Volume XXV No. 42 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 6/30/16 75C Glen Cove’s Class of 2016 Graduates In what was a culmination of four years of hard work and dedication, the senior class at Glen Cove High School graduated in front of friends, family and members of the community during the annual commencement exercises on June 25. Visitors cheered as the Class of 2016 marched onto the field, as the high school band performed “Pomp and Circumstance.” Superintendent of Schools Dr. Maria Rianna and Principal Antonio Santana thanked the students for their hard work and commitment to excellence during their time in the Glen Cove City School District. Santana reflected on the last time he spoke at a graduation, which was at his own high school ceremony as class president in 1989. His remarks focused on success, the same topic he spoke about to his own class all those years ago. “Success is not measured in the things you accumulate cars, money, jewelry, but it was measured in the worth you gain as a human being,” Santana said. “Success is not labeled in titles, it’s labeled in good deeds.” Students posed for pictures following the commencement. continued on page 14 Ailey Arts In Education & Community Programs at the Co-op

The Roslyn-Trinity Cooperative Day mastered many skills including their School was thrilled to host a five week auditory listening skills which are critical AileyDance Kids Residency Program to school success. under the auspices of Ailey Arts In The finale of the five week session Education & Community Programs. was learning about the work of world Each week children in our 3 and renowned choreographer, Alvin Ailey 4-year old classesenthusiastically took and dancing joyfully to Alvin Ailey’s their places and began following the classic masterpiece, Revelations. movements of Ailey Arts In Education The children and faculty eagerly look Teaching Artist, Ms. Jessica St. Vil. forward to AileyDanceKids Residency They combined their actions to lively Program returning to the Co-op again West African music while learning about next year. the instruments which made the sounds For more information about the they were hearing. The wonderful dance Roslyn-Trinity Co-op, visit our website activities strengthened the children’s fine roslyntrinityco-op.org or call 516-621- and gross motor development, balance, 3380. coordination and flexibility. Through this multi-sensory program, the children Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016 Finley Students Visit Boston The group arrived at the New England Aquarium around 9 a.m. and enjoyed visiting the exhibitions and viewing an IMAX movie about the Galapagos Islands. After the aquarium, they made their way to the Prudential Center for lunch and onto the Duck Boats for a tour of Boston, with students getting to drive the boats on the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival Announces Charles River. After the boat trip, they assembled at Faneuil Hall for a group photo. 2016 Concert Series Featuring Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary Students then had the opportunity to buy souvenirs as they explored Quincy Market. The day concluded with dinner at the Hard Rock Café, conveniently located across Series includes Glen Cove High School Select Chorale, Beatles, the street from Quincy Market. The group was all smiles as they rolled into the Elvis, Rod Stewart, Finley Horseshoe around 11 p.m. Dave Matthews Tributes, and performances from local faith groups.

Kickoff July 3rd at 7:30 pm with Salute to America

Morgan Park Summer Music Festival kicks off its 57th season on July 3rd with a very fitting patriotic “Salute to America” and ends August 28th with the Second Annual Folk Festival. Headlining the festival is Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary! This is going to be a great season!!

Every year our second concert is devoted to the winners of our young performers’ competition from the North Shore of Nassau County, and our new addition of the members of the Glen Cove High School Select Chorale, who earlier this year performed for Pope Francis in Rome. This is a great opportunity to see tomorrow’s stars perform today. We will also be celebrating Sinatra at 100 and will pay tribute to “The King” Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Rod Stewart and Dave Photo Caption: Finley Middle School students traveled to Boston on June 3. Photo courtesy Matthews. of the Glen Cove City School District New this year is our “Praise Music” concert, featuring the musical talent and diversity that is found in the many houses of worship in Glen Cove. We are Community Reminder: City of Glen Cove and Nassau fortunate to have such diversity within our small community and this concert is County Real Estate Tax Deadlines a great opportunity to share in the rich traditions of our religious and spiritual institutions. The City of Glen Cove would like to remind residents that City and County tax deadlines are fast approaching. The second half of the City of Glen Cove real Please remember taxpayer money is not requested nor received to bring this high estate taxes are due June 1st, 2016 and are payable without penalty until July caliber festival to you year after year. Volunteers, private contributions from 10th, 2016. The second half of County real estate taxes are due July 1st, 2016 people like you and concert sponsors continue to be the lifeblood of this free and are payable without penalty until August 20th, 2016. Payment instructions concert series. can be found on the payment stub which was mailed to your household. If residents have any questions or concerns regarding real estate tax deadlines or So come on down to Morgan Park and enjoy a wonderful evening of musical payment instructions, please contact the City of Glen Cove Finance Department entertainment under the stars. Bring a blanket or chairs and picnic if you wish. Tax Office at 516-676-2355 or visit their offices in City Hall at 9 Glen Street, Children are welcome. Morgan Park is located on Germaine Street at the end Glen Cove, NY 11542. of Landing Road in Glen Cove. In the event of rain, the concert will be held in St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. For further information, call (516) 671-0017. Email us at [email protected], visitwww. morganparkmusic.org or find us on Facebook at Morgan Park Summer Music Festival.

Assault with knife in Glen Cove

At approximately 5:26 A.M. on June 24th the Glen Cove Police responded to an assault which occurred at 39 Cedar Swamp Road in Glen Cove. Det. Lt. John Nagle said, "Upon police arrival a 26 year old victim was discovered in the driveway suffering from stab wounds to both arms, chest and abdomen. The victim was transported to the hospital for his injuries and police arrested 24 year old Pantro Reyes of Glen Cove at the scene and charged him with Assault 1st degree and Criminal Possession of a Weapon. The victim was admitted to the hospital in critical condition and is undergoing surgery for his injuries. The defendant will be arraigned on June 25th in First District Court in Hempstead."

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Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Morgan Park Summer Music Festival will open its 57th Season on Sunday, July 3 with the Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. Concert Pops of Long Island performing a Salute to America. The show, which is free to the public, will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Morgan Park. Come and enjoy a wonderful evening Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., of musical entertainment under the stars. Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Annual Inspection for Sea Cliff Fire Department By Carol Griffin Enterprise Hose Co. 48.70% and Engine 2016 Morgan Park and Hose Company with 57.91%. At 6 p.m. sharp the Sea Cliff Fire Alarm Percentage of Members in Line, Hook & went off announcing the department’s Ladder Co. 100%, Engine and Hose Co. Summer Music Festival annual inspection at the firehouse. 93.34%, Enterprise Hose Co. 77.52% TH There was a good turnout of both the and Fire Medic Unit 887.50%. Best THE 57 SEASON firefighters, medics and local residents. Appearing Company was won by the The Chief Andrew Davies welcomed Fire Medic Unit. FREE Concerts in the Park, Sundays at 7:30 pm everyone and Trustee Peter Hayes thanked the volunteers on behalf of the Twenty one members of the Department Village as Mayor Bruce Kennedy was received merit pins for attending 75% unable to attend. Sea Cliff and local of all functions in 2009. Jon Bunce was chiefs did a thorough inspection of the honored with the Charles T. Theurer members in line and the fire equipment. Award presented by Theurer’s grandson The Hook & Ladder Company walked Ted Kopczynski for exemplary service to off with two of the three major awards the Fire Medic Unit. and the Medic took the third. After the formal ceremony, everyone Awards were as follows: Percentage was invited upstairs in the firehouse for of the Year 2009, Hook and Ladder Co. a celebration. with 61.35%; Fire Medic Unit 45.94%; SPONSORED BY DATES

In Memory of July 3 - Salute to America John S. Appleby Concert Pops of Long Island

July 10 - Young Performers in Concert 2016 Talent Competition Winners followed by Golden Benefactors Glen Cove High School Select Chorale

July 17 - Sinatra Inspired Celebrating Frank Sinatra at 100 Jerry Costanzo & his All-Star Orchestra

July 24 - All Shook Up Elvis Presley Tribute, Plaza Productions

Golden Benefactors July 31 - Strawberry Fields Beatles Tribute

August 7 - Praise Music

August 14 - Blondes Have More Fun Rod Stewart Tribute, Rick Larrimore

August 21 - The Dave Matthews Golden Benefactors Tribute Band Big Eyed Phish

Frank & Rita Castagna August 28 - Second Annual MPSMF Folk Festival Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul & Mary Featuring: Gathering Time, Don Bikoff Matt Grabowski, Bryce Larsen

Please Note: The Folk Festival on August 28 begins at 6 pm.

Morgan Park overlooks the harbor at Germaine Street between Landing Road and McLoughlin Street in Glen Cove. Bring chairs or blankets, and a picnic if you wish. Children are welcome. Rain location: St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. Morgan Park Summer Music Festival is a not-for-profit organization, administered by an all-volunteer team. No taxpayer money is used or requested for these concerts. Our seasons of professional, family-oriented performances are funded entirely through tax-deductible contributions. Website: morganparkmusic.org Find Us On Facebook Email: [email protected] Call 516-671-0017 for information and updates. All concerts are subject to change.

Captain Jim Ajamian receives receives the award for the Company with the Best Percentage. (photo by Carol Griffin) Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016 The Sidemen Featuring The Legendary Uptown Horns To Play In Glen Cove July 8Th

A host of well-respected, group, The Groove Kings, in sought-after musicians will 2013. "And we love when our take the stage when The musician friends show up and Sidemen and The Uptown join the fun!" Horns perform on week Presenting sponsors two of the 2016 Downtown for Downtown Sounds 2016 Sounds Concert Series at the are the City of Glen Cove, Village Square Plaza in Glen Bethpage Federal Credit Cove on July 8 at 7:30 pm. Union and Garvies Point. This musical all-star group is Other sponsors include an 11-piece band comprising Northwell Health Glen Cove New York musicians who have Hospital, Kimco Realty, played in the studio and on American Paving & Masonry stage with some of the biggest Corp., Bridge Marine, The rock performers in the world. Downtown Café, Glen Cove You never know who will Volvo, and The Glen Cove take the stage when The Printery. Media partner Sidemen play, but it's a sure is The SUNY College at bet Andy Aledort will be Old Westbury, OWWR front and center. Over the Old Westbury Web Radio years, Andy has played with a and OWTV Old Westbury who's who of rock musicians Television. Host Joe Manfredi including Dickey Betts and Double "867-5309" fame will be playing guitar. “Buster Poindexter’s”Hot, Hot, Hot" and will be streaming the concerts live on Trouble. He has also performed for the Playing with The Sidemen at DTS will Joe Cocker's "Unchain My Heart." www.ustream.tv, keyword OWWR. Jimi Hendrix Tribute Tour. Musicians be Uptown Horn members including When The Sidemen and Uptown Horns Free parking for Downtown Sounds is who will be joining Andy at DTS include Arno Hecht, Crispin Cioe, Bob Funk take the stage at DTS, their set list will available nearby. Rain location is the Paul Nelson and Mike DiMeo. Nelson is and Larry Etkin. These Ray-Ban pay homage to the legendary musicians Wunsch Arts Center at R.M. Finley a Grammy-winning guitarist who has wearing musicians have played with they have accompanied and admired. Middle School on Forest Avenue. For played with Johnny Winter while DiMeo such luminaries as The Rolling Stones, For example, they will feature a plethora more information, call the Glen Cove has accompanied Deep Purple and B.B. King, Bruce Springsteen, Robert of the greatest classic rock, soul, blues, BID, 516-759-6570, or visit the Web at Tommy James. J.P. Patrick, Craig Privett Plant, Aretha Franklin, REM and the funk and R&B tunes of all time. “We http://www.glencovedowntown.org or and Richard Rosch will contribute on B-52s. What is more, their horn riffs play evergreen artists who appeal to www.downtownsoundslive.org. vocals, bass and drums, respectively, can be heard on historical chart toppers people anywhere from 30 to 65 years while Jim Keller of Tommy Tutone and including James Brown's "Living in of age," explains Aledort, a Sea Cliff America," The B52s' "Love Shack, and resident who rocked DTS with his other

Sea Cliff Troop 43 - White Water Rafting Trip

written by Boy Scout Gabriel Dranow On May 13 through May 15, 2016, Boy Scout Troop 43 (Sea Cliff, New York) traveled to White Haven, Pennsylvania, about a Editor and Publisher three hour trip from Sea Cliff, to go white water rafting. While there, the Boy Scouts camped out at a local campground. The Kevin C. Horton weather generally held up until the last third of the rafting adventure (which was several hours long) at which time it started to Photographers pour, but neither the waves nor the rain could stop the Troop from their journey. The Troop wore wetsuits, which were rented Peter Budraitis from the rental center and prevented them getting wet and cold. We went down the Lehigh River, which had rapids causing Richard Wilson Jr. the rafts and passengers to become airborne. Everyone in the troop had a really good time, from the newest Scouts to the adult Art Director leaders. Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Griffin Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 e-mail: [email protected] Phone: 516-671-2360 KCH Publications, Inc. All rights reserved Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Justin Bellidora Auto Electrician

A Big Thank You away - or in practical terms, about a half hour walk. The nearest supermarket is 1.2 AUTO To The Editor, miles away, up a giant hill (North Shore Recently The Glen Cove Hospital Farms). Urban planning standards cite TRUCK Auxiliary held it’s 5th Mad Hatter’s Tea true walkability as anything reachable on at St. Rocco’s Parish Hall (The beautiful foot within a quarter mile radius. Using Madonna Room). It was a huge success City Hall as an anchor of the downtown and with over 150 women attending. It area, the eastern portion of the Garvies was a lovely afternoon with delicious Point site is roughly a .6 mile walk, more tea sandwiches and goodies, 3 hours of than double the walkability standard TRAILER laughter, fun and unbelievable hats. used by urban planners. At this time on behalf of the Auxiliary Furthermore, it is not mixed use, and Glen Cove Hospital I would like it is 96% residential; it offers limited ~ Complete Wiring to thank the many donors who helped transportation options; it does not ~All years, makes, models make this event possible, without them blend in with the existing surroundings ~Trailer Rewiring/ lighting it would not have happened. or architecture; it does not strengthen The Glen Cove Diner,Stop And Shop, existing communities; it is not practical, ~Troubleshooting. Star Nails, Chez Capelli, Hair Above, fair or cost effective; it disregards ~Positive Ground Tech Beautiful Flowers, The Bagel Cafe, stakeholder input. It is out of scale with ~HID-LED-NEON lighting Animal Crackers, Vito’ Ristorante, Glen the surrounding area and it is simply too Floors, Locust Valley Pizza, L.V. Bistro, dense. ~Emergency Strobe Systems Panera Bread, Black Tie French Cleaners, RXR has stated that the company ~Snow Plow Electrical The Downtown Cafe,The Red Lobster, “…has been and continues to be at the ~Stereo Systems The Pet Store Next Door, Ann Albin forefront of downtown revitalization ~Power Window and doors Nalveaiko, Valley Attic, Rising Tide,The and redevelopment. In addition to real Knitted Purl, Glenco Liguors, Casa De estate endeavors, our efforts also focus Vinos, Dana And Company, Glen Cove on improving communities as a whole, Over 20 Years Experience Hospital Gift Shop, Glen Cove Hospital including economic development, Administration , The View, La Bussola education and public safety…” that Work- 516-671-0673 Ristorante, St. Rocco’s Bakery, Frank’s all sounds very nice and yet this is not Steak House, Hand And Stone Spa. “downtown”, it will not “improve our Cell- 516-644-1817 A special THANK YOU to Father communities” it will destroy them, Classic Auto Body Elias, all the St. Rocco ladies, Maureen and they have no desire to work with 65a Glen Cove Ave. Husing, all my board members, our people who actually live here to create Glen Cove auxiliary members for providing the something we can all live with. RXR delicious food,the five teenagers who is trying to create a precedent for their were called at the last minute and “Urban-Suburban” model, and, if Glen Cove Teachers appeared to serve,our many friends and unchecked, they will shove it down our neighbors who attended and pitched in throats whether we like it or not! We Association Wins Award to help when needed, and my great co- must not let that happen. At the New York State United chairs Brenda Weck and Judy Barnett. As stated at the outset we are not anti- Teachers Convention held development. There have been other this past spring in Rochester, IT TAKES SO MANY TO DO SO plans put forward in the past that we would New York, the Glen Cove MUCH!!! support wholeheartedly, and that would Teachers’ Association was still bring new residents and business and the recipient of NYSUT’s spur much needed economic activity. In THANK YOU ALL! Community Service Award fact, a real mixed use development with based on their positive some residential, shops and other local Julie Albin, Fund Raising Chair. involvement in the Glen If I omitted anyone I apologize. businesses would most likely spur more economic development for Glen Cove Cove community. The Glen Not Anti-Development, but this than the current plan. Cove Teachers’ Association ain’t smart! Mayor Spinello calls the opposition fundraises each year for Glen a “small number of naysayers”. He also Cove CARES with their To The Editor, says that the City has a contract that Pink/Denim Day and holds In regards to the Waterfront needs to be honored. That is a convenient a College Awareness Day Development one major point that’s dismissal of the issues we have brought raising funds for two $1,500 being missed is that the opposition is not to the forefront. Indeed, it is a tactic of scholarships awarded in anti-development. the powerful to frame the debate in a June to two Glen Cove High We are for cleaning up the site, we narrow way – “it’s either all or nothing” School seniors. In addition, are for the development of the site. – “if we don’t get the TIF financing we annually they hold a toy We applaud the EPA and the DEC for can’t do the project”, “there has been too drive and present the toys to their work to date and, as we’ve stated much invested in this plan to change it at the Glen Cove Youth Bureau at the public meetings, we hope they this point”, “we have a contract”… It’s for distribution, sponsor a will continue to remediate until it is nonsense. The contract has already been team with the Glen Cove’s completely cleaned up and there is renegotiated no less than 7 TIMES! Gold Coast Little League, absolutely no danger to human health. The debate needs to be re-framed – and participate as a sponsor We would also applaud the smart, what works for ALL of the stakeholders of the Morgan Park Summer responsible development of the site, but in the community? If not this plan than Music Festival… to name a the current plan is neither responsible what is possible? That’s a discussion few. nor smart. we, and most in the community, would This project is being called “Smart support and welcome wholeheartedly. Growth” but it violates virtually all Roger Friedman Smart Growth Principles. The closest Committee for a Sustainable LIRR station, a staple requirement of Waterfront Pictured are Pete Lanzo, New York State United Teachers Labor Specialist and Karen Ferguson, the regional smart growth movement, President of the Glen Cove Teachers’ Association as Pete presents Karen with NYSUT’s award is anywhere from one mile to 1.6 miles for the GCTA. Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016 Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Glen Head Third Grade Wax Museum Biographies Changing World Exhibit Third graders in all of the Glen Head Elementary classes were recently involved in an exciting interdisciplinary learning experience - combining English, social studies and the arts. Each student selected a famous person in history or current events – someone who leaves the world a better place – and embodied them in the culmination titled, the Wax Museum.

Clad in elaborate costumes during the day of the “Changing World Exhibit,” the students stood frozen until a guest of the Wax Museum including family members, peers, or faculty engaged them in eye contact or conversation. The students had written their biographies in first person which they then acted out to enable those visiting to learn about their iconic characters. Weeks leading up to this impressive presentation, the third graders practiced expressive elocution and public speaking to capture the essence of each famous person.

All of the third graders participated in a layered experience of researching, reading, learning and even acting! They not only investigated historic icons including Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, Amelia Earhart, Helen Keller, Teddy Roosevelt, Mahatma Gandhi, and Abraham Lincoln but learned important events and movements in history involving some of these famous icons.”

Congratulations to all of the students in the third grade classes and their teachers for presenting such an incredibly creative and educational experience for all of those who were fortunate to attend the Wax Museum at Glen Head Elementary School.

Photo Caption: Article and photos by Shelly Newman

Pictured are Glen Head third graders who selected a famous person in history or current events – someone who leaves the world a better place – and embodied them in the culmination titled, the Wax Museum. Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016 Hats Off to the 2016 North Shore High School Graduates! It was a gorgeous day as over 225 Gabriel Temidis, Shelby Tesoriero, North Shore High School seniors Marcella Tocco, Brooke Turner, Alaina donned their caps and gowns for the Van Pak, Maria Varela, Nicolas Vela, 2016 Commencement Ceremony. Jacey Vermeersch, Gianmarco Vigliotti, Congratulations to all of the North Diana Vizza, Ana Maria Vulpis, Hannah Shore High School graduates and Webb, Jack Williams, Thomas Wilson, their families who attended the 2016 Brendan Zbikowski, Danielle Zbodula, Commencement Ceremony on Friday, and Stephanie Zelenetz. June 24, 2016. The ceremony was led by Principal Albert Cousins with speakers Best of luck and success to the students in including Superintendent Dr. Edward the North Shore High School Graduating Melnick, Valedictorian Gabrielle Farb, Class of 2016. The following students Salutatorian Emma Kleemann, and North have Graduated with Distinction: Sara Shore Board of Education President Abbondondolo, Julia Albanese, Paul Dr. Herman Berliner. To begin the Andris, Stephanie Bazan, Cathryn ceremony, the Pledge of Allegiance was Casatuta, Frank Castiglione, Alexandra led by Senior Class Presidents Andrew Cefalu, C. Jacob Diaz, Andrew Douglas, Douglas and Talia Pelts followed by the Gabrielle Farb, Cleo Fleming, Katerina National Anthem sung by Cassandra Grant Jacome, Sonia Jain, Brandon Nelson, Morgan Nerud, Daniella Netch, Ganasoulis, Courtney Gilmartin, Emma Schadt, accompanied by members of Jarkow, Kelly Johansen, Alexander John Nizich, Alyssa O'Rourke, Murat Kleemann, Elias Mastakouris, Monica the North Shore High School orchestra Kennedy, Sarah Mae Kimmel, Emma Ogeturk, Alec Ohanian, Olivia Olsen, Morra, Talia Pelts, Julia Reilly, Lisa conducted by Mr. Jason Domingo. Kleemann, Konstantine Kolilias, Kyle Olstein, Francesca Orban, Dylan Sebetic, Dianna Vizza, and Stephanie Matthew Kolkhorst, Thea Kraus, Lena Otis, Pamela Otis, Eloise Parisi, Bennett Zelenetz. Valedictorian: Gabrielle Farb Kutscher, Alexander Lacomba, Harrison Parker, Talia Pelts, Misha Perelmuter, Salutatorian: Emma Kleemann Laderer, Alexander Laurens, Emma Robert Piascik, Jeffrey Plotka, Miranda At the conclusion of the ceremony, Lebbens, Anthony Leonardi, Jack Purcell, Neilkaran Rawal, Julia Reilly, the North Shore Alma Mater was led Congratulations to the Class of 2016 Lincoln, Nicholas Lucchese, Fergus Tyler Rieger, Michael Roberto, Anna by Grace Martino. Many thanks go including: Sara Abbondondolo, Jacob Mackenzie, Jillian Magner, Alejandra Rothenberg, Eva Rothenberg, Carly out to music teacher, Jason Domingo, Abramowitz, Jillian Agostino, Julia Maldonado, Sanjay Malhotra, Eleanor Rovner, Nicholas Ruggiero, Jonathan and the North High School Orchestra. Albanese, Isabella Alessandrini, Zeeshan Manacchio, Joshua Mandell, Monica Ruiz de Castilla, Laura Russo, Kristina Principal Cousins thanked all of the Ali, Alec Alletto, Ali Aly, Paul Andris, Manfredonia, Anne Marchildon, Sacco, Stephen Saccone, Nicholas Sakry, parents and their families. He told all of Elisa Anobile, Angelo Antinori, Kevin Constantine Martinez, Grace Martino, Luke Salditt, Benjamin Saltzman, Reid his graduating seniors that he was very Arroyo, Sajel Arya, Anna Aureliano, Joseph Martino, Nicholas Martone, Elias Saltzman, Cassandra Schadt, Nicole proud of them and wished them the best Justin Baadarani, Mitchell Bailey, Mastakouris, Austin McCusker, Patrick Schatz, Ksenia Schidlovsky, Maxwell of luck in the future! Congratulations to Victoria Barcellos, Stephanie Bazan, McGillicuddy, Tara McGillicuddy, Carly Scott, Lisa Sebetic, Brook Sehring, Eric the Class of 2016! Leonard Belfiore, Brett Bennett, Isabel McGowan, Jessica McGowan, Sophia Shmuely, Isabella Sicuranza, Hunter Berliner, William Binninger, Nicholas Mele, Stephanie Melfi, Franklin Merlis, Sobel, Richard Song, Abigail Spinelli, Photo Caption: Article and Blunnie, Peter Bodo, Brooke Bonn, Andrew Michalak, Daniel Miller, Joseph Spivack, Brendan Sullivan, photos by Shelly Newman Shannon Borucke, Cody Brady, Dylan Lauren Montgomery, Monica Morra, Cassandra Sullivan, Luke Sweeney, Best of luck to the North Shore High School Brady, Wilson Braun, Vito Cammarano, Cassidy Morrison, Emily Moser, Akbar Christine Syracuse, Giulianna Telvi, Class of 2016. Best of luck in the future! Claudia Cannam, John Carbonara, Mustehsan, Bradley Naddell, Cecilia Cathryn Casatuta, Frank Castiglione, Alexandra Cefalu, Sarah Checca, Brian Ciampa, Dane Cohen, Olivia Colozzi, Glen Cove After 3 Receives Generous Donation from Stop and Shop Jamie Commando, Madalyn Conklin, Carolann Connelly, Sophie Cooke, The Glen Cove Youth Bureau’s Kelly Cotter, Ian Coughlin, Demetra Glen Cove After 3 program recently Coutsoukes, Connor Creavin, Julia received a generous donation from Cuite, Stephanie Cuomo, Julianna Stop and Shop. The donation will be Damiano, Christ David, Emily Davidow, used to purchase food for the cooking Stephanie Davila, Theresa Della Ratta, and nutrition class that is offered to Winston DeMartini, James DeMayo, students who attend the program during Mailande DeWitt, Christian Jacob Diaz, the summer and upcoming school John DiLeo, Andrew Douglas, Francis year. The cooking component of this Dromm, Mary Dzyr, Claudia Escalante, afterschool and summer enrichment Antonio Evangelista, Gabrielle Farb, program is always a popular activity. Shepard Farrally-Plourde, Daniel The students are taught to prepare Feehan, Theodore Fekula, Alana Ferrara, age-appropriate healthy snacks and Daniel Fimognari, Cleo Fleming, meals and are given the recipes so Ayanna Fossett, Joseph Gabriel, Katerina they can share their new skills with Ganasoulis, Angela Geraci, Daniella their families. Not only is this activity Geraci, Dorothea Geraci, Amanda fun, it also empowers students to have Giannattasio, John Gilligan, Courtney a positive impact on the health of their Gilmartin, Jessica Gioia, Sydney families. Pictured here with Glen Goldman, Matias Gonzalez, Alyssa Cove Mayor Reggie Spinello and Greaney, Matthew Greco, Nicholas Arlene O’Dell, Executive Director of Green, Patrick Griffin, ThomasGrogan, the Youth Bureau is Arlene Putterman Ivana Hajok, Jessica Hannon, Matthew of Stop and Shop. Ms. Putterman Hardie, Sarah Hartman, Aliesha attended the recent showcase that Giambrone Hatalovsky, Ishar Hawkins, highlighted the accomplishments of Connor Hehn, Kevin Henneberger, Glen Cove After 3 students during Jose Henriquez, Juan Henriquez, the past semester. Many thanks to Amelia Herrera-Chappell, Benjamin Ms. Putterman and Stop and Shop for Hershfeld, Daniel Higgins, Marlena supporting Glen Cove After 3. Hirsch, Marianna Hoitt-Lange, James Hoyle, Danielle Inzerillo, Michelle Jaco, Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Congratulations North Shore 2016 Valedictorian & Salutatorian

Article by Shelly Newman Photos by Adrienne we should not take lightly. As we embark at the North Shore Schools is very proud Writing Fellows, and was a Peer Leader. Daley on our futures, I urge you all to try your of her many accomplishments and wishes In addition, she was on the Girls Varsity best and always work to succeed. We Gabrielle only the very best of luck now Field Hockey Team, Girls Varsity Golf Valedictorian, Gabrielle Farb have the power to do what we want, but and in the future. Team, and Girls Junior Varsity Lacrosse it is our individual will that sets us apart. Team. Let’s graduate and hold our heads up Salutatorian, Emma Kleemann high, knowing that we came from North During the 2016 North Shore High Shore. Let’s take on the world.” Over her past four years at North Shore School Commencement Ceremony, Emma said, “The Class of 2016 is truly It is clear from reviewing Gabrielle’s like no other for we are comprised extensive list of awards and honors that of students with extremely diverse she has approached every challenge of passions and aspirations. Whether in her high school career with hard work, the classroom, the lab, the art room, the passion and dedication. This is reflected theatre, or athletic field, the Class of in her numerous accomplishments 2016 has prospered in every aspect. She including: Clarkson Achievement concluded by saying, “It is crucial that Award, George Washington Medal, Long you find a balance between keeping an Island Press High School Journalism open mind to others, yet also sticking Awards, National Spanish Exam Bronze to your own and focusing on your own Medal, Knight of Columbus Student of development as an individual. Never the Month Award, AP Scholar Award, forget to profusely thank those who have Science and Math Student of the Month – broadened your sphere of knowledge and just to name a few! In addition, Gabrielle helped you get to where you are today also received five gold medals and one as an individual and intellectual…” silver medal at the Long Island Math Fair Congratulations to Emma Kleemann Gabrielle Farb took the podium at and was a member of the National Honor as you embark on your years at Boston the 2016 North Shore High School Society and the High Honor Roll. College studying biology and in all of Commencement Ceremony while her High School, Emma has truly excelled. your future endeavors! peers, teachers, family and friends While her academic accomplishments Among her long list of honors, she watched with joy and admiration. She have been outstanding, Gabrielle also received the following: Harvard Book Lots of luck to both Gabrielle Farb began her speech by stating, “For those participated in a myriad of fulfilling Award, National Spanish Exam Bronze and Emma Kleemann. We at the North of you who have not followed us through activities including being a Co-Captain Medal, Scholar Athlete Award, English Shore Schools are all so very proud of the past four years, the Class of 2016 is of the Relay of Life Team, Co-Vice Scholar of the Month, North Shore Varsity both students and congratulate them for a pretty spectacular group. If every grade President of the Student Government, a Athlete Award, MVP for Varsity Girls their dedication, passion, courage, and could be like us, then there would be no Mu Alpha Theta Secretary, Peer Leader, Gold and All Division in Golf Awards. talent. This is only the beginning and we reason to worry about this generation. In and Mathlete. She also was a Co-Captain She is also an AP Scholar with Honors celebrate you and the entire North Shore this sea of maroon and white gowns, we of the Bowling Team, member of the Key and was a member of the National Honor High School Class of 2016. have future doctors, politicians, artists, Club, Newspaper, and Yearbook Club, Society and the National Spanish Honor actors, scientists, designers, athletes, and played the Violin in the North Shore Society. you name it, we can do it!” Gabrielle Schools orchestra. She will be attending concluded by saying, “To the Class the University of Connecticut Honors Emma has also participated in the Debate of 2016, we are a spectacular group of Program where she will be majoring in Team, Spanish Club, Key Club, Yearbook people, and that is a responsibility that biology and minoring in math. Everyone Club, Prom Committee, Reader Leaders, North Shore Kiwanis Club Presents Scholarships To North Shore High School Graduating Seniors 2016 The North Shore Kiwanis Club annually presents 4 scholarships to graduating seniors at North Shore High school. This year’s recipients are: Elias Mastakouris, receiving the New York State Distinguished Past Kiwanis Governor Jim Hebron Memorial Scholarship of $4000.00. Three additional awards of $1000.00 each were presented to: Madalyn Conklin, Jessica Hannon, and Alaina Van Pak. The North Shore Kiwanis Club is very proud to be able to assist students financially with college expenses and look forward to continuing our focus on the North Shore Community. A special thank you to the Scholarship Chairperson Kiwanian Gary Craner and his committee for their time and effort to make the selection from more than 50 applicants who applied. Pictured are the recipients of the scholarships: L to R: Alania Van Pak, Jessica Hannon Madalyn Conklin, Kiwanian Julia Salat, NS Kiwanis President Roger Hill, and Elias Mastakouris Page 10 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016

AUTHOR VISIT Christopher Bollen The North Shore Middle School ORIENT Builders Club Finishes Another TUESDAY, JULY 19, 2 PM AT THE GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY Great Year Of Service 2016

The North Shore Builders finishes another year of service 2016. “ Hand & Hand” with the NS Key Club, they have won accolades as a distinguished club in New York State for their service to the community. Pictured are club members at the end of the year celebration, and the officers who were presented with certificates for outstanding service . Key Clubbers James Mastakouris and Robert Sharkey were also on hand for this presentation and to speak to the eighth graders and encouraging them to join the key Club in September. The North Shore Kiwanis Club is the sponsor of this dynamic club and is very proud of their fine accomplishments .

A perilous clash of cultures—between ORIENT, is a riveting literary thriller set natives and newcomers, windbeaten in the real-life town by that name, on the lifers and wealthy interlopers—has come island’s East End. to define many corners of contemporary Long Island. Now, in a novel of ABOUT THE AUTHOR: astonishing command and psychological Christopher Bollen is Editor at Large at complexity, author Christopher Bollen Interview Magazine, and was previously captures a North Fork town in a moment the editor on V Magazine. His work has of crisis, when peril suddenly gives way appeared in GQ, the New York Times, to panic. Embraced by advance readers New York Magazine, and Artforum, as wide-ranging as Nelson DeMille and among others. He lives in New York. A.M. Homes, Bollen’s gripping novel Sumi-e Paintings on Exhibit at the Golden Gallery

By SF Collins world. Opportunities are made possible Caryn Coville, Rita Palmiri and Talat techniques of Sumi-e. Ms. Clarke, an for visiting artists to exhibit their work, Jaleel. Ms. Wolf has exhibited her work award-winning artist, has exhibited The Golden Gallery of the Glen Cove attend workshops and participate in through the Long Island Sumi-e Society, extensively on Long Island. Ms. Vergata, Senior Center is delighted to host a group academic conferences. Members of Suburban Art League and the Town of Ms. Jaleel, and Ms. Palmieri have exhibit of Sumi-e paintings produced displayed their work in numerous by the members of the Asia Artists Long Island Sumi-e Society Association of New York from July 7 sponsored shows. Mary Wagner- through the end of August. Members Sorenson is a watercolorist who use both ancient and contemporary recently branched out into Sumi-e Sumi-e painting techniques to brush painting. Caryn Coville is a produce works of art that are both prolific artist who has exhibited both modern and traditional in their style her Asian brush paintings and her and appeal. magnificent colored pencil creations. Sumi-e is the traditional brush All of the artists have exhibited with painting of East Asia. Sumi-e is the Asia Artists Association of New the Japanese word for Black Ink York. This is a group of extremely Painting. This style of painting and talented artists whose work enthralls calligraphy developed in Ancient everyone who has had the pleasure of China where emphasis is placed on seeing one of their exhibits. each individual brushstroke. The The paintings are on view in the Chinese often speak of Sumi-e as Golden Gallery of the Glen Cove “writing a painting’ or “painting a Senior Center, 130 Glen Street, Glen poem. A great painting is judged Cove, from July 7 through August on the ability of the brushstrokes on 30. The gallery is open Monday paper to capture the spirit (Ch’i) of through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. nature rather than a photographic The public is invited to attend the likeness. opening reception for this creative The Asian Artists Association of group of Sumi-e Artists from 1-2 New York is a relatively new chapter the Asian Artists of New York have Oyster Bay. Ms. Stewart has exhibited in p.m. on Thursday, July 7. Admission of the international organization Asia graciously given demonstrations and Long Island Sumi-e Society shows and is free. For more information, call the Artists Association of USA, whose hands-on Sumi-e experiences to members exhibits by the Town of Oyster Bay. Dot senior center at 759-9610 or visit www. international membership exceeds 2000 of the Glen Cove Senior Center. Zammit has had many exhibitions with glencoveseniorcenter.com renowned artists and professionals. The The exhibiting members are: Karen the Long Island Sumi-e Society. Carolyn mission of Asian Artists Association of Wolf, Director; Gladys Stewart, Clarke is an artist and teacher of Asian New York and its parent organization Treasurer; Dot Zammit, Secretary; and Brush Painting. Through her teachings is to foster communication and the fellow members Carolyn Clarke, Altina and workshops, she has introduced interchange of the arts throughout the Pierro Vergata, Mary Wagner-Sorenson, many Long Islanders to the beauty and Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 Glen Cove C.A.R.E.S. WALK "Because We Care" WALK 2016 “Because We Care” returned to Morgan Memorial Park on Sunday, June 12th as part of the 20 Year Glen Cove C.A.R.E.S. Dedicates Day to Sun Safety Anniversary celebration of the organization. It was the perfect day for a walk through one of the most beautiful parks on Long Island. DJ Pace provided music to keep everyone moving and local businesses donated refreshments for the walkers. The event was dedicated to raising awareness about sun safety. Glen Cove C.A.R.E.S. is a volunteer not-for-profit community organization dedicated to providing education about early detection and prevention of cancer. They also provide support and financial assistance to individuals and families in Glen Cove and the surrounding areas who have been touched by a diagnosis of cancer. A special thanks to the Glen Cove YMCA and the Glen Cove Boys and Girls Club for their support of this year's Walk. (photo by Anthony Gallego)

X FRIENDS ACADEMY CLASS OF 2016 COLLEGE MATRICULATIONS

Amherst College Skidmore College Barnard College St. John’s University Bentley University Stanford University Boston College SUNY Binghamton Boston University Swarthmore College Chapman University Syracuse University Cornell University Texas Christian University

Dartmouth College The College of William AMANDA FISK/FRIENDS ACADEMY Deerfield Academy and Mary Dickinson College The University of Miami Drexel University Trinity College Duke University Tufts University Emerson College Tulane University Fashion Institute University of Chicago of Technology University of Miami Fordham University University of Michigan Franklin and Marshall University of North College Carolina-Chapel Hill George Washington University of Richmond University University of Southern Georgetown University California Congratulations Class of 2016! High Point University University of Texas – Austin Hobart and William Smith ISABEL ANDOLINA OLIVIA FINE DEVIKA KEDIA LINDSAY O’SULLIVAN ELISABETH SHIBLEY Colleges University of Virginia SYDNEY BANKS BENJAMIN FREUND TANNER TRANI KELLAN JARED PAGE FARIS SHIKARA Ithaca College University of Wisconsin – Johns Hopkins University Madison JOHNDEE BAPTISTE IAN FRIEDMAN RYAN KELLY CONSTANTINE PAPPAS SARAH SILVERMAN Lafayette College Vanderbilt University LIAM BARDONG JESSICA FRIEDMAN JENNIFER KEOGH ROBERT PARKER ADAM SPECTOR Wake Forest University Loyola University – MORGAN BAUER RUTHIE FRITZ SCOTT KRIESBERG SOFIA PATINO-DUQUE MAXWELL SUTHERLAND Maryland Washington University Manhattan School of – St. Louis HALLE BLUM MAIREAD GAHAN ERIC LAWRENCE SAMANTHA PODELL GAVIN TAM Music Wellesley College KEARA CAHILL MEREK GLOVER NATALIA LEE PETER PSYLLOS MATTHEW TIDONA Wesleyan University Middlebury College NICHOLAS CAMPBELL COREY GOLDGLIT DENNIS LIN TYLER RIESE SAM TOWSE Northeastern University William Paterson Providence College University BRIAN CHIANG STEPHEN GRAHAM MAXIMO LIPMAN KOLE ROSSI NINA TROVATO Quinnipiac University Williams College OWEN COLLIER ANDREW GREENE SABORNY MAHMUD GILES RUTSON JULIA VASCOTTO Yale University Rice University CHELSEA CRANE ANDREW HABBERSTAD CHRISTIAN MANDRAKOS LUKE SANDOVAL REBECCA VIENER Richmond American JALIJAH DANIELS SARAH HICKERSON NICHOLAS MARCHESE KATERINA SANOULIS COLE VISSICCHIO International University in London MATTHEW DEMATTEIS TAU HOLDER PATRICK MARGEY JULIA SAVASTA EMILY WACHTLER RANAIT DENIHAN EMILY HORNE COLLEEN MARSHALL NICHOLAS SCHNEIDER CAMERON WANG JACK DEUTSCH SLOANE HUGHES MARCUS MENZIN WILLIAM SCHNEIDER MEGAN WOOTTEN TREVOR DINEEN THEODORE INGRASSIA ERIC MOSLOW AUSTEN SCHWEBER CHRISTINA YANNELLO SACHI DULAI ROBERT IZQUIERDO EVA MULLARKEY JULIA SEARBY AMANDA YARAGHI GRANT ELGARTEN SAMUEL KAHANE GABRIELLE NAGEL WILLIAM SHEA JOHN ZERILLI Strong Minds. SABRINA FARAHANI DANIELLE KATZ VICTORIA NASTASI NATHANIEL SHEPHERD- X Kind Hearts. HARRY NICOLAS, JR. TYSON

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RECLAIMING OUR WATERFRONT, REVITALIZING OUR ECONOMY

Garvies Point will put Glen Cove’s waterfront back to work for the community.

This transformative vision represents a $1 billion investment that will create thousands of jobs, reinvigorate our downtown and support Glen Cove’s small businesses, while paying for public improvements that enhance our schools, libraries and quality of life.

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WELCOME CENTER 49 Herb Hill Rd, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-5pm | 1-855-5-GARVIES Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016 Glen Cove’s Class of 2016 Graduates CONTINUED FROM COVER Dr. Rianna described the graduates as an amazing group of individuals and wished them a long road filled with adventure, full of choices and rich with dreams that become a reality. Board President Richard Maccarone also addressed students and reminded them that Glen Cove was like family, while salutatorian Michelle Melfi encouraged the graduates to “fake it to you make it.” Honorarian Justin Sobelman thanked teachers, classmates, Google and Spark Notes. The Class of 2016 selected teacher Theresa McHale as guest speaker for the ceremony. “The foundation that you have already established will give you the ability to accomplish whatever you set your mind to,” McHale said. Valedictorian and class president Maria Krisch used fortune cookies in her Valedictory Address to offer classmates advice for the future. She encouraged her fellow graduates to chase down their passion, reminded them that nothing is over until you stop trying, and urged them to be generous and kind. She also said that a person’s greatest fortune comes for the support base they have and thanked her family for everything they had done for her. After the conferral of diplomas, the students moved the tassels on their caps before tossing them into the air in celebration of this memorable academic milestone. The Class of 2016 smiled proudly as the entered J.C. Maiden Field for Commencement.

Members of the school’s band and Concert Choir performed at the ceremony.

Administrators and Board of Education members congratulated students after receiving their diplomas.

Students expressed their excitement as they graduated. Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City Keeping with tradition, the Class of 2016 tossed their caps. School District Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 15 Obituaries - Ann DiPietro Norma Jean Robinson Dear Great Book Guru, successful Oberlin College rock band Sea Cliff Beach Cafe is now open Francis Bella ROBINSON, Norma Jean of Glen Cove, as they grow into middle age on a tree- seven days a week and I love nothing BELLA, Francis “Frank” George- NY on June 20, 2016 age 80. Beloved lined block in Ditmas Park. Restaurants, better than heading down there for a of Muttontown, New York on June wife of the late Joseph. Loving mother of real estate, and romance are the chief delicious breakfast (the Greek omelet is 26, 2016. Devoted husband of 61 Jeraline, Margaret, Edward, Timothy, and concerns of these aging band members my favorite) followed by a couple hours years to Eleanor. Loving father of his Traney. Caring sister of Lillie Mae and as they fall in and out of love. When a reading under one of those lovely blue favorite children, Gina (Bob) Warner Lewis Morton. Cherished grandmother secret diary detailing their early years stripped umbrellas. Do you have a good and their children Rob, Matt, Danny, of 7 and proud great-grandmother of together is found everyone begins to book to recommend? Steven, Tim, Kim, and Ally. Barbara 3. Also survived by many nieces and rethink past choices. Zoe and Jane ( Fervent Fan of the Beach Café (Peter) Peebles and their children nephews. Reposed at Dodge-Thomas long married and harried restaurateurs), Alexander Francis (dec.) and Olivia. Funeral Home of Glen Cove. Service Elizabeth (local real estate maven), and Patti Bella. Maureen (Henry) Krause at First Baptist Church of Glen Cove. Dear Fervent Fan of the Beach Café, Andrew (a duped investor in a nearby and their children Dillon, Lindsay, Interment Calverton National Cemetery. I just read the perfect book for reading Yoga studio) are a colorful lot. While Mallory and Tracey. Frank (MaryJo) www.DodgeThomas.com on Sea Cliff’s beautiful beach: much of Straub’s writing seems to spoof and their children Kyra and Emily. MODERN LOVERS by Emma Straub. present day concerns, it is done with a Steven and his children Lauren, Cory Moran Set in present day Brooklyn, this novel light touch that makes for a fast fun read. Megan and Shannon. Audrey (Don) Moran, Cory M. of Glen Cove on June traces four members of a 1980’s almost Recommended! Krause and their children Donny, 26, 2016. Loving son of Debra (nee Katrina, and Victoria. Michele Bella Militano) and William. Dear brother and her child Arianna. Kathy (Bobby) of Patrick. Cherished grandson of Cates and their children Courtney, Rose Militano. Uncle of Sweet Sadie Kelsey, Ryan and Hayden. Eleanore Rose. Funeral Mass at the Church of Slobodny (Joe). And four great St. Patrick. Interment East Hillside grandchildren. 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Notice of formation of Konnoth Ventures This local law is enacted in accordance LLC. Articles of Organization filed with with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c) the Secretary of State of New York SSNY (1). on March 8, 2016. Office located in Nassau returned to Hollywood to play a Nazi spy County. SSNY has been designated for Section 3: Legislation: in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Sabateur” (1942) service of process. SSNY shall mail copy also starring Joel McCrea, starting a long of any process served against the LLC at 5 BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: friendship and professional association High Ridge Court, Glen Cove, NY 11542. with Mr. Hitchcock. Purpose: any lawful purpose. ------x Glen Cove City Charter Section C2-2(A) and C2- 2(B) is hereby amended to read as follows: Last Week’s Celebrity Public Notice John Rummel Hamilton was last week’s celebrity. Throughout his career, he The annual meeting for the Brookville § Article I Section C2-2 Office Hours for City appeared in an incredible 225 films, Cemetery Association and Plot owners will Offices. from earlier films “The Man Who Cried be held Saturday, July 9, 2016 10 AM at the Wolf” (1937) with Lewis Stone, to when Brookville Cemetery. In the event of poor A. Each city office shall be open Monday through Friday from he played the recruiting officer, who weather or a scheduled funeral meeting will inspired George M. Cohan, played by be moved to Youngs Farm. 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. each James Cagney, to compose “Over There” ------x weekday except holidays. in “Yankee Doodle Dandy” (1942). LEGAL NOTICE He continued to play small roles in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public B. Whenever the last day in films including the “Magnificent Doll” Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, June 28, which any paper shall be filed (1946) with Ginger Rogers, “That’s 2016, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers or act done or performed falls My Gal” (1947) with Lynn Roberts at Glen Cove City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen on any Saturday, Sunday or This week’s celebrity is an American and “Walk a Crooked Mile (1948) with Cove, New York, to discuss Local Law Public holiday, which said offices are actor, producer and director with a career Louis Hayward. In 1950, he appeared Hearing to discuss Local Law 12-2016, spanning nine decades. Born on Nov. 8, as “Justice White” in “The Magnificent amending the following Sections of the City closed, as herein proclaimed, the time therefore is hereby 1914 in Jersey City, N.J., he grew up in Yankee” with Ann Harding and Louis Charter: Brooklyn. He has worked in every major extended to and including the Calhern and as “Col. Pollard” in “Davy facet of the industry including radio, Crockett, Indian Scout” starring George Sec. C3-2, Expenditures not to exceed next business day. theater, TV and film dating back to the Montgomery. appropriations; limitation; Great Depression, and at 101 years of Interestingly, in the mid-1930s, as a age, is the oldest working Hollywood hint of things to come, he appeared in Sec. C3-3, Contracts exceeding $20,000; Section 4: Separability actor. He graduated from high school a 10-min. commercial for the new 1936 bidding required; emergency repairs; when he was 15 and began studies at If any part or provision of this Local Dodge auto called “Fire at the Mine”. N.Y. University, but left at the end of In that short film, the amazing Dodge Sec. C3-4, Transfers of surplus funds; Law or the application thereof to any person or his sophomore year. “All around me I “Super-car” out-ran a speeding train, circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court could see the way the Depression was climbed tall mountains without the use Sec. C3-5, Deposits of city funds; of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be affecting everyone: for my family, for of a road, and rescued people, with the confined in its operation to the part or provision or people in business, like my father, it was help of a capable driver, from a burning Sec. C3-6, Payment of claims against city; application directly involved in the controversy in a terrible time. I just wasn’t going to stay coal mine. It was only appropriate that itemizing, approval, audit required; which such judgment shall have been rendered and in college, paying tuition to get a degree John Hamilton star in a commercial for shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- to be a lawyer, when I could see lawyers a “Super-Car”. After completing “The Sec. C4-1, City Attorney; deputies; der of this Local Law or the application thereof that had become taxi drivers.” His father, Great Caruso” in 1951, he was cast as to other persons or circumstances, and the City a salesman and proprietor of a furniture “Perry White”, the grumpy, but lovable, Sec. C4-2, City Court established, organized; store, died in 1945, at 55 years of age, of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have editor-in-chief of the “Metropolis selection, powers, duties of City Judge, City “broken by the world that he was living Daily Planet” and continued in the role Marshal; passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had in.” for all 104 episodes of the TV series, such invalid application or invalid provision been In 1932, at age 17, our celebrity “Superman”, starring George Reeves. Sec. C5-1, Police force; organized, powers; apparent auditioned and became the youngest This was Hamilton’s largest and longest of the apprentices under the direction running role, and the one for which he Sec. C5-2, Special duty; appointment of Section 5: Effective Date. of May Sarton at Eva LeGallienne’s was best remembered. police; auxiliary police; payment; Civic Repertory Theatre in NYC. Noel Neill, who played “Lois Lane” in This Local Law shall take effect im- He was involved in several theatre both TV and films, felt Hamilton played Sec. C8-6, Encroachments, nuisances; care productions which eventually led him a stronger “Perry White” than Pierre of walks, curbs, gutters; sewage disposal; mediately upon filing in the office of the New York State Secretary of State in accordance with Section to the Federal Theatre Project where Watkins, who had the role in the film he would meet Orson Welles and John 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. serials. It was because Hamilton was so Sec. C9-4, Completion of roll; equalization; Houseman. They left to form their own irascible and so unpredictable, that no ------x independent repertory theatre company, one ever knew what he would say. Later Tina Pemberton LEGAL NOTICE the Mercury Theatre. Our celebrity was on, during the series, he would often City Clerk PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove invited to become a charter member. In get flustered and miss lines. Tommy ------x City Council adopted the following Local Law the late summer of 1939, our celebrity Carr, producer of the TV series, placed LEGAL NOTICE 02-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, was invited to Hollywood to join Welles the script among the papers on his PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove and other Mercury players in the first 2016: Hamilton’s stage desk. He did it so well, City Council adopted the following Local Law film being prepared for RKO Pictures, no one knew he was reading his lines. 03-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, “Heart of Darkness”. Given a six week Take him away from his desk, they were CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 02 - 2016: guaranteed salary of $500 a week, he gambling. 2016 took part in a reading for the film, which After the show got canceled in AMENDING Article I SECTION C2-2 OF was to be presented entirely through 1957, Hamilton unofficially retired, CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 03 - THE a first-person camera. After elaborate although he did appear in a number of 2016 GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER pre-production, the project never advertisements for an eyeglass firm to AMENDING SECTION C2-3(B) OF THE CONCERNING reached production because Welles supplement his income. His last film GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER: HOURS OF OPERATION FOR CITY was unable to trim $50,000 from his was “Outcasts of the City” (1958). At

OFFICES: project, something RKO insisted upon, 72 years of age, on Oct. 15, 1958, Mr. Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. as revenue was declining sharply in Hamilton passed away, due to a heart Europe by autumn 1939. The winds of attack. Great Caesar’s Ghost! Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. To amend Section C2-3(B) of the war were beginning. Welles asked the P.S. The answer to last week’s teaser was

Glen Cove City Charter as it relates to the actors to stay for a few more weeks, as Walter Huston played “Capt. Jacobi”, To amend Section C2-2 of the Glen he put together another film project, but legislative acts and attendance of the Mayor and the ship’s captain who fell, mortally Cove City Charter as it relates to the hours of our celebrity impulsively returned to wounded, into “Sam Spade’s” office, City Council. operation of City Government. NYC’s Broadway. “Those who stayed in his son, John Huston’s “The Maltese did ‘Citizen Kane’ and I have always Falcon” (1941). Section 2: Authority. LEGALS continued page 17 regretted it” he remembers. He later Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 17 PUBLIC NOTICE LEGALS continued from page 16 Section 2: Authority. propose the creation, continuance or Section 2: Authority. LEGAL NOTICE abolishment of such departments and This local law is enacted in accordance PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove divisions not otherwise called for in This local law is enacted in accordance with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c) City Council adopted the following Local Law this Charter, as deemed with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c)(1). (1). 05-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, necessary and in the best interest of 2016: the City, by designation in or omission Section 3: Legislation: Section 3: Legislation: from the budget, whether by original CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 05 - proposal of or amendment thereto, BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: 2016 and shall determine and provide for AMENDING SECTION C2-5 OF THE GLEN the staffing necessary to accomplish Glen Cove City Charter C2-3 (B) is hereby Glen Cove City Charter C2-4 (A) is hereby COVE CITY CHARTER: the purpose of such departments or amended to read as follows: amended to read as follows: divisions. Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. B. All legislative acts of A. The Mayor shall be the chief Section 4: Separability

the City Council shall be by local executive officer of the city. To amend Glen Cove Charter law, ordinance or resolution, and The Mayor, with the consent If any part or provision of this Local Section C2-5 (A) and C2-5(c) and to add a new on the passage of every local law, of four members of the City Law or the application thereof to any person or subdivision D of Section C2-5 of the Glen Cove ordinance or resolution the yeas Council, shall appoint the circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court City Charter as it relates to the General Powers of and nays of the members shall be heads of departments, all of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be the Mayor. taken and entered in full in the commissioners and all other confined in its operation to the part or provision or City Council Minutes. The Mayor officers and employees not application directly involved in the controversy in Section 2: Authority. and Council members shall, when elected by the people except as which such judgment shall have been rendered and physically present, vote on all otherwise provided by law or shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- This local law is enacted in accordance questions and the votes of four by this Charter. der of this Local Law or the application thereof with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c)(1). shall be necessary to pass any to other persons or circumstances, and the City measure unless otherwise provided Glen Cove City Charter C2-4 (D) and (F) is of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have Section 3: Legislation: in this Charter. Four members shall hereby amended to read as follows: passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had constitute a quorum, but a less such invalid application or invalid provision been BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: number may adjourn. D. The Mayor shall preside at all apparent City Council meetings, may take part in the Section 4: Separability Glen Cove City Charter C2-5 (A) is hereby discussions and other actions of the City Section 5: Effective Date. Council, may vote on all matters, except as amended to read as follows: If any part or provision of this Local otherwise provided in this Charter. The Mayor A. The Mayor shall, subject This Local Law shall take effect im- Law or the application thereof to any person or shall designate a City Council Member to to this Charter, exercise mediately upon filing in the office of the New York circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court preside at a Council meeting in his/her absence. supervision over all agencies State Secretary of State in accordance with Section of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be F. The Mayor shall, subject to the and over all public utilities of 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. confined in its operation to the part or provision or approval of four members of the City Council, the city. The Mayor shall, in Tina Pemberton application directly involved in the controversy in excluding the Mayor, by resolution, negotiate, the name of the city, execute City Clerk which such judgment shall have been rendered and sell city-owned property, and grant leases, all instruments requiring ------x shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- concessions, licenses and permits for the use of all assent of the city. The Mayor LEGAL NOTICE der of this Local Law or the application thereof city land, structures, facilities and appurtenances. Notwithstanding the provisions of Subdivision 2b shall have such powers and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove to other persons or circumstances, and the City of § 23 of the General City Law, or any special act, perform such other duties as City Council adopted the following Local Law of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have local law or charter, real property belonging to the specified by law or by this 06-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had city which is not needed for public purpose may Charter. 2016: such invalid application or invalid provision been be leased and may be sold at public or private sale. apparent Notwithstanding the provisions of Subdivision 2-a of § 20 of the General City Law, or any special act, local Glen Cove City Charter C2-5 (C) is hereby law or charter, real property belonging to the city amended to read as follows: CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 06 - which is not needed for public purpose may be leased 2016 Section 5: Effective Date. for a period not to exceed thirty (30) years. C. The Mayor shall, with the consent AMENDING SECTION C2-9 OF THE GLEN of the City Council, except as COVE CITY CHARTER: This Local Law shall take effect im- Section 4: Separability otherwise provided by law, appoint mediately upon filing in the office of the New York the members of the Zoning Board Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. State Secretary of State in accordance with Section If any part or provision of this Local Law or the of Appeals, pursuant to §81 of the 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. application thereof to any person or circumstance General City Law; the Housing To amend Section C2-9 (C), C2-9(D), Tina Pemberton be adjudged invalid by any court of competent Authority, pursuant to §30 of the C2-9(E) C2-9(F), C2-9(G), C2-9(H), C2-9(J), and City Clerk jurisdiction, such judgment shall be confined in Public Housing Law; the Planning to add a new subdivision J and subdivision K of ------x its operation to the part or provision or applica- Board, pursuant to § 27 of the Section C2-9 of the Glen Cove City Charter as it LEGAL NOTICE tion directly involved in the controversy in which General City Law; the Recreation relates to the Department of Finance. such judgment shall have been rendered and shall PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove Commission, pursuant to § 243 of City Council adopted the following Local Law not affect or impair the validity of the remainder the General Municipal Law; and the Section 2: Authority. of this Local Law or the application thereof to 04-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, members of any other commission, other persons or circumstances, and the City of 2016: agency or board of the city. Persons Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have This local law is enacted in accordance appointed to the various boards and passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c)(1). commissions which serve the city CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 04 - had such invalid application or invalid provision must be residents of the City of Section 3: Legislation: 2016 been apparent Glen Cove. If a vacancy is not filled AMENDING SECTION C2-4 OF THE GLEN within 60 days of its occurrence, the Section 5: Effective Date. BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: COVE CITY CHARTER: City Council shall have the

power to fill such vacancy by a vote Glen Cove City Charter C2-9(C) is hereby Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. This Local Law shall take effect im- of four of its members. amended to read as follows: mediately upon filing in the office of the New York To amend Section C2-4 (A), Section State Secretary of State in accordance with Section Glen Cove City Charter C2-5 is C. To collect taxes, C2-4 (D) and Section C2-4 (F) of the Glen Cove 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. hereby amended by adding a new assessments, water rents, City Charter as it relates to the duties and powers Tina Pemberton subdivision (D) to read as follows: sewer rents, rents and of the Mayor. City Clerk all other moneys due ------x D. The Mayor shall LEGALS continued page 18 Page 18 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016

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to the city except that of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be of the department, office, board or AMENDING SECTION C2-11 OF THE payments made to other confined in its operation to the part or provision or commission whose appropriation is GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER: offices, agencies, boards application directly involved in the controversy in to be charged. All purchases shall or commissions shall which such judgment shall have been rendered and be made in accordance with the Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. be turned over to the shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- provisions of the General Municipal Controller monthly or der of this Local Law or the application thereof Law, the City of Glen Cove’s To amend Section C2-11(C)(3)(c) and at such other intervals to other persons or circumstances, and the City Purchasing Policy, and any other Section C2-11(C)(3)(d), of the Glen Cove City as provided by law or of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have state or local legislation. Charter as it relates to the Department of Public ordinance. passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had Works. such invalid application or invalid provision been Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(A)(11) apparent is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 2: Authority. Glen Cove City Charter C2-9(D) is hereby amended to read as follows: 11. Solicit by public bid or This local law is enacted in accordance Section 5: Effective Date. request for proposal and recommend with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c) D. To act as city auditor. for award by the City Council (1). Audit all bills, claims This Local Law shall take effect im- contracts to vendors that have met and demands for mediately upon filing in the office of the New York the required specifications and will Section 3: Legislation: payment against the city State Secretary of State in accordance with Section provide the best value to the city. and perform any other 27 of the Municipal Home Rule BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: internal audit necessary Law. Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(A) (12) to protect the integrity of Tina Pemberton is hereby repealed; Glen Cove City Charter C2-11(C) (3) (c) is the internal controls of City Clerk hereby amended to read as follows: the city. ------x Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(A) (13) c. Division of Sanitation and LEGAL NOTICE is hereby repealed; Glen Cove City Charter C2-9(E) is hereby Recycling; PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove amended to read as follows: Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(A) (14) City Council adopted the following Local Law is hereby repealed; Glen Cove City Charter C2-11(C)(3)(d) is 07-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, E. To make monthly written reports at hereby amended to read as follows: 2016: regular meetings of the City Council Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(B) is of the receipts, disbursements and hereby amended to read as follows: d. Division of Maintenance cash balances of the city accounts Section 4: Separability and any special reports upon the CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 07 - B) Competitive bidding

request of any members. 2016 is required in all situations where so If any part or provision of this Local AMENDING SECTION C2-10 OF THE designated under the provisions of the Law or the application thereof to any person or Glen Cove City Charter C2-9(F) is GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER: General Municipal Law, including the circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court hereby amended to read as follows: “best value” provision of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. (GML Sec. 103), and in all other confined in its operation to the part or provision or F. To disburse the situations where required by the City application directly involved in the controversy in city funds upon receipt of a signed To amend Section C2-10(A), C2- Council. Warrant of the City Council. 10(A) (1), C2-10(A)(11), C2-10(B) and to repeal which such judgment shall have been rendered and C2-10(A)(12), C2-10(A)(13) of the Glen Cove Section 4: Separability shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- Glen Cove City Charter C2-9(G) is City Charter as it relates to the Duties of the City der of this Local Law or the application thereof hereby amended to read as follows: Purchasing Agent. If any part or provision of this Local to other persons or circumstances, and the City Law or the application thereof to any person or of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have G. To assist the Section 2: Authority. circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had Mayor in the preparation of the of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be such invalid application or invalid provision been city budget and exercise financial This local law is enacted in accordance confined in its operation to the part or provision or apparent budgetary control over such budget. with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c)(1). application directly involved in the controversy in which such judgment shall have been rendered and Glen Cove City Charter C2-9(H) is Section 3: Legislation: shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- Section 5: Effective Date. hereby amended to read as follows: der of this Local Law or the application thereof

BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: to other persons or circumstances, and the City This Local Law shall take effect im- H. To maintain of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have mediately upon filing in the office of the New York a general accounting system that Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(A) is hereby passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had State Secretary of State in accordance with Section provides for financial budgetary amended to read as follows: such invalid application or invalid provision been 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. information for the separate accounts apparent Tina Pemberton of appropriation and estimated A. Within the Department of City Clerk revenues. Finance there shall be a City ------x Purchasing Agent, who shall Section 5: Effective Date. LEGAL NOTICE Glen Cove City Charter C2-9 is be appointed from an eligible PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove hereby amended by adding a new Civil Service list by the Mayor This Local Law shall take effect im- City Council adopted the following Local Law subdivision (J) and (K) to read as with the consent of the City mediately upon filing in the office of the New York 09-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, follows: Council. The City Purchasing State Secretary of State in accordance with Section 2016: Agent shall. 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. J. To make all Tina Pemberton arrangements for the issuance of city Glen Cove City Charter C2-10(A)(1) is hereby City Clerk CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 09 - bonds and notes as authorized by the amended to read as follows: ------x 2016 City Council. AMENDING SECTION C2-15 OF THE 1. Procure all supplies, materials, equipment LEGAL NOTICE GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER and contractual services required K. To maintain a central PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove CONCERNING by any department, office, board or payroll system. City Council adopted the following Local Law THE DUTIES OF THE BUILDING commission of the city, pursuant Section 4: Separability 08-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATOR to such rules and regulations as 2016: may be established by the City If any part or provision of this Local Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. Council. All purchases made by the Law or the application thereof to any person or CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 08 - Purchasing Agent shall be pursuant circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court 2016 legals continued on page 19 to a signed requisition from the head Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 19

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Section 2: Authority. ------x departments, boards, commissions To amend Section C2-15(C) (b) of the LEGAL NOTICE or agencies may be a party and all Glen Cove City Charter as it relates to the Duties This local law is enacted in accordance PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove the papers pertaining to such suits or of the Building Department Administrator. with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c)(1). City Council adopted the following Local Law proceedings. The City Council may 11-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, designate which of the above duties of Section 2: Authority. Section 3: Legislation: 2016: the City Attorney are to be performed by the respective deputy city attorneys. BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 11 - This local law is enacted in accordance Section 4: Separability 2016 with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c) Glen Cove City Charter Section C2-17(A) and ADDING SECTION C2-21 OF THE GLEN (1). If any part or provision of this Local Section C2-17 (B) is hereby amended to read as COVE CITY CHARTER: Law or the application thereof to any person or follows: Section 3: Legislation: circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be BE IT ENACTED, by the City Council as follows: A. There is hereby confined in its operation to the part or provision or continued the To create a new section C2-21 of application directly involved in the controversy in the Glen Cove City Charter as it relates to the Glen Cove City Charter Section C2-15(C)(b) is Youth Council, which such judgment shall have been rendered and the Recreation General Powers of the City Attorney. hereby amended to read as follows: shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- Commission, the der of this Local Law or the application thereof Board of Ethics, the Section 2: Authority. b) Serve as advisor to the to other persons or circumstances, and the City Grievance Board, local Planning Board, Zoning of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have the Examining This local law is enacted in accordance Board of Appeals, Examining passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had Board of Plumbers, with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c)(1). Board of Plumbers and Urban such invalid application or invalid provision been the Planning Board, Renewal agencies; apparent the Commission Section 3: Legislation: for Conservation of Section 4: Separability the Environment, by the BE IT ENACTED, City Council as follows: Section 5: Effective Date. the Commission on A new Section C2-21 is hereby added If any part or provision of this Local Architecture and to the Glen Cove City Charter and This Local Law shall take effect im- Law or the application thereof to any person or Urban Design, the shall read as follows: mediately upon filing in the office of the New York circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court Zoning Board of State Secretary of State in accordance with Section of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be Appeals, the Senior §C2-21. City Attorney; deputies. 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. confined in its operation to the part or provision or Citizens Advisory Tina Pemberton application directly involved in the controversy in Council, the Harbor There shall be a City City Clerk which such judgment shall have been rendered and and Waterfront Attorney and such deputies as ------x shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- Development authorized by the City Council who LEGAL NOTICE der of this Local Law or the application thereof and Conservation shall be appointed by the City Council PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove to other persons or circumstances, and the City Commission, and at salaries to be fixed by the City City Council adopted the following Local Law of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have the Municipal Golf Council. The City Attorney shall be 12-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had Course Commission. and act as the attorney and counsel 2016: such invalid application or invalid provision been for the City Council, the Mayor, and apparent B. The City Council may all departments, officers, boards, LOCAL LAW 12 - 2016 from time to time abolish or commissions and agencies of the A LOCAL LAW AMENDING VARIOUS establish such other boards, city. He or she shall upon request, SECTIONS AND ARTICLES OF THE commissions and agencies furnish them with a written opinion GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER Section 5: Effective Date. as provided in this Charter on any question of law involving their and any general or respective powers and duties. He or Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. This Local Law shall take effect im- special law. she shall appear for and protect the mediately upon filing in the office of the New York rights of the city in all actions, suits To amend various sections and Articles State Secretary of State in accordance with Section or proceedings brought by or against of the Glen Cove City Charter as it relates to 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. Section 4: Separability it or any department, officer, board, Finances, Courts, Legal Matters and the Police

commission or agency. He or she shall Department. The City Council believes that after Tina Pemberton If any part or provision of this Local have power with the approval of the comprehensive review, Articles III through IX of City Clerk Law or the application thereof to any person or City Council, to appeal from orders, the Glen Cove City Charter should be amended ------x circumstance be adjudged invalid by any court decisions or judgments in such cases, to reflect and adopt the recommendations of the LEGAL NOTICE of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall be and to compromise and settle any Glen Cove City Council and the Charter Review PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Glen Cove confined in its operation to the part or provision or claims by or against the city. The City Commission. City Council adopted the following Local Law application directly involved in the controversy in Attorney shall prepare all local laws, 10-2016, at the City Council Meeting of June 28, which such judgment shall have been rendered and ordinances, resolutions, contracts, Section 2: Authority. 2016: shall not affect or impair the validity of the remain- deeds and other instruments for the der of this Local Law or the application thereof city except in such instances where This local law is enacted in accordance to other persons or circumstances, and the City special counsel has been retained to with Municipal Home Rule Law Section 10(c) CITY OF GLEN COVE LOCAL LAW 10 - of Glen Cove hereby declares that it would have perform such duties and as otherwise (1). 2016 passed this Local Law or the remainder thereof had provided by the local finance law. AMENDING SECTION C2-17 OF THE such invalid application or invalid provision been Before the execution of any contract Section 3: Legislation: GLEN COVE CITY CHARTER apparent other than those prepared by special CONCERNING counsel, he or she shall endorse on BE IT ENACTED as follows: BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND AGENCIES Section 5: Effective Date. each his or her approval of the form The City Council hereby makes the following

and correctness thereof. He or she amendments to the Glen Cove City Charter: Section 1: Legislative Intent and Purpose. This Local Law shall take effect im- shall, at the expiration of his or her (Underlined text is to be added and struck through mediately upon filing in the office of the New York term of office, deliver personally to his text is to be deleted) To amend Section C2-17(A) and State Secretary of State in accordance with Section or her successor all records and files Section C2-17 (B) of the Glen Cove City Charter 27 of the Municipal Home Rule Law. pertaining to the office, and the record § C3-2. Expenditures not to exceed appropria- as it relates to boards, commissions and agencies. Tina Pemberton or register of all suits or proceedings tions; limitation. City Clerk in which the city or any of its officers, legals continued on page 20 Page 20 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016

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B. Notwithstanding the provisions of disposition of such business as the City Judge the New York State Constitution, Article VIII, B. For the purposes of this section, a C. The City Judge shall be elected may from time to time assign to him or her, and Section 10, the amount to be raised by tax on real department head shall be any person reporting as provided in this Charter, shall hold office for the said City Judge and Associate City Judge estate in any fiscal year, in addition to providing directly to the Mayor. All approved demands a term of six years and shall receive a salary to may hold their courts at the same time and in for the interest on and the principal of all indebted- shall be submitted to the Controller for audit, be determined by the New York State Office of separate quarters with the same jurisdiction. The ness, shall not exceed an amount equal to 1.75% review and payment as shall be directed by the Court Administration. Should a vacancy occur in person so designated shall receive a salary as of the five-year average full valuation of taxable Controller. This procedure shall not apply to the office of elected City Judge, the Mayor, with designated by the New York State Office of Court real estate in the city, less the amount to be raised money for library purposes, which shall be paid the approval of the City Council, shall appoint Administration. The Associate City Judge shall by tax on real estate in such year for the payment according to the provisions of § C6-5 of this a person with the same qualifications to fill said hold office for a term of six years. of the interest on and redemption of certificates or Charter. vacancy who shall hold office until the election other evidence of indebtedness described in para- and qualification of a person to be nominated and I. Should vacancy occur in the office graphs A and D of Section 5 of Article VIII of the Article IV. Courts and Legal Matters elected at the next municipal election. The elected of elected City Judge, the Mayor, with the New York State Constitution, or renewals thereof. City Judge shall also serve as the Supervising approval of the City Council, shall appoint a § C4-1. City Attorney; deputies. Judge of the City Court. person with the same qualifications to fill said D. Contracts for public lighting and There shall be a City Attorney and such deputies vacancy who shall hold office until the election public water utilities shall not be made for a longer as authorized by the City Council who shall be E. The City Judge shall appoint a and qualification of a person to be nominated and period than five years appointed by the City Council at salaries to be Chief Clerk, Deputy Clerk, Assistant Deputy elected at the next municipal election. fixed by the City Council. The City Attorney shall Clerk, Traffic Bureau Clerk and such personnel § C3-3. Contracts exceeding $20,000 ; bidding be and act as the attorney and counsel for the City as may be necessary, at a compensation to be J. The term of office of the City Judge required; emergency repairs for the acquisition Council, the Mayor, and all departments, officers, fixed by the New York State Office of Court shall be six years. of goods and services. boards, commissions and agencies of the city. Administration. The Chief Clerk and Deputy He or she shall upon request, furnish them with a Clerk shall have the power to issue summonses, § C5-1. Police force: organized, powers A. The purchase of all goods and written opinion on any question of law involving subpoenas, executions, transcriptions to services for the City shall be executed in their respective powers and duties. administer oaths and take acknowledgments, to A. Ranks and grades; distribution. accordance with the provisions of the General take depositions and informations and to issue Municipal Law and the City of Glen Cove’s He or she shall appear for and protect the rights warrants thereon, adjourn proceedings and act (2) Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Purchasing Policy. No contract for public works of the city in all actions, suits or proceedings as official court stenographer and the minutes of present any personnel holding ranks or grades that exceeding $20,000 shall be made without a brought by or against it or any department, such stenographer shall be the official minutes of do not conform to C5-1.A.(1) shall continue until published notice inviting bids according to plans officer, board, commission or agency. He or she the court and all proceedings. Notwithstanding the reduced by normal attrition. and specifications on file in the office of the shall have power with the approval of the City provisions of the Criminal Procedure Law or the department having the matter in charge. All bids Council, to appeal from orders, decisions or provisions of any general or special act, the Chief C. Members of the police force shall possess all shall be accompanied by the names of two sureties judgments in such cases, and to compromise and Clerk or Deputy Clerk of the City Court of Glen the powers of a police officer as established in the or a surety company. All such contracts shall be settle any claims by or against the city. The City Cove shall have the power to issue subpoenas New York State Criminal Procedure Law, except let to the lowest responsible bidder who furnishes Attorney shall prepare all local laws, ordinances, in criminal cases, to sign and make executions, for the service of civil process. a satisfactory surety bond, unless all bids are resolutions, contracts, deeds and other instruments commitments to jail and other penal institutions, rejected. for the city except in such instances where special orders of discharge and certificates of conviction § C5-2. Special duty: appointment of Police counsel has been retained to perform such duties and to certify and sign copies thereof for the force; auxiliary police: payment §C3-4. Transfers of surplus funds. and as otherwise provided by the local finance execution of any judgment rendered in said Court. law. Before the execution of any contract other A. There shall be within the Police Department, The City Council may transfer the surplus not than those prepared by special counsel, he or she E F. The City Judge City Council shall an Auxiliary Police Department whose members needed in any other fund. excepting the funds for shall endorse on each his or her approval of the appoint City Marshal(s) at a compensation to are proposed by the Chief of Police or his library purposes, which may not be transferred. form and correctness thereof. He or she shall, at be fixed by the New York State Office of Court designee, subject to approval by the City Council. the expiration of his or her term of office, deliver Administration City Council, who shall have the Said Auxiliary Police Department shall be personally to his or her successor all records and same powers and duties and shall be subject to supervised by the Chief of Police or his designee, §C3-5. Deposits of city funds. files pertaining to the office, and the record or the same liabilities as sheriffs in courts of record and shall be staffed with volunteers and part-time register of all suits or proceedings in which the and shall have within their territorial jurisdiction employees holding no police powers. It shall be The funds of the city shall be deposited in the city or any of its officers, departments, boards, and subject to any limitations imposed by the the duty of the Auxiliary Police to assist with local a commercial bank. Such depositories shall commissions or agencies may be a party and all Uniform City Court Act of the State of New York traffic control, special events, and security. secure said deposits in excess of FDIC limits by the papers pertaining to such suits or proceedings. or by other provision of law, such power to serve furnishing satisfactory corporate surety bonds, The City Council may designate which of the and execute the process and mandates of the B. There shall be within the Police Department a or by pledging with the city approved bonds, or above duties of the City Attorney are to be court as sheriff has with regard to the process and Division of Crossing Guards whose members are securities therefor, for which the receipt of the performed by the respective deputy city attorneys. mandates of the Supreme Court. Marshal(s) shall, proposed by the Chief of Police or his designee, Controller shall be given sufficient collateral before entering upon the discharge of their duties, subject to approval by the City Council. Said in accordance with the provisions of General § C4-2. City Court established, organized; file with the City Court of the City of Glen Cove a Division of Crossing Guards shall be supervised Municipal Law. selection, powers, duties of City Judge, City bond in the form required of sheriffs of the county by the Chief of Police or his designee, and shall Marshal. be staffed with part-time employees holding no §C3-6. Payment of claims against city; FG. The court shall be open on each police powers. It shall be the duty of the Division itemizing, approval, audit required. A. A court of civil and criminal business day from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. of Crossing Guards to assist with traffic control jurisdiction known as the “City Court of the City and in addition thereto at such times as may be and pedestrian safety at school crossings, church A. No demand against the city for of Glen Cove,” with a City Judge, is established required by the Administrative Board of Judges crossings, camp crossings, and other special money shall be paid, unless itemized in writing. in and for the city, with the same jurisdiction of the Judicial Conference of the State of New events. Invoices or other written demands may be paid and powers, and with the same procedures, York. The same fees shall be charged as provided only when validated by at least two signatures. including appeals therefrom, as set forth under for in the Uniform City Court Act and under the C. On the application of a corporation or person One signature shall be that of the City Controller the provisions of the Uniform City Court Act Civil Practice Laws and Rules. The person against showing the necessity therefore, the Chief of upon audit of such invoice or demand for payment of the State of New York, except that the civil whom costs are awarded shall be entitled to the Police may detail a regular member of the police Purchasing Agent or other applicable officer jurisdiction shall be limited to and including disbursements and fees as set forth in the Uniform force, or appoint and swear any additional number who shall indicate the receipt of material and/ $5,000 in accordance with the Uniform Court City Court Act. of auxiliary police for the special duty within the or services in good order. The second signature Act. The court shall have the power to send its city, for which service the applicant shall pay may shall be that of the department head to whom process and other mandates in an action or special GH. An Associate City Judge shall be be charged by the City of Glen Cove, such sum as the material and/or services are furnished. The proceeding of which it has jurisdiction to any appointed by the Mayor with the approval of the will reimburse the city for all costs and expenses. department head’s signature shall indicate that part of the county, and without the county where City Council, which person shall have the same The auxiliary police so appointed shall be subject the expenditure was properly authorized and in empowered, under the Uniform City Court Act of qualifications as the elected City Judge to act in to the rules and directions of the police force. keeping with approved procedure and that the the State of New York, for service or execution his or her temporary absence or disqualification material or service has been received. and to enforce obedience thereto. or to hold a separate part of said Court for the legals continued on page 21 Week of June 30, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 21 legals continued from page 20 PUBLIC NOTICE

§ C8-6. Encroachments, nuisance: care of § C9-9. Collection of delinquent taxes and PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE foreclosure of tax liens and 200, and the balance of tax lot 201 walks, curbs, gutters; sewage disposal remaining as part of tax lots 202 through G. Conduct of Sale; bid by city. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public 208. Applicants also seek waivers of B. The Department of Public Works may also hearing will be held as to the following certain provisions set forth in Village require through an order approved by the Mayor, matter: the owner or occupant of any property to lay, 1) The Controller, or, in the event of his or her Code Chapter A145. absence or inability to act, the Deputy Mayor or Agency: Planning Board, Village of Sea relay or repair the sidewalks, curbs and gutters, Cliff and remove the snow and ice from the sidewalks his/her designee, shall conduct the sales herein Application of Peter Bafitis, 128 before provided to be made. and no auctioneer Date: July 13, 2016 Littleworth Lane, Sea Cliff, New York and gutters in front of such property and sand the Time: 7:30 p.m. sidewalks. other than the Controller or the Deputy Mayor as for site plan approval to construct an herein provided shall be employed to make such Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea addition to the driveway in excess of ten § C9-4. Completion of roll; equalization. a sale, and no auctioneer’s fee shall be charged Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York (10%) percent of the existing driveway. thereon. The Controller or auctioneer shall require Premises are designated as Section 21, On or before the first day of August, the Assessor from each purchaser of a tax lien at the time of Subject: [Continued] Application of Block 186, Lot 50 on the Nassau County shall revise and complete the roll according to such sale a deposit on account of 10% of the Digiovanni and Associates Architects, 26 Land and Tax Map. the determination of the Board of Assessment amount of the tax lien purchased by him or her, Preston Avenue, Sea Cliff, as agent for Review. Upon completion and certification of the for which the Controller shall give his or her Sloop Redhead Inc. for site plan approval Application of Irene and Ron Rizzo, roll by the Assessor, the original roll shall be filed receipt, and not later than 60 days from the date of pursuant to Village Code Chapter 107 to 333 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff, New in the office of the Board of Education of the the sale the balance shall be paid to the Controller construct a new residence at premises York to install six (6) foot high fencing, City School District and on or before the first day at his or her office. If no bid shall be received located at 299 Prospect Avenue, Sea which requires a fence permit pursuant in October in the Office of the Clerk of the Nassau for a tax lien offered for sale, the Controller for Cliff. Premises are designated as Section to Village Code chapter 64. Premises are County Legislature. and on behalf of the city shall bid in the tax lien 21, Block K, Lot 759 on the Nassau designated as Section 21, Block L, Lot and upon such bid no deposit or payment in cash County Land and Tax Map. shall be required from the city. When the city 118 on the Nassau County Land and Tax § C9-7. Collection of taxes: due date designated Map. has bid in any tax lien a certificate of the tax lien [Continued] Application of Sloop to the city shall be executed by the Controller in Application of Sea Cove 2014 LLC, 270 D. One-half of the state and county taxes shall be Redhead, Inc., 299 Prospect Avenue for Glen Cove Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York payable to the County Treasurer at the times and the form and matter prescribed for other notice site plan approval pursuant to Village thereof to the holder of such certificate of tax lien for amended site plan approval to permit in the manner provided in the Tax Law, and the Code Chapter 107 to construct a new the installation of fencing and utilize a remaining 1/2 on or before August 1. The taxes by mail, addressed to such address as may have been furnished to the Controller. Upon receiving curb cut and driveway. Premises are portion of the property for vehicular for the County of Nassau shall be payable to the designated as Section 21, Block K, Lot County Treasurer at the times and in the manner the surrender of the certificate of tax lien, the storage. Premises are designated as 761 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Section 21, Block 118, Lot 144 on the provided in the Tax Law of the County of Nassau. Controller shall pay to the holder the amount thus deposited. The Controller upon receipt of the Map. Nassau County Land and Tax Map. [Continued] Application of Frank § C9-8. Tax penalties and discounts satisfaction money, as above provided, or upon the surrender of the certificate of tax lien shall Scavone, 88 Prospect Avenue, Sea Cliff, Application of Robin Rossi, as manager B. The second half of the tax may be paid when cancel and discharge the tax upon the record. New York for a special permit pursuant to of United Home Associates LLC, 71 Village Code §64-3 to construct retaining the first half becomes due and payable, or at any Croft Lane, Smithtown, New York for time thereafter. If the second half is paid prior to Section 4: This local law shall take effect upon its walls in excess of four (4) feet in height amended site plan approval to install a January tenth, a discount of 1-1/2% (one and one- filing with the New York Secretary of State. and for amended site plan approval in basement door providing access to the half percent) of the tax shall be allowed. Tina Pemberton accordance with Village Code, chapter lower level of the dwelling. Premises are City Clerk 107. Premises are designated as Section located at 64 Glenlawn Avenue, Sea Cliff, 21, Block F, Lot 1945 on the Nassau New York and designated as Section 21, County Land and Tax Map. Block 188, Lot 23 on the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. Subscribe Today [Continued] Application of 14 Bay Application of Adam and Jeanette Avenue Commons, LLC, 14 Bay Avenue, Prestandrea, 90 LaFayette Avenue, Sea The Gold Coast Gazette is YOUR hometown newspaper run by Sea Cliff, New York to construct one or Cliff, New York for site plan approval to hometown people who know this area as well as you do. The Gazette more retaining walls at the premises and construct an addition in excess of fifty covers YOUR hometown news, local news that you care about. to maintain and/or modify the driveway (50%) percent of the existing square and the rear yard, which construction footage. Premises are designated as requires approval pursuant to Village Section 21, Block 83, Lot 6 on the Subscribing is easy and can be done via e-mail (to this address) or Code Chapter 64 in that retaining walls Nassau County Land and Tax Map. by in excess of four (4) feet in height require Application of Diana and Mike Conway, calling us at 516-671-2360 and using your credit card. Or you can Planning Board approval and Village 20 Leonard Place, Sea Cliff, New York mail your payment to: Code Chapter 107 for site plan approval. for site plan approval pursuant to Village Premises are designated as Section 21, Code chapter 107 to construct additions, Block F, Lot 89 on the Nassau County renovate a dwelling, expand a garage, The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542. Land and Tax Map. construct a basement entrance and install six (6) foot high fencing, and for a fence 1 year- $21, 2 years- $34, 3 years- $45... [Continued] Application of Richard permit pursuant to Village Code chapter Senior rates (65+): 1 year- $17, 2 years- $27, 3 Years- $37 LaSalle, 168 Prospect Avenue, Sea 64. Premises are designated as Section Cliff, New York for site plan approval 21, Block 95, Lot 41 on the Nassau Subscribe today to the Gold Coast Gazette’s special E-edition. to construct a new front yard driveway County Land and Tax Map. and curb cuts. Premises are designated At the said time and place, all interested as Section 21, Block F, Lot 1985 on the persons may be heard with respect to Receive a fully compatible PDF version of the weekly newspaper Nassau County Land and Tax Map. the foregoing matters. All relevant Friday morning in your e-mail. The file can be viewed and saved documents may be inspected at the office to your computer, or PDA device including, iPad, or smart phone, Application of Wendy Martin, George of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 etc. Pickering, 261-263 Glen Cove Avenue, Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, Sea Cliff, New York and Harbor Lumber during regular business hours. Company, Inc., 269 Glen Cove Avenue, Any person having a disability One year subscription: $14.95 Sea Cliff, New York for subdivision which would inhibit attendance at, or Two year subscription: $24.95 approval to transfer a portion of property participation in, the hearing should Three Year: $34.95 designated as Section 21, Block 118, Lot notify the Village Clerk at least three 201 from property known as 269 Glen business days prior to the hearing, so Cove Avenue, Sea Cliff and designated as E-mail us today to subscribe. Please provide your credit card info that reasonable efforts may be made Section 21, Block 118, Lots 201 through to facilitate such attendance and including the following 208, inclusive, to property known as 261- participation. Name; billing address for card; type of card and exp. date. 263 Glen Cove Avenue and designated [email protected] as Section 21, Block 118, Lots 199 and Dated: June 29, 2016 200. The subdivision would result in a BY ORDER OF THE PLANNING portion of tax lot 201 being transferred BOARD to, and becoming part of, tax lots 199 Page 22 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016

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Student Megan Fahey, who held the second highest GPA in the eighth-grade class, addressed students at the ceremony.

National Junior Honor Society President Ruby Morris led the candle lighting ceremony.

Principal Nelson Iocolano told students to be gutsy troublemakers.

Finley students enjoyed dancing and taking pictures in a photo booth at the dance held Finley Middle School inducted 48 members into its National Junior Honor Society chapter on after the Moving Up ceremony. Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District June 13. Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District Page 24 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 30, 2016

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