The Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff www.seacliff-ny.gov DECEMBER Village Bulletin 2020 The Annual Organizational Meeting of Mayor’s Update by Mayor Ed Lieberman the Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff

tend our very best wishes to After election delays due on which public input would Village Trustee for a term of all those who have been ad- to the COVID-19 pandemic, not be permitted even if the two official years. The May- versely affected by this virus. and postponed since April, meeting were held in person. or then delivered the State of Despite the scourge of this the annual meeting of the Vil- Present were Edward Li- the Village Address. After ac- pandemic, our village pro- lage of Sea Cliff was finally eberman, Mayor; Kevin Mc- knowledging the challenges ceeds forward with its over- held on Thursday, September Gilloway, Deputy Mayor; of 2020 and highlighting the all plan to provide essential 17, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. Con- Dina Epstein, Village Trust- village’s accomplishments, services as well as complete certain long-term projects. ducted in compliance with ee; Elena Villafane, Village he concluded, “it is with One of these endeavors is the Executive Orders issued by Trustee; Nicholas Pinto, Vil- pride and humility that I de- Sea Cliff sewer project. After Governor Cuomo, the meet- lage Trustee; Marianne Len- clare tonight that the State of many years of planning, fund- ing was held by Zoom along non, Village Clerk; Bruce our Village is sound, secure, Mayor Ed Lieberman ing, and initial construction, with limited on-site partici- Kennedy, Village Adminis- and vibrant, and indeed re- It’s my pleasure to once we are finally seeing this envi- pation. All Board members trator and Brian Stolar, Vil- mains the shining gem of the again invite you to enjoy ronmentally beneficial project were able to participate at the lage Attorney. north shore.” this quarterly edition of our come to the point where it can same time and hear all other Deputy Mayor McGillo- Following his remarks, the official village publication, be completed and certified by Board members. The meet- way led the assembly in the Mayor appointed the follow- the Village Bulletin. As a the county. We acknowledge ing was recorded and shall Pledge of Allegiance and ing staff and volunteers. All that there are many disrup- community we remain con- remain available for public Mayor Lieberman welcomed appointees were approved tions and traffic issues as- cerned and cautious of the viewing on the village web- everyone to the 2020-2021 and seconded by the Board of COVID-19 pandemic and, sociated with this construc- site. Organizational Meeting, fol- Trustees. accordingly, I assure you that tion, and I personally wish this administration will en- to extend my appreciation to The Board did not hold lowing which he congratu- APPOINTMENTS (one deavor, as we have from the our residents who have been any public hearings, and lated Kevin McGilloway on year unless otherwise noted): inception of this health emer- inconvenienced by this situ- the public would not have a his re-election as Trustee for Marianne Lennon, Collec- gency, to follow all safety ation for their understanding, right to speak at this meeting. a term of two official years tor of Taxes, Contract Ad- protocols and proceed in a patience and civility. Once The Board considered and and welcomed the newly ministrator, NYSROS; Bruce manner that ensures our resi- the construction is completed, acted only on those matters elected Nicholas Pinto as (continued on page 2) dents’ safety and wellbeing. and the project certified, then Supported by our residents’ the paving of the affected overt concern and publicly roads will commence. displayed compliance, our Another example of this community has been able to administration’s stated goals keep our numbers relatively concerns the New York flat and our village safe. Ac- American Water Company. knowledging its toll, we ex- (continued on page 2) Wishing Our Residents A Happy And Healthy Holiday Season! Village Taxes by Marianne Lennon, Collector of Taxes Payments are due December will be charged. If paid after 1, 2020. Taxes may be paid January 4, 2021, interest will by mail or dropped off at the be added monthly or for any Incorporated Village of Sec. 34.65(e) P.L. & R Sea Cliff Village Hall locked mailbox fraction thereof until paid at US Postage P.O. Box 340 PAID located at the Summit Avenue the current rate in effect as set Sea Cliff, NY 11579-0340 Permit No. 19, Sea Cliff, NY entrance of the building. by the State Commissioner Bulk Mail Postal Customer Local of Taxation and Finance as When Penalties Apply prescribed in subdivision 2 of Occupant On all Second Half Taxes Section 924-a of the N.Y.S. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 paid on or before January 4, Real Property Tax Law. 2021, no penalty or interest PAGE 2 • SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN • DECEMBER 2020 (continued from page1) In addition, our desire for pub- for desire our addition, In state. the has through funded been which Study Feasibility tance and guidance of arecent municipal water withtheassis- are currently seeking to have is continuinginfullforce. We supplier, corporate private rent water,lic cur our to opposed as Moreover, our quest for pub- property’s futureuse. de- velop conceptual plans forthis to committee nity-based McGilloway to lead a commu Trusteeasked Kevin have I use. erty forthelocalcommunity’s landmarked water-view prop- of acquiringthisuniqueand our village is nowonthe verge decreases, rate in resulted also NYAW,against litigation which by NYAW. owned a directresultofour As is currently which property along Prospect Avenue in theprocessofpurchasing is village the aware, are you As Mayor’s Update Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Photo byCaroline Winchester village,” said Mayor Lieberman. and spirittothe peopleofourenchanting one-square-mile better place.“Pat’s beenoneofthemost dedicatedintime working alongsidevillageofficials tohelpmakeSeaCliff a Clerk, Patanswersthequestions andconcernsofresidents, twenty-five yearsofservice toSeaCliff. AsDeputy Village a New York ConferenceofMayorscertificate honoringher On October27,MayorLiebermanpresentedPatGuywith Pat GuyHonored for 25 Years Days, timesa VILLAGE www.seacliff-ny.gov o of ServicetoSeaCliff Please c April March February January December B OARD onfirm o nd locationss M EETING DATES EETING - - n 11 14 t 5 8 1 8 1 4 7 he your mayor, Ithankyou. betterment of all, and for that, as join togetherasavillage for the to continue we wellbeing, and In securing each other’s health neighbors. our for out looking providing forourfamilies and restaurants andretail stores to each our supporting from better both day, community our will continue to strive to make We village. vigorous and brant continue our tradition as avi- ects are on the horizon as we These andmanymoreproj- ral resource. the exorbitant costs of this natu- and thusriddingourselvesof authority public a from water our statedhopeofreceiving our by the state senate, will expedite along with the recent bill passed governor’s proposed legislation, the Hopefully, relief. financial recent endorsement ofourpleasfor his in governor the by joined been now has water lic r c 2021 2020 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2021 2020 v all illage w ubject toc 516- 2021 Organizational 2021 671-0080 2020-21 ebsite Conference Conference Conference Conference Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting hange

oriao; enfr Ger Jennifer Department Coordinator; Building din, Beau- Sarah Treasurer; Dep- uty Clerk, Court Deputy Mackney, Phelps, Judith Clerk; Court Kathy Court Clerk; Deputy Clerk, lage VilDeputy - Guy, Patricia Building Inspector. Dommin, Shane Mayor; uty Dep- Villafane, Elena ROS; NYS- Administrator, curity Works,VillageSe- Public Assessor, of Director Admin- istrator, Village Kennedy, eiw or; al Ander Paul Board; Review Robert Kenney, Architectural years); (three Board Review Rogers, Architectural Ray ty Coordinator. Justice; John Giordano, Safe- Village Associate Maynard, Robin Justice; Village ciate Asso- Richman, Katz Susan Officer, Officer; Control Dog Violations Parking Brown, Tillman Worker; Outreach Senior Montagnese, Administrator; Karen 8 Sec. and Coordinator, Community Development Contracts & Grant McDonnell, Erinn cer; Offi- Control Dog Inspector, Prevention Officer, Plumbing Fire Rumatoski, Carl Board; Zoning the to Secretary rity, (continued from page1) and the welfare of ourresidents. jobs their to commitment fast DPW workersfortheirstead- our all thank publicly to tunity Iwanted to take this oppor not pickedup. is garbage their until workers not even notice oursanitation The fact is that mostpeople do significantly. up went collected were that recycling and garbage of quantity the home, being ple peo- many so to due fact, In their dailycollections. and oursanitation workersmade swept were work streets continued, road maintained, were parks basis, daily a On beat. a missed never Works Public of Department Cliff Sea the sures, clo- mandated of because work of residents were unable to go to state was shutdownanddroves nightmare, while so much of the Throughout theCOVID-19 public safetyandtrashremoval. food, attention, need—medical that the rest ofushave what we health every daytomakecertain sential workershaveriskedtheir Throughout the pandemic, es- Annual MeetingofSeaCliff A Herculean 2020“Thank You” toSCDPW by BruceKennedy, Village Administrator andDirector ofPublic Works & JustSayNoto“GoGoJuice” - - - seals are cleaned regularly and rubber the and service routine receive trucks, garbage cluding in- vehicles, our All leakproof. not are they resistant, leak are seals onoursanitation truck portant tonotethatwhilethe im- is it However, it. about us appreciate our residentstelling we leaking, one have we if and trucks, these on seals have do Wetrucks. garbage our of back smelly liquid comingoutofthe about complaining Hall Village Occasionally weget calls at tight-fitting cover. metal or plastic container with a and to be placed in a nonleaking liquid; wrapped or bagged properly Be surplus of drained Be things, itrequiresallgarbage: other way. Among specific a in collection for out put garbage Cliff Village Code requires that Sea the of 71 Chapter workers. part toassistoursanitation to ask ourresidents to do their important is it said, that With workers rose totheoccasion. DPW our with adversity, faced when again, Once Museum Board: Dan John- Dan Board: Museum Chris - years). (five Board: Abbenda-Hughes Library tine (three Coyle years). George ers: Plumb - of Board Examining tee: Elizabeth Winchester. Village BulletinCommit adella. Camar Allison Monogue; Barbara Staltzer; Marie Jean Committee: Action Senior years). Preservation Landmark (3 Kenny Committee: Robert Annabel Delfin. Board: Advisory Community Development Sue Giordano. Tobol, Pam Ken Commission: Krumenacker, Tree Niece, Co-Historian. Elaine Alternate; Board ing Zon- Kletter, Grant ternate; Al- Board Zoning Dericco, Frank years); (five Appeals, of Board James Zoning Versocki, years); of (2 Board Appeals Zoning James Mozer, Chair; Appeals, of Board Zoning Griffin, Noel Alternate; Board Planning Martone, Laurie Alternate; Board Planning Gimondo, VinceChair; Board Planning Treiber, Bruce Chair; Review Board Architectural son, - - the qualityoflifeinSeaCliff. roadways andfurtherincrease gogo juicethatendsupinthe of amount the reduce nificantly sig- can we collection, for bage and properlypreparestheir gar do. Ifeverybodydoestheir part do not like it any more than you they and juice,” “gogo as water garbage smelly this nicknamed The sanitation workers have pulls off orwhenonahill. overspill from the truck as it also will water truck, the of per water accumulation inthehop- excess is there being when place, seals in these with Even ing normal collection activities. trucks compacts thewastedur the as water excess the of out” “squeezing the in results This and istransferredtothetrucks. of water accumulates in the bins garbage amount significant a Thus, bins. uncovered in placed being waste residential and rain an issue during periods of heavy becomes leaking However, replaced asneeded. 8:03 p.m. The meeting adjourned at mission. Renee Janette Heurtley – Tree Com- Gorog, and Ribilotti John Russell Swanson, Zoning – Segall Board Alternate; Joyce mittee; Com- Action Senior – burn Genevieve Tom Oswaldand Tom Black Maddock, Maureen Woods, Joyce Costagliola, Kaufmann, Ann Museum – Klein Board; Alan Board; Library – Greco Roseanne Board of Appeals, Historian; Zoning – Kopczynski Ted mittee; mental Conservation Com- Environ- – Staltzer John Board; Commu - – Pierce Development Advisory nity Jack committee members: and board outgoing the all thanked Lieberman Mayor nedy, ShaneDommin. Ken- Bruce Giordano, John Ketcham, Gary Santosus, as Thom- Committee: Safety Peggy Friedman. Commission: tion Environmental Conserva- son (3years). - - - PAGE 3 • SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN • DECEMBER 2020 - - - by its organizational documents to twenty-five members. This vol- group of dedicated small unteers meets eight times a year efforts and decides where their and their voice will be directed. The importance of their voice cannot be understated. lends it support to a cause GVA When or a project, it is a major towards success. Over the last step ten years, under able the leader Wenger, Sheila President of ship fund- continues to actively GVA raise. Recent donations include the railing along Ravine Way. Cliff along pergola and the Path In writing this article, I was ex- access have to fortunate tremely to a draft of a booklet entitled “The History of the written and researched by Mar G.V.A.” - centenni the 1998, in Reiser tha of GVA. al year of the formation It is an inspiring story of how, when people come together with a common goal, amazing things can be achieved. So, when you see a flag hanging light poles Avenue, on Sea Cliff along the play ball with your child in one en- or parks our seventeen of joy all the services our libraries thank to remember offer, to have Village. Good of the the parent or guardian if the vio- or guardian the parent of in the presence occurs lation the parent. cost and where What do they The range of E- one? can I get scooters can be from thou- several to dollars hundred several sand, depending upon the qual- ity of build Amazon and power. is full of options, and they are shops. also available at bike What is the benefit? Now law, the all with you bored I that here is the good part, they are to accom way fun! It is a great bike a on child young your pany a run. If our for ride or a partner you decide to ride, be cautious streets that are of the village under construction, as stability over rough road cuts with the small tires of the scooter can be dangerous. Plan your route with safe and enjoy in mind. Be this the ride! - undertaking, GVA was officially officially was GVA undertaking, incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in 1908. Fundrais- ing was undertaken in earnest, goal of raising with an initial plot vacant a purchase to $2,000 Mrs. Sam- Avenue. on Sea Cliff uel Stenson stepped forward and and to purchase the land offered erect a library in memory of her husband, Samuel Stenson, with a gift of Stenson Library $20,000.00. is the home of Today, the Children’s Library. its fundraising efforts continued GVA in order to furnish and equip the new library. GVA continues to be a stalwart supporter of both Librar Adult and Children’s the ies. has also served as the GVA launching pad for many of our The groups. volunteer amazing Library Board, Sea Cliff Beau- tification Committee, Friends of Sea Cliff Library, Friends of Sea Cliff Beach, among others, initial the of grown out have all of these Each of GVA. mission organizations has gone on to be village the in a powerful force through fundraising and dona- tions to the betterment of village. the lawn been have there Recently, around Sea Cliff signs placed stating “Tiny but This Mighty.” The GVA. of motto the be could membership of is GVA limited operate or ride as a passenger ride as a passenger operate or The scooter. electric upon an law also limits the m.p.h. 15 to scooter the of speed maximum or park them on a ride can’t You to ride at night? Want sidewalk. that all The law now requires one-half scooters operating one-half and sunrise before hour hour after sunset be equipped is also The scooter with lights. required to have a bell or other device capable of giving an au- the of is rider the If signal. dible age of 16-17, it is unlawful to scooter unless ride an electric wearing a helmet. leaving to Looking forward the car home and scootering to bar? the Be careful, the statute now prohibits the operation of electric scooters while - intoxi cated. You a summons? Who gets might be asking yourself: what police officer is going to give a kid the what: Guess ticket? a kid doesn’t get the ticket, you do. of- police allows a statute The any for summons a issue to ficer a person of the section violation less than sixteen years of age to - - E-Scooters Now Legal in New York New in Legal Now E-Scooters by Daniel Flanzig, Esq., Chairman of Village of Sea Cliff Traffic and Safety Committee and Traffic of Sea Cliff Village of Chairman Esq., Flanzig, by Daniel of lawns, planting of trees and flowers and the addition of set- tees (benches) and playgrounds for children at Clifton and Ros- lyn Parks. Fundraising was ever on-going to provide for the care of the parks as and maintenance these costs were too much of a financial strain on budget at that time. the village the list of accomplish While ments of GVA could fillentire this bulletin and more, notable two achievements warrant specific mention. In the early part of the 20th century, GVA was in the planting instrumental of trees Avenue, along Sea Cliff in the parks, along and Shore Road. eventually, Working in Gar Cliff Sea the with concert den Club, under the guidance of the noted horticulturist, J.J. Le- vison, a Sea Cliff resident, the trees was planted of plane allée to Sea as a graceful entrance Cliff. GVA is also responsible for a large fir tree in Pirie Park, which for many years was deco- rated at Christmas time, and the Green which Village on the tree was presented to the village in 1974 as a permanent Christmas tree. In addition to the stated goal of beautification,GVA’s other stated goal was the ment establish- In of order a to library. ef- large fundraise for this fectively Although around for they years, recently they have popular more even been become have the around Cities accessible. and country have robust E-scooter City York share programs. New programs pilot launching now is city of the capacity test the to have you might What streets. April of until not known is that this past year, E-scooters were That in NY. not considered legal has now all changed. New What is an E-scooter? State York defines anE-scooter than less weighing device a as one hundred pounds, has han- dlebars, a floorboard or a seat that can be stood or sat by the operator, upon and an electric by powered be can it and motor, human motor and/or the electric must speed maximum Its power. be no more than 20 m.p.h. on a pow- when surface level paved motor. electric the by solely ered about know to need you What this statute: to give one to your son Want This new law now or daughter? makes it unlawful for any person less than sixteen years of age to - by Elena Villafane, Esq., Village Trustee Esq., Village by Elena Villafane, DRINK & ARTS

SHOP SEA CLIFF SEA SEA CLIFF SEA SEA CLIFF EAT EAT chase or gift a suitable site for the erection of a building to be rooms reading library, a for used and hall for entertainments …; of to strive for the improvement and waterfront roads, streets, the other public works; to urge and secure beneficial improvements of every nature in anywise tend- ing to increase the as a place of ity of said village - desirabil residence.” Looking back, this forth sets purpose of statement amazingly lofty goals, which, through hard work and consis- tent fundraising, have been at- tained and exceeded. focused on the initially GVA parks throughout the and village, in 1899, started with of Pi- cleanup and enhancement the The park was initially rie Park. for 99 years at leased to GVA $1.00 per year by the Pirie fam- was cleaned After that park ily. up, a subscription drive funded of the purchase and installation $125.00. of cost the at fountain a was also given to Cen- Attention tral Park, Plaza Park, Pinnacle Park, Clifton and Roslyn Park. Beautification wasthrough cleaning, establishment achieved tion of the public welfare of the citizens of said village, to take such means as may be neces- sary to beautify, of and improve the appearance keep clean said village; to acquire by pur - HOLIDAYS Good of the Village Association - Improving Sea Cliff Since 1898 - Improving Association Village Good of the

by the Sea Cliff Tree Committee Tree Sea Cliff by the

THINK LOCAL THINK LOCAL Change Change Around Is All Us FOR THE

BUSINESS FLOURISH Change is all around us as we move from the warmer as we move from is all around us Change us gave months. Fall foliage cold winter into the weather soothe the challenging that helped color palette the seasonal restrictions of COVID-19. What is known as “biophilia” is with How we interact to nature. why we seek connections look has created new ways for us to nature and each other Commission has Tree The of Sea Cliff. Village around our a new look, too. Pam and Tobol Sue Giordano have joined chairperson Ken Krumenacker in volunteering their time and valuable expertise to help facilitate the Sea Cliff Tree helps monitor tree removal and The commission Ordinance. edu- provide to knowledge horticultural extensive their uses cation for residents about trees and their importance. Trees have a new look, too. The colorful leaves are gone, and the trees are resting. Exposed is a different kind of green. It is called ivy, and many trees in the village want to address this invasive growth. Homeowners might suffer from this issue. A plus during this season, nutrient-rich leaf the roots of your tree. makes a wonderful winter blanket for matter

ine as we look at our amazing our amazing as we look at ine libraries and our beautiful parks today that in 1898, there no was library and the parks as we than more little were know them As- The dumping grounds. local sociation By-Laws stated this association “… is establish formed an association of to - citi of Sea Cliff Village zens of the and promo- protection for the The unofficial nickname of - Volun of Sea is Cliff a “Village teers.” I have often wondered how Sea Cliff became a place where large numbers of con- dents so enthusiastically resi- tribute their time and talent. As with many things, we need only of learn our roots to look to to a seminal volunteer group, first the as known 1898, in organized AS- VILLAGE THE OF GOOD Over the last one SOCIATION. hundred and twenty years, an group of women ever-changing have labored under the banner of Good of the Village, known on familiarly behalf as of GVA, extent large a to and village, our many for incubator the as served volunteer of our other amazing such as Sea Cliff organizations Beautification Committee. On April 13, 1898, twelve home the at met ladies Cliff Sea the with Friday William of Mrs. face the of improving aim initial It is hard to imag of Sea Cliff. SERVICES

SEA CLIFF SEA CLIFF SEA SELF CARE SELF PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL PAGE 1 OR 2 PAGE 4 • SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN • DECEMBER 2020 h poet fr Thanksgiving, for project: the there are otherwaystosupport However, theporchpantry.com. To donate, residents can visit www. pandemic. the of because for many local families struggling lifeline a become quickly on Velentzas’s porch—it has Pantry started small—centered donations. Although thePorch tax-deductible accepts zation, organi- nonprofit registered a is which Pantry, Porch The over 300families. helped had they Withinmonths, of foodon Velentzas’s porch. rate startedaccepting donations dren.” So in March, the triumvi- sitting inclasswithourchil- these are the same kids that are neighbors— and friends our are “These helped, have they those to referring interview, recent a in me told Velentzas families,” faceless not are “These help. to knew theyhadtodosomething Kenney, McElroy Raper, Kirsten and Kit Velentzas, Conte Kimberly Pantry, Porch organizers the of closures, VID-19 When in March came CO- a be Their Volunteers.” to of “Village lucky very are We health andwellness. your boosting of intention the with all engagement, social safe I canhelpyoudevelopaplanfor addition, In sup- medicine. and plies basic food, nutritious to I canhelpyougetsafeaccess we still need to stay connected. this seems to be the new normal, and mitigation protocols. While distancing social practicing ed, shifted. We are all more isolat- have needs and our routines habits, of lot a months, few past resources andreferrals.Overthe ue to be a portal for information, contin I always, As pointment. ap- by person in and remotely demic, I remain available to you Duringthe COVID-19 pan- land.com. aialongis to go please recognition, special this on details For Restoration. Exterior Firehouse Cliff Sea the for egory cat- Re-Use Restoration/Adaptive Award:ARCHI Historic 2020 Annual 56th a with the Architects of Institute of American Chapter Island Long the Studio, by recognized was Preservation DPC, Architectural with together which, Department, Fire Village& Cliff Sea to Congratulations Sea CliffFirehouse Recognized by Karen Montagnese,SeaCliffSenior Outreach Safe andStrong Together by LIChapter of AIA Helping From Home by Will Winchester - [email protected] me at 516-232-7314, or email to call information, more For es. through thesecurrentchalleng isolation. Together wewillget the inherentlonelinessofsocial combat and health good ensure support cangoalongwayto I can.Building a networkof any way in systems for-profit gate thesevolunteerandnot- I amhappytohelpyounavi- serve our senior community. also has programs in place to county the resources, local our bolster Togratitude. much with these groups andindividuals salute I invaluable. been truly the onset and theyhave COVID-19 since expanded has work people asthey did. been able to help nearly as many organizations—would not have Pantry—and countlessother Porch the Velentzas, said ties, either of thesetwocommuni- other. Without thesupport of have cometogethertohelpeach Cliff andGlenCove residents Sea pandemic, the Throughout we’re veryluckyforthat.” think I “and me, Velentzastold place,” special a “Wein live these difficulttimes. cal lifeline forsomanyduring Porch Pantry has become a criti- the food they needed. Today, the food pantrycontinuedtoreceive on GlenCoveMiddleSchool’s students andfamilies relying ney wereworkingtoensurethat Velentzas,Ken- Raper,and she, out ofnecessity. According to born was Pantry Porch The needed todeliverfood. ing meal. Volunteers are always for anddelivering a Thanksgiv- shopping entailed which ilies, volunteers sponsoredlocalfam- - - fundraisers. Other charitable or charitable Other fundraisers. to residents and even organizing food delivering shopping, contacted me offering help with grown. Manyindividualshave generously as ourneeds have Fortunately, our community hasgivenvery pandemic. the out more food than usual since MutualConcernshasgiven aet, hre ad Emma, and Charles parents, cording tofamily legend.His ac- Hospital, Community Cove Glen of wing new the in born baby first the 1927, in born was Manuel Richard residents. Cliff Sea longtime former Manuel, Marjorie and Richard of family the recentdonation from the The museum is grateful for us [email protected]. email please donating, in ested in our village’s history. Ifinter help usdocumentthismoment Village Museum’s archive to your items with the Sea Cliff demic. Please consider sharing pan- COVID-19 2020 the from memorabilia other and signage, photographs, documents, facts, VillageMuseum isstillcollecting arti- Cliff Sea the visitors, Although we’re closed to tion. exhibi- art long-delayed a with to reopenourdoorsinthespring hope We century. 21st the into collections management system our bring to software computer are in the process ofacquiring and catalog thecollection. We hind thescenesasweorganize winter while work continues be- will remainclosedthroughthe The SeaCliff Village Museum of support from this community, tizer. Thanks totheoutpouring handmade masks andhandsani- food, donated have ganizations ing youonDecember5th! fun. We’reof see- lots to be forward to looking promises event Mutual ConcernsCommittee we canhelpthoseinneed. so This the to go will event this from $40. proceeds is libation, All and The price of each ticket, which includes the mask, bento box will joineveryoneviaaZoomtoastandmaskrevealat7p.m. you home, drive you After also). offered is option (vegetarian Schwartz Harry Chef by ated will appear later on Facebook, and you will pick up your bento box of tapas and a libation cre- Glen Cove Ave, Sea Cliff). Here you will have your photo taken in your decorated mask, which (214 Bacon of Garden the to drive will you p.m., 3-5 Saturday,between On 5th, December will decoratethemask...letyourcreativitygowild! Cliffyou Sea Realty,Ave.,Cliff.Then 305 Homes Sea Sherlock from shield, face plastic a is Mutual Concerns’ Drive-ByZoomBall! Mutual ConcernsCommittee Sea CliffMuseumUpdate by CourtneyChambers,MuseumDirector - - by PeggieComo,President, MCC Prior to December 5th, you will purchase your mask, which mask, your purchase will you 5th, December to Prior Here’s howitworks: querade Drive-ByZoomBallonSaturday,Mas- December5, 2020. Le holding are We event. fundraising new a with ative celled thisyearduetothepandemic,wetriedgetalittle cre- House Tour,Holiday annual the can- of place was In which lage Museum Facebook page:www.facebook.com/seacliffmuseum/ taken? For more SeaCliffwinter scenes,checkouttheSea Cliff Vil - Elsie Hendrickson Becker. Who canguess whenandwhere itwas This photowas recently donatedtothe museum bytheEstateof at, ouet, photographs, documents, facts, of mission preserving andshowcasingarti- our fulfill us help will 2005. donation in This died He Washington. Island, bridge Bain- to moving before decades several for NY, Island, Shelter to moved he 1974, in retirement Colgate Palmolive. Following with career a later and service, military by followed Marines, Sea left Cliff forastintinthe Merchant He 1945. in School graduated from SeaCliff High the SeaCliff postmaster. became Dick later Manuel Avenue; Charles Glen 125 at resided school middle of number the by overwhelmed been have I book, remotely. Face- on done was it year, This it wasasilentticket auction. Tour,House Holiday the of part as year, Last auction. by chased and wreaths which were pur donated their decorated trees residents and artists Local 28th. November on held was which Wreaths, and Trees of Festival Chef Harry organized the we cangivetothoseinneed. Le Masquerade- - this spring. bathroom) renovated newly our (and museum the to visitors ing are looking forwardtowelcom- museum closed in March. 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- PAGE 5 • SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN • DECEMBER 2020 - - - solve on their own. Validating Validating their own. solve on feelings, on the other hand, by telling kids it’s is OK if even feeling they’re what to feel you don’t agree, is important. Collaborative problem solving, by talking about an issue that a is child when the is having child the issue is in a good mood and too. not happening, is important The week after, NS-CASA focus to gears shifted quickly on Red Ribbon Week in all the to activities with schools district drug preven- raise awareness of well. life how to live and tion The annual campaign included on a virtual parent presentation current drug trends by licensed social worker and David counselor prevention substance Hymowitz. During the students week, in grades 6-12 shown videos from the Natu- were ralHigh.org website featuring athletes, musicians and leaders who have other chosen a sub- The videos stance-free lifestyle. are posted on the NS-CASA Facebook page. The organiza tion encourages parents to ask they what tween or teen their thought of those videos and start a conversation about substance use. working been has “NS-CASA hard to stay connected with our pandem the during community provide to thrilled were we so ic, a hybrid version of our CASA to meet the needs of all Coffee families,” presi- said NS-CASA dent Alison Camardella. “We look forward to our next fee, cof- which will be on the topic of binge drinking, a significant problem with our North Shore youth.” For information about and events NS-CASA upcoming how to get involved, visit nsca- at Camardella or contact sa.org [email protected]. - Imagine the year Hempstead is Harbor was ringed with 1986, when toxic waste sites. An old mass-burn poisoned the air while incinerator another was slated for construction, plants treatment sewage failing and This water quality. further degraded prompted the was the scene that to Save founding of the Coalition Hempstead Harbor. CSHH is proud by Winchester Elizabeth CASA in the Community the in CASA of Serving The Community of Serving Harbor Celebrating 35 Years Years Celebrating 35 Harbor Coalition to Save Hempstead to be celebrating our 35th year of serving the communi ty. Keep an eye out for our end of the year see mailing what and CSHH is doing around Hempstead Harbor. All donations until December 31 will be MATCHED (up to $15,000) by the Galvan Foundation.

Parents, when your children have problems, do on cope to opportunity the them you give res- quickly you do or own, their their Do you validate cue them? not them or do you tell feelings Clinical way? to feel a certain psychologist Dr. Jolie Silva ex- these questions and more plored Coalition at the North Shore Against Substance Abuse (NS- CASA) event on October The 23. first Coffee” “CASA of the school year, the discussion fo- emotional cused on recognizing best how and children in distress to help. can have “You symptoms of mental health disorder, but not show around signs to people you,” Silva shared to the thirty parents and educators who at- tended in person under La Spe- zia’s tent or online via Zoom. “It’s important to recognize if your child [is showing more and to kids his age signs] than health a mental to out reach professional for feedback.” For middle and high school Silva kids, identified isolation, irri- tability, sleep disorders, - experi ential avoidance and substance abuse as signs of distress. Silva defined experiential avoidance as deliberately not doing some- thing that makes one uncom- fortable. “It’s OK to be ing nervous feel- or anxious,” Silva explained, “but we want those feelings to be able to be toler ated.” The running from the ex- perience, Silva continued, leads to problems and underlies depression and anxiety. all need Silva also stressed the op- the teens and kids give to portunity to solve problems and cope on their own. “Stop saving them,” she advised. Continuing to do so, she warned, prevents kids and teens from developing the tools they need to problem - - - - - hot chocolate search key words: - class garden free seeds, organic to open and continue es online of informa- new world a whole is magazine An interesting tion. offers which Quarterly, Herb the and infor illustrations attractive mation on herbs. winter task is productive A gardens on paper. your planning or plain Find some graph paper white bond and begin to trans- from your fer the measurements property survey (given to house). your on you closed you when Add to the basic land would which buildings the sions dimen include your house, At this point structures. other and any map of your garden copies make so you do not need to replicate the measure Then future. the in gardens and transfer that infor onto your working map. mation you a key for what plants Create already have and of course, add add your planned Then trees. the you future gardens and for that line. wish to use a dashed may your own gar Design and create sanc- your own personal dens in This is your home and tuary. should reflect you. cycling. (Film plastics include items such as bread bags over come wraps that plastic and cases of water, and paper other similar towels items). As a you consumer, can help by con- tinuing to recycle these items at participating retailers. Some bags are exempt under still may bags plastic so law, the be distributed to consumers in a few specificpharma a by used bag a as such circumstances, cy to carry prescription drugs, and produce bags for bulk items such as fruits and But vegetables. as a consumer, you can aid our environment in protecting by using reusable bags as much as possible. Small mesh with bags drawstrings can be can and vegetables and fruits for used be stored in the refrigerator in them. - gardens past. I also have photos photos have also I past. gardens gardens my of time throughout which offer a venue for reflec- tion. Keep records of your gar you will and property dens and as documents these appreciate time passes. 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Both sites offer certainly ed- gardening but seeds only not and Sign up for emails ucation. tutorial There announcements. are classes at - https://www.ud emy.com/topic/garden-design/ which offer and gardens butterfly herbalism, garden design, While the snow is falling more. sipping your still and you are To reduce the spread of germs, of spread the reduce To separate meat, fish or poultry, fresh produce and ready-to-eat Dedicate bags. separate in foods poultry, or fish meat, for bag one veg- and fruits for fresh another etables, and another for ready- to-eat foods. Wash reusable grocery bags often. Reusable bags made washable of machine other or cloth fabric should be washed in using laundry washing machine a dryer the in dried and detergent or air-dried. Before storing, be sure reusable bags pletely are dry. Reusable com- bags are best stored in a cool, dry place when possible. stores covered Note also that under the NYS Plastic Bag Re- duction, Reuse and Recycling to col- required still Act are lect plastic bags and other film for re- consumers from plastics - - - - - The Sea Cliff Gardener Gardener Cliff Sea The by Donna Kianka, Winter’s Edge Micro Farm Micro Edge Winter’s Kianka, by Donna New York State’s Plastic Bag Ban is Back State’s York New Hempstead Harbor Protection Committee Protection Hempstead Harbor by Eric Swenson, Executive Director,

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You may recall that New may recall You State York banned most single- use plastic bags beginning this spring, but it seems like nothing due part is in That has changed. and the state to a lawsuit against in part due to the COVID-19 Octo- of as However, pandemic. ber 19th, the law has been back State York New and effect in will be enforcing it. over Typically, twenty-three billion plastic bags They each year in the state. are used pose harm to wildlife, litter our neighborhoods, and clog storm drains. State York New Under the Bag Waste Reduction Law, any that is required to col- retailer lect sales tax is prohibited from distributing any plastic carryout such unless customers its to bags bags fall into an exempt catego PAGE 6 • SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN • DECEMBER 2020 PAGE 1OR2 us tobe morecollaborative than taught always has Cliff “Sea where. else- published work additional had has Kate Animals. & ciety So- journal the in December in published be will that paper a wrote grade, eighth since dogs involved inresearchingshelter been has who Kate, programs. organizing studentinternship and starting by effectiveaction” young political energy intoinformed “transform campaigns helps Democratic congressional dent-powered organization that stu- progressive a is which ture, Sophie founded Move the Fu- 2018, In beyond. and activities extracurricular school in class- room, the of outside excel en wom- both classes, challenging formances in the school’s most Inaddition to their top per highest. and thesalutatorian thesecond weighted gradepointaverage valedictorian has thehighest of the NSHS Class of 2021. 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- PAGE 7 • SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN • DECEMBER 2020 Mayor Ed Lieberman presents official village Ed Lieberman presents Mayor and Purcell Camille masks to Library Director Ann DiPietro. Photo by Dan DiPietro Sea Cliff School’s Second Graders learn about Sea Sea Cliff School’s Ed Lieberman on their Mayor Cliff’s history from Library. visit to the Children’s Photo by Dan DiPietro Halloween StoryTime at the Childrens Library. at the Childrens Halloween StoryTime Photo by Dan DiPietro Thirty-five literary enthusiasts gathered virtually for virtually for enthusiasts gathered Thirty-five literary of Shirley Jackson— famed a Halloween celebration by Dan tales. Organized of psychological horror writer of three event had sixteen actors reading this DiPietro, iconic “The Lottery.” tales including her Jackson’s StoryTime at the Children’s Library continues to meet. at the Children’s StoryTime Photo by Dan DiPietro - - - registered each week. Every day, 7 days presents Cliff in Sea StoryTime a week, a new story, music, and some for children warm interaction In- Facebook, Check adults. and all where YouTube, and stagram 250 plus sessions can be found. Beach StoryTime will be on at 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays start- ing June 24. grant, the library will build upon build will library the grant, to the interior our improvements of the main library for the of pride place it a make and truly to enjoy. community to encourage residents We check our website, - www.sea clifflibrary.org, for updates and programming The information. library also has a presence on and Instagram. Twitter A library is many things to different people; here at the Sea Cliff Library we challenge our selves to provide the best ser educational vices to support the com- the of life recreational and munity we serve. - - - - Tube channel Sea Cliff Civic Association to Association Civic Cliff Sea channel Tube enjoy this video that was prepared by Dan DiPietro. three houses were chosen as prize winners, Sea in house decorated every actuality in but winners true and the was prizeworthy Cliff that got to of Sea Cliff were the citizenry marvel and enjoy all these amazing houses. - Wel Newcomers a hosts SCCA year, Every Party and this year was no differ coming ent—well, yes of course it was! Our thirty sent in photos and vid- newcomer families eos of themselves and their montage of terspersed with a photo/video children, in- SCCA events from past years. over were left for the newcomers to claim Gift bags - You to Go weekend. premiere YouTube the by Ann DiPietro tributed to families using curb- are books of pickups—bags side according children for up made For informa to their interests. tion about both book bags and StoryHours, email us at scchil [email protected]. Crafts by Ms. weekly craft in a bag. Sue Call 516- offer a Lim bag. a reserve to 801-3402 ited to the first twelve families patrons a sense of normalcy in of normalcy a sense patrons Our hours times. changing these have may in-person service of been curtailed, but the library extends beyond its walls by - of fering patrons a vibrant digital experience. Many patrons have of our eBook taken advantage collection, and our - download able music and video streaming enhance can Students content. their research by availing them educational of our online selves waiting these are All resources. for our patrons to explore and use 24/7. are very We happy to be the Sena- from grant a of recipients tor WithGaughran’s office. this by Camille Purcell, Library Director Library Purcell, by Camille

The Library in Winter Winter in Library The - - - Sea Cliff Library Events Sea Cliff Civic Association Sea Cliff Civic by Ann DiPietro, Children’s Library Coordinator Children’s Ann DiPietro, by Sea Cliff Children’s Library Sea Cliff Children’s Photo by Dan DiPietro Winner of the Sea Cliff Civic Association’s Association’s of the Sea Cliff Civic Winner Annual Halloween House Contest. First

While all our activities have gone virtual, The Sea Cliff Civic Association has maintained While all our activities have The Civic gone Sea virtual, Cliff success, great a was Contest House Halloween ever first Our village. the in presence strong a with over 500 people viewing Dan DiPietro’s MONSTER MASH: a video journey around Sea Cliff, featuring over eighty houses. The contest was the brainchild of Petrice Kaider— and event the shepherded Abbenda-Hughes Christine SCCA. for ideas great many of source Sundays with Shakespeare: For five Sundaysby line play the Reading in Lear. late King Shakespeare’s Octoberdiscuss to virtually gathered folks interested and November, a group of significance for two hours each week. line, they analyzed its themes and historical Short Stories at Noon: Since the pandemic began, book (virtually) to club discuss one members short story. Many have of the met seven members had weekly been meeting monthly in the Library Children’s (some for as long as 25 years) to discuss full length works, but with weekly with shorter pieces was very that meeting general agreement there was the pandemic rewarding. ited. Hundreds of books are dis- Each week, the Children’s Li- Children’s the week, Each brary hosts nine StoryHours on its front lawn, plus holiday spe- These are strictly limited cials. to five families,distanced eight StoryHour has Each apart. feet parade a and time, circle stories, through our beautiful pandemic of Because Garden. Secret restrictions, space is very lim entrance requirement is inter requirement entrance Bird Johnson est.” — Lady this always loved I have quote and it is so fitting to this library because we pride our selves on being welcoming to The our doors. enter who all we op- which under conditions erate may have changed, the but library’s determination to en- pleasant a our patrons offer We same. the counter remains have seen and year past the over changes some remarkable while hopeful for a better 2021, the library will be here to offer “Perhaps no place in any com- any in place no “Perhaps democratic is so totally munity as the town library. The only Village of Sea Cliff Board and Commission Meeting Village of Sea Cliff Justice Court All Courts Dates are WEDNESDAYS Procedures During Current and Ongoing 7:30 P.M. - Village Hall DOWNSTAIRS Public Health Crisis Arraignment Conference Due to public health and safety concerns related to COVID-19, and pursuant to December 2020 9th only the Governor’s Executive Orders, meetings of the various village boards may not 2021 take place in person. As available, meetings and public hearings will take place via January 6th 27th teleconferencing and video-conferencing through Zoom or similar teleconference or February 10th 24th video conference program. March 10th 24th The procedure and format for meetings will be provided on the village website April 7th 28th at www.seacliff-ny.gov. Meeting dates listed in the Bulletin are subject to change. May 12th 26th Please check the village website at www.seacliff-ny.gov or contact Village Hall June 9th 23rd by phone at 516-671-0080, to find out confirmed meeting dates as well as meeting July 14th only format and procedure. August 11th only September 1st 22nd October 6th 13th November 3rd 10th Recycling, Garbage & Other Refuse Information December 8th only Pickup and Drop-Off days and policies are subject to change - Please call the Court during business hours please check the village website at www.seacliff-ny.gov at 516-671-0080 with any questions or call 516-671-0080 for more information. Village of Sea Cliff reserves the right to limit pickup or drop-off quantities Addiction Resources Recycling, Garbage & Other Refuse Pickup Schedule In Case Of Emergency Call 911 Pick Up Type North of Glen Avenue South of Glen Avenue Single Stream Recycling Wednesday Long Island Crisis Center Monday Tuesday Hotline: 516-679-1111 Garbage Thursday Friday call 516-671-0080 to schedule NY State HOPEline Metal Pick Up for pick up on Thursday (fees may apply) 1-877-8-HOPENY or call 516-671-0080 for more information 1-877-846-7369 Heavy Pick Up/Rubbish and pick up schedule (fees may apply ) Text: 467369 Recycling & Garbage Holiday Schedules 2020 Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (LICADD) licadd.org Holiday Date Observed Change in Schedule Hotline: 631-979-1700 Christmas Friday 12/25/2020 No Garbage Pickup New Year's Day 2021 Friday 1/1/2021 No Garbage Pickup Nassau Alliance For Addiction Dept. of Public Works Garage on Altamont Ave. - "Village Yard" Services (NAFAS) Open Only to Sea Cliff Village Residents on days and times below nassaualliance.org Drop Off Type Day & Time 516-481-4000 Single Stream Recycling Only Thursday 7 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. Nassau County Overdose Prevention Events Yard Waste, Garbage, E-Waste, C&D and Recycling Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Calendar of upcoming Naloxone/Narcan IMPORTANT VILLAGE YARD INFORMATION trainings throughout Nassau County: please call 516-671-0080 during business hours with questions www.nassaucountyny.gov/3378/Nassau- - Village Yard access is limited to Sea Cliff Residents only - County-Overdose-Prevention - The Village Yard does not accept liquids and various other materials - - A $50 fee is required to dispose of construction debris (C&D) at the Village Yard - - Landscapers are required by law to take yard waste with them and are prohibited from leaving at curbside or taking to the Village Yard - GO TO www.seacliff-ny.gov AND SCROLL DOWN TO "CODE RED NOTIFICATIONS" TO SIGN UP FOR COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS RELATED TO GARBAGE PICKUP SEA CLIFF VILLAGE BULLETIN Sea Cliff, NY 11579 Telephone 671-0080 www.seacliff-ny.gov

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