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By ANTHoNY o’REIllY The Manganos and Venditto and ERIK HAWKINS were all accused of doing favors at [email protected] taxpayer expense for former res- taurateur Harendra Singh, who After facing trial for the second helped them live a lavish lifestyle time on federal charges that they in return. abused their position for personal The jury deliberated on the benefit, former Nassau County charges for six Executive Ed Man- days, following a gano and his wife, six-week retrial in Linda, were found federal court in guilty on a number d Mangano Central Islip. of charges on Eabused Ed Mangano March 8. faces a sentence of Ed Mangano his power as a up to 20 years in was convicted of public official by prison for the wire federal program fraud and conspir- bribery, wire fraud taking bribes and acy to commit wire and conspiracy to Courtesy Jeff Sellars fraud, up to 10 commit wire fraud, kickbacks . . . and years for federal Raging inferno and obstruction of will now be held program bribery justice. His wife and up to five years A fire Monday night at Cove Plumbing Supply, on Morris Avenue, reportedly sent flames shooting was found guilty of responsible for for conspiracy to 60 feet into the air and required the assistance of more than 30 fire departments. Story, Page 4. c o n s p i r a cy t o commit federal obstruct justice, these crimes. program bribery. obstruction of jus- He and his wife tice and making RICHARD DoNoGHUE both face up to 20 false statements to U.S. attorney, years for each federal investiga- Eastern District of N.Y. charge of obstruc- Glen Cove school bond fails tors. tion of justice and The Manganos five years for each were first arrested in October false statement charge. By MIKE CoNN results, 1,171 of the 2,725 voters Deasy Elementary, elevator and 2016, and went to trial last year. Richard Donoghue, the U.S. Their co-defendant, former Oyster [email protected] who cast ballots supported the restroom additions at Gribbin attorney for the Eastern District Bay Town Supervisor John Ven- of New York, led the prosecution. bond, while 1,554 opposed it. Elementary, and partial roof ditto, was acquitted of all charges, “Ed Mangano abused his power as Some passionate collective T he bond would have replacements at Landing Ele- displeasure erupted from a small financed work at all of the while jurors were unable to reach mentary. Finley Middle School CONTINUED ON PAGE 23 gathering in the front lobby of schools — upgrades in security, a verdict on the Manganos. would have seen improvements Glen Cove High School as Super- compliance with the Americans in Wunsch Auditorium, and intendent of Schools Dr. Maria with Disabilities Act, and heat- many of Glen Cove High Rianna announced that a pro- ing, ventilation and air condi- posed $84.6 million bond, intend- tioning — as well as renovations School’s classrooms would have ed to fund improvements at the particular to each school, such been renovated. district’s six schools, failed in as improved drainage in Connol- If the bond had passed, the Tuesday’s vote. ly Elementary School’s parking average owner of a Glen Cove According to unofficial lot, playground resurfacing at CONTINUED ON PAGE 19 2 March 14, 2019 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE DANIELLE FORTUNE Mercedes-Benz of Rockville Centre Custom Care Manager, HESSING ANTOINETTE GORDON- TRANSPORTATION & ENERGY President, AdelphiUniversity RIORDAN, PHD CHRISTINE M. at HofstraUniversity Law, MauriceA.DeaneSchoolofLaw Center forChildren, Familiesandthe Dean andExecutiveDirector ofthe JUDGE GAILPRUDENTI Nail Skin&HairInstitute Global BeautyExpert CEO, ExecutiveDirector DANA PERSICO Molloy College The Energeia Partnershipat Manager ofPartnersProgram, Foundation Nassau CommunityCollege Executive Director, JOY DEDONATO Molloy College Director ofCorporateRelations, COSTANZO METZGER CYNTHIA EDUCATION Film Festival Gold CoastInternational Festival Director, CAROLINE SOROKOFF CULTURE & ART Partner, PragerMetis MARIANNA MOONEY ACCOUNTING Morning ShowHost Morning MARCH 28-6:30pm

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As the head of maintenance at they are entering a festive Irish house- All Saints Regional Catholic School, hold. The shamrocks can be found in Furlong — or Mr. Patsy, as he is called the house too, extending all the way — has been a favorite among the through the kitchen and onto the back school’s students for over two decades. door. “He’s been loved by generations of A home such as this is exactly where school kids who went there,” said Rob- one would expect the St. Patrick’s Day ert Lynch, the publicity chairman for Parade Grand Marshal to reside, and the Glen Cove St. Patrick’s Day Parade. that is finally the case this year. Fur- “If I were to go into the supermarket long will forego his usual role at the alone, no one would say [anything],” leprechaun in Glen Cove’s annual Nancy said. “But if Patsy were with parade to take up the mantle of the me, the kids would hang from the ceil- parade’s leader on his 61st birthday, an ings yelling, ‘Mr. Patsy’s here!’” honor for which he has been destined However, Furlong’s presence at All for years. Saints will be coming to an end soon, as Patrick William Furlong was born the school will be shutting its doors in on St. Patrick’s Day in 1958 in the rural June. Nonetheless, he said he remains County Wexford, Ireland. He would optimistic when looking into the ultimately become the second of seven future. children to Joseph, a factory worker, “I’m gonna be all right, I’m not too and Ellen Furlong, a stay-at-home worried,” Furlong said. “I always say, mother. He describes his early years as ‘If you’re prepared to work, you’ll find “a regular Irish childhood,” as he, his work.’” He said that he will continue to four sisters and two brothers attended run his personal landscaping business, Courtesy Nancy Furlong school, were raised Irish Catholic and, which he operates on the side of his FURLONG’S WIFE, NANCY, left, and daughter, Emily, said they are both excited to see although they were “not well off,” as he typical day job. him lead the St. Patrick’s Day Parade as the Grand Marshal. put it, enjoyed their young lives all the Even outside of All Saints, Furlong same. After he graduated from high is a beloved member of the community PATSY FURLONG school, Furlong started working as a thanks to his ever-present enthusiasm HAS led the St. truck driver, never quite seeing him- which he puts into the St. Patrick’s Day Patrick’s Day Parade self leaving his country. Parade each year. He joined the Glen in Glen Cove as the But Furlong believes that everything Cove Hibernians in 1993, immediately leprechaun since happens for a reason, a philosophy becoming a fixture in the city’s Irish 2004. which was fully realized in 1983. He community. However, it wasn’t until came to the United States to serve as 2004 that he cemented the most memo- the best man at his brother Martin’s rable part of his legacy as the parade’s wedding in Westchester. Martin was leprechaun. marrying a woman named Margaret, “I just marched the first couple of who had a cousin named Nancy Mer- years,” Furlong explained, “and then I rick. had the idea to get a pot of gold and Furlong and Nancy met at the wed- just start throwing candies to the kids, ding and were immediately taken with that’s what really got it going. As soon one another, deciding to keep in touch as I turn onto School St., you can hear via letters and phone calls after the cel- them yelling, ‘The leprechaun’s com- ebration ended and he returned to Ire- ing!’ They’re out in the middle of the land. The ocean-length distance was street jumping around. They go crazy.” not enough to deter the two from speak- Unfortunately, along with the title of ing to one another, as they continued to Grand Marshal comes Furlong’s inabil- call and write for years. In 1986, they ity to be the leprechaun this year. decided to get engaged, and Furlong While he said that he is still confident moved to New York in 1987. The two that this year’s parade will be great, he Tab Hauser/Herald Gazette were married on July 8 of that year, the is slightly saddened by his lack of a hottest day of the summer, something green suit and bright red beard. whom was Furlong this year. Lisa For- once in a lifetime thing.” He said that which he said determined that he “I think it’s going to be a very good gione, the chairwoman of the St. Pat- he is greatly looking forward to the would spend the remainder of his life parade,” he said, “[although] I know rick’s Day Parade, said that choosing parade, which he says is sure to be one in the United States. the parade’s not going to be the same him to be the Grand Marshal didn’t of the best days of the year in Glen “If I had never met my wife, I’d prob- without the leprechaun.” take a second thought. Cove, as it usually tends to be. ably never be here,” Furlong said. While the leprechaun’s absence is “As soon as his name was men- Lineup for the parade will begin on The two spent the next several years sure to be lamented by many, most are tioned, everyone was like, ‘Oh, perfect!’ March 12 at 12 p.m., and the parade living in Sea Cliff, Nancy’s home town. thrilled to see him in his new role. I don’t think we took a real vote, every- itself will set off at 1 p.m. from the cor- On September 5, 1993, the Furlongs had “We’ll miss him this year,” said Lynch, one just agreed,” said Forgione. ner of Forest Avenue and Dosoris Lane. their first and only child, Emily, who “but for one year we’d prefer to see him “He really has a heart of gold,” she It will then head to School Street before was born developmentally disabled. leading the whole parade.” later added. turning onto Glen Street, ultimately They then dedicated a great deal of Each year, the parade committee Furlong said that he is greatly hon- ending at St. Patrick’s Church for an their lives to giving their daughter a suggests a few different people to con- ored by the committee’s choice, saying after-parade party. high quality of life, something which sider for Grand Marshal honors, one of that being the Grand Marshal is “a 4 March 14, 2019 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE room, where kitchen and bath fixtures, fixtures, bath show- and kitchen where interior room, its decades, but three intact, for remains business in store, sending plicating theattack,” O’Briensaid. com- further firefight, air, the into the feet 60 flames of course during the exploding were warehouse the injuries were reported. no Marino, to According spots. hot fire’s the extinguishing morning Tuesday of hours early the spent blaze. responders the First battled more firefighters that 150 than reported Department, Fire did thebesttheycould.” the Supply. “They Plumbing Cove Tenen, of Richard owner said job,” great a to firefighters for hours secure theflames. half a and nine took it said night, Tuesday meeting Council City a at public the Marino, addressing Robert dis- Chief was 10:03. at patched Department Fire Cove Glen fast-moving the blaze. extinguish to racing beyond and Shore North the across from departments fire 30 over sending night, Monday Avenue Morris on Co. 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Sale pertains to in stock merchandise only except commercial claming supplies. 1025974 6 March 14, 2019 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE learnedhow kindness acts of can help oth- Spechts the pond, thecovered which ing thecommunity, especially Kelly Landscap- ing.Through the kindness many within of backyarda drown-frompondin“Rees” – as known – Specht Edward-Ehmer Rich cane Sandy, the Specht family lost theirOnOct. son 27, 2012, while preparing for Hurri- ing impact. Its creation stems from tragedy.beingkindonetoanother canleave last-a how aboutchildren teach to createdwas tion, visited their school. the founder the ReesSpecht of Life Founda payingit forward when Richard Specht Jr., kindness,treating otherswith respect aboutand assembly inspirational an in part Local pottery artist visits GCHS ceramics students Landing students learn to cultivate kindness FOURTH-GRADE HARECHMAK’S MELISSA seeing Bridges create pieces right before before their eyes. right pieces create Bridges seeing enjoyed thoroughly students The fession. pro- their intopassion their made has who someone meeting of experience authentic an with studentsprovide to visit the nized tips and advice. gaveshethemwheel asthe work on toable were students Some ceramics. for love her high realized she to where is that coming because schools enjoys she and Bridges, Club Golf in Southampton. Hills Shinnecock in Open U.S. 2018 the for create to commissioned was she collection withthe students, which some was of from a work beautiful her shared and techniques Port Washington on Feb. 26. BridgesartistPatriciaPottery Bridgesin of School were treated to a visit by local pottery Art teacher Vicki Gordon said she orga- she saidVicki Gordonteacher Art for passion lifelong a been has Pottery throwing wheel demonstrated Bridges High Cove Glen at students II Ceramics TheCultivate Kindness school program took Elementary Landing at Students HERALD - class were among the many students touched by Richard Specht Jr.’srespect. Specht and Richard bykindness touched of manystudents the importance among werethe class about presentation poureddifferent liquids intoglass beakers ingsand behavior can affect others. Specht demonstrationencenegative howonfeel- merang.Healso showed the students sci-a nesscanspread andcomeback like boo-a kind- how see to ablewere Students ing. teacher,messagemadehisengag-andfun that number. inspiredtohelp others and have kindness,surpassed were eventheymore of acts of the community’s reaction to the first round creating kindness. 500 random acts kindness. of of After acts Specht’s daughters random camewithup goala of with ward for- itpay to decided communityand the familywanted todo something positive for ers see the positive during a hard time. The Cove High School on Feb.on School Cove26. High POTTERYLOCAL ARTIST Specht,formermiddleaschool science WHAT’S NEWSINANDOUTOFTHECLASSROOM Patricia Bridges demonstrated techniques and shared some of her work with ceramics students at Glen at students ceramics with work her of some shared and techniques PatriciaBridgesdemonstrated SCHOOLS tionseries to go with the books that will be secondbookabout bullying andanima-an worldthe beautiful again.alsowroteHe a kindness,theseed grew and grewmake to otherkids just like a seed. With each act of aboutboy,a Rees, who spreads kindness Kindness,”Cultivatesto Specht Rees Little ting alone othersand talk to someone help to who may encouraged be weresit- Students ness. kind- with others treat to inspired were and experiment science this by amazed anotheringsubstance. studentsThewere liquid, clear which to represented back positive feelings feelings, negative by add- those changed turned then feelings,tive liquid,representingdarknega-a form to Spechtchildren’salsowrotea book,“A a fewbooksaforteachersthe sharetowith roomteacher havetocopythey so coulda Cove Glen community. the and Landing within kindness lunch.for pare prechairstothe cleanup custodialstaff and letters showingcards you their thank appreciation.wrote students and ers children.thewithstoryClassroom teach kindnesseachyear. storyshareof the theirstudents.Spechtwanted each class cardto help spread Rees’s story and spread coming out soon. theassembly, teachers read and shared the plantedthe first kindness seed of by donat- ing books to each classroom teacher. Afterassembly,the students helpedthe The Landing PTA generously purchased Courtesy Glen Cove City School District School CoveCity Glen Courtesy District School CoveCity Glen Courtesy Students were left with a with leftwere Students Before He - - - Dinner dance raises funds for local groups 7

The Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians, a non- GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — March 14, 2019 profit organization, sponsored its yearly St. Pat- rick’s Day Dinner Dance at St. Patrick’s Church on March 2. Drawing a huge crowd at $55 per person, the event served as a significant fundraising oppor- tunity for local and neighboring communities. A few of the beneficiaries include St. Vincent DePaul, St. Christopher’s Local Outreach, Diabetes Research Institute, the Coalition for Life, L.A.O.H. Scholarship Fund, and Mama’s House.

–Mike Conn

Photos by Elisa Dragotto/Herald Gazette

GUESTS WERE TREATED to a tradi- tional Irish dinner of corned beef and cabbage at the St. Patrick’s Dinner dance.

THE GABE HICKEY Band made up of Gabe Hickey, left, Mike Ormsby and Pat Jordan provided the music at the St. Patrick’s Dinner dance.

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Hallamtiedfor thatwent41-14captured and Colonialthe lastyear’sintegralroleonan Pride team [email protected] COEN By ANDREW Youthful Hofstra swings for strides anchors the Hofstra infield after playingafterinfieldHofstra the anchors returned.” players few how of because challenging also is but exciting, “It’s State. sissippi 1,000 games as head over coach at won Missouri and who Mis Miller, said sive,” hadover thepastyears25 veryis impres- two starters and features 12 newcomers. teamthatreturnsajust takereinstheof to MillerJay Famer of AssociationHall The years. 26 tappedNationalPrideFastpitch Coaches in appearance nament Tour-NCAA 13th its to program the ing the innings so far this season. Junior Junior season. this far so innings the Mackenzie Suto,havewhotakenof most moundarefreshmen Madison andBurns the on voidthe fill toSyracuse. 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Photos by Adrienne Daley/Herald Gazette KOLE HERGENROTHER 3, tried out his scissors.

LINCOLN MINSKY, 4, left, led the other children in “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes.” At left. The Suess lets loose at the G.C. Library

ocal children were able to L celebrate the stories of Dr. Suess at the Glen Cove Library on March 1, which commemorated the author’s birthday. The event invited young readers to cele- brate Suess’s contribu- tions to literature by reading many of his beloved books, mak- ing crafts that resem- bled his colorful char- acters and donning red and white hats just like “The Cat in the Hat.”

–Alyssa Seidman

ALLISON YANES, 3, added a pair of googly eyes to her hand pup- pet. Top.

LIBRARIAN CAROL COWAN shared the silliness of Dr. Suess with all the children who attended. At left. 10 March 14, 2019 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE her camera. There will also be a Q+A ses- who unintentionallycapturestragedy with Boy,” aboutayoung photographer astory copies ofherbook “Self-Portrait with Cove, 2p.m. Author RachelLyon willsign Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen Author RachelLyonVisit: Tuesday, March 19 (516) 628-2765. own twist.and addtheirvery through 8cantake apre-painted canvas ville, 6:30p.m. Childrenfromgrade 4 Bayville FreeLibrary, 34School St., Bay- Hack That Painting music. (516)759-9610. rick’s Day andIrishculturewithfood Glen Cove, 12p.m. CelebrateSt. Pat- Glen Cove SeniorCenter, 130GlenSt., St. Patrick’s Day celebration Monday, March 18 Ongoing Saturdays throughMarch. snacks andotherlocallycraftedgoodies. produce, baked goods, pickles, juices, Sea Cliff, 12to4p.m. Shopfresh Creative Studio,Arts 256SeaCliff Ave., market winter Indoor home andbake. (516)676-2130. cious traditionalIrishsodabreadtotake Cove, 2p.m. how Learn tomake deli- Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen Irish sodabread Saturday, March 16 (516) 759-8300. or knittingtoolsarerequired. acomfyblanket.arm-knit Nopriorskills world’s newest trendsby how learning to through 12canget intooneoftheDIY Glen Head, 4:30p.m. Teens grades 6 Gold CoastLibrary, 50Railroad Ave., DIY Craft Club:arm-knitting Friday, March 15 they aretoeat. (516)676-2130. that arejustasmuchfuntomake as Cove, 7p.m. Teens willcreatecake pops Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen Cake pops (516) 671-4290. structive, collaborative setting. feedback fromotherwritersinacon- poetic works inprogress andreceive Ave., SeaCliff, 6:30p.m. Bringinany Sea Cliff Village Library, 300SeaCliff workshop Poetry paper andmore. (516)671-1837. animal usingfelt, finger paint, tissue winter. They canmake theirown snow stories aboutanimals’ adventures inthe up canjoinMissLaurenasshereads Locust Valley, 4p.m. Childrenages 4and Locust Valley Library, 170BuckramRoad, Snow Winter Storyland: Animals series.of afour-part (516)759-8300. STEAM-themed storytime. This isthefirst ing storiesandbuildinglegos forafun can joinMiss Alex insingingsongs, read- Glen Head, 10a.m. Childrenages 2to4 Gold CoastLibrary, 50Railroad Ave., Lego Duplostorytime Thursday, March 14 COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY ed. (516)676-2130. job seekers. Registrationisrecommend- fect resumesandcover letters. Idealfor write, format, anddesignper- structure workshops, how willlearn to participants Cove, 6:30p.m. The thirdofeightfree Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen Resume andcoverletterworkshop City Councilmeeting. (516)676-2000. tant topicstobeaddressedatthenext Council asthey discussthemostimpor- Cove, 6:30p.m. Join theGlenCove City Glen Cove CityHall, 9GlenSt., Glen Glen CovePre-CouncilMeeting served. (516)676-2130. sion andlightrefreshmentswillbe (516) 759-9610. beloved musiciansofthe20th Century. as hegives alectureononeofthemost Glen Cove, 1:30 p.m. Join DaleZurbick Glen Cove SeniorCenter, 130GlenSt., “Frank Sinatra, Poems ofColor” talk walks. (516)676-2000. renovations ofcurbrampsand cross- The projectwillincludeupgrades and ond floorconferenceroomofCityHall. Downtown BusinessDistrictinthesec- ed pedestrianimprovements forthecity’s of Publix Works willdiscussrecommend- Cove, 1p.m. The GlenCove Department Glen Cove CityHall, 9GlenSt., Glen Pedestrian improvementsdiscussion Wednesday, March 20 Glen Cove’sGlen celebrations. annual biggest of one St.join at Patrick’s.followand culture will celebraion Irish embrace welcometo are All St.Glen St.post-parade 235 Patrick’sat A at ending Church finally before Street Glen onto turn and Street School down march will procession O’Neil,Marina the Marshal Grand the to PatrickMarshal Grand byStreet.“Patsy”and Led School Forest Aide and of AvenueFurlong intersection the at p.m., 1 starting at movingp.m.get will 12 parade at The lineup a with off St.Patrick’sannual the Dayas Parade kicks 17 March on alive be Covewill Glen of City The St. Patrick’s Day Parade from A ReasontoSmilewillleadteensin Locust Valley, 7p.m. DonnaRosenblum Locust Valley Library, 170BuckramRoad, Community club:grades 6-12 Levittown. 3:30 pminthe Levittown PublicLibrary, 1Bluegrass Lane, her office. All arewelcome toattendonMarch20th at women in government focusin and specificallythecurrent Women’s Month, History Ms. Singas willspeakabout League of Women Voters. Inrecognition ofMarchbeing ofthe the guestspeaker forthenextcommunityforum Nassau CountyDistrict MadelineSingasAttorney willbe League of Women Voters talk Courtesy Glen Cove Irish Parade,CoveIrish Glen Facebook Courtesy will begiven away inordertoraise bracelet willbetokeep, while theother handmade Kenyan paperbeads. One creating one-of-a-kindbraceletsusing Kenya. (516)671-1837. awareness fortheJambaJipya Schoolin (516) 676-2130. noon ofIrish/Celticsongsandballads. Donovan offeranafter- andPaul Henry Cove, 2p.m. The GRiD, featuring Tom Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen The GRiDIrishMusicShow Sunday, March 24 teenroom.library’s (516) 671-1837. Any paintingscanbedonatedtothe snacks andsupplieswillallbeprovided. anything thatcomestomind. Music, Locust Valley Library, 170BuckramRoad, Afternoon for Art Teens (516) 676-2130. alongside thestaffofLittleGym. gram thatrevolves aroundactive play 36-months canenjoy apre-schoolpro- Cove, 10:30a.m. Childrenages 18to Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen The LittleGym lion. (516) 671-1837. make andtake hometheirown MArch skills andstorytelling. Then they can engage inmusic, fineandgross motor Locust Valley, 10:30a.m. Toddlers will Locust Valley Library, 170BuckramRoad, Toddler with Time A forKids Time Friday, March 22 (516) 671-1837. meeting. this willapreliminary inthefall,on amonthlybasisstarting so lection materials. CATS meeting willstart the Teen Room, YA programming andcol- the functioningoflibrary, specifically group insandinfluences thatparticipate Locust Valley, 7p.m. Teens canjoina Locust Valley Library, 170BuckramRoad, Council of TeensAdvisory jeopardy. (516)676-2130. and explainwhy thelives ofbeesarein discuss thelifeofbeesinabeecolony Cove, 7p.m. Beekeeper GeraldRaffawill Glen Cove Library, 4GlenCove Ave., Glen Buzz oftheBeekeeper (516) 759-9610. with directorSteven Loringwillfollow. before thescreening, andaQ+Asession lives. Horsd’Oeuvreswillbeserved and friendshipinthelateryears ofour ofloveof afilmabouttheimportance Glen Cove, 5p.m. afreescreening View Glen Cove SeniorCenter, 130GlenSt., “Age screening ofLove” documentary (516) 759-8300. series.first ofafour-part fun STEAM-themedstorytime. This isthe reading storiesandbuildinglegos fora can joinMiss Alex insingingsongs, Glen Head, 10a.m. Childrenages 2to4 Gold CoastLibrary, 50Railroad Ave., Lego Duplostorytime Thursday, March 21 acrylic paintingsoncanvas,acrylic working on Locust Valley, 2p.m. Teens cancreate H emailed [email protected]. AVING Submissions can be

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Win Season GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — March 14, 2019 Passes to Adventureland!

Courtesy Julia Salat NORTH SHORE KIWANIS President Leslie Kle, left, presented NSCFG Communications Director Jenna Kern Rugile with a certificate of appreciation for her dedication and ser- vice to the center. Personal stories of struggle shared The North Shore Kiwanis Club spon- families. sored a special program when it hosted The organization was founded in 1953 the North Shore Child & Family Guid- and is dedicated to restoring and ance Center. The keynote speaker, Jenna strengthening the emotional wellbeing Kern Rugile, the organization’s director of children from birth to adulthood. The of communications, presented an infor- agency has been a place of hope, healing mative presentation regarding personal and treatment to all who enter its doors, stories of struggle from children and regardless of their ability to pay. Vocabulary parade at Connolly CONNOLLY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Julie Mullan, right, led students during the school’s vocabulary parade. Go to liherald.com/adventureland

Photos courtesy Glen Cove City School District to enter to win a family As part of their “Pick A Reading Partner” celebration, 4-pack of season passes to students at Connolly Elemen- tary School read “Miss Alaine- us: A Vocabulary Disaster” by Adventureland for Debra Fraisier. The students were inspired to create cos- tumes based on different vocabulary words and had a the 2019 season. wonderful time parading around the school showing off their unique creations.

No purchase necessary to enter or to win. Many will enter, one (1) will win the Grand Prize of 4 season passes to Adventureland for the 2019 season, valued ERIC CASURIAGA, A student at at $500). Contest period begins 2/28 and ends 3/31. For details and complete Connolly, came dressed as a contest rules, visit liherald.com/adventureland plane for the parade. 1022627 12 March 14, 2019 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE F 1762 Harold Ave Wantagh, NY Marlena isactiveinfundraising. members oftheKiwanis Clubof Wantagh whereFloydiscurrentlythe Treasurer and where FloydhasservedaspresidentandMarlenavicepresident. They arealso Multiple ListingServiceaswellmembersofthe Wantagh ChamberofCommerce, with ColdwellBanker ResidentialBrokerage servingallofLongIsland. Presently, FloydandMarlenaareRealEstate Associate Brokers workingfulltime Banker ResidentialBrokerage. Floyd soldhisfirmtoColdwell in southernNassau. Five yearsago The businessgrewtothreeoffices Associate Broker shortlythereafter. and was joinedMarlenaScheinas Realty onJerusalem Ave, Wantagh 1992, FloydopenedManorGate Long Islandforover30years. In real estatebusinessservingallof Bellmore, havebeenactiveinthe UNDER CONTRACT Experience you can trust for results Floyd andMarlenaareactivemembersofLongIslandBoard Realtorsand longtime residentsof Wantagh loyd EarlandMarlenaSchein, Associate Broker FLOYD EARL Real Estate [email protected] callmarlena4homes.com Coldwell Banker o: 516.763.8942 c: 516.297.2772 MARLENA SCHEIN Associate Broker Real Estate MOVERS March 7, 2019 SHAKERS N I O H W S ' O H W

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Mike Conn/Herald Gazette THE MAJORITY OF voters rejected the $84.6 million school improvement bond on Tuesday. Residents say no to bond CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE home worth $500,000 would have seen a School bond discussions tax increase of roughly $36.53 per month, on Facebook or $432 per year. Reactions to the vote were mixed. “It’s so disheartening,” Rianna, a strong sup- Residents took to social media to porter of the bond, said, “but we’ll pull voice their reactions to the bond vote together and move forward.” results. She added that the district’s adminis- tration and Board of Education would “We could petition, get enough signa- continue to work on ways to fund neces- sary renovations. She also acknowledged tures, ask for an appeal and see if the hard work of those who assembled there are funds elsewhere for our and promoted the bond. “I know a lot of schools. Bring it to town hall. Show parents and community members worked up in numbers on Tuesday nights. hard to help support the passing of this Make our voices heard. Strength in bond, and I don’t want to minimize their numbers.” efforts,” Rianna said. “They were wonder- — Kate O’Neill Martino, Glen Cove ful.” One of them was parent Maria Venuto, “I also think the timing of the vote who spearheaded the pro-bond group Vote was not great because of the tax Yes March 12. Venuto said that she and reassessment that’s going on in Nas- other bond supporters would continue to focus on improving the school district. sau County. People are unsure of “We’re not giving up on making our where their overall taxes are going to schools better,” she said. be, so to think of adding another Rick Smith, owner of the Piano amount to it probably had an effect Exchange in Glen Cove, was a staunch on people.” opponent of the measure. He voted — Dite Frangos, Glen Cove against it, he said, because he believed it was unnecessary, and would not have “Nothing like a community voting funded the changes the district really against its own interests.” needs. “I’m feeling like the public knew — Hannah Charlotte Hunter, Sea Cliff that this was more money than they felt necessary to accomplish the benefits the schools need,” Smith said. “If there’s a “Horrible, this should be mandatory.” ceiling tile that needs to be replaced, you — Celeste Gullo, Glen Cove don’t replace all the ceilings.” The bond, he added, should have “85 million is a big number. In my focused on improving students’ education opinion, the BOE should modify the instead of building renovations. If it had, request for crucial and critical he said, he might have voted differently. repairs.” Orion Marchese, who spent his child- — Keith Hults, Glen Cove hood in Glen Cove public schools and grad- uated from Glen Cove High School in 2013, said he was disappointed by the result. “I ident Jan Warner said — though she know the conditions of the schools,” he declined to say how she voted. “If they said, “and I know that the repairs are des- were more focused, they would have been perately needed.” more helpful to the children in the area. But Marchese added that he understood “I just feel that they had some good why people voted against the bond, things in there,” Warner added, “but the because it can be difficult for residents to bad stuff they had in there was really willingly raise their own taxes when they bad.” don’t have children in the district. “It’s According to District Clerk Ida John- important that we figure out why people son, there were many absentee ballots, and voted no,” he said, “and to see if there’s a Rianna said that the votes would be way that we can fix this so that people feel recounted. 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Stephen S. Martin, Martha McAleer, Glenn Performances/ LiveStock The popular roots rock band in concert, McNab, Kristen Memoli, John Micheals, On Stage Thursday March 17, 8 p.m. Still Partners, 225 Gabriella Grama, Gail Neuman, Ellen Paul, Sea Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff. 200-9229 or Jonathan Pearlman, Howie Pohl, Denis www.stillpartners.com. Ponsot, Meryl Shapiro, Sally Shore, Lauren Singer, Toxic/Nature Studios by Scott Sch- Music Jam neider, Nancy Yoshi. Through March 23. Bring an acoustic instrument and voice Main Street Gallery, 213 Main St., Hun- and join in or just listen, Thursday, March tington. (631) 271-8423 or www.hunting- 21, 7 p.m. Sea Cliff Library, 300 Sea Cliff tonarts.org. Ave., Sea Cliff. 671-4290 or www.seacliffllibrary.org. Rivera and Beyond: Latin American Art A Gentleman’s Guide to The Rippingtons Love and Murder An exhibit of 20th century and contempo- The musical comedy about an heir The acclaimed contemporary jazz ensem- rary artists from across Central and South to a family fortune who sets out to ble in concert, featuring Russ Feeman, America, from the collection of Joan and jump the line of succession by Thursay, March 21, 8 p.m. My Father’s Milton Bagley. Masterworks by Fernando eliminating the relatives in his way, Place at the Roslyn Hotel, 1221 Old Thursday and Friday, March 14-15, Botero, Elena Climent, Ana Mercedes 8 p.m.; Saturday, March 16, 3 and Northern Blvd., Roslyn. 413- 3535 or Hoyos, Wifredo Lam, Julio Larraz, Roberto 8 p.m.; Sunday, March 17, 2 p.m. www.myfathersplace.com. Matta, Carlos Mérida, Diego Rivera, and John W. Engeman Theater, 250 others are on view. Through March 31. Main St., Northport. (631) 261- Heckscher Museum of Art, Main St. and 2900 or www.engemantheater.com. For the Kids Prime Ave., Huntington. (631) 351-3250 Storytime or www.heckscher.org. Cyrille Aimee Enjoy a storytime session geared to all ages, Theodore Roosevelt: The French jazz vocalist in concert, in Saturday, March 16, 11:30 a.m. Gold Coast A Man for the Modern World “Move On: A Sondheim Adventure,” Thurs- Public Library, 50 Railroad Ave., Glen Head. An exhibition that celebrates the presi- day, March 14, 8 p.m. My Father’s Place at The Swingles 759-8300 or www.goldcoastlibrary.org. dency and legacy of Theodore Roosevelt, the Roslyn Hotel, 1221 Old Northern The acclaimed a cappella group visits Tilles Center, on Saturday, March 30, at 8 p.m. Pizza and Paperbacks who is often considered the first modern Blvd., Roslyn. 413- 3535 or For more than half a century, The Swingles have pushed the boundaries of vocal music. The A book discussion for second-graders president. On view are a collection of his- www.myfathersplace.com. seven young singers that make up today’s London-based group are driven by the same innovative and up, Wednesday, March 20, 3 p.m.; toric documents, photographs, and many spirit that has defined the five-time Grammy winners since they first made waves in the 1960s Everlast also Friday, March 22, noon (for children never before seen artifacts that celebrate The current incarnation of the versatile group continues to demonstrate a powerful virtuosity The hip-hop singer-songwriter in concert, entering Kindergarten in 2019) and 3 TR’s major achievements and underscore that keeps them in the forefront as masters of their craft. Thursday, March 14, 8 p.m. The Para- p.m. (Kindergarten and Grade 1). Regis- his legacy. Highlighted objects include Tickets are $45; available at (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com or www.tillescenter.org. mount, 370 New York Ave., Huntington. tration required. Sea Cliff Library, 300 family sporting equipment and the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, LIU Post, Route 25A, Brookville. (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster. Sea Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff. 671-4290 or license plate from the Roosevelts’ auto- com or www.paramountny.com. www.seaclifflibrary.org. mobile, shown alongside presidential gifts

Cliff. 200-9229 or www.stillpartners.com. Songs of Ireland: A Celtic Celebration such as a book inscribed by Booker T. Felix Slim Irish vocalists and a musical ensemble in Washington and a coal scuttle given after The multi-instrumental blues musician in Russian National Ballet Theatre Museums/Galleries a St. Patrick’s Day-themed concert, Sun- the resolution of the Anthracite Coal concert, Thursday, March 14, 8 p.m. Still Part- The ballet company performs “Sleeping day, March 17, 3 p.m. Program includes and more Strike of 1902. Some familiar artifacts ners, 225 Sea Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff. 200-9229 Beauty,” Friday, March 15, 8 p.m. Tilles Cen- traditional folk songs, opera, Broadway The Harlem Hellfighters from the Roosevelt home are also on dis- or www.stillpartners.com. ter for the Performing Arts, LIU Post, Rte. tunes, and more. Tilles Center for the Per- A groundbreaking exhibit about the World play. Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, 25A, Brookville.(800) 745-3000 or www. Irish Comedy Night forming Arts, LIU Post, Rte. 25A, War I African-American Army unit, consisting 20 Sagamore Hill Rd, Oyster Bay. 922- ticketmaster.com or www.tillescenter.org. Comic showcase with Mike Keegan, Bill Brookville.(800) 745-3000 or www.tick- of 33 men from the Glen Cove area. North 4788 or nps.gov/sagamorehill.

McCarty and Moody McCarthy, Friday, Bucket List etmaster.com or www.tillescenter.org. Shore Historical Museum, 140 Glen St., March 15, 8 p.m. My Father’s Place at the The eclectic band in concert, Saturday, Glen Cove. 801-1191 or www.nshmgc.org. Del McCoury and David Grisman Roslyn Hotel, 1221 Old Northern Blvd., March 16, 8 p.m. Still Partners, 225 Sea The bluegrass guitarists in concert, with Heckscher Collects: Roslyn. 413- 3535 or Cliff Ave., Sea Cliff. 200-9229 or “The Del & Dawg Show,” Thursday, March Recent Acquisitions www.myfathersplace.com. www.stillpartners.com. 21, 7:30 p.m. Landmark on Main Street, An exhibition of two dozen 20th century Jessie’s Girl Chris D’Elia Jeanne Rimsky Theater, 232 Main St., Port and contemporary works that have been The acclaimed tribute band in concert, The actor-comedian on tour, Saturday, Washington. 767-1384 or acquired by the museum over the past five with “Back to the Eighties,” Friday, March March 16, 5, 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. The www.landmarkonmainstreet.org. years. With a selection of pri nts produced 15, 8 p.m. The Paramount, 370 New York Paramount, 370 New York Ave., Hunting- by more traditional and diverse experimen- Ave., Huntington. (800) 745-3000 or ton. (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmas- tal processes; experimental photography www.ticketmaster.com or ter.com or www.paramountny.com. by Bill Armstrong, Ellen Carey, and Joe At the Movies www.paramountny.com. The Temptatioms Constantino; New York City street scenes See “Can You Ever Forgive Me,” the biopic about celebrity biographer and The Motown legends in concert, with the by N. Jay Jaffee; and images of Cuba by Bastienne Schmidt; along with abstract sometime document forger Lee Israel, Four Tops, Saturday, March 16, 8 p.m. Thursday, March 14, 2 and 6:30 p.m.; NYCB Theatre at Westbury, 960 Brush and representational paintings. Through also “Widows,” the heist thriller about Hollow Road, Westbury. (800) 745-3000 May 12. Heckscher Museum of Art, Main four women with nothing in common or www.livenation.com. St. and Prime Ave., Huntington. (631) except a debt left behind by their dead Eddie Money 351-3250 or www.heckscher.org. husbands’ criminal activities, Thursday, Kinky Friedman The rocker in concert, with special March 21, 2 and 6:30 p.m. Oyster guest John Waite, Thursday, March 17, Bay-East Norwich Public Library, 89 The maverick guitarist in concert, with Dale Objects Found 8 p.m. NYCB Theatre at Westbury, 960 An exhibit of varied works by local artists, East Main St., Oyster Bay. 922-1212. Tommy James & The Shondells Watson, Sunday, March 17, 7 p.m. My Brush Hollow Road, Westbury. (800) The iconic band in concert, Friday, Father’s Place at the Roslyn Hotel, 1221 745-3000 or www.livenation.com. using salvaged materials. These include March 15, 8 p.m. With special Old Northern Blvd., Roslyn. 413- 3535 or items found or collectedf rom twigs, but- guests The Grass Roots and The www.myfathersplace.com. tons, and antiques to toys, textiles, etc. Box Tops. NYCB Theatre at Westbury, ‘Funny Folk’ Participating artists include Beth Atkinson, 960 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury. Jim Breuer Comical singer-songwriters Dennis MC (800) 745-3000 or Lisa L. Cangemi, Kathleen Celestin-Parks, www.livenation.com. The comic continues his residency, with DoNoUgh! and Carla Ulbrich in concert, Janet Costello and Heather Gottfried, “Comedy, Stories & More,” Sunday, March Thursday, March 21, 8:30 p.m. (7:30 p.m. Naomi Diracles, Terry Finch, Jim Finlayson, 17, 7 p.m. The Paramount, 370 New York open mic.) Cinema Arts Center, Sky Room Laughing Water Anindita Ghosh, Bill Grabowski, Jeffrey Having an event? Ave., Huntington. (800) 745-3000 or Cafe, 423 Park Ave., Huntington. (631) The band in concert, Friday, March 15, 8 Grinspan, Lenore Hanson, Beth Heit, Juli- Submissions can be emailed to www.ticketmaster.com or 423-7611 or www.cinemaartscentre.org p.m. Still Partners, 225 Sea Cliff Ave., Sea anne Jimenez, Julianna Kirk, Liz Kolligs, [email protected]. www.paramountny.com. or www.fmsh.org. 22

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CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE THE MANGANOS GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — March 14, 2019 a public official by taking bribes and kick- LEFT the federal backs from a businessman in exchange for courthouse in Central helping him obtain loans worth millions of Islip in January after taxpayer dollars,” Donoghue said. “The a day of testimony. defendants tried and failed to cover up Last week they were their crimes by lying to the FBI and federal both found guilty on prosecutors, and will now be held responsi- multiple corruption ble for these crimes. No one is above the charges. law.” In comments to the media outside the courthouse, reported by Newsday, Mangano said that he was “very proud” of his service as county executive, and vowed to appeal the verdict. “I would not and could not be bribed by anyone,” Mangano said. “We remain confi- dent that we’ll be vindicated.” Donoghue’s team told jurors that Ed Mangano accepted bribes from Singh, a for- mer friend, in exchange for political favors such as guaranteeing loans with town money and steering lucrative contracts his way. Prosecutors also said that Linda Man- Christina Daly/Herald gano lied to investigators about a no-show tive in 2010, despite being friends with them not have had the clout to do so as a new is moving full steam ahead on my anti-cor- food taster and menu planner job that for more than 20 years. county executive. He also said that former ruption agenda, which will entail addition- Singh gave her. Ed Mangano’s attorney, Kevin Keating, town officials were already “doing back al reforms to bring more transparency and Prosecutors alleged that Mangano pres- did not deny Singh’s gifts to the Manganos, flips” for Singh, who ran concession stands oversight into how we spend taxpayer sured Oyster Bay officials to guarantee but said the restaurateur got little to noth- loans to help keep Singh’s businesses afloat. on Oyster Bay property, by extending those money. There will be daunting challenges ing in return for them. The only county During testimony, Singh admitted that he contracts. ahead, but we are well on our way to restor- contract Singh received was an emergency was writing bad checks and floundering State Sen. John Brooks, a Democrat ing integrity to Nassau County govern- one to provide food for government workers financially, while projecting an image of from Seaford, said, “It’s another sad exam- ment.” after Hurricane Sandy. success in the business community. ple of somebody in elected office abusing The Manganos remain on probation, But Treinis Gatz said that a county- William Sweeney, of the Federal Bureau the position.” Bellmore Democratic State and a sentencing date has yet to be approved caterer had already been of Investigation, called Ed Mangano’s activ- Sen. Kevin Thomas agreed, saying, “Man- announced. approved to do that job, and that was the ities with Singh “quid pro quo wheeling gano’s conviction sends the message that week Singh bought the Manganos’ son a and dealing.” the era of pay-to-play politics and corrup- $7,300 watch. She also said that Ed Manga- ANSWERS TO TODAY’S PUZZLE The defense team insisted that Singh tion is coming to an end in Nassau County.” no steered a contract to Singh to provide was a liar who tried, but failed, to influence County Executive Laura Curran, a Dem- bread and rolls to county jail inmates from Mangano with gifts in an effort to build up ocrat, also weighed in after the verdicts a lower bidder, who had been doing the his struggling restaurant empire. Singh, were announced, contrasting the work of work for 10 years. the defense attorneys added, testified her administration with what went on Keating disputed that the latter contract against the couple only to gain leniency for under Mangano. “I took office with a simple was steered by Mangano, saying that the his own crimes. He pleaded guilty in 2016 to promise to restore trust and fiscal integrity late Peter Schmitt, the former presiding eight charges, including federal program in Nassau, and I’m proud that my adminis- officer of the Nassau County Legislature, bribery and obstructing and impeding the tration is delivering on that promise,” she wanted contracts to go to local vendors due administration of internal revenue said, pointing to new ethics orders and poli- such as Singh. Singh later backed out of the laws. cies she has implemented since she was contract, however, because his bakery could Assistant U.S. Attorney Lara Treinis elected in 2017. Gatz said the timing of gifts to the Manga- not handle the work. “We are doing the right things for the nos by Singh pointed to corruption. Treinis Keating also called it “preposterous” right reasons, because for far too long our Gatz said Singh never gave them gifts that Mangano would use his power to con- leaders did the wrong things for their own before Ed Mangano became county execu- vince Oyster Bay officials to back Singh on reasons,” Curran said. “My administration $20 million in loans in 2010, saying he would

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Library Public of Cove Glen purpose the of the Trustee For (1) one electing; the upon said SchoolDistrict. the tax in property real a taxable the of by levy less raised be thereof, receipts, amount the year that and approved; is hereby and be the amended, have may same the for as and 2019/2020, public Library, said School the of Trustees the City by prepared as District, Cove Library, the Public Glen Cove of the Glen that budget RESOLVED the proposed on vote To following propositions: the followingpurposes: for help be p.m.will meeting Said 9 and a.m. 9 of hours the between 2019 30, April on District said York,in New Cove, Glen Ave., Cove Glen 4 Library, the Public at Cove YorkGlen New the of of State Law Education the of 2007 and 260 Section the of provision the Cove to pursuant Glen in held be Special will the Library qualifiedPublic of the a voters of that meeting HEREBY IS NOTICE GIVEN ONE GLEN THE ELECT COVE PUBLICLIBRARY OF TO TRUSTEE PUBLIC BUDGET AND LIBRARY THE PUBLIC COVE ON VOTE OF TO LIBRARY 2019, SPECIAL 30, GLEN APRIL ON OF MEETING DISTRICT LIBRARY NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 108138 Dated: March13, 2019 District School Central Shore North BOARD OFEDUCATION BY ORDEROF THE the to bid openingdate. prior and writing formal only in bid his withdraw bidder the may A thereof. not after opening may days 45 within bid his bidder withdraw Each To Place A Notice Call 516-569-4000 x232 siguientes fines: los para ayunda de sera reunion Dicha 9pm 09 nr ls a y las y 9am dicho de las Abril entra de 2019 en 30 el Distrito York, Nueva de la Estado de Educacion en de Ley la de dispuesto 270 y 260 Seccion lo conformidad con en Cove de Glen Publica Biblioteca calificados la de losvotantes de especial reunion una cabo a llevara se que R NOTIFICA O SE PRESENTE D DEL A MEDIO POR R UN T S I N A I BIBLIOTECA M D ELEGIR Y A PUBLICA PARA BIBLIOTECA LA DE VOTAR PRESUPUESTO EL EN PARA LA COVE GLEN DE PUBLICA BIBLIOTECA LA DE DE 2019, DE ABRIL DISTRITODE 30 EL DEL BIBLIOTECA REUNION ESPECIAL UNA DE AVISO AVISO LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE 108245 Clerk Gina Rant 5:00p.m., of theelection. date the than on time, prevailing later not York, New Ave., Cove Glen 4 Library, Public Cove Clerk,Glen District the be the of at office shall received shall been it have unless absentee ballot canvassed No voter voter. the to personally is delivered be to ballot the if election the before day the or voter, the to mailed be to is ballot the if elections the seven before days (7) least at be received must applications Such York. New Cove, Cove Glen Ave., Cove Glen Glen 4 Library, District the Public the of of Clerk, office at the for applied be may the Vote Budget and for Election Library ballots absentee for applications that NOTICE FURTHERTAKE PLEASE holiday, ABSENTEE BALLOTS for set the meeting. or date Saturday, the including except Sunday, Vote, Budget and Election Library the for set 16, date the to prior days the April of each and 2019, Tuesday after day any on time, prevailing for 4p.m. and 9a.m of hours the open between district the of voter qualified be any by inspection will York and New Cove Cove, Glen Glen Ave, Cove Glen 4 the Library, Public of Districtclerk the of Office the The in of filed be will Elections County Nassau of Board the by prepared register. list registration other vote to must All wish who persons election. at this vote to eligible is under she or vote he Law, Election of 5 to Article eligible is she or 4 he if or last (2015) years the within any in election voted has voter 2019. a 16,If April on held to be meeting the register for register to date final The 4p.m. and of may 9a.m. the of hours the between the District voters that qualified IS GIVEN NOTICE FURTHER HEREBY York at 7p.m. New Ave., Cove Glen budget 4 Library, Public Cove Glen special the at 16th April on hearing a the hold of will Library Public the Cove TrusteesGlen of that Board IS GIVEN NOTICE FURTHER such HEREBY preceding meeting. days or fourteen the during holiday, Sunday Saturday, than N OTICES

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Cove, de Glen Publica Biblioteca sobre la abril en de 16 el audiencia Cove presupuesto una Glen especial de realizara Publica Biblioteca la de Junta la que ADICIONAL, ADVISO DA SE dicha a reunion. anteriores dias o catorce los durante domingos festivos sabados, los except dias, lod todos 5pm y 9am las estara 4 York,entra Nueva Cove, Cove, Glen Ave., Cove Glen Glen de Biblioteca votados Publica la en disponible ser para propuestos estimaados gastos los de copia una que ADICIONAL, ADVISO DA SE 4 Nueva York Cove, Cove, Glen Ave., Biblioteca Cove Glen Glen de la Publica en de Secretario Distrito pueden del se obtener peticiones las muestra de formularios Los la y nombre residencia delcandidato. y debe el indicar firmante cada Distroto, residencia de la ondicar del debe votantes calificados (25) veinticinco al menos por firmada estar debe Distrito, del Secretario al dirigirse debe asi nominacion de candidato peticion Cada nominado. eleccion, sera el cual elegido la el dia en momento a trigesimo anterior el de mas marzo de a 2019, 29 5pm., el las tardar y 9am de horas las entre al secretario presentarse deben Cove Glen de Publica Biblioteca la que de administrator de cargo el para peticiones candidato al nominan las ADICIONAL, que AVISO DA de SE Ley la dicha reunion EspecialdeDistrito. de convoca Educacion, 270 lo y con 260 Seccion la en dispuesto conformidad en NOTA Biblioteca, la de junta la que TOME FAVOR, POR los se sobre emitira medianteurnas. mencionados votation asuntos La la cinco anos. de mandato (5) Glen un por Cove de de Publica Biblioteca Fideicomisario un (1) elegir; de fin el Con inmuebles Escolar. Distrito dicho en bienes gravables sobre la impuesto mediante un de recaudacion los aumenta de se recibos, los se cantidad menos mismos, la y que presente; modificado, la por apruebe haya se segun el los y 2019/2020, para ano dicha publica por Biblioteca de preparado Fideicomisarios lo segun Cove Glen de la Ciudad de Glen Escolar Deistro de Cove, Publica el Bilioteca que la de propuesto RESUELTOpresupuesto HA SE siguientes prosiciones: las Para sobre votar To Place A Notice Call 516-569-4000 x232 n h Ct’ B1 Central B-1 City’s Commercial District. the in located and 46, & Avenue 45 (s) 38,27, Lot 5, Block 21, Section as Maps Tax Nassau & Land Cove County the on designated Glen Sunoco 1 on located is property an The a gasoline fillingstation. to into accessory store bays convenience expanded to repair building automotive (3) three convert foot 1989 a square of renovation for approval the plan Bolla site permit and use special a which seeks Corp, L.I. of Operating the application on be will hearing to The all opportunity express theirviews. an when be given will persons York interested Cove, Glen New Street, Glen 9 the Hall, at 19, City Chambers, p.m.Council 7:30 March at Tuesday, 2019, Board on Planning PUBLIC Cove Glen CONTINUED the by held be will HEARING PUBLIC a that, NOTICE TAKE PLEASE OF HEARING NOTICE PLANNING BOARD CITY OFGLENCOVE LEGAL NOTICE 108144 DBA Phil’s Pizza Phil’s ofGlenCove, Inc. N.Y. on premisesconsumption. for Cove, County, Nassau 11542, Glen Swamp Cedar the Road, 21 at Law Control under Beverage Alcoholic restaurant and wineatretailina beer liquor, sell to Inc. been Cove Glen has of Phil’s by for wine applied and beer liquor, for pending, license, a that given hereby is Notice LEGAL NOTICE 108247 Oficinista Gina Rant la eleccion. de pm Fecha el en 5:00 dia, del hora las a a tardar York Ave,. mas Nueva Cove Cove, glen Glen 4 Glen Cove, de Publica sido deBiblioteca la en oficina Distrito, de haya la Secretario a en que recibida votada menos sera ausente votante de votante. boleta al Ninguna boleta la Tales a envir va se si elecciones antes las de dias siete (7) menos York. al recibirse deben solicitudes 4 Nueva Cove, Cove, Glen Ave,. Cove Glen Biblioteca Glen de la las Publica de del en Distrito, Secretario la del solicitar oficinas y puede Bibliotecs se Presupuesto de Votacion la en Eleccion de de la votacion Para ausencia. solicitudes de boletas las NOTA, que TOME FAVOR, POR BOLETAS AUSENTES sabados, para lareunion. festivos, establecida fecha la dias incluida los la o domingos y Presupuesto, except Biblioteca de Votacion la de Eleccion la para establecids fecha la a anteriores dis los de de uno cada y 2019 16 de Abril martes del 4pm despues dia cualquier, y vigente 9am hora votante de horas entre las Distrito cualquier Del califcado inpeccion por a abierta y Ave, York, estara Nueva Cove Cove, Glen Glen 4 Glen Cove, de Publica la Biblioteca de Distrito se de secretario del Nassau de officina enla Archivaran de Elecciones Condado de de la por Junta lista preparade registro La registrarse. votar deseen que demas personas las Todos eleccion. by publicationnameat: publication Search online. found be can this in Printed rmss nw a 193 as known (A) the premises at allow 228-12 to (H) Sections 280-65 (F), from 228-15 for Cove Glen variances of City the of Appeals of Board Zoning the to application an made 2018 has 19002, PAAmbler,Ave., LLC., Maple - S. 201 at offices USA,with McDonald’s 21 of behalf on Swaggard # Martin the following Case given the applications: on views their be express to opportunity N.Y. will Cove, persons interested all when Glen Street, Glen 9 Hall, Council City Chambers, on the at pm, 7:30 at Appeals 2019 21, March Zoning Thursday, of be Board Cove Glen will the by held PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC a that NOTICE TAKE PLEASE OF ZONING HEARING NOTICE OF APPEALS BOARD CITY OFGLENCOVE LEGAL NOTICE SCOTT, 108251 THE CHAIRMAN THOMAS OF OF THE CITYOFGLENCOVE ORDER PLANNING BOARD BY March 8, 2019 Dated: of thehearing. time regular the until days business usual during the of hours business seen officesbe Street, Glen may it City where NY Cove, Glen 9 the at located at file on is application above The Peripheral Commercial District. B-2 City’s the in located Lot is property The 460. 199, Block 21, Section as Map Tax & Nassau Land County the N.Y., on Cove, designated Cove Glen is Glen Avenue, 80 property at located subject and The an of ADA compliantbathroom. storage, construction the for allow and area preparation of office,kitchen the The increase amount will restaurant. addition takeout-quick service foot square 692 existing the foot to to addition square 810 All an Restaurant permit Sid’s for American permit special use and plan site its to amendment All an for seeks approval SID’s which Inc. American of the application on be will hearing to The opportunity express theirviews: an be given will persons all interested when York, New Cove, Chambers, Glen Street, Glen 9 Council Hall, City the at Cove p.m. 7:30 at 2019 19, Glen March Tuesday, the on Board Planning by be held PUBLIC will HEARING PUBLIC a that, NOTICE TAKE PLEASE OF HEARING NOTICE PLANNING BOARD CITY OFGLENCOVE LEGAL NOTICE HMS SCOTT, 108250 CHAIRMAN THOMAS OF GLENCOVE CITY THE 2019OF 8, March THE OF PLANNING BOARD ORDER DatedBY of thehearing. time regular the until days business usual during the of hours business seen officesbe Street, Glen may it City where NY Cove, Glen 9 the at located at file on is application above The www.mypublicnotices.com LEGAL NOTICES… PUBLIC AND oe oig Code. the one-story a of proposes construction Zoning Applicant Section Glen Cove the of (5) from (B) 280-56 a variance for Cove Glen of City the of Appeals of Board Zoning the to application Highland an has made N.Y. Cove, 39 Glen Lucci, Road, at Dave of residing behalf on Gray Chris & -2019 #03 Case 1048 (s) 1050. Lot G, 23, Section Block as Map Tax & Land County Nassau the on shown as District Residence is Half-Acre R-2, property the in located The the is garages. ft. for permitted size sq. maximum proposing 500 garage. when coverage land is car ft. sq. 978.25 to (3) Applicant Code three detached new A Zoning construct: Glen Section the Cove of (4) from (D) 280-56 variance a for Cove Glen of City the of Appeals of Board Zoning the to application an made has N.Y. Cove, 36 Glen Road, at Titus residing Fili; Joseph Case #02-2019 Block 23, 51, Lot45. Section as Acre, Map Tax the & The Land on County Nassau known is District. Quarter premise Residence coverage the R-3, the where within 20% lot is permitted % maximum 24.7 of coverage lot proposing and; setback the yard foot rear is minimum yard feet (1) (3) three one when rear of setback a proposing is Applicant required. is ft. 90 when ft. 83.50 of width lot lot a has lot and Said coverage. setback yard rear less width, lot required with the than lot conforming rear non- a on barbecue existing outdoor to an proposing Code.maintain (2), is Zoning Applicant Cove (B) the of Glen (3) (D) 280-57 280-57 (10) 280-30 Sections (A), the from variances for Cove Glen of Zoning City the of Appeals of the Board an to made application has N.Y. Cove, Glen East, Drive Stuart 8 at residing Manzione, Thomas Case #01-2019 Block 23, 26, Lot58, 67. Section the as Map Tax & on Land County Nassau designated and 196 N.Y. Cove, Glen as Street, Glen The known place. is (2) in premise spaces minimum remain two will handicap existing The the required. spaces (7) parking under seven (33) spaces; three of total thirty a leaving spaces, parking existing (10) ten of loss the in new result would lane The services. drive through a an for lane add additional to proposing is also Applicant frontage. the that a to for permitted area up maximum frontage per when sign one is permitted maximum signs installed 2 currently are where there building the of side thru drive the on Donald’s” installed “Mc sign wall fourth a and; signs are 2 the there currently of where side building the on “M” sign wall third a thru; drive existing the existing for board an menu side new is there thru the where drive in proposed sign board menu N.Y.: ground Cove, additional An Glen St., Glen go to: name, publication by search eoa J Little, 107652 J. Phone no. (315) 425-2848 Foreclosure Specialist Deborah Direct allinquiriesto: Syracuse, New York 13202 125 EastJeffersonStreet Barclay Damon Tower Attorney forPlaintiff J. EricCharlton, Esq. BARCLAY DAMON, LLP sale, Arnold Bottalico, Referee the DATED: February 6, 2019 of pursuant tosaidjudgment. date advances until the plaintiff with the by plus made all interest, $2,500.00, the of and amount the and in fees attorney $1,930.00 in plus of amount costs is disbursements plaintiff’s amount $1,228,150.65, TheJudgment AMOUNT: JUDGMENT Terms ofSale. and the Judgment filed the of provisions and the Nassau to subject Office as above the Clerk’s County in premises recorded the described record SBL of affecting restrictions easements, and covenants, all York, with together and to Subject #30-042-0554, 2 Cove, Glen New as Lane, Sale Barbara known and commonly Foreclosure Judgment of the premises in the Drive,described AM, 100 9:30 at 11501, York Court New Mineola, Court, Supreme Supreme County Part Nassau Courtroom, Control highest Calendar in 2019 the the 2, April on bidder to said auction in public at sell will Judgment, named Referee the 30, Bottalico, July Arnold 2018, on Office Nassau Clerk’s the in entered and of 2018, 23, July Sale foreclosure dated action, entitled Judgment above the and in Court this by granted a Foreclosure virtue of by and pursuance In PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT: Index No. 9938/10 IN FORECLOSURE NOTICE OFSALE Defendants. EXPERT CO., TREE DAVEY FUNDING THE CORP. and RESIDENTIAL AS TRUSTEE; COMPANY TRUST BANKERS BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.; ANGELA KAY SILVERSTEIN; -vs- Plaintiff, E*TRADE BANK, OF NASSAU COUNTY COURT SUPREME STATE OFNEW YORK LEGAL NOTICE MOSCHETTA, 108249 CHAIRPERSON THERESA OF GLENCOVE OF APPEALS THE CITY ZONING OF THE March 11, 2019 OF ORDER BOARD THE BY Dated: Block 23, 51, Lot49. Section as Map Tax the & Land on .The County Nassau known is the allowed premise is maximum is 2,797sq.ft.(15%) when (16.5%) ft. of sq. Applicant 3,084 coverage lot proposing District. Residence Half-Acre R2, existing the within coverage lot an required the than less with to dwelling portico a b fud nie To online. found be publication can this in Printed ie diin n front and addition side www.mypublicnotices.com LEGAL NOTICES… PUBLIC AND

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Structural racism on display on L.I. schools’ sports fields GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — March 14, 2019

ong Island is one of the most seg- Students are segregated not only by teams. Because I’m of Pakistani heritage, through ERASE Racism, I spoke on a regated metropolitan areas in race but also by income. The 2018 Final I was often called “terrorist” as well. panel at a national conference on school L America, and segregation in our Report of the Long Island Index states, The slurs were cowardly. They were segregation at Teachers College at Colum- schools is getting worse, accord- “High poverty schools also have much never uttered near a coach or a referee — bia University. Last fall, I spoke at another ing to the Long Island-based ERASE Rac- higher percentages of students of color. only in places where the adults couldn’t conference, this one of the New York ism. One place where school districts 92% of students in high poverty schools hear them. But the intensity of the pres- State School Boards Association. encourage interaction among students of are black or Hispanic, com- sure to win, typically Now there is an opportunity for all of different races — the athletic field — is a pared to 31% in mid poverty heightened by those coach- us on Long Island to talk about structural place where racial tensions are aggravat- schools and 7% in low pov- es, created an environment racism — not only in our schools but also ed, not reduced. In erty schools.” played in which winning was what in housing, employment and other my experience, I experienced that I lacrosse, and mattered most. aspects of our lives. That opportunity is a racial slurs flew intense segregation at In response to the segre- public discussion launched recently by freely as white Elmont Memorial High was often called gation of my own educa- ERASE Racism called “How Do We Build lacrosse players School, where the vast tion, I joined ERASE Rac- a Just Long Island?” You can learn more tried to psych out majority of students — ‘terrorist.’ The slurs ism’s Education Equity Ini- about it at www.eraseracism.org. competitors of about 90 percent — were were never uttered tiative, which is designed to The discussion was launched with color. African-American and the engage students, teachers five public forums across Long Island Segregation in rest were largely Latinx (the near a coach or and parents in understand- last November and December, attended Long Island’s gender-neutral alternative referee — only ing and tackling the chal- by more than 700 people. It was a great SUFYAN schools is a fla- to Latino or Latina). I was lenge of structural racism start to a conversation that has a long HAMEED grant example of an exception, an Asian- where the adults in Long Island schools. I way to go. structural racism: American of Pakistani heri- started by attending the It’s time for Long Islanders to talk school districts tage. At my elementary couldn’t hear. organization’s Long Island about how, why and where structural rac- seemingly school in Valley Stream, the Leaders of Tomorrow Con- ism exists. The purpose is not to fault any- designed to keep students of different student body was closer to ference, where I met stu- one, but to join together as a region to rec- races separated. A recent study by 95 percent African-American. dents of all races who shared my concern ognize that segregation is real and that it ERASE Racism found that “At the same Ironically, one place where school dis- about school segregation. Then I took needs to end. It’s time to create an envi- time our region is becoming more tricts arrange for students of different part in the Education Equity Initiative, ronment where racial slurs are not diverse, our schools are becoming more races to interact is on the athletic field. joining the Student Task Force because it acceptable, no matter who is listening. segregated. Black students continue to Yet that was where I found the racism was so empowering to find like-minded attend school districts that are extremely most vocal. students of different backgrounds, all Sufyan Hameed, who grew up in Valley segregated, with little exposure to white I played lacrosse for four years, and eager to make a difference. Stream, graduated from Elmont Memorial students, while Latino and Asian students players from predominantly white That gave me a chance to share my High School in 2018 and now attends col- are increasingly attending more racially schools regularly used the N-word to experience with others — and not only lege in New York City. segregated school districts.” psych out players of color on competitors’ high school students. Last summer, Fashion: Think your mother’s rubber gloves

never got women’s fashion. I suppose recent fashion trends as presented in the handbags that range from the uselessly fasciitis sneakers, which, hooray, can real- that’s hilariously obvious to anyone high-end fashion zines, and perhaps, even minuscule to something you might find in ly serve a purpose for active people with Iwho knows me. The idea that we though no one can agree on anything any- an aviary. One woman carried something issues. women, and men as well, should fol- more, we may agree that rubber dresses all black and white and feathery that My pushback solution against the Kim low the dictates of fashion gurus and buy are a non-starter. looked very much like a penguin. Oh yes, Jong-uns of haute couture is the concept what they tell us is “in” has always Elle magazine says that feathers and sticks are all of a kind of uniform for women when seemed absurd to me. this spring, one of the go-to the rage. they dress for business or stepping out. I have a solution, but first consider the fashions will make you nos- Elle also tells me that I I’m not talking orange jumpsuit, but Elle demands of high fashion. talgic for your mother’s yel- lle tells me must wear bicycle shorts does feature a “utilitarian one-piece gar- Clothes made low dish gloves. The dresses E with a long, conservative, ment” that evokes a kind of fashion-con- for 6-foot-tall are form-fitting, in bold col- I must wear man-style blazer. The look is scious custodian look. women who weigh ors, of the synthetic rubber the work of a misogynist. Some women TV anchors have begun 90 pounds don’t fit variety. What I imagine is a bicycle shorts with It’s all knees and dispropor- to wear uniform-like basic tops and blaz- real people who rubber dress, like a giant a long blazer. The tion. If you sport a blazer in ers in simple dark colors that are just actually need to condom, suffocating the a bold plaid and polka dot there and don’t draw attention to them- eat. And the need body and triggering hyper- look is the work of shorts, you’re in. And if you selves. I see that as a strong feminist state- to always find thermia within minutes. I wear over-the-thigh black ment: See who I am, not what I’m wear- something “new” hope ambulances are on a misogynist. boots and a bucket hat, you ing. MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow wears pret- pushes the bound- standby, because rubber will are beyond cool. ty much the same black jacket every RANDI aries of the gro- surely hit the road. Please allow me one night. Her sister talk show host, Mika tesque on many For eveningwear, it’s go I-told-you-so. Decades ago, Brzezinski, who once flaunted patterns KREISS runways. If you really big or go naked. Half of the fea- my mother told me to toss my padded and flowing scarves, has also been trend- want to be seen as tured gowns are enormous, shapeless shoulder blouses and jackets. But we all ing toward simple navy or burgundy long- trendy, you must tents that engulf the wearer. The women know it all circles back, and sure enough, sleeved tops. continually toss out the old and buy the remind me of hermit crabs that carry padded shoulders are in again. Ruching is I like it. For years, many of us regular new. their houses with them. Just wearing one also tres chic. That’s when the material in folks have been wearing black as a kind In this particular politically fraught of these creations would be a challenge. a skirt or dress is all bunched up, as mine of uniform, from leggings or jeans to season, orange is definitely the new black, Actually performing any human func- usually is after I take a nap in a ball gown, shirts and sweaters and tops that cover us and orange jumpsuits have even been fea- tion, like sitting down, is out of the ques- if I had one. in an attractive way but don’t decorate us tured on the front pages of our major tion. The other half of dress-up goes Some designers are featuring asym- for someone else’s approval. newspapers (see: Manafort, Paul). Private transparent, with super-sheer gowns that metrical clothes, which, honestly, look as bet: We will soon be seeing prison wear on can be found in the “exhibitionist only” if your 2-year-old dressed you in the dark. Copyright 2019 Randi Kreiss. Randi can the racks. But I drift . . . aisle. Bizarre. Shoes are crippling creations, as usual. be reached at [email protected]. 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vendors, and opened a website, along with in contracting from accepting gifts from ary 2018. government since she took office in Janu- steps she has taken to restore faith in local Curran released a statement detailing the found guilty on corruption charges that after Mangano and his wife, Linda, were anti-corruption platforms. It wasn’t long Both ran explicitly on transparency and Hempstead supervisor in over a century. becoming the first Democratic Town of taking Mangano’s place and Laura Gillen seats in the county, with Laura Curran crats captured the two most important than many would like to admit. made clear that it was closer to the truth testimony during the Mangano trials tion to the Republican Party. the Much of in Nassau County was to have a connec- that the only way to get a government job protecting taxpayers. who have no concern for transparency or who themselves think of as entitled and happen by continuing to support leaders reflect on how we have allowed them to lated incidents, but instead we should Skelos in October. mer State Senate Majority Leader Dean trial also followed the sentencing for- of position in April. The Manganos’ second Walker, is set to go to trial for abusing his Mangano’s deputy,former chief Rob cal machine, with possibly more to come. this issue will ensure him the presidency? thegovernor? Doesbelievehe hisposition on is much expected” given, come is to mind for much anyone? whom “To quote, our ancestors of should know better. Does the power,surpassingskillsthattechnologyand years? We who have witnessed amazing brain- next generation. our of many effectively for sentence death law the assures this believe I Legislature. cheersof and applause from some in the State countryJan.on22.Worse stillwasthesound this in bill abortionradical most the signed Editor: Tothe reversed be to needs bill Abortion T Curran has banned employees involved In the November 2017 election, Demo- Years ago, it was almost a running joke We must no longer look at these as iso- Arebeautiful babies’ lives worth so little to 2,000 last the in nothing learned Havewe Cuomo Governor as horror in watched I Is Nassau learning from the guilty verdicts? falling in the county’s GOP politi- Mangano was yet another domino mer Nassau County Executive Ed he conviction last for-Friday of LETTERS HERALD need for legislative approval or a bidding $25,000 from 2011 to 2015, avoiding the issued 401 no-bid contracts for just under some sobering facts. Nassau County his crimes for as long as he did. sight that allowed him to get away with not that Mangano’s pre-indictment years were GOP leaders still might lead you to believe testimony and evidence, reams of some his tenure.of And despite the hours of were read last week, he said he was proud served out his term, and after the verdicts call on him to resign. Nevertheless, he months for his Republican colleagues to arrested in October 2016, but it took six Mangano down. wastekind and of fraud that brought ty in a better position to guard against the at least working toward putting the coun- contracts with. It appears that Curran is backgrounds companies of the county side firm to conduct deep dives into the last month,as of contracted with an out- being paid, month by month. She has also, where and to whom taxpayer money is out in relatively close detail how much, Comptroller Jack Schnirman, that lays E said he was proud of his tenure. call on him to resign. Last week he for his Republican colleagues to County data and media reports offer The two-term county executive was littered with red flags and loose over- 2016, but it took six months d Mangano was arrested in EDITORIAL Legislature. fresh air into our town halls and County promise to do. And continue to let some they associate with. Ask them what they ter their party affiliation. Look at whom Ambrosino, the Republican councilman a federalcome of indictment against Ed at what candidates’ priorities are, no mat evasion. Voters need to take a critical look years and change for federal and state tax North Hempstead, who is serving three crat Gerard Terry, former party boss of bad Democrats — just look at the Demo- beliefs. There are good Republicans and corruption to uphold their political their party because it is too riddled with shouldn’t feel as though they have to leave ran team.” aligning with “the tax-hiking Gillen/Cur- shocked” to learn that Tweedy would be said that the party was “disappointed and Nassau County Republican Committee, tion, Mike Deery, a spokesman for the is not supporting Ambrosino for re-elec- seat this fall. While the Republican Party on the Democratic ticket for Ambrosino’s can mayor Floral Park, of will be running guilty plea, according to records. this month for either a conference or a remained in office. He is due in court later Santino went so far as to call for Ambrosi Republican Former Supervisor Anthony wirecharges fraud of and tax evasion. Hempstead’sof 2nd District, who is facing work, or work that was not completed. politically connected for unnecessary adds that roughly $10 million went to the process, according to Newsday. The report no’s resignation in 2017, but he has But politicians and Nassau voters Thomas Tweedy, 62, a former Republi- Now, at the town level, we await the out - - - OPINIONS 27

What would congestion pricing mean for Long Islanders? GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — March 14, 2019

here’s no question that the most get to work. high penalty. London, Singapore and Stockholm. In crowded streets in the state (per- There’s no question that something Another dilemma is the pricing’s effect addition, there have been local studies full Thaps in the entire country) are in has to be done to cut down on the traffic on different businesses. There are many of suggestions on how to administer the L the borough of Manhattan. Start in and around Manhattan. It can take an businesses outside the city that have to plan. out with thousands of yellow cabs, add hour to get to the city and another hour to make multiple trips to Manhattan to ser- The last issue to be resolved is what hap- i private cars and car services and top it off reach your destination once you’re there. vice their customers. That includes pens to the revenue collected from the new i with delivery and service vehicles, and it The idea of charging an plumbers, electricians, toll payers. The city administration has sug-e all adds up to massive gridlock. Most additional toll if you drive delivery services and con- gested that it go into a secure bank account d Long Islanders don’t blink when they into a specific area is a good tractors. They need to have that no one other than the Metropolitan p hear the words one. It’s laudable that the here are assurances that they won’t Transportation Authority can touch. But “congestion pric- money that would be collect- Tmany be overcharged because of how will it be distributed? Shouldn’t the ing,” but this idea, ed from congestion pricing their business needs. Long Long Island Rail Road get some of that now before the would be dedicated to mass businesses Island also has a number of money so that it can be upgraded? It would State Legislature, transit. For now, though, the private bus companies that be patently unfair if so many local people is a big deal for devil is in the details. outside the city take commuters and tour- pay to drive into the high-congestion zone out-of-city drivers. The current proposal that have to make ists into the city. They and our region ends up with nothing. According to a focuses on the area from shouldn’t be penalized with We have enough on our plates just trying study published by 60th Street down to Battery multiple trips high fees that could cripple to get to and from work and to maintain a the Long Island Park as the zone for extra to Manhattan their operations. good quality of life on Long Island. A noble JERRY Association in tolls. Cars entering those Most of the motorists government experiment like congestion KREMER 2015, almost 29 per- areas would pay a toll simi- to service their from Long Island who go to pricing needs to be watched closely to make cent of Long lar to what they pay on the the city use either the sure it doesn’t turn out to be a disaster. Islanders who bridges and tunnels using customers. Queens-Midtown Tunnel or commute to Man- EZPass. One dilemma is the RFK Bridge. There has Jerry Kremer was a state assemblyman for hattan each day drive there. While the how much to charge. Right to be some clarification as to 23 years, and chaired the Assembly’s Ways d number of people who commute by train now, even if you used a tunnel or a bridge, what they should have to pay, and the toll and Means Committee for 12 years. He now r continues to grow, there are still many you’d still be charged a separate toll to structure should be known by our state heads Empire Government Strategies, a E local people who rely on cars to get them enter the congestion zone. The fee has yet elected officials before the Legislature business development and legislative strat- t to and from work. So the question for to be defined, but if it were too high, the approves any plan. There are plenty of egy firm. Comments about this column? d these motorists is how much more a con- average driver who needs to use a car to examples of how congestion pricing [email protected]. s gestion pricing policy would cost them to get to work in the zone would pay a very works, because it’s already in effect in a s s a LETTERS FRAMEWORK by Christina Daly s As a mother of five, a grandmother and a successful financial professional for Abortion is health care 30 years, I ask that I be spared the patron- To the Editor: izing feminist talking points. A woman’s As a social worker who works with body is her own and she is inherently women making decisions about preg- capable of governing herself as well as nancy, I am writing to express my sup- any man, unlike the victim many would port for the Reproductive Health like to project her to be. I also believe that Act. During a time in which reproduc- a woman’s body is made to be shared with tive rights are under unprecedented another, something that men cannot com- I attack by our federal government, the prehend. They cannot understand the RHA affirms that abortion is health l intimacy of a mother/child connection, care and a fundamental component of w although hopefully they have known the equality and privacy. s love of a mother. The RHA moves abortion law from A child is neither chattel nor a clump criminal to public health law where it d of cells. Its humanity cannot be denied, belongs; codifies the protections of Roe even if we call it a fetus. It is a person who v. Wade into state law by ensuring that needs protection, nurturing and care. New Yorkers can access needed care if Thanks to tremendous technological their health or life is endangered or advances, we can see a 3D sonogram of a their pregnancy is not viable; and clari- child at 24 to 26 weeks. Imagine the pain fies that trained health care providers abortion visits on the infant, whom we acting within their scope of practice believe is created in the image of God. can provide abortion care. I ask the governor to ponder the good From my own experience as a social he can still do by renouncing this violence worker, I know I have to recognize that A fiery late-winter sunset — Glen Cove he now embraces and by declaring to the each story and circumstance is unique. Democratic Party that abortion is a The emotional impact of a decision betrayal of everything noble for which it about a pregnancy is complex enough has ever stood. And that for our democra- that we do not have to further compli- cy to endure, we must protect all. cate it with societal stigma. I call on CORRECTION If nothing else can persuade our legis- our community to eliminate the shame c lators of how wrong this is, I urge them and stigma surrounding abortion care. The story “Senator mulls state take- District. Monterey recently passed legisla-n to be aware of those very loyal Demo- I urge you to listen to the voices of over of New York American Water” tion that will allow the Monterey Peninsu- crats who will no longer be able to avoid patients and their providers, not anti- (March 7-13) reported that three commu- la Water Management District to conducts the voices of their consciences, and no abortion ideologues. nities in California — Felton, Ojai and a feasibility study to municipalize itsa longer vote for those unable and unwill- Monterey — assumed the assets of Cali- water supply. Ojai was previously ser-t ing to acknowledge the gravity of this ELLEN WEISS, LCSW fornia American Water. viced by Golden State Water Company,n heinous act. Glen Head Felton had assumed the assets of Cali- and is now serviced by the Casitas Munic-b MARIE COYLE fornia American Water, and is now ser- ipal Water District. t Glen Cove viced by the San Lorenzo Valley Water 28 March 14, 2019 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE Damian Ross Damian Office Manager Liz Luciano Liz 266 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, NY | danielgale.com | NY Cliff, Sea Avenue, Cliff Sea 266 516.759.6822 | Office Cliff Sea EX TERLING CIRCLE OFA L P M O C AC F O E L C R I C G N I L R E ST E C N E L L E XC E F O E L C R I C D L 0 G A TS N E AG D E C N E I R E P X E Diane Stigliano Diane 2nd Place Listing Leader 1st Place Unit Leader 1st Place Production Leader Vivian Parisi Parisi Vivian 2nd Place Production Leader 2nd Place UnitLeader 1st Place Listing Leader Charter Member Wallach Kathy Claudia Ames Claudia REST 2019. TO E’S ER H Leaders. 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