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By JILL NOSSA time, the members were really [email protected] good about following the rules,” e did it she said. “We really had no Local seniors will once again successfully issues. I think that they were have a place to socialize with the W just so relieved to be back.” anticipated reopening of the before, and I think that Members will be able to take Glen Cove Senior Center on part in activities in person, Monday. After a challenging we can do it again. though Rice said that programs year, the facility will welcome would also be livestreamed to members on a limited basis. CHRISTINE RICE include those at home. There The center initially reopened Executive director, Glen Cove will be limited programs in the last October, but in mid-Decem- Senior Center morning and afternoon, with ber, with Covid-19 case numbers lunch served at noon. The activi- rising and a holiday surge that we can do it again.” ties will vary from day to day, expected, Nassau County The center will reopen at 40 though Dancercise and tai chi ordered it to close to reduce the percent capacity, which means will be offered three times the risk of spreading the virus. It that as many as 96 people can be first week, and there will be finally got the go-ahead to move in the building at a time. Tem- daily Bingo. forward with reopening late last peratures will be checked, masks “Each day is different,” Rice month, and the staff has been will be required and members said. “We really try to continue busy contacting members and must call ahead to register. They and encourage exercise, because preparing the building. Because will be assigned tables, and fill people are very stationary at this coronavirus protocols had been out health screening forms. Rice point. They’re not out walking, put in place for the October explained that tables and chairs they’re not out doing what they reopening, Executive Director would be sanitized between uses would normally do, so we really Christine Rice said she expects and after meals, and every after- try to give them more opportuni- this one to go smoothly. noon would be devoted to deep ties to exercise.” “We did it successfully cleaning. Even when it was closed, the before,” she said, “and I think “When we reopened the last CONTINUED ON PAGE 2

Courtesy Carolyne Dilgard-Clark Bingo makes Mondays fun again Hopping around the city The Easter Bunny paid a visit to Glen Cove residents on East Online game is still going strong a year later Island recently for the neighborhood’s annual egg hunt. Braylin Bullock and his grandmother Jackie Bruce looked delighted to meet him. By JILL NOSSA nection when everyone, it would be perfect.” [email protected] seemed, was staying at home, Bingo, he said, seemed like Glen Cove resident Eric Shuman something people of all ages Despite all of the hardships created a website and began a would be comfortable playing. of the past year, there has been free weekly online Bingo night And he was right: Since the pro- some good news amid the coro- that has continued to grow. gram began last May, it has navirus pandemic. As they have “Shortly after the pandemic attracted players from ages 4 to adjusted to a new normal, many started, I felt like I needed a way 104. people have gotten creative, par- to keep in touch with family and “Every week since we’ve ticularly in the ways they con- friends, other than just a phone started, we’ve added something nect to others. Seeing a need for call or Zoom,” Shuman said. “I new, and we get more and more socialization and personal con- thought an interactive game CONTINUED ON PAGE 21 2 Glen Cove Senior Center set to reopen

CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE MEMBERS center was actively supporting its roughly 2,000 mem- PARTICI- bers with virtual programs, meal deliveries and out- PATED IN a reach. “From day one, the staff was willing to do whatev- chair yoga er needed to be in order to make sure the seniors were class at the being taken care of during this time,” Rice said. “We Glen Cove were relieved that we had the ability to continue doing Senior our jobs even when we were at home. We knew that Center last things were still moving along, and that our members fall. The knew we were still there for them.” center will April 8, 2021 — GLEN COVE HERALD 2021 — GLEN COVE April 8, Over the past year, the center’s staff has delivered more than 17,500 meals to local seniors. They are reopen to dropped off at their front door, and often include members something extra, like masks, hand sanitizer, thought- on April 12. ful notes and desserts. Site Manager Jacqueline Tecce and her assistant, Heidi Clines, prepared and organized the delivery of the meals, with the assistance of kitchen supervisor Martha Benitez, kitchen staff Cynthia Rivera and Sherry Walker, and bus driver Tilman Brown. The staff also provided counseling, referrals, out- reach, resources and other assistance to those who Courtesy Glen Cove Senior Center needed it. Social worker Sherri Meagher has coun- seled seniors dealing with isolation and physical lim- see people in person. “The majority of members are has received from the City of Glen Cove, Nassau itations, offered resources and referrals to those in really looking forward to coming back,” Rice said, County and community members. need and arranged for help with food shopping and “and I think the vaccines have helped them feel com- “I believe we truly learned that there are so many finding affordable housing. fortable about it.” other ways we can help seniors,” she said. “This cen- Another way the staff helped members stay con- Mimi Simonetti, 94, the Bingo caller at the center, ter is one of the best, and I think that we’ve all nected was through Zoom calls held twice a week by said she enjoys playing online Bingo, but added, “I’m learned you can help on so many different levels, and Laurie Huenteo, which gave members a chance to looking forward to going back.” make sure people know that they’re not alone. check in, see familiar faces and feel less alone. “It’s Rice took over as director in October 2019, and the “It’s nice to do what we’ve been doing for them this comforting for the members to have that connection, job has turned out to be much different than she year,” Rice added, “but I think everybody’s ready to so they can see their friends,” Rice said. expected. But it has been a learning experience, she get back to normal.” Of course, video calls haven’t satisfied the need to said, and she is thankful for the support the center

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Photos courtesy Community Easter Dawn Committee VIDEOGRAPHER ZACHARY GOTTERBARN looks on as the Rev. Roger Williams leads all clergy and other faith leaders in prayer prior to the fifth annual Community Easter Dawn Service held in Glen Cove’s Morgan Park. Community celebrates Easter at Morgan Park

By JILL NOSSA Darson, Rev. Fr. Kevin J. Dillon, Rev. Fr. [email protected] Mark L. Fitzhugh, Rev. Gia Lynn Hall, Rev. Lance Hurst, Pastor Tommy Lan- Early on Easter Sunday morning, near- ham, Rev. Juanita Lopez, Piper Lynch, ly 150 people came together to celebrate Evangelist Merle Richards, Rev. A.H. the holiday in an outdoor, socially dis- Sparkman, Elder Gaitley Stevenson- tanced ceremony at Glen Cove’s Morgan Mathews, Rev. Roger C. Williams, Rev. Fr. Memorial Park. Shawn Williams and Paul Schmalzried. Against the backdrop of the Hemp- “With so much division in our society stead Harbor and a 16-foot cross that was these days, it is important for fellow temporarily erected near the jetty, attend- Christians to come together and celebrate ees once again gathered on the Morgan and honor what unites us as Christians, Park beach for the fifth annual Bilingual the Resurrection of Jesus Christ,” Kevin Community Easter Dawn Service. The Dillon, pastor of St. Boniface Martyr service began with the playing of “Amaz- Catholic Church, said. ing Grace” by bagpiper Robert Lynch, While Easter services have long been who stood at the base of the cross. held in Morgan Park, the formal commit- Lynch’s presentation was followed by the tee for this community celebration was 14 clergy members, faith leaders and created in 2017, thanks to the efforts of vocalists leading the service sharing three churches in close proximity to one “Christ is Risen” in 11 different languag- another, including: Calvary A.M.E es. Church, Glen Cove’s oldest historically “It was truly a beautiful way to start African American church; Iglesia Cuidad the service,” said Glen Cove resident de Refugio, Glen Cove’s oldest historically Betty Ann Roel, who attended the service Spanish language church; and First Pres- with her husband, Ron. byterian Church, founded in 1869. The For last year’s celebration, as Covid-19 committee has now grown to include was just beginning to impact the commu- eight churches adding First Baptist nity, leading to the closure of Morgan Church, Glen Cove Christian Church, St. Park, the service had to be held remotely Boniface Martyr Roman Catholic Church, and broadcast from Glen Cove resident St. John’s of Lattingtown Episcopal Alba Gambles’ front lawn, just beyond the AS HAS BECOME a tradition, bagpiper Robert Lynch opened the service with the playing Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. park gates. of “Amazing Grace” beneath the 16’ cross temporarily erected near the jetty in Glen “None of this would be able to happen “While I was honored to host the ser- Cove’s Morgan Park. were it not for the many volunteers and vice last year and all involved did an the incredible talent of our local clergy amazing job assuring the message still got some work to follow the Covid-19 proto- also viewed by close to 1,000 people via coming together to share their gifts and out to our residents and to the over 2,500 cols. “Out of an abundance of caution we Facebook Live. It included 14 clergy and the message of Easter,” Gaitley Steven- who viewed the service on Facebook took extra precautions to assure everyone faith leaders who shared words, thoughts son-Mathews, an Elder at Glen Cove’s Live,” Gamble said, “I could not be more was safe,” Garcia said, “but it was all and songs. While most participated in- First Presbyterian Church who currently pleased that this year’s service is back in worth it for our community to be together person, a few of the participants either serves as chair of the committee, said. “I Morgan Park.” again in-person for what is always a mov- logged in via Facebook Live or shared felt everyone who was gathered was ready Mirna Garcia, who teaches Sunday ing celebration.” their messages via recordings that were to hear the beautiful messages of hope school at St. John’s of Lattingtown and Organized by the Committee for the shared. that were shared.” was one of several volunteers helping Annual Community Easter Dawn Service, Those leading the service included The service can be viewed at www.face- take temperatures and checking-in this year’s celebration not only was Erika Bautista, Associate Pastor Josue book.com/GlenCoveEaster. attendees as they arrived, noted that took attended by close to 140 attendees, but was Correa, Co-Pastor Yeny Correa, Margaret 4 Women’s History panel highlights ‘female ﬁrsts’

By JILL NOSSA and has held a 14-year career in profes- [email protected] sional woman’s football. “For me, they always called football In recognition of Women’s History the final frontier for women in sports, Month, a virtual panel discussion took and I took that as a challenge,” Welter place last week highlighting the accom- said. “If this is the final frontier, and we plishments of three women, one of can play this game, we can not only whom is a Glen Cove resident. Orga- change the sport, but change the culture Zoom screenshot April 8, 2021 — GLEN COVE HERALD 2021 — GLEN COVE April 8, nized by Glen Cove City Councilwoman through sport.” A VIRTUAL PANEL discussion on “female firsts” took place last week in honor of Women’s Marsha Silverman and moderated by Silverman asked them what skills History Month. Lou Bernardi, sports specialist at the they learned through sports that have U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, the helped them in other areas of their Zoom discussion on Female Firsts pro- lives. vided an opportunity for these women “Competition, because sports is to to share their stories and offer advice. win, business is to win,” Riley said, CRIME WATCH The panel featured Dawn Riley, exec- “and being able to hold your ground, Arrests ■ On March 31, a 59-year-old Glen utive director of Oakcliff Sailing in look someone in the eye…having the Cove male was arrested for second- Oyster Bay and the first female Ameri- ability to stare them down is absolutely degree harassment and disorderly ■ On March 28, a 31-year-old Glen ca’s Cup Champion; Dr. Jen Welter, the powerful.” conduct on Glen Street. Cove female was arrested for third- first female coach of the National Foot- “One of the beautiful things about degree criminal mischief and two ■ On March 31, a 36-year-old Glen ball League; and Evelyn Kandel, a Glen football is that it shines a light on diver- counts of endangering the welfare of Cove female was arrested for third- Cove resident and U.S. Marine Sergeant. sity,” Welter said. “It doesn’t work if a child on Stephen Oval. degree assault on Glen Street. They each touched on their back- everyone looks the same. That has grounds and discussed what it is like for taught me that diversity is strength.” ■ On March 30, a 56-year-old Glen ■ On April 2, a 40-year-old Glen Cove women to succeed in typically male- Kandel, who is the Nassau County Cove male was arrested for second- male was arrested for second-degree dominated fields. Poet Laureate, was one of the first degree harassment and third-degree menacing and fourth-degree criminal Riley, who grew up in Detroit, MI, women to join the Marines. After gradu- menacing on Brookdale Road. possession of a weapon on Shore said she learned to sail with her family, ating from high school in 1951, she could Road. and said she was pushed from a young not afford to go to art school, so she age to learn how to sail properly. “It was enlisted instead. She modeled for a pro- People named in Crime Watch items as having been arrested and charged with viola- character building, learning to do a job motional campaign and was featured on tions or crimes are only suspected of committing those acts of which they are accused. and do it right,” she said. “Those things poster displayed in Times Square, as They are all presumed to be innocent of those charges until and unless found guilty in in life have taken me through a lot of well as on a 1952 postage stamp celebrat- a court of law. different things.” ing women in armed services. She was the captain and engineer of During her time in service, she said, the first all-women crew of the Whit- women had very specific roles. “When I bread Round the World races, the first joined, women couldn’t marry or have Residents evacuated on Glen Street woman to ever manage America’s Cup children,” she said. “Now women are syndicate, and the first American to sail sent to combat zones. I admire the A building on Glen Street was evacu- between 59 to 69 Glen Street. Glen Cove in three America’s Cups. “It’s super cool women I meet and hearing their experi- ated on Tuesday morning due to high Mayor Timothy Tenke was at the scene to see where being determined and hav- ence. Women have made huge gains in levels of carbon monoxide, according and authorized the Glen Cove Senior ing a background that pushes you to the military.” to police. Center as an evacuation site for the dis- continue fighting,” she said, “shows Attendees had a chance to ask ques- On April 6, at approximately 2:36 placed residents. how far we can come.” tions, and multiple people said they a.m., the Glen Cove Police received a Police said the cause of the carbon Welter served as a defensive coaching found the women’s stories inspirational. call for an activated carbon monoxide monoxide buildup was a small electri- intern for the Arizona Cardinals in 2015 detector at 59 Glen Street. When Glen cal fire in an underground access area Cove officers arrived they observed to the building. At 9:43 a.m. the Glen smoke emanating from a manhole at 69 Cove Fire Department deemed the Glen Street. The Glen Cove Fire Depart- buildings to be safe for reentry. None of ment arrived and detected high levels the residents required hospitalization. of carbon monoxide in the buildings

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Planting Fields Foundation has Duncan C. Sahner announced the election of Duncan C. Sah- Duncan Sahner is a partner at Abdiel ner to the Board of Trustees and two new Capital, an investment firm in Manhat- additions to the staff. Caitlin Colban-Wal- tan. He graduated from Princeton Univer- dron joins the organization as the sity with an A.B. in history and extensive Michael D. Coe Archivist and Doris Del coursework in art and architecture. He Serving the North Shore for Over 42 Years Valle will assume the role of Fundraising works with several organizations as a A Name You Can Trust….. AAA Rated and Events Manager. trustee, among them the Horticultural “I am pleased to welcome Duncan to Society of New York, and serves as presi- the Planting Fields Foundation Board of dent of his college class. 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By MELISSA KOENIG GLEN COVE HERALD — April 8, 2021 [email protected]

A team of health professionals and engineers have spent the last year reviewing more than 250 strategies to keep patrons safe at the new UBS Arena when it opens in the fall, and are now ready to demonstrate some of the protocols they will have in place at the arena by welcom- ing sponsors, clients and sales prospects back to their Preview Club in Manhattan, while also working to attain GBAC STAR Facility Accreditation for the arena from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council. The building is already code-compli- ant, according to Ed Bosco, managing principal for New York-based ME Engi- neers, and will feature a new ventilation system and operations designed to limit physical interactions. Parking payments Courtesy UBS Arena could be made over the phone at the new THE NEW UBS Arena will feature new technology and protocols to protect patrons from the coronavirus. arena, which will also have contactless grab-and-go food and mobile ordering, “We know what works,” Bosco said, mending that arenas use better ventila- ing the coronavirus vaccine and more restrooms equipped with touchless fix- “and we’re trying to match it up with cus- tion and filtration systems, which is easi- aggressive cleaning practices. tures and dispensers and cashless check- tomer experience.” er to install in newer buildings with pre- “From hockey games to concerts and out options. Bosco had been helping Australian cise control systems. other live events,” Dr. K Elizabeth Hawk, Additionally, anyone who visits the Open officials deal with the wildfires last “We have a better understanding of a medical doctor who also assisted UBS Preview Club over the next few months year, he said, when he saw the coronavi- these buildings,” Bosco said, noting that officials in the design of the arena’s will be required to practice social distanc- rus start to spread throughout the East. he uses an equation to determine how Covid-19 protocols, said in a statement, ing and wear face coverings, except when He then became involved in two interna- much the virus could spread in a given “UBS Arena will cultivate an inviting they are eating and drinking, and all staff tional task forces to address the spread of location, and “as you start adding masks environment in which guests can connect will receive the “proper mandatory train- the respiratory illness, and soon, he said, and ventilation, that risk drops.” and enjoy a memorable experience as ing” on Covid-19 disinfection and safety “It became real clear that this was air- In fact, he said, the risk of getting they look to safely take advantage of the protocols, including PPE usage and Covid borne.” Covid at the new UBS Arena could be as arena’s unique amenities.” symptom reporting protocols. Since then, Bosco has been recom- low as 10 percent with more people receiv- It is scheduled to open in October.

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Hope on the horizon What older adults need to look out for (and the people who love them) f you’re an older adult, or you care about someone who Get outside is, this is a pivotal moment in the pandemic. Covid-19 Make a plan to meet a friend outside, with masks on and I vaccination is well under way and many older adults staying apart, if you’re feeling well. The weather is starting to have already been immunized and now inching toward a warm up, but even if it’s chilly, dress appropriately (including return to “normalcy.” footwear with appropriate grip) and enjoy a walk, hike, But this hopeful moment comes at the exact same time explore a park, have a chat or do other activities. that new, mutated forms of the virus threaten to speed up the If the sun is out, make a special effort to get outside by Social spread, adding to already high levels of Covid-19 cases, hospi- yourself or with others, since sun exposure can help your talizations and deaths. mood and vitamin D levels especially since we’ve just So as the pandemic enters its second year, older adults emerged from a difficult winter. Engagement may feel a mixture of hope, anxiety, fatigue, anger, fear and If you go outside to meet someone who doesn’t live with resolve. you, keep masks on, and keep your distance physically. And “Older adults have been disproportionally affected by don’t leave home if you know you’ve been exposed to some- Whether socializing in place or this pandemic, and not just in terms of their physical health,” one with Covid-19 in the last two weeks, or you have symp- says Preeti Malani, M.D., an infectious disease and geriatrics toms of any illness. getting out, connections are specialist at Michigan Medicine, the University of Michigan’s For dining or drinking outside or in ‘igloo’ type structures, academic medical center, and the director of the National Poll which means no masks, it’s still best to stick with members of more important than ever on Healthy Aging. “As this year moves on, it’s important to find your household or one other household that you agree to Everyone needs social con- old hobby or take a class to learn safe ways to engage with others, get outside and move form a “pod” with. nections to survive and thrive. something new. You might have around, and take care of your medical needs.” But as people age, they often fun and meet people with simi- Here are top tips to follow through if you’re an older adult, Move every day find themselves spending more lar interests. or if you live with or love someone who is (these tips also Even if you can’t go outside, or don’t want to brave a cold time alone. Growing older Stay active, mentally and apply to younger people who have health conditions that or rainy day, just walking around, climbing stairs, stretching, or means adapting to new social physically. Move more and sit make them more vulnerable to the worst effects of Covid-19, tuning in to an exercise class online or on television can help challenges, which can be bur- less. Engage in physical activity including people with autoimmune conditions, or immune you keep your mood up and your muscles working. densome enough without deal- such as a walk or online group systems that have been weakened by a condition they have It may be tempting to sit on the couch or in front of the ing with a pandemic at the same exercise classes. Adults should or treatments they receive): computer for hours on end, but even if you do, make sure to time. aim for at least 150 minutes (2 get up at least once an hour to move around, get a drink of Being alone may leave older 1/2 hours) of activity a week that Get the vaccine as soon as you can water, look out a window, or even doing a “standing meeting” adults more vulnerable to social makes you breathe hard. It’s safe and will help keep you from getting a bad case of with coworkers, friends or relatives, where you stand or walk isolation, which can affect health Flex your brain. Draw a Covid-19 if you do get exposed. Don’t be afraid to ask for help around while you talk or have a video chat. and well-being. Studies show sketch, write a poem or short if you need to use an unfamiliar website or mobile app to do that loneliness and social isola- story, or start journaling. so. Don’t let a little technology stand between you and the Connect tion are associated with higher Create connections using vaccine that can protect you! Even if still you’re not comfortable getting together with risks for health problems such as technology. Use online tools to Also, make sure you’re scheduling the appointment people outside, or going into stores for essential trips, you heart disease, depression, and connect with friends and family. through an official source — don’t be taken in by scam sites should make a special effort to connect with others virtually cognitive decline. Attend virtual events and con- that have fooled some older adults. — especially if you live alone or are home alone most of the Maintaining social connec- certs or tour museums from Once you’re vaccinated, don’t act as if you have super- day. Loneliness and social isolation have doubled among tions and staying mentally and home. Read a book online. If powers older adults during the pandemic. physically active is key to reduc- you’re not tech-savvy, sign up for First of all, it takes up to two weeks for the first dose to If you know another older person who may need more ing social isolation and loneli- an online or in-person class at teach your immune system about the coronavirus. And it connection during this time, don’t be afraid to reach out. ness among older adults, partic- your local public library or com- takes two doses of the vaccine, several weeks apart, to get full Phone calls, texts, video chats, virtual classes and book clubs, ularly now, as we continue to munity center to help you learn protection (unless you’re getting the Johnson & Johnson ver- television or movie “watch parties” and social media can all deal with the Covid-19 national how to use email or social media. sion).You can still get seriously ill with Covid-19 in those first help. health crisis. Welcome a furry compan- weeks if you were exposed to coronavirus just before or just Also be sure to check your local library, senior center or Here are some ideas to stay ion into your home. Consider after getting vaccinated (but the vaccine can’t give you even a museum (such as Hofstra University Museum of Art connected. adopting a pet if you are able to Covid-19, because it doesn’t contain a whole virus.) and Nassau County Museum of Art, and arts venues, such as Reach out. Try to call a fam- care for them. Animals can be a Even after your second dose, you can still get infected, Tilles Center, which continue to offer online events. ily member or friend every day, source of comfort and may also though you probably won’t get nearly as sick as you would write them a note or send a lower stress and blood pressure. have. You may still be able to infect others, though research- Help others card. Schedule time each day to Focus on your faith. ers are working to see how likely this really is. That makes this The pandemic, and its economic effects, have hit some stay in touch with family, friends, Deepen your spirituality at your next step important too. people much harder than others. and neighbors in person, by church or synagogue and Whether you’ve gotten the vaccine yet or not, keep wear- If you have the ability to give time, money or expertise to email, social media, voice call, or engage with others in activities ing masks and maintain social distancing protocols. a cause or organization you believe in, or to help neighbors text. Talk with people you trust and events. The virus is still widespread, so even as more people get with simple tasks such as pet walking or outdoor chores, this and share your feelings. Suggest vaccinated and their vaccine takes effect, it could take is a good time to do so. You may find that helping others an activity to help nurture and months for the spread to slow. It’s still important to do all the helps you too. strengthen existing relation- Above photo: Being socially engaged things we’ve been doing (or should have been doing) since ships. improves the quality of life for older adults and is associated with better spring to reduce the chance of getting or spreading the virus. Above photo: Special risks mean special care is needed, even as the Find an activity that you mental and physical health. Masks are critical to slowing the spread of coronavirus, vaccine becomes available. enjoy. You might even restart an 16 April 8, 2021 — GLEN COVE HERALD M By Jennifer B. Cona, Esq. We’ve learned a lot of lessons in the time of of time the in lessons of lot a learned We’ve Covid. Now is not the time to be complacent. 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absence to mark this happy occasion.” requirements and resume to [email protected] 1127613 20 April 8, 2021 — GLEN COVE HERALD [email protected] DOWNES BRIDGET By At Nassau Community College, the shows went on THE NASSAU COMMUNITY NASSAU THE beingchair,newthe thisbecamenor-my cuss how to move forward. “In some ways, ing.” teach- for reboot abrupt an was It face. say,theyto classes,asin-houseface all . be it dance, theater, even theater history . . us theare rest very of tactile experiences, “But explained. Ginsburg online,” been always had that — appreciation theater accordingly.— classonline one had“We adjustcurriculumandZoomthelearn to online,facultyhadwhichthethatmeant of couple a for weeks.” need might I I thought everything and drives hard the ered gath- I andoffice away,my towent I and down,say, 3:15. 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Acting classes changed venues, too,venues, changed classes Acting out. largerspacethatsodancers couldspread grateful to the NCC administration. department,”said,addinghewasthat he dancetheaterand a functionasstill and col- his and leaguescould Ginsburg “keep our educational so goals classes son stateallowin-per-ordersandsomeforto Prevention and Control Disease for ters Cen- the guidelinestheof toadaptdents Administrators helped professors and stu- ing nearly 300 students in the department. innovativestorm continuewaysto teach- doing it this way.’” way.we’reanother OK, it do to used we ‘Well,go,have didn’tto “I said. he mal,” h dne rga ws oe t a to moved was program dance The reinventfacultytoThehad brain-and set like a television and film production studio. production film and television a like set one 10 nights in a row helps students students helps row a in nights 10 one eachperforming and year a showseight explainingthatputtingtogether seven or pudding,”theinGinsburg said, proof no performance. there’sspace,performance “Without the there’s and classroom have to be evaluated they .and . . at material, the same them level.”give and them addresshaveyouto “andGinsburg said, Zoom,”onstudents someareand face to face arestudents some of modalitydual tuning in via Zoom to students participate. allow to monitors 84-inch and campusstudios wereequipped withWiFi Andstudents. between in installedwere plasticreason,barrierssameandthe for But in the arts,there’sthein But the learning in with deal to had faculty the of “Alot Baldwin High School. attending after and during dreams arts own their pursued Meredith, and Max kids, His own. their on discoveredthem they but arts, the childreninto his push designat Brooklyn College, didn’t want to theatermaster’s in a earned andversity purchasing tickets, “Pipeline” of will lieu charge in viewers $5. button the donation of a many alongside online, available While are shows April. of end the for scheduled is “Pipeline,”Morisseau’s itsfirst streaming production, Dominique And more. and show variety homemade a Fire,” on “Sistas Dream,”Night’s mer the make show go to on.” ways find will we and on, becauseasthe adage is, the show must go problem,every of out way its work and theaterreinventto itself naturetheof is right,” Ginsburg said. “We have to shift. It graduation. ty— to be able to market themselves after theirownvideo reelsnewopportuni-a — the dancers. for features technical other and jection multipurposeballroom with lighting, pro- school’s the revamping to devoted were mentwas brought in, and about 400 hours andfilm production company. New equip- morebecomingonminiature a television ent Zoom backgrounds. costumeddifferFullyZoom.actorsused via Halloween around “Dracula” staged department the productions, for format at past, temporarily.the the reimaginingleast After of thing a were audiences the students’ labs. are Performances said. he classroom, a grow. That growth kind of can’t happen in productionsShakespeare’s of “A Midsum- “Life goes on and we move to the the to move we and on goes “Life edit to learned also students Dance focused department the there, From Ginsburg, who attended Hofstra Uni Hofstra attended who Ginsburg, Inthe past year, the department put on Covid-19 Thespreadmeant of that live Photos courtesy Richard Ginsburg Richard courtesy Photos - - Bingo brings people together, virtually 21 GLEN COVE HERALD — April 8, 2021 CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE people something to look forward to on a viewers,” Shuman said. Monday night.” Though Monday Night Bingo began as The popularity also inspired Shuman to a way for him to connect with friends and set up a GoFundMe campaign to raise family, it quickly evolved into something money for a new Bingo machine for the for the community. Shuman, 39, the activi- senior center. It has raised nearly $1,000 so ties coordinator for the Glen Cove Senior far, and the goal is $2,800. Center, created a website, glencove- Mimi Simonetti, 94, the Bingo caller at athome.com, last May to provide some the senior center, said she enjoys the entertainment when not much else was online games, and has been participating going on. As he began developing it, he since Day One. “It’s great,” she said, “and said, it became more involved. he improves it every time.” “It took hundreds of hours to make Sally DiMiceli, 78, of Glen Cove, a friend of Simonetti’s, said she also tunes in sure everything was working properly, to regularly. “It gives us something to look test, and to get used to the production of it forward to,” DiMiceli said. “Eric plays dif- all,” Shuman said. “What started out as a ferent games and makes it interesting.” simple group of 10 to 15 viewers with one Victoria Amendolara and her mother, camera is now a full production with Bridgett, spent their Friday nights playing music, chat, sound effects, cameras, lights Courtesy Eric Shuman Bingo at the Glen Cove Knights of Colum- and over 400 players from 16 different THE MONDAY NIGHT Bingo games often have a theme, especially around any holidays. bus prior to the pandemic. When they saw states and eight countries.” a post online about Monday Night Bingo When he saw the interest, he said, it in that group.” day — have also raised money through last spring, they decided to give it a try, and made him want to keep improving the As the game grew, he said, he wanted it sponsorships for the SAGE Foundation, have been playing ever since. Victoria, 24, event. He enlisted the help of his brother- to have more of a show atmosphere and the fundraising arm of the senior center. said they use a projector to set it up on a in-law to create the program, and his wife, look more polished and professional. He Kathy Santucci is the community liai- big screen, pour a couple of glasses of Jessica, calls numbers and checks submis- created different theme nights, adding son for the Glen Cove Center for Nursing wine and make a night of it. sions. Other friends and family helped test music and wearing costumes. “What start- and Rehab and Emerge Nursing and “Monday nights were never fun, and the program and offered feedback. ed out as a family-and-friends thing ended Rehab at Glen Cove. Both companies have now it’s my favorite night,” she said. “It’s a “After playing several times with family up becoming a group of volunteers that sponsored Monday Night Bingo. “There community we look forward to connecting and friends and getting the hang of every- put in a ton of money, energy and time to was such a need for socialization during with.” thing, I thought it would be nice to offer it bring some happiness to people during this time, and we felt like we should spon- The next Bingo night will be next Mon- to the public, especially for the senior pop- this very difficult time,” Shuman said. sor the event to help support something day, from 7 to 9 p.m. ulation,” Shuman said. “A lot of people In addition to offering entertainment, that has been good for the community,” “It’s been so rewarding, just playing may not be able to get in touch or do a lot the games — now held every other Mon- Santucci said of Shuman’s game. “It gives this simple game of Bingo,” Shuman said. 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City’s the in located and 134 as 6-12, Lots 11, Block 23, Section designated NY Cove, 11542, 115 Glen at St, Glen lot foot square gross 22,089 a on located is property residence The building. multiple a new construct requesting to variances LLC Property Owner, St Glen 115 of application appeal the on be 7:30 will hearing at The Thursday, p.m. 2021 15, on April Zoning of Appeals Board Glen Cove the by HEARING held be PULIC will NOTICE a that TAKE PUBLIC PLEASE OF HEARING ZONING NOTICE OF APPEALS BOARD CITY OFGLENCOVE LEGAL NOTICE’ Ciampi, 125473 Elizabeth District Clerk Central By: shore School District North BOARD OFEDUCATION award ofcontracts and bids the of evaluation in bidder prospective the of specifications, bid the in forth set financial qualifications, to specific and the responsibility right Education consider the of reserve the addition, referenced Boards In above fields. the in reputation experience, and service consider Education right to The the reserve of further District. Boards School the of interest best the in is bid judgment, of Boards Education’s that the in accept which, to or to bids,all or any reject to or right in informalities any waive the reserves education of board Each Bid Submissions: bid opening. days the of date (45) the & following forty-five period shall of a for Bids firm A/C, . remain “ & Services Repairs General Refrigeration Ventilation School for Bid -Cooperative Central District “North outside: Shore the on marked in clearly the be which should enclosed envelopes sealed be bids as by must All specifications. manner and required the designated in form proposal standard presented the on be must Bids at 516-277-7833. Hall A. 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Dated: 571-2090 1-3715. call (516) please additional information, For formats. alternative other or in tape available audio- print, large Braille, made the be can information Upon request, by events Office. Treasurer’s public and conducted and with hearings activities programs, services, all in participate to disabilities enable to individuals with provided be will Americans (ADA) Act Disabilities the Upon by required those as such accommodations activities.request, or or programs, to, services, its in, access employment or treatment or to admission in disability of basis the on discriminate not this does County Nassau be before April 22, 2021. in will or on publication sold advertised be to are liens tax which properties upon local of list A View/32293 ny.gov/DocumentCenter/ http://www.nassaucounty County Nassau Treasurer at: the website of the at available is sold be to are liens tax which on County Nassau in estate real all of list the A by Treasurer. determined be to location other or some at Mineola will Street, West 1 Treasurer County The of Office the at same 2021 May of day 5th the on commence be in- held, shall auction an Treasurer person that the determine Should ounty- C Treasurer 526/ / yny.gov https://www.nassaucount Nassau the County Treasurer at: of website the the at available for is auction procedures concerning be the will information Further online. auction conducted the County the Treasurer of County Nassau discretion at the Code lien the Administrative of Nassau provisions to per the Pursuant purchased. of Fee $20.00 Issue Certificate Tax a due buyer lien the is from there Lien Certificate the of upon issuance the that requires also 175-2015 No. Ordinance sale. lien tax the at bid to intends for who person each fee per registration $175.00 day a the requires 175-2015 No. County sale Ordinance lien with 2019 February Effective the in Administrative Code. of defined Nassau 5-37.0 as Section unpaid taxes total such the of takeamount to shall any offer persons or which person six-month for period, per of percent rate 10 lowest exceeding not interest, the at sold be will liens tax Such 23 THE GREAT BOOK GURU

Tourists traps? GLEN COVE HERALD — April 8, 2021 ear Great Book Guru, gain with him: If they don costumes and We were able to get together perform in the village square for the many on our porch with visiting tourists, the money family this weekend they earn will allow them to flee their country for a new life. (everyone is fully vaccinated) D We are with the pair for and as you might have three days as they dance and guessed, conversation quickly sing for a disparate audience of turned to books we had read men and women interested in recently. Someone mentioned taking selfies, ogling the couple, a new novel about tourism romanticizing about their and its effects on communi- “exotic” lives, seeing their obvi- ties. It sounded interesting. ous sadness and poverty as Are you familiar with it? ANN “part of the charm.” A stolen Courtesy Joseph Simoneschi –Loving My Family wallet that yields only a few SISTERS FANNY GRELLA and Louise Simoneschi enjoyed having lunch together DIPIETRO dollars, a shaming wife, conven- Dear Loving My Family, tion goers who carelessly toss at Panera Bread in Glen Cove. Yes, “Brothers, Sister, money at the siblings, all make Mother, Explorer,” by Jamie us question what role we might Figueroa, is an amazing first novel. Rafa play in this brittle, biting tale of cruel In Memoriam: Fanny Grella and Rufina are brother and sister living in indifference to fellow humans. Highly rec- an unnamed Latin American country. ommended! Oct. 23, 1926 to April 10, 2020 Their mother Rosalinda has just died and these adult siblings are devastated at their Would you like to ask the Great Book Guru Fanny Grella died on April 10, Famiglietti and her sister, Louise loss, so much so that Rafa is planning sui- for a book suggestion? Contact her at 2020, from Covid-19, at age 93. She is Simoneschi. She is survived by a host cide. To prevent this, Rufina makes a bar- [email protected]. survived by her younger sister, Antoi- of nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and nette Chessler. She is predeceased by grand-nephews, notably her nephew her husband Carmen, sons Michael Joey Simoneschi, who she referred to and Daniel and grandson Michael as her “guardian angel” and her niece LGLE2 48 Grella Jr. She is also predeceased by Debbie Abraham, whom she loved PUBLIC NOTICES her brothers Thomas and Joseph dearly. sold subject to any and all Corporation(FDIC) has been notified by the the Bidder will bid upon, superior tax liens of receivership. County Treasurer that the and the interest rate(s) sovereignties and other The County Treasurer certificates of sale are bid, will be arrived at OBITUARIES municipalities and to all reserves the right, ready for delivery, then all independently and claims of record which without further notice amounts deposited with without direct or indirect the County may have and at any time, to the County Treasurer consultation, thereon and subject to withdraw from sale any including but not limited communication or the provisions of the of the parcels of land or to the ten per cent agreement with any other Federal and State premises herein listed. theretofore paid by him bidder and that the tax Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil The Nassau County shall, without further certificate(s) the Bidder Relief Acts. Treasurer reserves the notice or demand, be will bid upon, and the However, such tax liens right to intervene in any irrevocably forfeited by interest rate(s) to be bid, shall have priority over bankruptcy case/litigation the purchaser and shall have not been disclosed, the County’s Differential where the property be retained by the County directly or indirectly, to Interest Lien, representing affected by the tax liens Treasurer as liquidated any other bidder, and will the excess, if any, of the sold by the Treasurer is damages and the not be disclosed, directly interest and penalty part of the bankruptcy agreement to purchase or indirectly, to any other borne at the maximum estate. However, it is the shall be of no further bidder prior to the close rate over the interest and sole responsibility of all effect. Time is of the of bidding. No attempt penalty borne at the rate tax lien purchasers to essence in this sale. This has been made or will be at which the lien is protect their legal sale is held pursuant to made to, directly or purchased. interests in any the Nassau County indirectly, induce any The Purchaser bankruptcy case affecting Administrative Code and other bidder to refrain acknowledges that the their purchased tax lien, interested parties are from bidding on any tax tax lien(s) sold pursuant including but not limited referred to such Code for certificate, to submit to these Terms of Sale to the filing of a proof of additional information as complementary bids, or to may be subject to claim on their behalf, to terms of the sale, submit bids at specific pending bankruptcy covering their investment rights of purchasers, interest rates. proceedings and/or may in said tax lien. The maximum rates of 3. The bids to be placed become subject to such Nassau County Treasurer interest and other legal by the Bidder will be proceedings which may and Nassau County and incidents of the sale. made in good faith and be commenced during the its agencies, assumes no Furthermore, as to the not pursuant to any direct period in which a tax lien responsibility for any bidding, or indirect, agreement or is held by a successful legal representation of 1. The bidder(s) agree discussion with, or Kelly Jean Cavanagh Sarah Sturges Bancroft bidder or the assignee of any tax lien purchaser in that they will not work inducement from, any same, which may modify any legal proceeding with any other bidder(s) other bidder to submit a Kelly Jean Cavanagh of Glen Cove, Sarah Sturges Bancroft, of Locust a Purchaser’s rights with including but not limited to increase, maintain or complementary or other respect to the lien(s) and to a bankruptcy case stabilize interest rates or noncompetitive bid. formerly of Long Beach, peacefully Valley, died on March 22, at age 83. the property securing where the purchased tax collaborate with any 4. If it is determined that returned home to the kingdom of heav- Devoted wife of the late William Wood- same. Such bankruptcy lien is at risk. other bidder(s) to gain an the bidder(s) have en on March 23, 2021, at the age of 59. ward Bancroft and loving mother, step- proceedings shall not The rate of interest and unfair competitive violated any of these bid affect the validity of the penalty at which any advantage in the random requirements then their Kelly had been an active member of her mother, and grandmother. An avid tax lien. In addition to person purchases the tax number generator in the bid shall be voided and if faith and had dedicated her life to help- bridge player, loved movies, a good book being subject to pending lien shall be established event of a tie bid(s) on a they were the successful ing others. She is survived by her son, and gardening. A proud supporter of bankruptcy proceedings by his bid. Each tax certificate. Bidder(s) bidder the lien and any and/or the Federal and purchaser, immediately further agree not to deposits made in Billy Cavanagh, 28, of Los Angeles, Cali- the ASPCA. Survived by her brother, State Soldiers’ and after the sale thereof, employ any bidding connection with said bid fornia; cousin Jean McElroy; brother Ralph Sturges; her children, Fred and Sailors’ Civil Relief Acts, shall pay to the County strategy designed to shall be forfeited. said purchaser’s right of Treasurer ten per cent of create an unfair Dated: March 26, John Cavanagh, and many oth- Libby; her step-sons, Billy and Monty; foreclosure may be the amount for which the competitive advantage in 2021 ers. Arrangements entrusted to the and her seven grandchildren, Charlotte, affected by the Financial tax liens have been sold the tiebreaking process in THE NASSAU COUNTY Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen Lilian, Freddy, Will, Serena, Julie and Institutions Reform, and the remaining ninety the upcoming tax sale nor TREASURER Recovery and per cent within thirty days work with any other Mineola, New York Cove, www.dodgethomas.com. Services Finn. A memorial service will be held Enforcement after such sale. If the bidder(s) to engage in any 125394 and interment are private. later this year. 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Some of us are killing our friends without bullets GLEN COVE HERALD — April 8, 2021 e Americans have experi- “human error.” gies, and Fauci has proclaimed that we selves Republicans have decided that enced a horrible year since It is estimated that approximately 65 shouldn’t “spike the ball on the 5-yard- wearing a mask is a political statement, the coronavirus invaded percent of all people over age 65 in New line.” In plain talk, Fauci says that the and they want no part of it. The anti- out shores. We’ve been con- York state have been vaccinated. The number of reported cases and deaths vaccine movement has contributed to finedW to our homes, prohibited from numbers for people under 65 aren’t as have plateaued, and despite all the vac- the increase in cases, and some right- traveling to vacation places and denied high, but with the announcement that cinations, more and more people are wing groups have embraced the anti- most of the many pleasures we took for anyone over age 18 will defying health warnings vaccers as a way to gain attention. granted pre-Covid. We have lost loved now be eligible for the and exposing themselves to Over the past year, we have learned ones and been shots, it’s anticipated that the possibility of serious other interesting facts. When cases go denied the chance by mid-summer, a vast hen you illness. The latest bump in up in your hometown, businesses are hit to hug the people majority of New Yorkers new cases is hitting the with new restrictions. More reported who are most will have had one or both ﬂout 25-to-40 age group hard, cases cause occupancy numbers to be important in our shots. Sounds good, doesn’t W and the people in it are just reduced, and that hits your suffering lives. it? social distancing, being declared eligible to local business owner right in the pocket- Millions of Not according to Dr. you punish a get vaccinated. book. Every bundle of new cases forces doses of vaccines Rochelle P. Walensky, the The statistics that are a local official to punish innocent mer- have been distrib- director of the Centers for lot more people announced every day don’t chants. When you take off that mask uted around the Disease Control and Pre- reach most people, but the and flout social distancing, you punish a country. The news vention, who tearfully stat- than you think. television reports of the lot more people than you’d imagine. JERRY is promising, but ed recently that the coun- spring break crowds in Things could get a lot better in the to quote the great try was in danger of a Miami, flashed on the news months to come, and the increasing KREMER Yogi Berra, It fourth wave of Covid-19 that could wipe many nights in a row, showed how reck- number of vaccinated people is promis- ain’t over till it’s out all of our progress to date. Her fear less the college and post-college crowd ing. But Berra would be the first to over. for the public is based on the fact that can be. Miami police were forced to acknowledge that as of this point in President Biden optimistically prom- some 18 states have declared that the make hundreds of arrests, and blocked April, this national crisis is far from ised that we would have 100 million vac- there is no longer any need for masks off the bridges leading to downtown over. cinations in his first 100 days, and now and social distancing, and their inhabit- Miami. It’s too early to assess how many he has upped that goal to 200 million. ants can go back to life as usual. Busi- new cases will be reported, but there’s Jerry Kremer was a state assemblyman Pfizer, using new and remarkable tech- nesses have been told that it’s time to no doubt that there will be an uptick in for 23 years, and chaired the Assembly’s nology, has predicted that in a short open up, with no qualifications. Covid reports. Ways and Means Committee for 12 years. time it will be able to produce 100 mil- Similar warnings have come from Dr. Many other people will contract He now heads Empire Government Strat- lion doses a month. Johnson & Johnson Anthony Fauci, director of the National Covid in the weeks and months to come egies, a business development and legis- has also made bold promises, even with Institute of Allergy and Infectious Dis- due to other factors. For some stupid lative strategy firm. Comments about the recent loss of 10 million doses due to eases. Many doctors like sports analo- reasons, many people who call them- this column? [email protected].

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married an older man, and this Nancy Pelosi is 80. Senate Majority they know he knows their lives. So what does this have to do with my week he’s turning 75. When we met, Leader Chuck Schumer is 70. The GOP’s He is building a team of professionals husband turning 75? Biden has neutral- I was 14 and he was 15. Fortuitously, Mitch McConnell is 79. Not to mention who have done this job before and know ized the age issue. What do I care if my on this landmark birthday, it’s gold- Bernie Sanders. the ropes. partner of 48 years has wrinkles and enI to be golden. All the good guys are In the run-up to the 2020 election, I Perhaps the emergence of the old white hair? What do I care if he gets out over 75 these days. In fact, presidentially wrote a column arguing that Biden was man as political hero began with Sand- of breath playing basketball with the speaking, my guy isn’t quite old enough. too old to run for presiden- ers in the 2016 election. grandkids? If he were running for office, he would cy. I was concerned that his Among the many bizarre Sure, I remember the 17-year-old need another age could compromise his aspects of that race was the hunk I dated at Lawrence High School in three or four performance in office. Ide- ith a phenomenon of young peo- 1964. Yes, I know he had shoulders to die years of maturing ally, a president should be landmark ple driving the Sanders for and a killer jump shot. Today he to be ready for the at the peak of his powers. W election machine. walks a bit more slowly, and sometimes Oval Office. But we don’t live in an birthday, charting Bernie’s supporters searches for a word. But he’s so in. Like I’m old enough ideal world. the emergence loved him because he the Bern, his voice is sometimes raspy, to remember the When the race came seemed like an honest bro- and he, too, waves his arms when he election of Jack down to Trump vs. Biden, of the old man ker to them, and that’s a talks. But we have a meeting of the Kennedy when he there was no question at rare commodity in modern minds on the state of the world and poli- was 43, and let me all: Biden had to win. He as political hero. political life. Biden’s sup- tics. We have successfully worked togeth- RANDI tell you, our Joe had to replace the man and porters stand with him er for more than five decades on raising Biden is no Jack the messengers who were because they connect with our kids and grandkids and caring for KREISS Kennedy. Appar- infusing corruption and him on an emotional and aging parents. ently the passing authoritarianism into our government ethical level. They are tired of trauma It’s true, my old man has arthritis in of torches and agencies and offices. Many of us who and melodrama emanating from the his neck, and sometimes heavy breath- high-energy moon-shot talk are out of voted for Biden felt destabilized by the White House. They are tired of decrees ing means he is walking up too many favor, and white hair and marital fidelity previous administration. We wanted by tweet and, truthfully, tired of a mad- stairs. But who would want a callow are in. Sailing off Cape Cod is out and someone we could count on. man at the helm of our ship of state. youth? The ascendance of Joe Biden has riding Amtrak is in. There is something about Biden’s age Watching Biden’s steady hand on the taught us that 70-something can be a Politico released a story featuring that makes it all work in this moment. wheel is heartening. His longtime rela- starting line. Anything is possible. President Biden’s cabinet appointees, He has the gravitas, the experience and tionships smooth the way for getting My birthday boy has four years to referring to the cabinet as his “senior the emotional stability to give us our things done. Yes, he’s old. Yes, he occa- decide whether to run for president. center.” And with good reason. The aver- best chance of building bridges, literally sionally flubs a line, but this happens to age age of the first 12 nominees is 63. and figuratively. He walks in step with be his unique time to change the course Copyright 2021 Randi Kreiss. Randi can Among other leadership, House Speaker many diverse groups of Americans, and of American history. be reached at [email protected]. 26 HERALDGlen Cove Established 1991 HERALD EDITORIALS Incorporating Gold Coast Gazette JILL NOSSA Editor ■ High-speed rail for L.I. deserves public support JUDITH RIVERA ANGELA CALVO ith the Biden administration Slower-speed spur lines from Oyster Bay billion, 90 to 100 percent of which the feder- Advertising Account Executives pushing a $2 trillion national and Riverhead would connect with the al government would provide under the OFFICE infrastructure plan, what main high-speed branch, which would run proposed infrastructure bill, would be a 2 Endo Boulevard once seemed like a fantasy — down the middle of Nassau County and massive economic stimulus to the region, Garden City, NY 11530 high-speed rail for the Northeast — is slow- part of Suffolk County. creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. Phone: (516) 569-4000 W April 8, 2021 — GLEN COVE HERALD 2021 — GLEN COVE April 8, Fax: (516) 569-4942 ly, steadily becoming a distinct possibility, The rail line and its spurs, officials said, Local residents, officials noted, would Web: glencove.liherald.com and Long Island could play a central role in would connect Nassau’s major research not, for the most part, have to worry about E-mail: [email protected] the proposed project. institutions, like Hofstra University, with their properties being taken by right of Twitter: @NSHeraldGazette The Long Island Association last week its counterparts in Suffolk, like Stony eminent domain to build the rail line, Copyright © 2020 hosted an hour-long Zoom panel discussion Brook University and Brookhaven Nation- because most of it would be constructed on Richner Communications, Inc. of plans for a high-speed rail line that al Laboratory, in Upton. Through the main current underused or abandoned rights of would run from New York City to Ronkonk- line, such centers would be connected with way. And environmentalists needn’t worry HERALD COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS oma, across the Long Island Sound to Hart- other major research institutes in New about disturbing the Long Island Sound’s Robert Richner ford, Conn., and then to Boston. Total trip York City and Boston. ecosystem, because a 16-mile-long tunnel Edith Richner time: 1 hour, 40 minutes, compared with The Northeast is one of America’s most would be constructed well below the bot- Publishers, 1964-1987 the 3½ hours that it now takes by car — if important research corridors, with many tom of the sound. ■ you hit no traffic along the way. If driving of the nation’s great universities and insti- Clearly, this project would be a win-win CLIFFORD RICHNER conditions are poor, getting to Boston from tutes here, but they are now hopelessly dis- for the Northeast — Long Island, in partic- STUART RICHNER Publishers New York can take four to five hours. connected by sclerotic traffic arteries. ular. To ensure that it happens, though, MICHAEL BOLOGNA The $100 billion rail line, a public-pri- High-speed rail could very well lead to a the public needs to apply pressure to Con- Vice President - Operations vate partnership, would take an estimated renaissance of scientific — and economic gress to pass Biden’s infrastructure plan ■ 20 years to complete. Trains on the line — progress in the region. and include the North Atlantic Rail Initia- SCOTT BRINTON would travel 150 to 225 mph. At the same time, an injection of $100 tive in it. Executive Edtitor JIM HARMON Copy Editor CHRISTINA DALY Photo Editor Should municipalities opt out on marijuana? TONY BELLISSIMO Sports Editor ov. Andrew Cuomo, once an Atlantic Beach Mayor George Pappas tially higher rates of use by children and KAREN BLOOM ardent detractor of any measure told the New York Post that he would teens (studies are mixed), in favor of the Calendar Editor to legalize recreational marijua- aggressively enforce no-smoking ordinanc- hundreds of millions of dollars in tax rev- ■ na, last week signed the Marijua- es on the beach to ensure that people aren’t enue that legalizing recreational cannabis RHONDA GLICKMAN naG Regulation and Taxation Act, making getting high there. “It’s a moral imperative is likely to bring in. Vice President - Sales the sale of all forms of cannabis in the to opt out,” Island Park Mayor Michael Our elected leaders, however, made the ELLEN REYNOLDS state legal. New York joins 15 other states McGinty said. “I’m not going to permit decision for us, based in large part, it Classiﬁed Manager and Washington, D.C., in allowing use of marijuana here. It’s that simple.” appears, on the economics of legalization. LORI BERGER the drug. But is it really that simple? Shouldn’t Now that marijuana is legal, does it Digital Sales Manager We’re not here to debate the merits of the mayors have left it up to the people in make sense for any municipality to opt out ■ the law. Legalizing recreational marijua- their municipalities to decide whether without first checking with the local citi- JEFFREY NEGRIN na, the governor projects, will bring in they would forgo marijuana sales taxes zenry? If Rockville Centre users can’t get Creative Director around $350 million in what we acknowl- from legal shops? Shouldn’t they have put marijuana in town, they’ll simply drive to CRAIG WHITE Production Coordinator edge is much-needed tax revenue each a ballot measure to a public vote? Baldwin or Lynbrook, potentially toking CRAIG CARDONE year and create 30,000 to 60,000 jobs. Frankly, we would have preferred to see up along the way. Meanwhile, the village Art Director Immediately after Cuomo signed the a statewide vote on whether to legalize rec- will lose out on the commerce generated ■ legislation into law, the mayors of four reational marijuana in order to gauge the by local cannabis shops. DIANNE RAMDASS South Shore villages — Atlantic Beach, will of the people — that is, whether a Other local municipalities would do Circulation Director Freeport, Island Park and Rockville Centre majority of New Yorkers were willing to well to carefully consider how to proceed ■ — announced that they would opt out of accept the inherent risks involved with on legal marijuana before arbitrarily ban- HERALD COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS the law and ban marijuana sales, as villag- full cannabis legalization, including poten- ning it. Baldwin Herald Bellmore Herald Life es, towns and cities are allowed to do. East Meadow Herald Franklin Square/Elmont Herald Freeport Leader Glen Cove Herald Gazette Long Beach Herald LETTERS Lynbrook/East Rockaway Herald Malverne/West Hempstead Herald Merrick Herald Life Nassau Herald Joy from snail-mail thing of the past Oceanside/Island Park Herald Oyster Bay Herald Guardian To the Editor: Rockaway Journal Rockville Centre Herald U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s plan to purposely slow South Shore Record already slow snail-mail deliveries makes a mockery of the U.S. Post- Valley Stream Herald al Service’s motto, chiseled into the granite above the entrance to its Wantagh Herald Citizen Sea Cliff/Glen Head Herald Gazette main post office in Manhattan: “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor Seaford Herald Citizen gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of MEMBER: their appointed rounds.” Local Media Association New York Press Association DeJoy, whose leadership seems less like a general’s than what Published by you’d expect from a newly enlisted private, seems as if he’s aiming Richner Communications, Inc. 2 Endo Blvd. Garden City, NY 11530 to destroy the Postal Service. I judge him — and not his hard-work- (516) 569-4000 ing “couriers,” who do the best they can with what DeJoy hasn’t 27 OPINIONS

New York has legalized marijuana. What now? GLEN COVE HERALD — April 8, 2021 ow that state lawmakers in Alba- Implementation Workgroups — one for criminal complaints; car crashes, traffic effect. ny have legalized recreational Long Island, one for New York City and tickets and impaired driving arrests; mari- ■ New York state has had a well-run medi- marijuana, it’s time to ensure another for upstate and the Southern Tier juana sales data and changes in pricing; cal marijuana program since 2016. Beyond that public safety, public health — to invite stakeholder input and hash out energy consumption at cultivation sites; the structural changes required by the Nand quality-of-life concerns are addressed program details with a regional eye. Par- and tax revenues collected and jobs creat- recently approved Marijuana Regulation as part of the rollout process. The stakes ticipants should include local government ed. This research may be best conducted and Taxation Act, the cannabis market is are high. If implementation is hurried or officials, law enforcement by an independent firm rath- about to shift. Steps should be taken to goes awry, the dreams of those who pushed personnel, legal experts, er than state personnel, but ensure continued access for those with for legal weed will mental health professionals, the study protocols, research medical marijuana cards. go up in smoke and addiction specialists, clergy, mpaired questions and baseline data the worst fears of labor leaders, school person- need to be determined ■ Long Island’s cities, towns and villages opponents will nel and child welfare driving is a immediately. have until Dec. 31 to opt out of having become reality. experts, community activ- I retail stores in their communities, though ■ Then we all lose. ists and advocates from both major concern, Impaired driving is a residents can force the issue through local Here are some sides of the debate willing to especially on universal concern, especial- referendum. Some municipalities, like the proactive steps that work cooperatively to ensure ly on Long Island, where Town of Oyster Bay, have already started lawmakers can the best possible outcomes. car-centric many of us spend hours to pass new zoning laws to keep marijuana take in the next 30 each day in our cars. Absent shops out of neighborhoods and restrict ■ Long Island. days to ensure that Fifteen other states and a “Breathalyzer” that can them to light industrial areas. These JEFFREY one of the biggest Washington, D.C., have legal- detect a driver’s level of mar- hyper-local conversations are bound to get REYNOLDS policy changes in ized cannabis, and undoubt- ijuana impairment, well- heated, but we need to start talking now. New York history edly have lessons to share trained police officers are Finally, and most important, while all is a success: about their experiences. We could proba- our best tool for preventing crashes. New bly avoid some pitfalls and build on best York should help the Nassau County Police this is going on, and whether or not you ■ Launch a state- practices by deepening our dialogue with Department and other local law enforce- choose to get involved in these community wide public health campaign that educates other states, counties and municipalities ment agencies secure and complete the conversations, please talk with your own the general public, including parents, con- that have wrestled with these issues in the necessary training. We need both emer- children and family members about mari- sumers and retailers, on the potential past decade. gent technology to measure cannabis juana and drug use in general. Just health consequences associated with can- intoxication objectively, and a focused driv- because it’s now legal doesn’t make it sud- nabis use, the importance of preventing ■ Properly evaluating the impact of can- er education campaign to promote high- denly safe. As we navigate this policy youth access, the importance of safe stor- nabis legalization in New York requires way safety. change, we need to do more to keep our age and preventing exposure to second- the state to start collecting and cataloging families and communities safe and healthy. hand smoke, information for pregnant or data now, so fair comparisons can be made. ■ Businesses — especially those with breastfeeding women and warnings about Key metrics include changes in marijuana safety-sensitive positions — will have to Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds is president and CEO the overconsumption of edible cannabis use and public perceptions of the drug; solve thorny dilemmas created by employ- of the Family and Children’s Association, products. emergency-room visits and poison-control- ee drug testing and workplace impair- one of Long Island’s oldest nonprofits pro- center calls; addiction treatment and psy- ment, and should receive very clear guid- viding addiction treatment and mental ■ Convene three broad-based, diverse chiatric admissions; school incidents and ance and support as the new law takes health services to local residents.

LETTERS FRAMEWORK by Bill Bleyer taken away from them — by my recent a package to be delivered by good old experience. A box of 25 copies of the snail-mail. Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal, mailed to me on Feb. 11 by its editor from RICHARD SIEGELMAN Providence, R.I., took 40 days to reach Plainview me, arriving on March 22. Ironic, since “40 days and 40 nights” was how long the rain pelted Noah’s ark during the Bible’s Nassau leads the way great flood, though for me the wait felt more like the 40 years the Israelites wan- on vaccines dered the desert after Moses led them out To the Editor: of Egypt. Strangely, the package started its jour- As of last week, 500,000 Nassau County ney moving quickly, traveling from residents had received their first Covid-19 Rhode Island to New Jersey in just two shots. That’s about half of the county’s days. USPS tracking then informed me adult population. that it departed from Jersey City on Feb. With four county Department of 13, and on Feb. 17 was “in transit to the Health vaccination sites, a designated hot- At low tide, an avian social hour — Mill Neck Creek next facility.” But then I received no line for seniors and veterans, robust part- nerships with community providers and a updates for 28 days. Finally I was told unique pre-registration vaccination web- that my copies had made their way all of Corps volunteers who have been doing an ans Service Agency by calling (516) 572- site, Nassau has become a model of Covid- 10 miles, to Kearney, N.J., on March 17, extraordinary job of swiftly vaccinating 6565. A hotline for seniors was also creat- 19 vaccine distribution in New York state. during those four-plus weeks. And then, our population. ed to get shots in the arms of the vulnera- It currently has the highest percentage of miraculously, my seven-pound box The vaccine is our passport back to ble. Seniors can make appointments by residents —36.7 percent — with at least moved quickly once again to cross the normal, and we have been building up calling (516) 227-9590. one dose of the vaccine among state coun- Hudson River, cross state lines into New infrastructure as both supply and eligibly For more information on the vaccine ties with populations greater than 500,000. York, cross over Manhattan, Brooklyn increase. I am proud that we have reached and for available appointments at county The county has been leading the state and Queens into Nassau County, and the milestone of half a million residents and partner locations, please visit www. in vaccinations, and we will continue to onto my front stoop in Plainview in just vaccinated, but we’re not stopping here. nassaucountyny.gov/vaccine. move full speed ahead to get our residents five days. The county has established a designat- protected against this deadly virus. Thank These 25 magazines could not have ed way for both veterans and seniors to LAURA CURRAN you to the award-winning Department of receive appointments. Veterans can make Nassau County executive been delivered by email. DeJoy has taken Health and the fantastic Medical Reserve all the “joy” out of anxiously waiting for appointments through the county’s Veter- 28 April 8, 2021 — GLEN COVE HERALD L. Israel hesitation. recommend herwithout through forme.Icanhonestly transaction andshehasalways come being onbothsidesofthe I have usedherservicesseveral times property. source" foreitherbuyingorselling highly recommendherasa"goto are very reputablepeopleandI Molly andtheBranch organization A. Goldin considering buyingorselling.” Molly toanyone inthearea and would de that wedecidedtowork withher, (and we until wefoundourperfecthome to seeushappy, andwouldn't stop We believe thatMollytrulywanted P. Scheiner recommendation!” selling process.Shehasmy highest was trulyexcellent throughoutthe experienced professional.Molly addition tobeingaskilledand ﬁ nally did!) We're soglad conscientious person,in …She isadelightful, ﬁ nitely recommend 917.744.3961 •[email protected] n a g e e D y l l o M [ licensedreal estatesalesperson]

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