg- THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2013 at ister voters on Saturday, May 4, 2013, 6:30PM between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and Week of April 11, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 15

bid opening. Each participating Board of Education reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids, or to accept that bid which, in the Board of Education’s PUBLIC NOTICE judgement, is in the best interest of the School District. The successful Bidder shall be required to comply with the provisions of the New NORTH SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK York State Prevailing Wage Law .Additional information can be obtained at www. INVITATION TO BID: labor.state.ny.us. Please note that certified payroll records must be submitted with all GENERAL A/C & REFRIGERATION invoices .Invoices will not be processed if certified payroll records are not supplied REPAIRS & SERVICE with the invoice. COOPERATIVE BID #001-1314 The Board of Education reserves the right to consider experience, service and repu- SCHOOL YEAR 2013-2014 tation in connection with its award of this bid. In addition, the Board of Education Participating Districts: reserve the right to consider the financial responsibility and specific qualifications, Bellmore, Bellmore-Merrick, Bethpage, East Meadow, East as set out herein, of the prospective Bidder in its evaluation of the bids and awards Rockaway, Elmont, Floral Park- Bellerose, of the contracts. Garden City, Glen Cove, Great Neck, Hempstead, BOARD OF EDUCATION Herricks, Hewlett-Woodmere, Hicksville, Island Trees, Jericho, Lawrence, NORTH SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Levittown, Long Beach, Lynbrook, Malverne, Manhasset, Massapequa, Central Administration Office Mineola, North Bellmore, North Merrick, North Shore, 112 Franklin Avenue Oceanside, Port Washington, Roosevelt, Seaford, Sea Cliff, New York 11579 Syosset, Uniondale, Valley Stream CHSD, By: Betty Ciampi, District Clerk Wantagh, West Hempstead, Westbury ------x Nassau County Directors of School Facilities Purchasing Consortium 2013-2014 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will be receive by the Board of Education, North Shore Central School District, 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, 11579, for General A/c & Refrigeration Repairs & Service. The bids shall be in accordance with the Specifications and Terms of the proposed Contract. These proposals will be received by John Hall, Director of Facilities at: North Shore Central School District Administration Offices 112 Franklin Avenue Sea Cliff, New York 11579 (516) 277-7835 until 11:00 a.m. prevailing time on Tuesday April 30th,2013 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. The bid opening will take place in the conference room at the Administration Offices. OBTAINING DOCUMENTS: The Documents, including specifications may be obtained at the North Shore Central School District, 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, 11579 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. BID SUBMISSIONS The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities in any proposals, or to reject any or all proposals and to advertise for new proposals. BY ORDER OF THE: BOARD OF EDUCATION North Shore Central School District ------x BUY SAVE PLUS LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS 4 Duette® BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE NORTH SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL $25 Architella® $ * rebate each DISTRICT UNIVERSAL WASTE RECYCLING COOPERATIVE BID Honeycomb 10 0 rebate additional unit 112 Franklin Avenue Shades Sea Cliff, NY 11579 2 Pirouette® $50 Window $10 0 * rebate each On behalf of the cooperative of school districts in Nassau County, the Board of Edu- Shadings rebate additional unit cation of the 2 Silhouette® $50 Window $10 0 * rebate each North Shore Central School District, Sea Cliff, New York, in accordance with Sec- ® tion 103 of the General Shadings rebate additional unit Silhouette Window Shadings $100 Municipal Law, hereby invites the submission of sealed bids from reputable and 1 Luminette® $10 0 * rebate each SAVE APRIL 3 – JUNE 14, 2 013 qualified vendors for the Provision of services, labor and materials for the following Privacy Sheer rebate contract: additional unit COOPERATIVE BID Universal Waste Recycling Bid Opening- April 30th, 2013 at 12.00 P.M You can light up

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Obituaries To advertise Sonia Lopez Aguilar 2, 2013. Beloved wife of Carmine. De- Steven, Jermaine, Ernest, Donnie, and in the Gazette- Aguilar, Sonia Lopez of Glen Cove on voted mother of Vicky, Shelley Weeks Frank. Fiancee of Joseph. Also survived April 1, 2013. Devoted wife of Nelson. (Dan), Joanna Earlywine (Dan) and by many aunts, uncles, cousins and lov- YOUR hometown Loving mother of Kahty. Dear wiser of Jimmy. Loving nanny of Mia, Kylie, Ca- ing friends. Arrangements under the di- Linda. Also survived by many nieces, leb and Marissa. Cherished daughter of rection of Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home. newspaper call nephews and cousins. Visitation and Rella Fantry and the late James. Loving Rev. Jerry Turner officiating. Burial was funeral service at the City of Refuge sister of Marjorie Ostrowski (George), private. www.DodgeThomas.com 516-671-2360 or Church. Interment Pinelawn Memo- Donald, Dave (Maria) and the late James email: mail@gold- rial Park. Arrangements by McLaughlin Fantry Jr. A memorial mass will be held Felix Figueroa Kramer Megiel Funeral Home. on Saturday, April 13th at 9:30 am at St. FIGUEROA, Felix of Glen Cove on coastgazette.net Hyacinth Church in Glen Head. April 4, 2013 Age 75. Beloved husband Frank A. Dellomo of Eva. Father of Alfredo, Jony and Eric. Dellomo, Frank A. of Lattingtown on George E. Wildt Brother of Edmundo, Pedro, Juvenal, April 8, 2013. (Past President Crossland Wildt, George E. on April 2, 2013. Marcellina, Roberto, Norma and Al- Savings Bank, Trustee of Brooklyn Law Beloved husband of Doris. Devoted berto. Also survived by many grandchil- School and St. Vincent Services). Be- brother-in-law, uncle and cousin. Son dren. Arrangements by Dodge-Thomas loved husband of Patricia T. Devoted fa- of the late Edward and Isabelle. George Funeral Home. Interment in Peru. www. North Shore ther of Tracy (Clifford), Alysen (Lance) touched the lives of many and will be DodgeThomas.com Bondy. Loving grandfather of Bailey and dearly missed and remembered by all Monuments Piper. Dear brother of James and An- who knew him. Masonic Service Sun- Filomena Tornicchio Plaques and Sandblasting thony. Funueral Mass at St. Dominic’s day evening. Funeral Service funeral TORNICCHIO, Filomena of Glen Cove Chapel, Oyster Bay. In lieu of flowers, home. Interment private. Arrangements on April 1, 2013 Age 84. Beloved wife QUALITY WORKMANSHIP donations in his name may be made to by Whitting Funeral Home. of the late Salvatore. Loving mother of FOR FOUR GENERATIONS St. Francis Hospital. Francesco (Saveria), Marie Pintimalli Tina L. Baskin (Domenico), Rosa, Meta (Luciano), Quality Granite In All Colors Jean Abate BASKIN, Tina L. of Glen Cove, NY on Giuseppe (Terry) and the late Giovanni. Work done in all cemeteries Abate, Jean (nee Fantry) of Omaha, Ne- March 30, 2013 Age 36. Daughter of Dear sister of Rosa and Luigina. Proud braska formally of Glen Cove on April Montez and Ernest (Norine). Sister of grandmother of 6. Devoted great-grand- 759-2156 mother of 5. Visitation was held at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas, Glen Showroom: Glen Cove Commercial Retail-Office 1000sq Cove. Mass was at the Church of St. 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. Rocco, Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Brookville, N.Y. 11545 ft Forest Ave 1200 mth parking + sec camera www.DodgeThomas.com Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Mike 516 672 2887 Week of April 11, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 17 CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Getting Even By Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 12345 6789 10 11 12 Dear Great Book Guru, Willie Sutton. Told from the perspec- Some of my friends attended a book dis- tive of Sutton himself, the novel takes 13 14 15 cussion with members of libraries from place on Christmas Eve, the day Sutton all over Long Island’s North Shore is released from Attica Prison. He and 16 17 18 community . What a great idea- to have a young idealistic reporter and a world 19 20 21 scores of people read the same book weary photographer revisit fourteen and then gather to discuss it and share sites that played pivotal roles in Sutton’s 22 23 24 25 26 insights. Were you there and what book life. We travel through time and place was chosen for this year’s event? from his childhood in the early 1900’s in 27 28 29 30 31 32 Sorry to Have Missed It downtown Brooklyn to all the boroughs of New York City in 1969. The anger 33 34 35 36 Dear Sorry , felt by so many (including Moehringer 37 38 39 40 41 Oh yes, I would not have missed the an- himself) towards the banking industry nual Long Island Reads event which once permeates this book . Throughout time 42 43 44 again took place at the Metropolitan in there has been a fascination with the Glen Cove. Readers from Locust Valley, “good crook” - think Robin Hood- and 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 Sea Cliff, Bayville, Glen Head, Roslyn, Willie Sutton certainly qualifies as such. Glen Cove, the Brookvilles, Oyster Bay, A fascinating read! 52 53 54 55 East Norwich, and Glenwood Landing were in attendance and the book dis- 56 57 58 59 cussed was SUTTON by Long Island 60 61 62 63 author J.R. Moehringer. It was great fun and John Canning did a masterful 64 65 66 job in moderating the discussion. SUT- TON is a fictional recapturing of the life 67 68 69 and times of the infamous bank robber

Glen Cove Junior Lacrosse Club Across 5. Jenny Lind, e.g. 1. Culture media 6. Saturn satellite 6. H.S. subject 7. Detail ‘Wee Knights’ Win Home Opener 10. Buck 8. Blazer, e.g. 13. Back, in a way 9. Seven up, e.g. By Brian ‘Condo’ Neice tian Maiorano. Christian stepped up and 14. Case 10. Like some tumors was a wall in goal making eight saves. 15. Piece 11. Fraternity letters The Glen Cove Junior Lacrosse sea- Dominik Williams, Nicholas Kodis, son started off with a double header of 16. Try hard 12. Body shop fig. Kelly Larkin and Victor Scarmato all 19. Evil spirit 15. “O” in old radio lingo lacrosse action this past Sunday on their played well on defense to hold off Pla- 20. Regard 17. Village in southwestern Wales new home field at Connolly School, aka inview’s attack. Ciaran Green, Micah 21. New Look designer 18. Citrus cooler Condo Stadium. The 7th & 8th grade Stone, Charlie Benazzi, Eamon Doyle 22. Of a river in Hades 23. Blood pigment ‘Late Knights’ took to the field against and Jaden Thom all played well at the 24. Denotes 25. Those opposed Point Lookout/Lido and were quickly midfield position. 27. Finnish river 26. The Beatles’ “___ Leaving reintroduced to the game of lacrosse. The 5th & 6th grade ‘Mid Knights’ 28. Tenant Home” The scoring was fast and furious and un- travelled to Franklin Square to open their 32. “Tush!” 29. First Super Bowl M.V.P. fortunately mostly for the opponent as season and were also greeted with a 33. Poet Swenson 30. Kind of story the final score was 14 – 2. The 2 lesson in team lacrosse as they 35. Phyla 31. Critical analysis scores were by Ryan Feldmann fell by the score of 4 – 1. The 36. Alkaline liquid 34. Spanish mayor and Russell Perciballi, both defense played well enough 37. Even thinking 37. Casualty unassisted, thus showing the to keep them in the game 42. Neruda poem, e.g. 38. Polish writing? lack of teamwork. With the but the lack of offense 43. “The Alienist” author 39. Mexican state amount of talent the team was evident without any- 44. Turn 40. “Maid of Athens, ___ we part”: possesses we’re sure they’ll one cutting or moving to 45. ___ Huon (1906 Kentucky Byron bounce back and be prepared get themselves open. The Derby winner) 41. Branch headquarters? for their next game. lone goal came off of a nice 46. Punish with an arbitrary penalty 47. Cloud type The 3rd grade ‘Wee assist from Seamus Fallon 48. Had taken the plunge 49. These may be lone Knights’ kicked off their 2013 to Bobby Kiaer to give the 52. Barn part 50. Surprise outcomes season with a 7-4 win over Plain- Knights some inspiration for their 54. Heavy hydrogen, e.g. 51. Pastiche view. All of the hard work the boys put next game. Another bright spot was the 56. Conclusion 53. Excises in during the winter helped get them the goaltending by Jack Coyle and rookie 58. Seed coat 55. Stewpots 59. Kind of trip 57. Colony members first win of their young lacrosse careers. Felipe DeLaFuente. Together they com- 60. Building tool 58. Big time? While all of the boys played well as a bined for 15 saves with Felipe pitching a team, there were a few standouts in the 64. Millstone 60. Cygnet’s father shutout in the 2nd half. 65. 10 C-notes 61. Singer DiFranco win. Andrew Epifania lead Glen Cove Next week’s action begins with the with a hat trick and he also added 5 66. Sharp spur 62. Nevertheless Late Knights taking on Lindenhurst at 67. Commerce, slangily 63. Hurler’s stat. ground balls. Right behind Andrew in noon and the 2nd grade ‘Two Knights’ 68. Some progenies scoring was Ryan Houghton, who was playing their first ever lacrosse game 69. Fresh ‘gazelle-like’ up and down the field, at 1pm against Port Washington at the adding two goals. Will Feldmann and Connolly School Field. The victorious Down Joseph Thom each had a goal from the ‘Wee Knights’ will try to continue their 1. Ancient official attack. Jacob Bruce and Jacen Braja also winning ways on the road in Floral Park 2. Pithy sayings played well at attack in the victory. The along with the ‘Mid Knights’ who are 3. Embraces foundation for the Knights victory was away again in Cold Spring Harbor. 4. 1980’s White House nickname their defense, anchored by goalie, Chris- Page 18 Gold Coast Gazette Week of April 11, 2013

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Members of the Finley Middle School PTA, along with Principal Nelson Iocolano, recently presented Citizenship of the Month Awards to students who demonstrated exem- plary humanitarian qualities around the building. Some positive character traits that were demonstrated and observed included respect toward others, honesty, dependability, cooperativeness, kindness, understanding, and good decision-making. Students recognized for the months of January and February were awarded certificates by the PTA leadership. Those students are:

January Isabel Blas Gribbin Students Get a Lesson in Healthy Eating Steve Peraza Martinez Adopting the theme “Healthy Alex Garcia an opportunity to enjoy an afternoon of Teachers have been discussing the Mind, Healthy Body” for the 2012- Christopher Borja Villalobos healthy eating, featuring a variety of nu- importance of maintaining a healthy 13 school year, Gribbin Elementary Sam Israel tritious snacks. Classes made everything diet and lifestyle with their students. School in Glen Cove has been par- Victoria Delgado from smoothies and trail mix to yogurt The initiative serves to educate the ticipating in many activities during the parfaits, with students assembling their students on healthy choices and food year that highlight the need for proper February own snacks. Every class shared their options in everyday life. nutrition, exercise and overall health. Maria Vasquez healthy snack with another class in their Students throughout the school had Arlene Cajavilca grade. Jacob Alcantara Evelyn Tran Rachael Gasparello Leybin Velasquez Cristian Landaverde

Special Acknowledgement

Josef Khaimov Dylan Kroeger Michael Cavese Judith Tuifel

Eric Salinas Alexa Dominguez Jasmine Gilreath Tyzaire Simmons Cristian Landaverdes

Gribbin Elementary School kindergarteners put together trail mix for the “Healthy Eating Afternoon” on March 15, which had each class in the school preparing a different healthy snack. This activity emphasized the school’s initiative to highlight the need for proper nutrition, exercise and overall health.