HERALD______GLEN COVE ______Gazette linda Fairstein little love letters Hey is that talks books offer peace adam sandler? Page 15 Page 3 Page 4 Vol. 26 no. 30 July 27-august 2, 2017 $1.00 Glen Cove resident wants political leaders to learn from the past Cites WWII internment of Japanese-Americans By Danielle agoglia Kim and her husband, Amol, “The future of America is going [email protected] who is of Indian descent. Below to see people being proud of their that is a photo of their children, cultures, but there’s going to be a On a wall in Kim Christen’s Chloe and Owen. There are also lot more of an integrated society home is a display of 12 photo- pictures of the Machidas’ son, sharing cultures, sharing ideas, graphs that are evidence of a Chad, and his wife, Emily; and sharing technology.” culturally diverse family tree. In their daughter, Madison. Machida is passionate about the middle are her parents, Bob To the Machidas, this wall’s cultural coexistence in America, and Francine Machida. Bob’s importance is twofold. It shows specifically because the immi- father, a Japanese immigrant, not only the history and future grant and nonimmigrant mem- and his mother, a second-gener- of their multicultural family, bers of his family experienced ation Japanese-Irish woman, but also the increasing diversity one of the country’s darkest are at the top of the tree. In of the U.S. population. periods. In February 1942, Presi- another frame are Francine’s “My three grandchildren — dent Franklin Roosevelt issued parents, both Italian-Ameri- that’s the future of America,” said Executive Order 9066, forcing the cans. Below hangs a picture of Bob Machida, 72, of Glen Cove. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Condos are judged silver, not gold By Danielle agoglia [email protected]
Although the agenda for the July 18 Glen Cove Planning Board meeting called for a deci- sion on the proposed subdivi- sion of the Garvies Point rede- velopment project’s Building B into 167 condominium units, much of the meeting focused Elisa Dragotto/Herald on something else. Board mem- bers were told once again by Dancing the night away RXR Garvies Point Project Manager Frank Haftel that The Glen Cove Senior Center’s Circle of Friends was once Building B would most likely again a fun night for all. Elaine Pederson and Joe Cusimano not meet “gold” environmental took a spin on the dance floor. More photos, Page 9. standards set forth by the Lead- Courtesy RXR Realty ership in Energy and Environ- tHe leeD Rating of the Garvies Point Building B was the topic of a mental Design certification sys- recent Glen Cove Planning Board meeting. tem, but the development instead would settle for “sil- tainability in building design — certified, silver, gold and ver.” Although the silver rating and operation. The entire Gar- platinum — based on the accu- would be higher than the board vies Point project will be rated mulation of points. (Access to originally required, members using LEED’s Neighborhood quality transit, for example, is asked for an explanation. worth 5 points; reducing indoor Development System, and each The LEED system was water use is worth 6; and pro- devised by the U.S. Green building will be evaluated with ducing renewable energy is Building Council, a nonprofit the LEED for Homes System. organization that promotes sus- Each system has four ratings CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 2 July 27, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE Tidal gates Tidal Rehabilitation oftheEastI Western Gateway Strategic Plan [email protected] DanielleBy agoglia City of Glen Cove applying for multiple grants Bridge, is to control the flow of waters waters of flow the control to is Bridge, Island East the beneath located Gates, if and when the grant isreceived. andwhen thegrant deter- if be would mayor’s office and finance the by mined funding remaining cash cythatthe Fangmannsaid Director Ann $120,000 a Agen- Development Community with match. funding grant in $680,000 seeking is city The $800,000. an esplanadeandparking solutions. the for need a of is there side example, For creek. north the and the downtown to connection a increasing for and improvements infrastructure potential being including area the revitalize waysto ent currently is differ at look will plan The demolished. incinerator the where and located is yard works of public department city’s the where Creek, Cove Glen of side south the for plan gic strate- a of development the with ciated asso- costs consulting the fund will tion, Applica- Funding Consolidated 2017 the multiple grants at the meetingfor onapply Juneto 27. city the for resolutions five The purpose of the East Island Tidal Island East the of purpose The The total project cost would be be would cost project total The through for applied being grant, This The Glen Cove City Council approvedCouncilCityCoveGlen The www.JamesAutoWorks.com [email protected] Email: [P]: 516.676.2943•[F]:516.676.3019 161 SeaCliff Avenue •GlenCove,NY11542 James AutoWorks sland Bridge to repaircars tothebest of my ability, asIdonow. passion a had a money,forbut ask to one no moneyand no had I son, old year 1 a with and married old years 19 was I when business the started I Business Owner James C. 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921211 ------Sending a love letter to start a revolution 3 Artist creates little cards to heal the world GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 27, 2017
By LAURA LANE like Anita Weiss and Judy Gold, ended [email protected] up on television, appearing on “The Tonight Show” and “Seinfeld.” There are 40,000 Little Love Letters Cassidy was hired as a joke writer for circulating worldwide. Crafted on busi- WNBC radio. She was enjoying herself, ness-size cards, they feature a print of and decided to try to give her career an Elizabeth Cassidy painting and, on another boost. “I have the rejection let- the back, an affirmation. The cards are ter that I received from ‘Saturday Night the brainchild of Cassidy, an artist and Live’ framed,” she said, smiling. writer who has lived in Glen Head for She left the comedy business and the past 20 years. moved to Locust Valley Quick to refer to her- in 1992, Oyster Bay and self as a rebel and a then Glen Head, work- “black shee p,” she ing in advertising once admits that she is in Four Steps again, this time for For- reality a peaceful activ- tunoffs. She became a ist. And her compul- for Living a blogger 10 years ago, sion to create, and then writing for a couple of use the cards to spark a Better Life sites but eventually peaceful revolution, began painting again evolved from her own Wake up with a instead. experiences. semi-smile on After the tragedy in “I lived through vola- Orlando she wondered tile times in our coun- your face. if she should go back to try that included assas- blogging and write sinations and war,” Cas- Sprinkle a little about what she was sidy said. “Kennedy, excitement around experiencing emotion- King, Lennon — those ally. But she decided assassinations knocked during your day. against it. “I’d just be the wind out of me.” another angry voice,” A tall, attractive Receive love and s h e e x p l a i n e d . “ I wo m a n , s h e o f t e n then give it away. thought, why not take expresses herself using my art and do it on a her hands, with nails Repeat. small scale?” painted sky blue. Her Between 2012 and hair is cut fashionably 2016, Cassidy had sev- Little Love Letters Courtesy Elizabeth Cassidy short and her jewelry eral of her paintings THROUGH HER ART is eye-catching. It isn’t d i s p l a y e d i n a r t and words, Elizabeth Cassidy is working to make a difference. hard to understand shows in Huntington the world began to contact her. “They’d do get up every morning and draw why her nieces and nephews call her the and other parts of Long Island. say they found one of the cards and it instead of waking up and putting on the “cool aunt.” She decided to have four of her works was the right card for them,” Cassidy news. I feel guilty not painting every Cassidy lived in Manhattan in the printed on business-size cards. Then she said. “The stories I hear either make me day, but when starting a new business, 1980s, during the AIDS crisis. It left a had inspirational words printed on the smile or break my heart.” you don’t have the luxury of sitting in a mark on her. “I lost so many friends back — sometimes the wisdom of Gan- She decided to create greeting cards studio and painting.” from AIDS,” she said, shaking her head. dhi or the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, as well, to support the cost of mailing The little girl who once drew with “Society looked away back then. It was a Jr., but more often words of her own. the smaller cards. And each greeting crayons on the walls — to her mother’s very cruel time in our country.” In July 2016, a business, Little Love card includes an identical business-size dismay — said she believes everyone is She was distraught over a wide range Letters: A Peaceful Revolution, was card. Her artwork is on the front of the capable of being a conduit of change. of tragedies last year — deaths from sui- born. Now she had to decide what to do larger cards, with an inspirational mes- “We have to get over being afraid and cide bombers in Brussels in March, the with all the little cards. sage inside on the left. Otherwise, the jump in,” she said. “Look, this came killing of police officers in Dallas in July, “I thought, I’ll leave the Little Love cards are blank. from incredible sadness, but my art and and too many atrocities to count in the Letters around where “I didn’t look at the words found my cause.” Middle East. But what finally motivated people will find them to greeting cards initially To find out more about Little Love Let- her to try to find a way to do something remind them to love Never give up on as birthday or anniver- ters: A Peaceful Revolution go to www. herself was waking up to the news of a and respect each other sary cards,” she said. Littlelovelettersapeacefulrevolution.com, massacre in Orlando. “The mass murder again,” Cassidy said, yourself and I’ll “They’re about love, and www.Apeacefulrevolutiongreeting- at the Pulse Nightclub on June 12 last adding that she started compassion and accep- cards.com. year,” she said, her eyes filling with tears. leaving them in gro- never give up tance, but I now think “I saw the number 49 and wondered, how cery stores. “Then I put on you. they could be appropri- could anyone hate that much? I thought them on Facebook, ate for occasions. To me of my friends and family that could have encouraging people to Little Love Letters W they are art cards and Sometimes silence been there. I became very angry.” leave them in public suitable for framing.” She came up with a few ideas about places like the subway, She has received speaks volumes. what she might do next. restaurants and doctors’ offices so peo- donations from people along with the Cassidy has many talents. Growing ple could find them and know that some- Try listening without money for shipping. up in Syosset, she took art classes in one was thinking about them.” Cassidy hopes to be in a position soon interrupting. high school, and then studied advertis- The cards, which feature 18 different to donate some of the proceeds from her ing, design and fashion illustration at images and messages, could be ordered You might actually business to Planned Parenthood and the the Fashion Institute of Technology in on Facebook. Customers would receive Ali Forney Center in Harlem, a nonprof- Manhattan. After graduating, she between 30 and 50 of them, paying only hear someone saying it, created to protect LGBTQ youth. moved to Glen Cove and worked in $5 for shipping and handling. She creat- These days she isn’t painting much something nice advertising in New York City. She also ed a website for the business, too. Two or taking part in art shows. “The shows wrote jokes for comics, and did stand-up hundred people immediately contacted about you. I do do are used as a way to get people to comedy herself at venues like Catch A her, requesting cards. know what I’m doing, and why, with Lit- Little Love Letters Rising Star. The comics she wrote for, The business took off. People all over tle Love Letters,” she explained. “But I 4 July 27, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE demand a level of technological sophistilevel of demanda some hoops with actor Adam Sandler recently. friends ... and he needed an extra player!spottedSandlersomewithplayinggame a first. courts munities Long of Island and Westchester.com-servingthe of year17thbrating his RemovalServicecele-2000,isback andin Doo. 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Nearby things to do this week GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 27, 2017 Folksingers gather in Huntington Enjoy a summer showcase of folk tunes when musicians from throughout the northeast gather at the annual Hunting- ton Folk Festival, Saturday, July 29, 12-10:30 p.m., at Heck- scher Park. Sarah Lee Guthrie (Arlo Guthrie’s daughter) and the Mammals headline the free festival, at 8:30 p.m., which features unplugged showcases, song swaps and an open mic throughout the day. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, and picnic, and settle in to hear this lively musical lineup. Info: www.fmsh.org or www.huntingtonarts.org.
National Night Out The City of Glen Cove invites all residents to celebrate National Night Out on Tuesday, August 1, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the downtown area. In its 11th year in the city, this event will include free tours of the Glen Cove Police Department, TASER and police equipment demonstrations by officers, Operation Safe Child ID badges for kids, and many other exciting activities. In addition, there will be free refreshments, music and information booths to make for a great night of family fun! Info: (516) 676-2000.
Step lively to some jazzy tunes The acclaimed 1920s-era revival band Vince Giordano and the Night- hawks visit Old Westbury Gardens, for the final concert of this year’s Pic- nic Pops series, on Wednesday, Aug. 2, at 7 p.m. (gates open at 6 p.m.) Bring a lawn chair or blanket and some friends, and bandleader Giorda- no and his ensemble will provide the soundtrack for an enjoyable eve- ning that may even get some folks up on their feet. Info: (516) 333- 0048 or www.oldwestburygardens.org
Annual Blood Drive Give blood and save a life at the Gold Coast Public Library in Glen Head on Monday, July 31, from 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. Hosted by Assem- blymen Ed Ra and Michael Montesano, the library’s goal is to receive 50 pints of donated blood. Snacks will be served. Each donor will receive two New York Mets tickets in the mail. It only takes a minute to give someone a lifetime of minutes. Help your community help others! Info: (516) 759-8300.
The Best Feast in the East The Church of St. Rocco in Glen Cove is ready to host the Best Feast in the East once more, which starts Wednes- day, July 26 and runs through Sunday, July 30. As always, there will be live music & entertainment, rides and games for the kids, and of course, plenty of food to eat! Rain or shine. 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A cross-sound bridge “was [email protected] contemplated over 40 years ago.” DeRiggi- Whitton said. “It was stopped then, and it’s The Federal Railroad Administration going to be stopped again now.” announced on July 13 that it would not Last year, the Long Island Association, a include funding for a cross-sound railway non-profit business group, asked Cuomo to in its multi-billion-dollar investment plan look into both a tunnel and bridge. LIA offi- for the Northeast Corridor rail line. cials believe certain businesses that deliver Residents and lawmakers in the Town of out of state would see the potential bridge as Oyster Bay have adamantly opposed the idea an alternative to avoid New York City traffic. of a bridge or tunnel connecting the North “While every Long Islander recognizes Shore to the Westchester and Connecticut the need to improve our transportation since it was first introduced by Nelson Rock- infrastructure, studying a flawed idea efeller and Robert Moses in the 1960s. Danielle Agoglia/Herald that has been around and debunked for While locals can breathe a sigh of ToWN OF OYSTeR Bay Councilwoman Michele Johnson opened the press conference on July decades is a dead end,” said State Sen. relief that the federal government will 13, demanding lawmakers in Albany follow the Federal government’s lead and drop all plans Carl Marcellino, a Republican. not pursue the project, there is still worry for a cross-sound bridge. Instead of a bridge or tunnel, the money that New York state will. could be spent on more state aid, said Sala- In June 2016, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the North Shore. “Their dream is our nightmare,” said dino, to improve infrastructure and the State Department of Transportation “This is not a North Shore problem sole- Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino, a groundwater, and fund various mandates. hired consulting firm Parsons Brinckerhoff ly. This will affect the entire Town of Oys- Republican. “It would significantly “At the moment, we’re trying to find out Inc. to perform a feasibility study of a cross- ter Bay, the entire Nassau County and all of increase traffic throughout the North what’s going on,” said Paul DeOrsay, execu- sound bridge or tunnel. According to the Long Island,” said Oyster Bay Town Coun- Shore, put protected wildlife in jeopardy, tive director of Friends of the Bay, a local contract, the objective was to determine the cilwoman Michele Johnson, a Republican. ruin the environment and ruin the char- environmental organization. He said the demand and traffic projections, engineering, “Make no mistake, it’s not a way off of acter of our communities.” organization has been seeking information and construction and environmental factors. Long Island. It’s a way on to Long Island.” Saladino and other officials said that a from the NYSDOT by filing Freedom of Infor- Local elected leaders held a news con- Although creation of the Oyster Bay cross-sound bridge would be a case of over- mation requests. It has been successful in ference at Centre Island Beach on July 14 National Wildlife Refuge in 1968 might development, and an environmental haz- that a feasibility study contract was released, showing bipartisan unity in their demand protect that area from a potential bridge ard, with the effects felt for generations. but DeOrsay has not been permitted to see that Cuomo follow the Federal Railroad or tunnel, the feasibility study contract Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRig- the report, which was completed in February. Administration’s decision and terminate states that a list of alternative locations gi-Whitton, a Democrat, said when her par- “It worries us that there’s something they any attempt to build a bridge or tunnel on must also be established. ents first moved to Long Island, they looked don’t want us to see,” he explained. BRIEFS Gloria Estefan tribute at Morgan Park
The Morgan Park Summer Music Fes- and The Miami Sound Machine Band. tival will present a tribute to Gloria Este- Backed by The Rhythm Machine Band, fan and the Miami Sound Machine on Torres, who has sung background and Sunday, July 30 at 7:30 p.m. The show, toured the world with major artists, covers sponsored by Glen Cove Hospital North- all of Estefan’s most memorable hit songs. well Health, is free. Morgan Park is on Enjoy a wonderful evening of family Germaine Street at the end of Landing entertainment under the stars. Bring a T-Shirt Road in Glen Cove. blanket or chairs and picnic. Children are Get set for an evening of sizzling salsa! welcome. In the event of rain, the concert Nikki Torres and The Rhythm Machine will be held in St. Patrick’s Parish Hall, Printing Band will faithfully recreate the storied Pearsall Avenue, Glen Cove. For further excitement of the incomparable seven- information, call (516) 671-0017 or email time Emmy award-winner Gloria Estefan [email protected]. 10% Events oFF WITH tHIS aD Free Operation Christmas Child is a year-round effort Business Shirts Delivery
Operation Christmas Child is a glob- DeRiggi-Whitton was proud to partici- Teams al organization that collects a wide vari- pate in Sea Cliff ’s Operation Christmas ety of items, including small toys, note- Child’s July collection drive. “There are Reunions books, personal hygiene items and a lot of worthy causes to donate to or more. Items are gathered based on the volunteer for, but Operation Christmas child they will be given to, put into shoe- Child offers such a special, loving gift Camps boxes, and then distributed by Samari- that needy children look forward to No Minimum Required tan’s Purse to needy children around opening and enjoying,” DeRiggi-Whit- Order From 1 to 1000 the world. ton said. For more information visit Nassau County Legislator Delia www.samaritanspurse.org.
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The order affected 117,000land people up give and belongings and homes their sell to had carry. They could they wereallowed totake with them only what relocateU.S.forcedwesternwereto who Japanesecans of ancestry. Families inAmeri- theall of internment relocationand FROMPAGEFRONT CONTINUED Machida predicts a peaceful coexistance of cultures Covetime.atthe were people “These not Yevoli,said Glen tion,” represented who atten- our to it bringing in correct lutely unanimously. LegislatureState the passed It been interned. had who those for compensation and apology an for asked and findings, commission’sthebacked thatresolution a and draft toMarinoRepublican RalphSen. 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Japanese-Americans interned 1988, previouslyreparationsto granted of which Act Liberties Civil the signed bill before the House. similar a broughtinterned, himself was DemocratwhoCalifornia aMineta, man U.S.Rep.Nor-whileSenate, the in bill a introducedWyoming Republican, a son, commis- the sion’s findings. back to 1985 of in Federation Teachers United the of members 770,000the of supporter,the gainedalso inno- were cent people.” people These well. treated benefit residents. to meant windows, large like features, deci- quality-of-life enhanced include of to sions because points more accrued point at that time.” a earn to able be might we so more resources, be might there certified, gets ect proj- there, this there,” time the “By built said. lot Hildebrand lot a a not factors. not there’s because those there’s now of two “Right are borhood, siveresources”community neigh- the in BbMciaswr n h oko Machida’s“Bob workworkthe and of eventually Reagan Ronald President Threeyears later, U.S. Sen. 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LAUREN HILDEBRAND able to earn a point at that time. more resources, so we might be B during WorldJapanese-Americans of WarII. mistreatment redress resolution a with ing BOBMACHIDA WAS Haftel said that the construction construction the that said Haftel certified, there might be y the time this project gets Photos by Danielle by Agoglia/HeraldPhotos in U.S. instrumental in help- in instrumental WHAT’S UP NEXT DOOR AND AROUND THE CORNER 9
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Photos by Elisa Dragotto/Herald FRIENDS BOTH OLD and new got together at the Glen Cove Senior Center’s Circle of Friends event. Senior center hosts Circle of Friends
By DANIELLE AGOGLIA [email protected]
While the Glen Cove Senior Center may possibly be the best on the island, holding continual programs from nine to five every day, funding restrictions prevent what many would like to see become a 24/7 service during nor- mal work-day hours. However, several times each year the senior center hosts an evening event called Circle of Friends, where members, non-members, families and friends can come together to enjoy good food, entertain- ment, and each other’s company. This year the center’s Circle of Friends was held on Wednesday, July 19. “Basically the idea is to get people together who can’t make it during the day, give them the chance to make a new friend and enjoy a healthy meal,” said the center’s Executive Director Carol Waldman. “Give them a chance to see what the center has to offer.” Circle of Friends is funded through a grant from state Assemblyman Charles Lavine’s (D-Glen Cove) office, a program he has supported since he was first elected to office. “The Glen Cove Senior Center is one of the great community centers and is the model for the way services to our seniors are delivered,” Lavine said. “We need to make sure that we protect our community and that means that we have to take care of everyone in our community.” Clockwise from top: The center’s Circle of Friends focuses on brain health AFTER PREPARING AND serving the through socialization, rather than through one of the many classes offered during the day. Waldman said it Asian-inspired meal, Lucy Vanhorn let was important for the center to provide something after loose on the dance floor to “Stayin’ Alive.” working hours during the week, when seniors are less busy. It can potentially be a lonelier time. “It’s an oppor- JULIETTE JOHNSON HELD her grandson tunity for people to not only meet and increase friend- Jayden Johnson, 2, who joined her for at ships, but to also give people a chance to stay active in the senior center for the Circle of Friends. their minds and in their hearts,” Waldman added. For only $5, attendees could enjoy a homemade Asian- LOUIS DEL PRETE sang while Barbara inspired meal and enjoy entertainment by X. All of pro- Savinetti and Sharon Faith Collins danced ceeds went back into the center. 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Glen Cove Sons of Italy awards scholarships GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 27, 2017
Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016, Order ■ Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Community Sons of Italy in America recently recog- Service Award, sponsored by Virginia and nized Scholarship, Dante Medal and Angelo LaRosa: Noah Veiga Community Service Awards at their last membership meeting. This year the fol- The 2017 New York State Grand Lodge lowing local scholarships and awards Foundation Scholarship Recipients were: were presented: ■ The DiTrapani Family Scholarship ■ The Lorenzo Martone Family Perpetu- in Memory of Simon DiTrapani: al Scholarship: Nicholas Rizzo Nicholas Rizzo ■ The Scholarship in Memory of Mari- ■ The Angelo & Kathryn Grande anna Crescimanno: Matthew Rizzo Scholarship in Memory of Rose and ■ Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Scholar- Frank Della Ratta and the Angelo & ship in Memory of Lisa Carrera: Kathryn Grande Scholarship in Memo- Francesca Gambino ry of Angelina & Ignatius Grande: Courtesy City of Glen Cove Francesca Gambino ■ Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Dante EDUCATORS, GLEN COVE Senior Center members and the Youth Bureau’s After Three Medal for Excellence in Italian, sponsored ■ The Michael and Elizabeth Carrera members participated in Operation Good Night Sleep Tight to benefit foster children. by the Carrera Family: Jessica Bellomo Scholarship in Memory of Lisa Carrera, the District II Presidents’ Scholarship in ■ Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Dante Memory of Lisa Carrera and the Agnes Seniors, youth and educators partake in Medal for Excellence in Italian, sponsored and John Funk Scholarship in Memory by Kathryn and Angelo Grande: Operation Good Night Sleep Tight of Sam DiTrapani: Matthew Rizzo Nicholas Cristofari After meeting Long Island teachers dren, this intergenerational group designed ■ The Martone Family Scholarship in ■ Loggia Glen Cove No. 1016 Dante Medal Irene Berman and Kate Hunter who volun- and decorated pillowcases with words of Memory of Lorenzo Martone and the for Excellence in Italian, sponsored by teer for The One Clip Organization, Carol inspiration and artwork of bright and col- Michael Valente Lodge No. 2667 Ed Busce- Peggy and James McAleer: Matthew Rizzo Waldman, executive director of the Glen orful places, smiling children, and funny mi Scholarship: Alyssa Zangari Cove Senior Center, decided to bring togeth- characters. The pillowcases were then filled er seniors, teachers, and the children from with toiletries, stuffed animals, books and the Glen Cove Youth Bureau to participate toys, which were donated by the educators in Operation Good Night Sleep Tight. and seniors. Letters of friendship were The program focuses on giving comfort added for support. The filled pillowcases to foster children who are often removed will be distributed by the Foster Care Divi- from their homes in the middle of the sion of the Department of Social Service to night. To ease the transition for these chil- foster children in Nassau County.
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parts are very much me,” Fairstein Hunting a killer within New York’s rrolific author Linda Fairstein not says. “My experiences, my devotion to urban jungle becomes the biggest case only writes in thorough work, and my passion.“ On the personal of Assistant D.A. Alexandra Cooper’s P side, she jokes, “Alexandra Cooper has descriptive detail about crime, she career. Amid concrete and knows firsthand the inner workings of aged only three years in all these years. skyscrapers, the Wildlife the criminal mind — and those who She’s taller, thinner, and perennially Conservation Society works to track them down for prosecution. Why? younger than me — but she is a preserve and protect the animal Because Fairstein was chief of the Sex reflection of my experiences.“ kingdom both within and beyond the Crimes Unit of the Manhattan District Dividing her time between borders of the five boroughs. But Attorney’s office in Manhattan for more Manhattan and Martha’s Vineyard, she dangerous creatures don’t always have than two decades. is also the author of a non-fiction work: claws and fangs. Predators lurk close to As lead attorney, she supervised the “Sexual Violence: Our War Against home, and in the aftermath of the investigation and trial of every case Rape” (1993), which was a New York shocking assassination of an iconic involving sexual assault, domestic Times Notable Book of the Year, and public figure, Alex must unravel the violence, child abuse and homicides regularly contributes articles to motive behind the shooting to arising out of these crimes. magazines and journals. discover who is the bigger snake: the She’s now ready with her latest book, “I always had a love for writing,” she killer or the victim. “Deadfall” and visits the Madison says. “In my college years I wanted to “The preservation of endangered Theatre, at Molloy College, on Sunday, write, and my father would roll his eyes animal species is the underlying with good friend and fellow author and say ‘you’d have nothing to write theme of the book,” Fairstein says. Nelson DeMille “I started in the D.A.’s about!’ So I went into my second “I’ve incorporated another passion of office in 1972,“ Fairstein explains. “At interest, and that was public service. I mine in this novel.” that time, there were only seven women was an English Lit major, and went to Readers can jump right into Deadfall, among 200 lawyers. That in itself work for District Attorney Frank Hogan Fairstein adds. “It’s meant for people turned me into a stronger woman — the in Manhattan.” She stayed for 25 years. who like crime stories. It’s written with job itself took me the rest of the way a back story, so they can start here if there.” The story of Deadfall they want.“ Fairstein wrote her first book, “Final Deadfall is the 19th book in the Fairstein already has Alexandra Jeopardy,” in 1996. “I Alexandra Cooper Cooper’s 20th adventure in mind, and is wanted to have the series. “At the end of finishing a third in a series of young protagonist be strong BOOKING the last book, we see her adult books she’s already penned due woman,“ she says. “I SIGNING WITH witness a homicide. out in November. wanted to show a LINDA FAIRSTEIN When this book opens, DeMille, who Fairstein describes as woman in a non- she becomes a suspect “the master of thriller writing,“ and When: traditional role … Sunday, July 30, 2 p.m. in the killing. For the a “dear friend” will be interviewing Where: Madison Theatre, first hundred pages or that’s what I set out to her at the event. New York Times bestselling author Linda Fairstein will Molloy College, 1000 so, she gets the tables do. Back then, it was “We are so delighted to be hosting welcome fans at a book signing and question-and-answer Hempstead Ave., Rockville much more non- turned on her — she’s Linda Fairstein,“ says Carol Hoenig, period. Photo courtesy Penguin Random House Centre. Tickets are $35 and traditional than now.” the ‘bad guy.’ I tried to co-owner of Turn of the Corkscrew include a signed copy of and children. We love empowered Is her character, do something different. Books & Wine in Rockville Centre. “Not “Deadfall” and a Q&A with the women! I’m thrilled to have the Alexandra Cooper, a A friend of mine said only because she is a best-selling author, author. For more information, opportunity to meet her now”. true reflection of that the dialogue is but that she was a prosecutor focusing visit www.madisontheatreny.org much edgier in this — Mary Malloy herself? or call (516) 323-4444. on crimes of violence against women [email protected] “Her professional book.”
WEEKEND a lyrical outdoor program of Grecian-inspired dance classics by the great modern dance Out and About innovator Isadora Duncan on Saturday. “Myths a la Mode” will seek out new audiences and turn in jaw-dropping performances to reconnect people be performed in the Sunken with the music that they love. Their current tour features a full performance of “The Dark Garden and its harborside Lawn Side of the Moon,” what many would call the most iconic rock album of all time. Their Amphitheater until sunset. Also authentic take on the Pink Floyd experience includes a dynamic light and laser show, tour the property, including a visit to IN CONCERT video animations, state-of-the-art high resolution LED screen technology and other the Main House, Great Room and special effects, including a giant inflatable pig and their distinctive Pink Kangaroo. Bryant’s Cedarmere Library, where The Australian Sunday, July 30, 7 p.m. $45-$75. Tilles Center for the Performing Arts, LIU Post, Rte. a newly acquired copy of his translation of Homer’s Illiad is on display. Sunday’s recital 25A, Brookville. (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com or www.tillescenter.org. introduces concertgoers to the North Shore’s rising star, baritone John Braketselos, in Pink Floyd Show SUMMER STAGE a program of celebrated opera arias in the Great Room. A reception with Greek wines The acclaimed band arrives on Long Island with “The Best Side of the Moon,” their and appetizers is offered for all ticket-holders, at 4 p.m. tribute to Pink Floyd. TAPFS members — Steve Mac (guitar and vocals), Jason Sawford Saturday, July 29, 5:30 p.m.; Sunday, July 30, 3 and 5 p.m. Tickets are $15 Saturday (keyboards), Dave Fowler (guitar and vocals), Paul Bonney (drums), Ricky Howard Muse Swirl ($10 seniors/students); $20 Sunday ($15 senioers/students); $30 weekend ($25 (bass and vocals), Chris Barnes (vocals), and Mike Kidson (saxophone) with the William Cullen Bryant’s Cedarmere estate is the setting for a two-day “Celebration of seniors/students). Cedarmere, 225 Bryant Ave. (north of Route 25A), Roslyn Harbor. backing vocals of Lorelei McBroom, Lara Smiles and Emily Lynn — constantly strive to the Greek Muses.” Beth Jucovy’s acclaimed dance troupe, Dance Visions NY presents For information and reservations, visit www.friendsofcedarmere.org. 16 July 27, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE (800) 745-3000 or www.livenation.com. Westbury, 960 Brush Hollow Rd., Westbury. $69.50, $49.50, $39.50. NYCB Theatre at Nonstop toCairo 293-0674 orwww.arenaplayers.org. um, 180LittleNeckRd., Centerport. and The Fab Four. $109.50, $99.50, Theater, SuffolkCounty Vanderbilt Muse- ers, Vanderbilt MuseumCarriage House Sunday, July30, 7p.m. $15. Arena Play- Acoustic OpenMicNIght 854-5562 or www.vanderbiltmuseum.org. 180 Little Neck Rd., Centerport. (631) $22, $30 at door. Vanderbilt Museum, Mark Lindsay, of Paul Revere & The Raiders, Bayville Commons, Bayville. 628 1439. Ba. 922-9210 or www.plantingfields.org.Arboretum, 1395 Planting Fields Rd., Oyster 27, 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Park, Sea Cliff. The high-energy ska-hip hop-funk band in the great warrior, Friday, July28, 8p.m.; Shakespeare’s classictaleofthe fallof Macbeth Friday, July 28, 7 p.m. $20-30.The New Planting York-based Fields blues band in concert,French Cookin’ Mickey Dolenz, Friday, July 28, 8 p.m. WithA salute to the ‘60s, starring The Monkees’ 50 SummersofLove join in or just listen, Friday, July 28, 7 p.m.Bring an acoustic instrument and voice and Panebianco, Thursday, July 27, 6:30 p.m. Step lively with the Rumba by Patti MId-Summer NightDance the Sunset Serenade series, Thursday, July The classic rock band in concert, as part of Chicken Head On Stage Performances/ (631) 261-2900. Theater, 250 Main St., Northport. $76 and $71. John W. Engeman 7 p.m.; Wednesday, Aug. 2, 8 p.m. and 8 p.m.; Sunday, July 30, 2 and thespaceatwestbury.com. www.ticketmaster.com or www. 27-28, 8 p.m.; Saturday, July 29, 3 Post Ave. Westbury. 800-745-3000 or Preservation HallJazzPreservation Band on stage, Thursday and Friday, July The kids from Rydell High are back Grease 8 p.m. $35 and $25. The Space, 250 creole band in concert, Friday, July 28, The renowned New Orleans-based Main St., Northport. (631)261- John W. Engeman Theater, 250 July 25-26, 8p.m. $76and$71. 7 p.m.; Tuesday and Wednesday, and 8p.m.;Sunday, July23, 2and 20-21, 8p.m.;Saturday, July22, 3 on stage, Thursday andFriday, July The kidsfromRydellHighareback Grease ARTS ARTS
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ad,” “Evil Woman,” “Strange Magic,” “Livin’ www.oldwestbury.org. Westbury Rd., Old Westbury. 333-0048 or Aug. 1, 6p.m. Forgrades K-2. adult/child; $4 each additional child. The 759-8300 or www.goldcoastlibrary.org. plate usingcollage techniques, Tuesday, Join MissShirley andcreateacityon Craft Workshop images ofLongIsland watersby Alex on theplanet. evocative View aerial record ofgeological and human history rhythms,her eternal andofthephysical tion ofnature’s beautyanddiversity, of asamuseforcontempla- view theearth An exhibitionofworrks bywho artists Muse: Earth andtheEnvironment Art more... Galleries and Museums/ cshwhalingmuseum.org. Spring Harbor. (631)367-3418orwww. Whaling Museum, 301MainSt., Cold shell craft, Thursday, Aug.shelled 3, 10 creatures, a.m. $10 hear a story and makePreschoolers a can explore the world of Clam I Am Public Library, 50 Railroad Ave., Glen Head. ull evening of hit after hit of symphonic rock rt. www.goldcoastarts.org. Rd., GreatNeck. 829-2570 or Coast Center,Arts 113MiddleNeck shape. Through Sept. 15. Gold two-person exhibitionofcolorand Zimad Lamboy areonviewinthis Works by Adam HandlerandLuis Creative Crossroads Parthenon Huxley, Gordon Gold Coast Art, MainSt. and Prime Ave., Huntington. Through July30. HeckscherMuseumof and man’s impactontheenvironment. rhythmsthe eternal ofthenaturalworld, highlighting nature’s beautyanddiversity, work continuesthethemeofreflection, Environment,” whose featuresartists ion exhibition,” Muse: Earth andthe Art plation ofnature’s grandeur. A compan- the siteandencouragingquietcontem- on individualtrees, of creatingaportrait Walden Woods, theimages focusclosely au’s andHolownia’s experienceof installationthatapproximates lery Thore- David Thoreau. Presentedasafull-gal- This exhibitionpays homage toHenry Thaddeus Holownia: Walden Revisited www.bjspokegallery.org. Street, Huntington. (631)549-5106 or July 30. B.J. Spoke Gallery, 299Main summer throughvaried works. Through artists, who expresstheirfeelingsabout Thursday, July 27, 2 and 6:30 p.m. Oyster mals during the German invasion of Poland, helped save hundreds of people and ani- Zoo, Antonina and Jan Zabinski, who tells the account of keepers of the Warsaw 351-3250 orwww.heckscher.org. A showcase ofworks member by gallery Summer Fun! Main St., Oyster Bay. 922-1212 Bay-East Norwich Public Library, 89 East See “The Zookeeper’s Wife,” a drama that St. andPrime Ave., Huntington. (631) July 30. HeckscherMuseumof Art, Main Beard, andBrandon Ballengée. Through with works by MichelleStuart, Peter and photographs by BarbaraRouxalong tions ofthe Adirondacks by Rea,Winn Melissa Fleming, topographical construc- Ferrone, photograms ofoceanwaves by Movie Time (631) 351-3250orwww.heckscher.org. aumuseum.org. lyn Harbor. 484-9337orwww.nass- Museum of Art, 1MuseumDr., Ros- ers. Through Nov. 5. NassauCounty and GeorgiaO’Keeffe, amongoth- ter, Berenice Abbott, Milton Avery Grooms, Henri, Robert Fairfield Por- Marsh, ChildeHassam, Red include John Sloan, Reginald 140 artworks. onview Artists as interpretedthroughmorethan glamour, itsexcitementandbustle Schwartz, portrays thecity’s grit and Director EmeritaConstance The exhibition, guestcuratedby New York, New York Submissions can beemailedto [email protected]. an event? Having .
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PUBLIC NOTICES GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 27, 2017 Luz A. Payano LEGAL NOTICE summons, to serve a Notice Date: May 26, 2017 Notice is hereby given that Luz A. Payano, 71, of Glen Cove, SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS of Appearance on the the Final Assessment Roll N.Y., died on July 22, 2017, after a long Index No.: 8636/2016 Plaintiff’s attorney(s) within Batavia, New York for the City of Glen Cove, in Date of Filing: June 26, 2017 twenty (20) days after the Andrea Clattenburg, Esq. the County of Nassau, State battle with Alzheimer’s. Born in the SUPREME COURT OF THE service of this summons, ROSICKI, ROSICKI & of New York for the year ASSOCIATES, P.C. Dominican Republic in 1946, Payano STATE OF NEW YORK exclusive of the day of 2017, has been completed COUNTY OF Nassau service, where service is Attorneys for Plaintiff and verified by the immigrated to the U.S. in 1979 to build a FAREVERSE, LLC IN LIEU OF made by delivery upon you Batavia Office 26 Harvester undersigned assessor and a Avenue verified copy thereof will be better life for her family. TRUE COMPANY NAME personally within the State, FINANCE OF AMERICA or within thirty (30) days Batavia, NY 14020 on file in the City Assessor’s Payano was a devoted mother to REVERSE, LLC, Plaintiff, after completion of service 585.815.0288 Office at 9 Glen Street, Glen Help For Homeowners In Cove, NY, on the first day of Vincent Gattorno/Herald -against- where service is made in Milkenia Horton (Kevin) and Alexan- LILLIE MORTON AS HEIR AT any other manner, and in Foreclosure August, 2017, there to IZABELA JAGUSTYN, Miss Polonia for der Flores, USMC Ret. (Arely). She is LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OF case of your failure to New York State Law remain for public inspection NORMA MORTON appear or answer, judgment requires that we send you until the first day of 2017, was escorted by Glen Cove firefight- survived by four beloved grandchil- ROBINSON A/K/A NORMA will be taken against you by this notice about the September. er Michael Mienko. dren: Christopher and Samantha Hor- JEAN ROBINSON A/K/A default for the relief foreclosure process. Please Dated this 24th of July, NORMA ROBINSON; demanded in the complaint. read it carefully. Mortgage 2017 ton and Angel and Nataly Flores. EDWARD ROBINSON AS NOTICE foreclosure is a complex Sandra Clarson Funeral mass was held at St. HEIR AT LAW AND NEXT OF YOU ARE IN DANGER OF process. Some people may City Assessor KIN OF NORMA MORTON LOSING YOUR HOME approach you about 83617 Jagustyn crowned Patrick’s Church in Glen Cove. Intern- “saving” your home. You ROBINSON A/K/A NORMA If you do not respond to this LEGAL NOTICE ment at East Hillside Cemetery. JEAN ROBINSON A/K/A summons and complaint by should be extremely careful about any such promises. NORTH SHORE CENTRAL NORMA ROBINSON; “JOHN serving a copy of the answer SCHOOL DISTRICT Arrangements by McLaughlin Kramer DOE” AND “JANE DOE” 1 on the attorney for the The State encourages you to Miss Polonia become informed about NOTICE TO BIDDERS Funeral Home. THROUGH 50, INTENDING mortgage company who The Board of Education of TO BE THE UNKNOWN filed this foreclosure your options in foreclosure. Miss Polonia 2016, Evelina Backiel, There are government North Shore Central School HEIRS, DISTRIBUTEES, proceeding against you and District of the Town of and over 100 members of the Glen Cove DEVISEES, GRANTEES, filing the answer with the agencies, legal aid entities and other non-profit Oyster Bay, County of ANSWERS TO TODAY’S PUZZLE TRUSTEES, LIENORS, court, a default judgment Nassau and the districts Polish National Home celebrated the CREDITORS, AND may be entered and you can organizations that you may contact for information listed below, (in accordance crowning of the next Miss Polonia on ASSIGNEES OF THE ESTATE lose your home. with Section 103 of Article OF NORMA MORTON Speak to an attorney or go about foreclosure while you June 10, during one of their biggest cele- are working with your 5-1 of the General ROBINSON A/K/A NORMA to the court where your case Municipal Law) hereby brations of the year. Izabela Jagustyn, 22, JEAN ROBINSON A/K/A is pending for further lender during this process. To locate an entity near you, invites the submission of NORMA ROBINSON WHO information on how to sealed bids for: was crowned Miss Polonia 2017 and hon- WAS BORN IN 1935 AND answer the summons and you may call the toll-free helpline maintained by the MISCELLANEOUS FOOD ored during the night that was filled with DIED ON JUNE 20, 2016, A protect your property. SUPPLIES RESIDENT OF THE COUNTY Sending a payment to your New York State Banking music, dinner and dancing. Department at 1-877- North Shore Central School OF NASSAU, WHOSE LAST mortgage company will not District For more than 70 years, the Polish KNOWN ADDRESS WAS 9 stop this foreclosure action. BANKNYS (1-877-226-5697) or visit the Department’s For use in the schools of the National Home of Glen Cove has been cel- DONAHUE STREET, GLEN YOU MUST RESPOND BY District. 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O on the answer sheet for this question.regardless the of answer, any, if they tion,record all students should be awarded credit be accepted and awarded credit. cated in the Scoring Key, or choicetion, 1either should choice 3, the correct answer indi- do not have only one clearcrepancies and correct in answer. the wording, QuestionsGeometry (Common14 and 22Core). As a theresult June dis- of 16, 2017 Regents Examination in Regents exam. It read: more high-paying construction jobs, whichdollars into the economy. That willis undertakingmean will infuse tens billions of of upgrades on the massive scale that themake state our lives easier, but infrastructureter airports, railways, roads and bridges ropolitan area, including on Long Island.century standards, particularly in thestate’s met- infrastructure to upgrade it toCore 21st- and is now focusing on revampingmoving the past the disaster that was Commona series policy of shifts, he appears to be formulate a coherent education policy.a handful yearsAfter of ago, as he struggled to goodness and bravo to Gov. Andreware seeingCuomo. action. We can only say thankthe gate. Meanwhile, here in New York,administration we appears unable to get out of country’s ailing transportation network.ture program that would modernize the help of one’s own people trying to elect an an elect to trying people own alleged one’s the of with help but time, knowledge, long my a to for never, on gone taken has well is this that point his Yes, in elections. interference our Russian of I importance see the not does week: he that saddened last am I try,but coun- ball,” this to service the long his for him on thank back eye our To theEditor: Russian malfeasance D’Amato downplays I N “Question 22: When scoring this examina- “Question 14: When scoring this examina- “This notice applies to students who took That’s good for allus. of Not only will bet- Cuomo’s governorship was faltering only Mired in a bevy scandals, of the Trump So far, nothing. Re Alfonse D’Amato’s column, “Let’s get get “Let’s column, D’Amato’s Alfonse Re ing for a $1 trillion national infrastruc-Donald Trump talked a good game, call- During the 2016 presidential election, n politics, talk is cheap, as they say. e w York’s infrastructure plans on the right track regarding this year’s geometry worded “Notice to Teachers” Board Regents of issued a dryly n June 16, the New York State LETTERS State must address Regents exam flaws HERALD Those students are. ty to produce a fair and accurate exam. ones suffering because the of state’s inabili-dents who took it. The teachers aren’tteachers the scoring the exam, but not to the stu- as a math whiz. in Suffolk County, who has been describedby a student at Ward Melville High School,in the exam has been discovered, this time dents in New York State.” you for your hard work onthe behalf of stu- nience this may cause you, and we thankmon Core). We apologize for any inconve-Regents Examination in Geometry (Com- copy it toof each teacher scoring the money to spend. will mean more people will have more structure in the coming years.the Yes, state’s New total York projected spendingimprovements on infra- represent only plan5.6 percentto upgrade of our infrastructure. LIRR Park, Valley Stream and Westbury.Hicksville, Merrick, Mineola, New Hyde more, Carle Place, Farmingdale, Floralslated Park, for redevelopment are Baldwin,and Bell- rail crossings. Among the local thestations of Jamaica station and 39 other depots improve the LIRR, including reconstruction the Right Track for Long Islandporters Coalition. are the Long Island AssociationIsland’s economy. and Amongpump its moremost ardentthan $900 sup- million intosystem, Long create 2,250 constructionadd 9.8 jobs miles and new of track to theState 700-mile Legislature LIRR OK’d the project,Park and which Hicksville. will Earliersau thisCounty, month, the on the Main IslandLine between Rail Road Floral track down billionthe center to Nas- theof construction a of thirdAuthority Long board directors of allocated $1.95 Note that the state apologized to the Since June 16, yet another “discrepancy” “Please photocopy this notice and give a And that’s just one small part the of state’s In total, the state will spend $5.6 billion to In May, the Metropolitan Transportation EDITORIAL That’s a win-win. damage is already done. year’s class exam of takers, however,generations the high of schoolers. For this design that the state must remedy for future percent, and they have yet to recover. failed to do that. the of geometry Regents, at least, it has exams the of highest caliber. Yet in theThe casestate is obligated to produce Regentsthe tests help determine students’ futures. from the 85 to 90 percent range down topassing 70 rates in Nassau County plummeted2015, it has been a disaster. In itsCore first geometry year, Regents was introduced in e fcelstudents’ of college transcripts. Thus, do infrastructure right, he need look no fur ward to its completion in the hascoming been years. years in the making. shipWe capacitylook for- to and from the hattan’scity. East The projectSide and vastly increase rider without entering Penn Station. enables LIRR commuters to board trains the new West End Concourse, which open in 2020. Penn-Farley also includes255,000-square-foot rail hub expected toMoynihan Train Hall, a $1.6 billion, Penn-Farley Complex, featuring the newical project is the development the of new and Long Island. Complementing this crit-across the Northeast with New Yorkas City it’s called, will connect travelersexisting from train tubes. The Gateway Project,and New Jersey, and the rehabilitation of undertaking, according to Cuomo.structure program that any stateconstruction is currently projects. It is isthe allocating largest infra $100 billion statewide for new create the first direct LIRR service to Man a new Hudson Tunnel, between New York ther than his home state New of York. Clearly, there are flaws in this exam’s Moreover, ever since the new Common All Regents exams become part and par Clearly, Trump if needs a model how of to As well, the East Side Access project will Central to this plan is the construction of - - - - - OPINIONS 21
A lesson in how not to pass a health care bill GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE — July 27, 2017
verybody knew that passing a the ACA by the smallest of margins. He group of Republican governors vigor- Washington or Albany, deals are made federal health care reform bill caved in to the conservative wing of the ously opposed the bill, and asked their with promises of sweeteners to get the Ewould be tough. Just call for- party, which wants to destroy not only senators to do the same. Given that sena- other side to give in. Just sending Pence mer Presidents Clinton and Medicaid, but, if given a chance, Medi- tors have to run for re-election and gov- to a bunch of meetings with conserva- Obama, and they’ll vouch for the fact care and Social Security as well. Many ernors often run for the Senate, the tive legislators doesn’t work, and that getting a consensus in Congress current House members are philosophi- threats put a great deal of pressure on neglecting all the Republican women can be an impossible dream. Clinton cal descendants of former those senators, who were senators is a recipe for disaster. failed, but members who hated any not eager to defy their state To add insult to injury, rather than Obama man- form of government com- leaders. cajoling the senators to support the aged to get the passion. onald Trump As the hour for a vote health care bill, Trump threatened to Affordable Care Once the bill now known approached, the insurance find opponents to challenge certain sen- D industry, doctors, senior Act passed after as Trumpcare passed the may be the ators in next year’s election. Votes in many months House, there were predic- citizens and almost any Congress used to be partially about loy- of hearings and tions that McConnell, a leg- author of ‘The other group you could alty to the White House and the party. amendments. endary dealmaker, would Art of the Deal,’ name vigorously attacked It’s hard to cultivate any loyalty among The only work his magic, and within the bill, and warned that it the current members when the presi- people in Wash- weeks, the Senate would but he’s clearly would devastate Middle dent demands a vote and attacks them JERRY ington who adopt the House bill. McCo- without a clue America, which includes as disloyal. KREMER didn’t learn nnell formed an all-male many of the people who Yes, health care is a very difficult from the past task force, which foolishly when it comes to voted for Trump. Then issue to deal with. It requires real lead- were President consulted only with conser- along came the Congres- ers to support bills that can pass, and Trump, Senate vative senators, ignoring legislating. sional Budget Office, an requires the president to do what previ- Majority Lead- moderates, many of whom independent arm of the ous presidents did, which was reach out er Mitch McConnell and House Speaker are women. government, which pre- to members of Congress and make a sin- Paul Ryan. Trump assigned the lob- dicted that as many as 32 cere effort to win them over. Things are I like to mention the words Afford- bying responsibilities to Vice President million people would lose their cover- so bad in Washington that Republican able Care Act because the poll numbers Mike Pence, assuming that Pence could age. leaders may even have to talk to the from six months ago showed that the deliver the votes. Pence doesn’t talk to Trump may be the author of “The Democrats to get a bill passed. public was in favor of the ACA and Democrats, and only speaks to a small Art of the Deal,” but when it comes to opposed to Obamacare. Six months later, handful of senators who are as right- legislating, he doesn’t have the slightest the public had figured out that Obam- wing as he is. McConnell made some clue what to do next in a situation like Jerry Kremer was a state assemblyman acare and the ACA were one and the changes in the legislation, mainly to this one. He spent no political capital for 23 years, and chaired the Assembly’s same, and to no one’s surprise, they now appease the conservatives, but didn’t trying to get votes for the bill that failed, Ways and Means Committee for 12 years. favor both names for the same plan. confer with anyone else in the Senate. primarily because he’s unfamiliar with He now heads Empire Government Strat- With no public hearings, and opposi- Within hours after McConnell how the process works. In a typical real egies, a business development and legis- tion from many of his own members, announced his plans for a quick vote, a estate deal, a builder tries to get the lative strategy firm. Comments about Ryan rammed through a bill to replace number of things happened. A large most concessions from the other side. In this column? [email protected].
LETTERS FRAMEWORK by Tab Hauser
American candidate. victimized on their behalf ? This to me smacks of treason at Recipients of legitimately awarded worst, and breaking the law at best. If funds should have no concern. It’s the this isn’t important to a former sena- con artists who’ve taken advantage of tor, then God help our country. the program and have fleeced taxpayers who deserve exposure and who should NANETTE BASS face justice in answering for their crimi- Sea Cliff nality. A more restrictive statute of limi- tations on fraudsters, allowing them to more easily escape justice, would be an affront to the honest citizen-taxpayer. Is Rice forgetting Solid evidence, of course, must sup- about fraud? port any determination that a mistake was made in the awarding of these To the Editor: funds. The legislation Ms. Rice is co- What surprised me in a letter that sponsoring, the Disaster Assistance appeared last week, “Limits on Sandy Fairness and Accountability Act of funding recoup are badly needed,” was 2017, should also consider fairness and who its author was — U.S. Rep. Kathleen accountability owed the taxpayers. It is Rice, the former Nassau County district very disconcerting that Ms. Rice, the attorney. The letter gives no specifics as former prosecutor, would minimize the to why the Federal Emergency Manage- well-documented reality of fraud in the ment Agency has attempted to recoup Sandy relief program. millions of dollars in federal funding Rather than FEMA trying to “claw back from Sandy victims, although since money years later,” it is pursuing justice — Sandy, I’ve heard of many examples of precisely what it owes the citizenry. The federal disaster funds having been statute of limitations on such fraud seems awarded fraudulently, including for deserving of extension, not curtailment. work that was never done and for work done incompetently. Gullible homeown- ROBERT RUBALSKY Sunset Racing in Hempstead Harbor – Glen Cove ers may well have been victimized, but East Rockaway why should the taxpayer be additionally 22 July 27, 2017 — GLEN COVE HERALD GAZETTE so raisinges of children in our world excess of less fraught with peril than it is today.easier and parenting was certainly much flowing into our lives, but growing fewerup was conveniences and less informationharder in the past is dead wrong. We had theoff couch. imagination and our willingness to get up tors, no TV, no fast food, no curesto schoolfor polio in the freezing cold. No refrigeramother, who recalls walking long distanceshis parents’ railroad flat. I heard itabout from stokingmy a furnace in the basement of to design a replacement for Obamacare. ed that the Senate “return to regular order”enced members, John McCain, who suggest-advice onethe of of Senate’s most experi- didn’t help. conflicting signals from President Trump his own members to get a bill passed. And nell is, he simply couldn’t satisfy enough of as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McCon- but doable issues it faces. ance costs and addressing the other tough serious flaws, stabilizing health care insur- W N Moving on to health care reform, and a healthier ec “One the of major problems with Obam- As a grandparent, I witness the challeng- But the common wisdom life of being That’s why members should take the ALFONSE D’AMATO KREISS RANDI RANDI on with repairing Obamacare’s dead, it’s time for Congress to get replace Obamacare is apparently ow that the effort to repeal and R from my dad, who talked much harder.” I heard this known to say, “life was so hen I was a kid, oldsters were e aring wholesome kids in a hostile environment proposals. As able pass its health care ion it needed to never had the cush- 52 membersty of Republican majori- today’s Senate support in 2009, without bipartisan through the Senate care legislation to steamroll health enabled Democrats 60 senators that supermajority of our brains, our devices, which were left to our own reports. We were research our school encyclopedias to and read actual to go to a library internet. We needed phones and the without smart- that we grew up reminded our kids the boomers, and no antibiotics. Unlike the My generation, - that could finally pass and become law.nucleus for a broad-based health care arefix still in the Senate, and might form Senatorsthe Lamar Alexander and Ron Wyden,including leading health care experts likedozen the of original sponsors that of bill, before Obamacare was rammed through. A bipartisan legislative proposal offered sible and affordable for all Americans. ceeding in making health care more acces- in a bipartisan manner and actually suc- addressing outstanding health care issues could be the basis for That’s sound counsel that and affordable health care.” cans with access to quality that finally provides Ameri- that we can produce a bill nors,” McCain added, “so dations our nation’s of gover- ties and heed the recommen- from members both par- of hold hearings, receive input to Obamacare’s failure. the original mistakes that led country, we must not repeat to crumble in states across the can vote. As this law continues through Congress without a single Republi-on a strict party-line basis and drivenacare,” McCain said, “was that it was written to indulge and dismiss. grounded when there is so much temptationkids are making to keep their children ently, but I recognize the effort myI see grown plenty ways of I might do things differ- doing their best in school. fit by eating good foods and exercising,to learnand how to keep themselves healthythe and children’s first and most importantothers, job: environmental responsibility aboutand personal responsibility, kindnessmoments toare teachable moments. They talkworking very hard to get it right. Alla small town out West. I believe they’rein-law, who are raising their two children in opt our lives. benefits technology of without letting it co- and imaginations. chances to develop their mindsous. and The values media lifestyle limitsthing our I if hadkids’ young kids — but it’sIt’s danger-easier — and I might be friendsdoing the and same post to Facebook andlet watchthe kids TV. play video games parents,and chat lifewith is so much easier when they just claiming time and attention and focus. distractions and meaningless chatter,little all real family time and the cacophony mented of risks too of much screen time, too and increasing incivility. We know the docu- And while it’s considering health care Senators might start by revisiting a “The Congress must . . . A few specifics: The kids are 10 and 8. Don’t get me wrong. I’m the grandma, so I recently visited my daughter and son- The goal, I think, should be to use the We know the risks, but with two working OPINIONS W from both parties. — and use ideas in my thoughts McCain — who is advice of John take the e should national debt limit to cover increased on the looming deadline to extend the issues, Congress must also focus attention body’s guess. But it increases the oddscommunity. to How will they turn out?good Any- citizens in the home and outside intaught, the every day, over and overferent again, from toany be other kids. They need to be people don’t have. nature is an amazing opportunityThey that are mostkeenly aware that thisly hikes proximity and bikes to and kayakswork in thefirst river. before playtime. deep For snow. fun, the They fami- come home ers.and do They home- walk to school all winter,expect to have except their in own phonesthey ordon’t comput- fight like bandits). civilof They discourse don’t (not that the kids to track their stuff. replaced, which encourages items are not automatically go without it for the day. Lost they If forget something, they snacks into their backpacks. hats, sunglasses, books and lists to be sure they have put dren look at individual check- school or day camp, the chil- screen time. before they can claim any the dishwasher and take out the trash and are expected to fold laundry and emptythen clear their plates. They have chores,their own breakfast (yes, even cooking),They makeand their beds every day, prepare seas tax havens would be a good start. trillionstion dollars of of stashed in over- ness tax burdens and encourage repatria- fully targeted tax reforms that reduce busi- leaders and the president can muster. Care- require all the skill that Congressional ference to the nation’s financial well-being.gross domestic product could make a big gaps.dif- Just a 1 percent additional increasejob expansion in needed to close future budgetwhich would help bolster the business projectand economic growth well below thatity. Independent analyses almost universally I love my grandkids, but they’re no dif- They are taught the value Before they leave for Threading this economic needle will should be an immediate prior- into the nation’s economy shatter the U.S. economy. over a “fiscal thatcliff” could U.S. Treasury will be staring impulses, or by this fall the in their social spending Democrats will have to rein cut taxes too deeply, and have to temper the urge to positions. Republicans will ground on budget-busting turing, with both sides giving necessitate less partisan pos- approved. That, too, will spending it has already Breathing additional life I different way. their children a in-law are raising daughter and son- out West, my n a small town national debt. reduce deficits and the ever-growing rity has to be any part serious of effort to for kids. They’re bombarded with messages They have an Apple TV,parents but no toconventional push back against media madness. cer. He isthe one great of heroes our of the moms and dads who work so hard to blaze reached at [email protected]. Copyright © 2017 Randi Kreiss. Randi can be a safe and healthy trail for their children. day, from breakfast to dinner to bedtime.it’s challenging to stay on message, it’severy up to parents to fight the good fight,values self-reliance and of and healthy living. andSo distractions that undermine bedrock track. TV. And the kids do their job resisting of firm. Comments about this column? ADAm a public policy and business development York, is the founder Park of Strategies LLC, Al D’Amato, a former U.S. senator from New serve with him. cially usthose who of had the honor to and thoughts all Americans, of and espe- courage and tenacity, he is in the prayers valor throughout his life. Known for his time and a man who has shown uncommon McCain is fighting another battle with can my good friend and former colleague John what’s best for the American people. Congress to put aside partisanship and do devastating than the last one. It’s time for economy to fall into a recession even more making the right decisions could cause the fortable political consequences. But not decisions in Washington can have uncom- know from experience that making tough future growth in Medicare and Social Secu must face the inevitable fact that reining in some extra work to keep their children on [email protected]. have a solid beginning. And sooner rather than later, Congress imposed on businesses would help, too. Reforms to reduce regulatory burdens Obviously, this none will of be easy. I Parenting was easier in our day. I salute all I do think it has become a hostile world It’s an ongoing effort on the part their of As I was writing this, news broke that family, I see pretty regular ents who are, perhaps, doing their lives, and regular par- kids with ordinary issues in calls or text interruptions. conversation, with no phone that: a time apart for family job it is to accomplish just am struck by how difficult a one another about their day. I few distractions, and talk to screen time. parental efforts to limit their As an observer in this They sit at dinner, with onomy - - - 23
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