Volume XXIV No. 26 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 2/19/15 75C Four Artists from North Shore Receive Scholastic Art Awards Drug Arrests Recently four North Shore High School artists were Scholastic Art Award In Glen Cove winners under the direction of their art teacher, Elissa Theiss. The following four winners including Alaina Van Pak and Glen Head (Gold Key), Hannah Webb (Silver Key), Lea Eisenstein (Honorable Mention for both painting and drawing/illustration), Glen Cove Police Detective Jessica McGowan (Honorable Mention Lieutenant John Nagle reports that for painting) were recognized at the on February 13th the Glen Cove Regional Level. The Gold Key winners Police Department conducted will move on to the next round of two search warrants, one at 100 evaluation at the National Awards. Mcloughlin Street in Glen Cove Long Island is part of the Northeast Art and another at 123 Glen Head Region. Road in Glen Head. The Glen Cove Ms. Theiss said, “All of my artists Crime Prevention Unit (CPU) and who entered this competition really Police officer Steven Grella began challenged themselves to create their investigating the two locations after best work. There is a lot of competition, receiving information that drugs it is not easy to place, and the award were being sold there. winners this year showcased some of After months of investigation North Shore’s finest work!” the officers were able to secure a “Since 1923, the Scholastic Art & search warrant for both locations. Writing Awards have recognized the The search warrants were executed vision, ingenuity, and talent of our nation’s in the morning hours of Friday youth, and provided opportunities for the 13th by Glen Cove Police creative teens to be celebrated. Each year, department. Officers recovered increasing numbers of teens participate a quantity of cocaine and a bullet in the program, and become a part of our proof vest at the Glen Head community–-young artists and writers, address. They arrested Carlos Jaco filmmakers and photographers, poets, age 21 at that location and charged and sculptors, along with countless him with two counts of criminal educators who support and encourage sale of a controlled substance 3rd the creative process. Students across degree, two counts of possession of America submitted 255,000 original a controlled substance 3rd degree works during our 2014 program year.” and 7th degree criminal possession The Awards are presented by The of a controlled substance. Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, At the 100 Mcloughlin Street as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, address, Officers recovered over Congratulations go out to the four North Shore artists who challenged themselves and were 11 grams of cocaine, scales, drug rewarded by receiving the Scholastic Art Award. (photos by Elissa Theiss) packaging materials, and over continued on page 2 $700 in cash. Michael Martinez, 24 years-old was arrested at that location and charged with Chamber Announces 18th Annual Culinary four counts of possession of a controlled substance 3rd degree, and two counts of criminal sale of a Delights Planning Underway For April 13th controlled substance 3rd degree. While executing the search Glen Cove Chamber Annual Culinary within this industry, are participating to Invitations are being mailed and the warrant at Mcloughlin Street officers Delights will take place on April 13th. sell their wares for additional culinary charge to attend remains the same as in observed illegal living conditions. The very popular event showcases pleasure. The committee is once again past years: $40 for reservations and $45 at restaurants, kitchens, beverage providers, headed by Dr. Maxine Cappel-Mayreis, door. If further information is requested continued on page 2 bakeries and pastry chefs throughout our who manages to make this annual event or to be on the Chamber’s mailing list, Gold Coast area and beyond! Vendors, always better than the last! The venue for please contact the Chamber office. this much anticipated evening is the Glen Cove Mansion Hotel and Conference Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce is Center, a choice perfectly suited to hold one of the oldest organizations in the this event. Included will be music and City, established in 1920. Its mission is fabulous raffles to make many happy to enhance the health and profitability of winners from 6:00PM to 9:00PM. our Member businesses. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 19, 2015
Four Artists from North Shore NS Board of Education Will Meet On February 26 Public Session Begins at 7:30 P.M. in NS High School
Receive Scholastic Art Awards The North Shore Board of Education will meet on Thursday, February 26, 2015 continued from cover record for identifying the early promise to review the following agenda items: Review of the 2015-16 Budget Proposal, of our nation’s most accomplished and Tax Levy- Revenue, Code of Conduct (District Policy). It is anticipated that whose mission is to identify students prolific creative leaders. Alumni include the Board will meet in Executive Session prior to the public session. Executive with exceptional artistic and literary artists Andy Warhol, Philip Pearlstein, session is not open to the public. The public meeting will take place at North talent and present their remarkable work Cy Twombly, Robert Indiana, Kay Shore High School at 7:30 P.M. in the library. Those who wish to obtain copies to the world through the Scholastic Art & WalkingStick, and John Baldessari. of the budget may do so in the Central Office as well as budget drafts will be Writing Awards. Since its founding, the Congratulations to all four of our posted online at www.northshoreshoreschools.org in the Budget & Financial Awards have established an amazing track North Shore High School artists! Information section (off of the Board of Education section).
Over the next couple of months, Trustees will continue reviewing the school budget. They strongly encourage all of our residents to attend Board meetings, learn the facts, and stay informed. Please join us at upcoming BOE meetings on the following dates in the HS Library at 7:30 p.m. (unless noted otherwise): 3/12 (Budget Review), 3/26 (Budget Review), 4/16 (Budget Adoption), Tuesday, 4/28 (Meet the Candidates Night, HS Cafeteria, 8 PM), and 5/7 (BOE Town Meeting/Budget Reading). The Budget/Tax Levy Vote and Election of Trustees will be on Tuesday, 5/19, in the North Shore High School Gym from 7 A.M. -10 P.M.
If you are a resident and would like to receive emails from the NS Schools, please send your email address to Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick at [email protected] or stop into the Central Office (112 Franklin Avenue in Sea Cliff) and let us know that you would like to be included on all district emails. In addition, there is an “email subscription” button at the top of the district website at www.northshoreschools.org. In addition, you can email our trustees at [email protected].
Notice to Homeowners Regarding Recycling Scavengers
It has come to Mayor Reginald Spinello's attention that in certain sections of Glen Cove, homeowners are being disturbed by individuals rummaging through their recycling bins and removing bottles and cans. This act is in violation of our City Code, has a negative impact on quality of life and is a matter of public safety.
Should you encounter such a problem DO NOT confront the individuals. Please contact the Glen Cove Police Department at 676-1000 and they will send an officer to handle the situation.
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Drug Arrests In Glen Cove and Glen Head
continued from cover Cove Police Deputy Chief Christopher Ortiz, who currently heads the Code The Gold Coast Gazette Between 9-11 people were found living Enforcement said, “This incident 57 Glen Street, in the house and an illegal business was underscores the reason behind the recent Glen Cove, NY 11542 being operated out of a detached garage. realignment of code enforcement. In (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) Several beds were located in upstairs many cases, the most egregious housing bedrooms and three separate rooms were violators are the homes that call for the Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen found in the basement each with hot plates most police attention either due to drug St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the and rigged wiring. Code enforcement involvement, public nuisance violations Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. officers issued multiple citations to or other issues. By working together, the home owner for unsafe conditions we can multiply our efforts and make an Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., including numerous fire safety violations impact that will increase public safety.” Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. and illegal basement habitation. Glen Week of February 19, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3
North Shore Schools Kindergarten Registration Bravo to the Cast & Crew of the
In September 2015, your child will enter Kindergarten and the start of an exciting journey. The first step into school is one of the passages in life 2015 HS Senior Play, Bone Chiller! that marks the beginning of new experiences and relationships. It begins an Over 100 high school seniors accomplishment for all of the students educational experience that will serve as a foundation for their future. participated in the annual Senior Play - involved. Traditionally, not only high the most student participation cited to- school theatrical students participate During the Kindergarten Registration Week and Orientation Week, you will learn date on record! The thrilling play called but all those who want to take the stage more about our Kindergarten program and about our schools. First you must Bone Chiller was written by Samuel are welcome (including Viking senior complete a registration process that provides us assurance of your residency in French, and kept the audience on their athletes!) This experience helps students the North Shore Schools and the necessary demographic information on your feet with numerous hilarious skits that not only broaden their performance skills, youngster. Parents enrolling their child in non-public (private and parochial) made everyone in the audience laugh but encourages seniors to collaborate schools must also prove residency and meet eligibility requirements in order to out loud! After working tirelessly for together and bond as a class. Not to qualify for transportation and textbooks. weeks, the all senior run show was a big mention, get over their stage fright! success! The first step in this process is to complete a residency packet. You may obtain “I really enjoyed being part of the Congratulations go out to the Class of this packet in person at the main office at any of the three elementary schools. production. Everyone bonded together 2015! Upon completing the required documents, please call Mrs. Katherine Miller, and we are so proud of our work” Registrar for the North Shore Schools, at 277-7824 to schedule an appointment mentioned one student. Another senior Photo Caption: Article and Photos by HS to review your completed documents. Appointments will be available beginning commented, “I’ve been a part of several Senior Intern, Jamie AranoffPictured are January 12, 2015.This meeting should take no more than ten or fifteen minutes. shows here at the high school, but this North Shore High School seniors who At this meeting you will receive a second packet of information pertaining to one was by far my favorite!” recently performed in a thrilling play titled thesecond step in the process, which is to register your child at the appropriate Bone Chiller.This production was written, elementary school. Co-Directors Sam Livigni and Jeremy directed, and acted by all North Shore Lipton motivated, taught, and enlivened seniors! Article and Photos by HS Senior Please note the following registration dates for the Elementary Schools: everyone that took part in the show. Intern, Jamie Aranoff Overall, the play was a tremendous Glen Head Monday, March 23rd through Wednesday, March 25th
Glenwood Landing Monday, March 16th through Friday, March 20th
Sea Cliff Monday, March 23rd through Friday, March 27th
The third step in preparation for Kindergarten will be orientation. Your school will contact you with the dates and details regarding the orientation program during which you will have an opportunity to become better acquainted with the school, the principal and some of the people who your child will work with beginning in September.
Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick and everyone at the North Shore School District warmly welcome you and your family to North Shore. The next thirteen years will be ones of fulfillment and growth. The Benefits of Having Your Own Business Coach By Katrina Greene, MSW Successful Business Coaching
Many people operate under the belief competition. These challenges can be that it is better to do everything alone, offset with proper planning and creating be very independent and not get outside reserves in times of need. input or advice. Being an independent Many times heads of companies thinker and using one’s own strength and express having intuitive feelings or resources can be a very admirable trait. thoughts on the direction their field is Yet when it comes to business planning, heading. They know what actions their it is always beneficial to get a second organization should take and they ignore opinion to get a different view especially or suppress those thoughts. I encourage if it is from someone more objective and listening to one’s inner guidance and who has experience in the field. wisdom. There are often messages which Business Coaching can be very helpful will help one make the best plan to create in guiding a business owner to make the most optimal outcome. plans for the future of the business, as Careful planning gives advantages well as helping them work to avoid and opportunities to an organization. possible pitfalls and mistakes. By They have time on their side. They can looking backward at past performance use cutting edge tools and resources to as well as looking ahead at future trends, optimize their chances of success and the market, and the competition; owners longevity in their niche. can best plan their upcoming budget, Business Coaching can help an owner performance, marketing and overall get and stay motivated. There are many success strategies. responsibilities, accountabilities and Too often businesses have problems obligations a business owner has to because the unexpected happens such manage all at once. They can become as changes in the economy, consumer's spending behavior or too much continued on page 5 Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 19, 2015
St. Patrick's Day Dance in Glen Cove Join the fun at the ST. PATRICK’S DAY DANCE Sponsored by The Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians
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Check out our newly designed website! A few of the many LAOH Charities include; All Local Parishes, St. Vincent DePaul, Nicholas Pedone Foundation, Back2BalanceTraining.com Local Outreach Pantry, MOMMAS House, LI Coalition for Life, SCO Family Services, Diabetes Research Institute, Jr. Girls Softball, Down Syndrome Advocacy Foundation, Columban Fathers, Columban Sisters, Call now for more information LAOH Scholarship Fund, Wounded Warrior Project 516.330.1833 Finley’s Robotics Team strikes again Finley Middle School's Robotics Team in the semifinals and finals to take home champions, the group also earned their 144, better known as The Men in Black, the big win. second award for excellence. placed first at Adelphi University’s Winning alongside Glen Cove in Finley Principal Nelson Iocolano Editor and Publisher Southern New York Regional the semifinals and finals were alliance congratulates The Men in Black team Kevin C. Horton Competition on Jan. 24. partners from Wantagh High School members Agent "K" – Kyle Fahey, Agent Photographers The Men in Black ranked first all day and Malverne High School. In all, there "R" – Ryan Koenig, Agent "S" – Shevon Peter Budraitis until the last match, where they dropped were 22 high school teams and two other Rodrigo, Agent "L" – Lucretia Smith, Richard Wilson Jr. to second place, but not for long. Winning middle school teams at the event, which Agent "A" – Andrew Woska, Agent "F" Art Director five out of five matches earned them the included two college-sponsored teams – Frank the Dog and their adviser – "The Milkenia Horton position to choose their two alliance and previous tournament champions. Lady in Red" – Lisa Pignataro. Circulation Manager partners that would compete with them In addition to being named tournament Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Griffin Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus Pictured (l-r): Men 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 in Black Adviser Lisa e-mail: [email protected] Pignataro is pictured Phone: 516-671-2360 with team members KCH Publications, Inc. Shevon Rodrigo and All rights reserved Andrew Woska. Photo courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District Week of February 19, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 The Benefits of Having Your Own Business Coach ’ continued from page 3 difficult to fix a situation that could have been handled much more effectively if it overwhelmed at all the tasks at hand had been dealt with when it was small. and can lose sight of the original vision That is true with most challenges. If they of the company. Or they can become are addressed at the onset of the problem tired and run down from overwork and they don’t have to grow. In this way not knowing how to make time for barriers can be nipped in the bud and themselves. more fruitful and promising patterns and by Kevin Horton There are many rewards for staying protocols can be utilized in their place. the distance and getting assistance to Business owners and Executives gain clarity on the company's vision and are often very busy and have to cope mission. Owners can begin to see their with many stressful situations and Oil For Less Service At Its Best circumstances aside from the business Mike recently visited, and as if he goals come into fruition, clear up daily problems and plan for new systems that itself. Included in the Business Coaching Like a classic Mercedes or a vintage was servicing his own lovely piece of is Life Coaching in which we can also Jag, every fine piece of machinery needs machinery he tuned it up to perfection. address and correct current difficulties. I became a Business Coach decades discuss other important topics such as attention and care occasionally. Example: He took it apart from every angle, health, efficiency, and personal finances. The plumbing artwork which hums in cleaned it inside and out which was ago, because I noticed that all the individuals I was coaching were showing We can cover fitness goals, ways to de- my basement. Installed by Maccarone impressive enough, but when he fired it stress, relationship and parenting issues. Plumbing a number of years ago I’ve (though it sounded fantastic to me) he marked improvements in their businesses including expansion, growth, efficiency If need be we can work on self-esteem, been so happy with my oil burner I’ve kept listening… “No, not quite right,” he communication and confidence. Some been known to bring guests down to said as he fiddled with the adjustments. and organization. While working more directly with owners and officers I noted clients would like to increase their admire it… But, as stated earlier, all fine Within minutes he had it purring liked time management skills and work/life machinery requires an occasional tune- a kitten… and the cost? A fantastically even more pronounced levels of increases in the areas we would work on. balance. They want to find a way to gain up. reasonable flat turn-up fee. more free time and increase their social Enter Mike Corwin of Oil For Less. Mike can be reached at 516-860-9517 What I enjoy most about Business Coaching is talking to principals, getting life. Certain professionals feel burned out a sense of their vision for the organization, and exhausted and need to find ways to and setting a plan in place to make it rejuvenate and regain their exuberance. NewExhibitatNSHM happen. It is very rewarding to see staff Others would like help making a plan North Shore Historical Museum's next for non members. relationships improve, recurring issues for their retirement. These issues can exhibit will be Long Island at Work and Individual annual membership is $15, get resolved, negative patterns reverse as be addressed alongside the business Play, photos and artifacts on loan from family membership $25 and lifetime well as streamlining and organizing the responsibilities. SPLIA, The Society for the Preservation membership $1,000. office space. Clients tell me that they are improving of Long Island Antiquities. The museum is open on Wednesdays The qualities I use to make a difference their health, becoming more organized The exhibit will officially opened on from 2-6pm and on Saturdays from in a business includes drawing on many and increasing finances. They are also Saturday, February 14. 11am-3pm, or by appointment. Group years of experience coaching companies, beginning to get in shape, manage stress The early 20th century photographs tours may be arranged through the along with an ability to analyze mistakes better and becoming more effective in are on loan from SPLIA’s collection, the Director Lauren Brincat. and troubleshoot future issues before their relationships. They feel they are Glen Cove Library and the collection of For further information visit they occur. I use practical, simple yet heading in a better direction and life the North Shore Historical Museum. northshorehistoricalmuseum.org or call effective techniques to help create new, is becoming less stressful and more Admission is $5 for members and $10 516 801 1191. effective modes of thinking, strategizing balanced. They have learned new ways to and creating. As well as implementing manage their time. And they have learned improved systems. how to carve out time for themselves. Congrats Melissa Lin Sturges Clients share with me that they feel Katrina Greene is a Business and Melissa Lin Sturges, a junior English Pa., was chartered in 1783. The private, they are on a better track. They see results Executive Coach and Writer on Long and American studies major at Dickinson national liberal-arts college is home and improvements. They are generally Island. Her work is done via telephone. College in Carlisle, Pa., has been named to approximately 2,400 students from surprised at the positive results and wish You may contact her office at 631 567 to the dean’s list for the fall 2014 semester. across the country and around the world. they had sought help sooner. They also 0008. Please leave a message. She offers A graduate of North Shore High School, The college is nationally recognized for let me know that they are glad they didn’t a free informational package via email she is the daughter of Robert and Linda its cross-disciplinary, active approach wait any longer. In many cases without as well as a complimentary telephone Sturges of Glean Head. to learning, international education coaching, troubles would have continued consultation regarding Business All students earning a position on the and its commitment to teaching its to worsen which are now heading toward Coaching. dean’s list, a recognition of academic students about sustainability across the resolution or completely resolved. excellence, must have a grade point curriculum, the campus, the community The risk of not getting assistance is that Please visit the website at www. average of 3.7 or above on a 4.0 GPA and the globe. www.dickinson.edu. an owner can wait until it is much more SuccessfulBusinessCoaching.com scale for the semester. Dickinson College, located in historic Carlisle, KEVIN continued on next page Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 19, 2015 Answer to last weeks Crossword
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 G A S P A D L I B L E S S 14 15 16 A RIA D ROLL A CHE 17 18 19 P UTSONAGOOD SHOW in “The War of the Worlds” (1953) with 20 21 22 Gene Barry, “The Bad and the Beauti- E MS W AKE W ESTON 23 24 ful” (1953) with Lana Turner and Kirk M ITE G HEE 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Douglas, “Requiem for a Heavyweight” S E E ONESGOODSI D E 32 33 34 (1959) with Jackie Gleason and Anthony C LANG H OLY M AW Quinn and in “Experiment in Terror” 35 36 37 38 R ISK O Z ONE M AZE (1962) with Glenn Ford and Lee Re- 39 40 41 O DE A VES A UGER mick. 42 43 44 45 D ELI VERTHE GOODS 46 47 Last Week’s Celebrity M IRO A NON 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 Last week’s celebrity was Mary Nash. A G H AST E LAN B O P 55 56 57 She moved to Hollywood from NYC T OOGOOD TOBETRUE in 1934, where she was in films until 58 59 60 O GRE P ANEL W ISE 1946. According to Allmovie, “Nash 61 62 63 was often cast as seemingly mild-man- P ONS S HADE O MEN nered women who turned vicious when challenged, as witnessed in her work in “College Scandal” (1936) and “Charlie This week’s celebrity was a veteran Pol- Chan in Panama” (1940). Her most sym- to scan more. Mark said, “He screamed ish born character who grew up in New immediately called 911 and Anna ran pathetic role was as the long-suffering and started running up the block leaving York, and, after vaudeville experience, back home to get towels. wife of blustering capitalist “J.B. Ball”, my wife bewildered why and where he started acting in small parts on Broad- Thanks to a brave, thoughtful and portrayed by Edward Arnold, in “Easy was going.” way from the early 1930s. He gained mature Sea Cliff elementary student the Living (1937).” She also showed those Jack thought she had a heart attack further experience in the capacity of woman is safe and has recovered from colors for her Shirley Temple fans, first because she was still facedown, but theatrical production supervisor, before her ordeal. as “Fraulein Rottenmeirer” in “Heidi” she had just slipped on the ice. He entering motion pictures in 1937 as an (1937) and then as “Miss Minchin” in MGM contract player. He made his first “The Little Princess” (1939). She played film appearance with an uncredited role Katharine Hepburn’s socialite mother in “True Confession” (1937) and his first in both stage and movie productions of credited film appearance came in two ep- “The Philadelphia Story” (1940). She isodes of the serial “Dick Tracy Returns” played a supporting role in Howard (1938). Helped by friends like producer Hawks and William Wyler’s 1936 Acad- John Houseman and his next door neigh- emy Award winning film “Come and Get bor, Moe Howard of the Three Stooges It”, again with Edward Arnold. She also fame, who got him parts in the Stooges’ had a featured role in Otto Preminiger’s films “Nutty But Nice”, “Uncivil War “In the Meantime, Darling” (1944) with Bonds”, “Hokus Pokus”,, and “Three Jeanne Crain. Her second to last film Hams on Rye”, our celebrity would was the very popular, star-studded en- eventually appear in more than eighty semble “Till the Clouds Roll By” with films and on TV more than 100 times. June Allyson, Lena Horne, Frank Sina- Until the 1950s, he was seen primarily tra, Judy Garland and many more. Mary in tiny, supporting roles as clerks, report- Nash died at the young age of 92, on ers. bank tellers and small time manag- Dec. 3, 1976. ers. His career was briefly put on hold after being blacklisted during the McCa- Cirrect callers: Will and Babs Hutchins, rthy Era. By 1953, he found a new lease Don Adams, Mario Moccia, Roberta of life in TV and began a slow return to Pezza the big screen. Some of his roles were Things Happen For A Reason KEVIN continued from page 5
A very proud parent Mark Doherty our driveway because that’s where Jack reported a story that certainly drives & his friend were playing street hockey home the saying, “Things happen for a earlier.” reason.” Parts of Sea Cliff blacked out on Mark jumped out of his car seeing February 14 around 10:30am, due to a his son standing over someone, “So I down line on Downing Avenue. Without assumed it was his friend?” power Mark’s wife Anna brought their As it turned out it was an elderly lady son Jack & his friend to Sea Cliff Bagel with her face covered in blood (as well for lunch. Mike (their other son) and as the pavement and surrounding snow). Mark with, “Our great neighbor Rob Jack explained to us when coming tried unsuccessfully to get our generator home the normal way past the school started, so we loaded it in my car to bring he noticed an elderly neighbor walking to Big Valley Nursery for repairs,” said her dog. Normally Anna would have pull Mark. their homes remote controlled garage “We took the long way home to see doors but since the power was out (things the progress on the downed wire by St. are starting to happen for a reason), she Christopher’s, and came in the opposite parked outside. Jack got out of the car way to our home than usual,” said Mark. and looked up the block again but this “My heart stopped when I saw cops & time to see the dog by himself. He an ambulance 200 feet up the street from fortunately had the mindset or curiosity Week of February 19, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 BlessingofthetreesatStJohn’sofLattingtownRectory
The Sunday School families at St John's of Lattingtown recently planted two small fir trees in the garden of the Church Rectory. The trees had been in the children's chapel during the Christmas season. Interim Rector, the Rev. Thomas Orso, held a blessing of the trees attended by adults and children following the Sunday service. As the children played in the snow and made s'mores over the fire pit, pizza, soup and hot chocolate were served. Hay bales were used for seating. The Rectory is being refurbished in preparation for a new rector. The search committee has recommended four candidates and the Vestry will interview and call the next rector sometime in the Spring.
For further information visit stjlat.org.
YMCA of Long Island Announces Promotion of Eileen Knauer
The YMCA of Long Island (YMCALI) recently announced the promotion of Eileen Knauer from Regional Vice President to Senior Vice President & Chief Operating Officer. In her new role, Eileen will be responsible for the oversight and strategic vision of YMCALI, providing strong support to drive member engagement for all five YMCALI branches. Eileen will continue to lead myriad YUSA and YMCALI strategic initiatives and ensure consistency and continuity in all core strategic program areas. Eileen began her career as a part-time employee in aquatics at the Huntington YMCA and progressed through numerous levels of leadership in Huntington, including Fitness Director, Director of Programs, Director of Operations, Associate Executive Director, Executive Director, and most recently, Regional Vice President. “It is an honor to announce the promotion of such a dedicated employee. During Eileen’s 23-year career with YMCALI, she continues to be a tireless advocate and role model for healthy living and has championed many signature programs, such as our Diabetes Awareness and Prevention Program and LIVESTRONG at the YMCA,” stated Anne Brigis, YMCALI President & Chief Executive Officer. “We are excited to move forward as Eileen spearheads the advancement of the YMCA of Long Island's strategic plan and vision of making an impact on the lives of all Long Islanders.” Eileen Knauer was born and raised in Massapequa, N.Y., and currently lives in Huntington N.Y. Week of February 19, 2015 Page2015 Summer8 Adv AD-boy alt Gold Coast G_Gold Coast 2/16/15 9:24 AM Page Gold1 Coast Gazette CilmiandSoutherJoinBoardof Grenville Baker Citizens Foundation (a scholarship fund for inner city kids), as a board member of the Locust Valley–Bayville Soccer Club and as an assistant coach for the Locust Valley–Bayville Baseball League. Anthony lives in Brookville with his wife Andrea and their three children. Eugene Souther is a Senior Vice president of Corporate Development For the past 65 years, Grenville Baker for Morningstar, a PORTLEDGE˘ ˘ ADVENTURES Boys & Girls Club has been blessed with ratings agency and financial services data SUMMER a strong and active Board of Directors. and software company. He grew up on While most members have served on the north shore, attending local schools Feb. 21 Open House Discover our exceptional and playing basketball at the Club. Gene programs, including: the Board for many years, the Board has serves the community as a coach for both 10 am - noon Programs for Little Ones maintained a balance of veteran and new The Arts members, each providing both wisdom, the Locust Valley-Bayville Soccer Club Science insight and energy. This month the Club and the Locust Valley-Bayville Baseball PORTLEDGE Chess/Gaming is happy to induct Anthony Cilmi and League. Gene lives in Lattingtown with SCHOOL Sports Academy his wife Lori and their two children. Summer Academic Institute Eugene R. Souther as the two newest “We are so happy to welcome Learn more by calling members of their board. Melissa Worth at 516-750-3104, Anthony Cilmi is the founder and Anthony and Eugene to our Board,” said email [email protected], owner of Cardom Group, a real estate Board President Susan Carusi. “They
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Grandmother of Erin (Oliver), Showroom: Call us at (516) 656-0330 Grace Alexander, a Glen Cove resident Courtney (Dave) and Shannon (Jose). 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 32-34 School Street Brookville, N.Y. 11545 for 54 years, passed away on February Great grandmother of Connor. Aunt of Glen Cove, NY 9, 2015, in southern New Jersey where Barbara Crisci and nieces and nephews. Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm she resided since 2011. Mrs. Alexander Visitation at the Funeral Home of Dodge- Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Open Mon-Sat 9-5 was an elementary school teacher at Thomas, Glen Cove. Mass at Our Lady of Deasy and Gribbin Schools from 1965 Hope RC Church, Carle Place. Interment and Geraldine Orlando (John). Adored Joe played semi-pro after WWII and to 1989 when she retired. She received Locust Valley Cemetery. Donations grandfather of Lauren Kiernan (Erik), was inducted into the Glen Cove Hall of bachelor’s and master’s degrees from made be made to the Locust Valley Fire Andrea Mastrocco (Anton), Diana Dill Fame. He was the star center for the Glen Hunter College. After her retirement, Department. DodgeThomas.com (Paul), Michelle Orlando and Matthew. Cove AA team in the 1940’s and early Mrs. Alexander was Co-President Loving great grandfather of Giana, 50’s. He was also a “three letterman” and President of Glen Cove Retired JamesNicklas Marcello, Skylar and Mason. Served playing on the Glen Cove HS varsity Teachers. She was also newspaper editor, James Nicklas passed away peacefully proudly with the Seabees in the South football, golf and basketball teams. nominating chairperson and advisor to in his home, on February 1, 2015, at Pacific during WWII. Lifetime member Joe was born on July 18th, 1923 in the Board for many years. the age of 86. Born and raised on Long of the K of C Council 1828. Visitation the small coal mining town of Boyers, She was active in the Auxiliary of Glen Island, NY, James enjoyed his retirement at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas Pennsylvania, the oldest son of eight Cove Hospital for 22 years. She served as in Wallingford, VT, before moving to Glen Cove. Mass at the Church of St. children. The family moved to the Forest Vice President, Treasurer, and Recording Denville just a few weeks ago. Rocco. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Park section of Glen Cove in the 1930’s Secretary. She was also a member of James was a proud Air Force Veteran, www.DodgeThomas.com after their father died of emphysema the Women’s Club, where she served as and was deeply dedicated to the Catholic from working in the mines. Joe married, Treasurer. Mrs. Alexander is survived by Church and his family. He was an active Nellie Cofield raised his family and lived in Glen Cove her loving and devoted husband, John, Rotarian for many years, a past Officer, COFIELD, Nellie Mae of Glen Cove, the rest of life. He dedicated his life to son John Jr., daughter Susan Pansius Paul Harris Fellow and most recently NY on February 9, 2015 age 85. Beloved hard work in support of his family. Joe (Bruce), and four grandchildren: Emily a member of the Wallingford Vermont wife of the late Roscoe. Loving mother of was a loyal employee and worked for and John Alexander and Brian and Rotary Club. He was also a member William , Christopher and Kristine Noel three generations of the Walsh family at Michael Pansius. Services were privately of the Nassau County Obstetrical & (Randy). Dear sister of 12. Grandmother Colonial Wire and Cable Company. He held. Gynecological Association, practicing of Bethany and Nazareth. Also survived started on the factory floor and earned OB/GYN in Glen Cove, NY for over 40 by many nieces and nephews. Reposed at his way to foreman helping to build a Rosemary Bartley years with his medical partner and lifelong Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home. Service successful operation for over 67 years, Bartley, Rosemary (Reilly) Peacefully friend, Dr. Henry G. Reinhardt. James officiated by Pastor Clarence Johnson. working till he was 89 year old and his and loved on February 7, 2015 - Loving was an incredibly kind and giving man Burial Long Island National Cemetery. legacy continues today. In addition, he wife of 58 years to Lewis (Buzzy) that enjoyed volunteering his services, www.DodgeThomas.com caddied every weekend at the Nassau Devoted “Ma’ to Rosemary (Frank), Lisa especially on Indian Reservations and at Country Club in Glen Cove starting at (Jimmy) and Cappa, Friend and Nanny to the Rutland, VT Dismas House. He was Donna Klein the early age of 9 years and continued Darla (Rob), Jasmine, Jayson (Jessica), a cherished friend to so many people and Klein, Donna L. of Glen Head on Feb. until he was 85 year old. Joey and Lewanna Rose – Proud Great has left a legacy of love and laughter for 11, 2015. Devoted mother of Jon P. Joseph was married to his wife Patricia for Grandmother to Alexa, Robert, Vinny, all who knew him. James is survived by (Laura) and Thomas R. Baxendale. over 61 years, has a son Robert, daughter Olivia, Aiden and Anastasia, Caring his beloved wife of 60 years, Muriel; his Cherished grandmother of Leah, Cole Nancy, granddaughter Ashley, grandson Sister to – Tommy (Bev) Patty (Joel) adored children James Nicklas and wife and Jake. Dear sister of Carol and Jared, great granddaughter Abbie, son-in Kay (Jim) Peter (Terri), and Raymond, Wenmin, Theresa Nicklas and husband Dolores. Funeral Mass at the Church of law Steven, sister Marie Butelli, niece Wonderful aunt, cousin and friend to so Bob Reimers, Kathryn Gull and husband St. Patrick. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Josephine Deveau, and many nieces and many. She will be remembered most by Anthony, Patricia Enright and husband Funeral Home. Interment Holy Rood nephews. He has been unconditionally her love, strength, outgoing personality, William, and Jeanne Sargent; his Cemetery. supported by his extended family the smile, hospitality and her red hair. Family cherished grandchildren Billy, Michael, Riches of Glen Head. will receive friends from 7 - 9 Monday, Tucker, Carly, Ryan, Sean and Lyanne; Chris Rocco He finally succumbed to complications March 16 at McLAUGHLIN KRAMER his sister Judith Davis and many nieces Rocco, Chris of Glen Cove on Feb. 4, associated with his battle with MEGIEL FUNERAL HOME, INC. – and nephews. He was predeceased by his 2015. Loving father of Christopher J, Alzheimer’s Disease for the past several Glen Cove; Memorial Service will take brother F. Joseph Nicklas. Michael Anthony and Brendan Philip. years. place on March 17 at 1:00 pm – at St A Funeral Mass was held privately at Saint Devoted son of Rosella and the late In lieu of flowers donations may be made Patrick’s Church in Glen Cove. In lieu Francis Chapel, Denville, NJ. Interment Felice. Funeral Services were held at “in memory of Joseph Bartlotti” to: of flowers, donations can be made to at Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, NY. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Funeral Trinity Lutheran Church help purchase a bench in her memory In lieu of flowers, donations can be made Home. 74 Forest Ave at Morgan Park, please make check to the Wallingford, VT Rotary Club, P.O. Glen Cove, NY 11542 payable to: City of Glen Cove, in memo Box 456, Wallingford, VT 05773 or to the JosephCBartlotti or please put – Morgan Park/Rosemary Indian Health Service, 801 Thompson A WWII veteran, Joseph honorably The Alzheimer’s Association Bartley, 8 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY Avenue, Suite #400, Rockville, MD. served in the U.S. Army 1943-1946, Long Island chapter 11542 (atten: Darcy) Many thanks from Please also light a candle in memory at sergeant and armorer technician grade 4 425 Broadhollow Rd, Suite 307 the family. www.normandean.com. in the Pacific Theater, he saw action in Melville, NY 11747-4701 New Guinea, the Philippines (Luzon) and Donna Anzalone Elizabeth Meilinger JerryVenturino the invasion of Japan. He was awarded Anzalone, Donna S. of Glen Cove, NY on Meilinger, Elizabeth D. of Glen Cove on VENTURINO, Jerry of Glen Cove, NY the American Service Medal, Asiatic Feb 14, 2015. Beloved wife of the late on February 12th, 2015 age 93. Devoted Pacific Service Medal, Philippines Anthony J.. Devoted mother of Anthony husband to the late Lucy (Mastroianni). Liberation Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal Jr., James (Patty), Audrey (Anthony) Beloved father of Camille Stanfield (the and WWII victory Medal. Bellospirito and Patricia (Judy). Loving late Chuck), Salvatore (Marguerite) OBITS continued on page 12 Page 11 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 19, 2015
for the Library election and budget vote LEGAL NOTICE may be applied for at the office of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Obituaries District Clerk, of Glen Cove Public Public Hearing will be held before and Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, by the Glen Cove City Council, New New York. Such application must be York at Council Chambers at Glen Cove Feb. 2, 2015. Beloved wife of Anthony. Whitting Funeral Home. Funeral at. received at least (7) seven days before City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New Loving mother of Nicholas (Patty), Marc St. Hyacinth R. C. Church, Glen Head, the election if the ballot is to be mailed to York on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 at the voter, or the day before the election 7:30 p.m. The hearing will be to discuss (Kimberly), Gregory (Kristen), Jonathan NY. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery, if the ballot is to be delivered personally Local Law 03-2015 – adding Chapter (Sally), Stacey Mahinay (Edgar) and Westbury, NY. Contributions may be to the voter. No absentee voter ballot 1, General Provisions, Article V, §1-17, Ashleigh. Cherished grandmother of made to St. Jude’s Children’s Research shall be canvassed unless it shall have Defense and Indemnity of Officers and Anthony, Theresa, Allie, Meaghan, Hospital or American Cancer Society. been received at the office of the District Employees. Ryan, Aidan, Jackson, Erik, Victor, Clerk, Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Glen All interested persons will be given an Cove Ave., New York, not later than 5:00 opportunity to be heard at said hearing. Evelyn and Nora. Arrangements by p.m., prevailing time, on the date of the Tina Pemberton election. City Clerk ------x Gina Rant LEGAL NOTICE Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ------x Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE February 24, 2015, at 7:30 p.m. in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Council Chambers at Glen Cove City NOTICE OF SALE The vote on the aforesaid matters will be Public Hearing will be held before and Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New cast by ballot upon voting machines. by the Glen Cove City Council, New York to discuss amending Section 265- SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF York at Council Chambers at Glen Cove 49, Schedule XVII: Time Limit Parking, NASSAU, EMIGRANT MORTGAGE PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, New of the Code of Ordinances as it relates to COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff, vs. that the Library Board pursuant to the York on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 at Highland Road. GERALDINE KLIMASZEWSKI; provisions of Section 260 and 2007 of 7:30 p.m. The hearing will be to discuss All interested parties will be given an JIM KLIMASZEWSKI, ET AL., the Education Law hereby calls said Local Law 02-2015 – Establishing a opportunity to be heard. Defendant(s). Special District Meeting. City of Glen Cove Charter Revision Tina Pemberton FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY Commission. City Clerk Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure GIVEN that petitions nominating the All interested persons will be given an ------x and Sale duly filed on December candidate for the office of Trustee of opportunity to be heard at said hearing. 22, 2008, I, the undersigned Referee the Glen Cove Public Library must Tina Pemberton will sell at public auction at the CCP be filed with the Clerk of the District City Clerk (Calendar Control Part Courtroom) in between hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., no ------x the Supreme Court, 100 Supreme Court later than March 2, 2015, the thirtieth Drive, Mineola, NY on March 24, 2015 day preceding the election, at which at 11:30 a.m., premises known as 2 time the candidate so nominated is to be LEGAL NOTICE Abate Street, Glen Cove, NY. All that elected. Each nominating petition shall SEA CLIFF TAX SALE ON MARCH 20, 2015 certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with be directed to the Clerk of the District, NOTICE OF TAX SALE the buildings and improvements thereon must be signed by at least twenty-five erected, situate, lying and being in the (25) qualified voters of the District, shall INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF SEA CLIFF, NEW YORK City of Glen Cove, County of Nassau state the residence of each signer, and 2014-2015 VILLAGE TAXES and State of New York, Section 22, Block must state the name and residence of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the provisions of 15 and Lot 103. Approximate amount of candidate. judgment is $276,047.22 plus interest Sample forms of the petitions may be and costs. Premises will be sold subject obtained from the Clerk of the District Sections 1450 and 1452 of Article 14 of the Real Property Tax Law of the State of to provisions of filed Judgment Index # at the Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Glen New York, I, Marianne Lennon, Treasurer of the said Incorporated Village of Sea 011153/08. Cove Ave., Glen Cove, New York. Cliff, will sell at public auction, in the manner provided by law, on the 20th day of FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY March 2015 at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, in the Board Room at the Village Hall William F. Mackey, Esq., Referee GIVEN that a copy of the proposed in said Village, so such of each of the following parcels of real estate upon which estimated expenditures to be voted upon Knuckles, Komosinski & Elliott, LLP, shall be made available at the Glen Cove Village Taxes remain unpaid as will be sufficient to discharge the tax, fees, interest 565 Taxter Road, Ste. 590, Elmsford, Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen and charges which may be due thereon respectively at the time of such sale, and NY 10523, Attorneys for Plaintiff Cove, New York, between the hours of shall continue the same from day to day until the said sale shall be completed. Such ------x 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day other than purchaser at such tax sale will be required to pay ten percentum of his respective bid LEGAL NOTICE Saturday, Sunday or holiday, during the fourteen days preceding such meeting. to the undersigned Village Treasurer immediately upon the conclusion of this sale NOTICE OF SPECIAL LIBRARY FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY and the remaining ninety per centum within ten days after the sale and upon such DISTRICT MEETING ON MARCH GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of payment in full shall receive a written certificate of sale describing the real estate 31, 2015, OF GLEN COVE PUBLIC the Glen Cove Public Library will hold purchased and sum paid therefor. LIBRARY TO VOTE ON THE PUBLIC a special budget hearing on March 17, THE NAMES OF OWNERS SHOWN ON THIS LIST MAY NOT NECESSARILY LIBRARY BUDGET 2015 at the Glen Cove Public Library, 4 AND TO ELECT TWO TRUSTEES OF Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, New York BE THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS OWNING THE PROPERTY AT THE TIME THE GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY at 7:00 p.m. OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT. SUCH NAMES HAVE BEEN TAKEN EITHER FROM ASSESSMENT ROLLS PREPARED AS OF APRIL 2014 OR FROM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY THE RECORDS OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES AND FREQUENTLY DIFFER Special meeting of the qualified voters GIVEN that the qualified voters of the of the Glen Cove Public Library will District may register between the hours FROM THE NAMES OF THE OWNERS AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION OF be held pursuant to the provisions of of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Glen Cove THIS NOTICE. IT MAY ALSO BE THAT SUCH OWNERS ARE NOMINAL Section 260 and 2007 of the Education Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen ONLY AND ANOTHER PERSON IS ACTUALLY THE BENEFICIAL OWNER. Law of the State of New York at the Glen Cove, New York. The final date to register PROPERTY OWNERS MAY MAKE PAYMENT AT VILLAGE HALL PRIOR TO Cove Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., for the meeting to be held on March 31, TAX SALE. PAYMENT MUST BE BY CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK ONLY. Glen Cove, New York, in said District 2015 is March 17, 2015. If a voter has on March 31, 2015 between the hours of voted in any election within the last 4 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Said meeting will be years (2011) or if he or she is eligible to The following is a list of the parcels of real estate to be sold, including the amount held for the following purposes: vote under Article 5 of Election Law, he of the tax, fees, interest and charges thereon, all parcels being within Section 21 of To vote on the following proposition: or she is eligible to vote at this election. the Nassau County Land and Tax Map, to wit All other persons who wish to vote must RESOLVED that the proposed budget of register. The registration list prepared by the Glen Cove Public Library, Glen Cove the Board of Elections of Nassau County BLOCK LOT(S) OWNER'S NAME TAX,PNLTY,INT. City School District, as prepared by the will be filed in the Office of the District A 681 LEVY, EVAN & CAROL $2,116.73 Trustees of the said Public Library, for Clerk of the Glen Cove Public Library, 4 A 682 VARASANO, ANDREW $2,515.85 the year 2015/2016, and as the same Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, New York F 34 EHRLICH, ROBERT $3,157.73 may have been amended, be and hereby and will be open for inspection by any F 710, 1720 MILANESE, VITO $1,689.60 is approved; and that the amount thereof, qualified voter of the district between less receipts, be raised by the levy of a the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. prevailing F 1952 208 SEA CLIFF REALTY $1,666.49 tax upon the taxable real property in the time, on any day after Tuesday, March F 1965 DI PAOLA, DAMIAN $39.61 said School District. 17, 2015, and each of the days prior to F 1981 DI PAOLA, DAMIAN $1,985.69 For the purpose of electing: one (1) the date set for the Library Election and L 46 MIRABITO, MARY $1,250.16 Trustee of the Glen Cove Public Library Budget Vote, except Saturday, Sunday for a Five-year (5) term and for one (1) or holiday, including the date set for the L 48 GARDIANOS, ATHANASIOS $1,384.60 Trustee of the Glen Cove Public Library meeting. L 81 JALAYER, SAEID $2,155.55 for a One year (1) term to fill a vacant, ABSENTEE BALLOTS unexpired term. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that an application for an absentee ballot LEGALS continued on page 15 Week of February 19, 2015 Gold Coast Gazette Page 12 PUBLIC NOTICE
BLOCK LOT(S) OWNER’S NAME TAX,PNLTY,INT. A Special Thank You with Santa. The evening is always 30-1 503 JOHNSON JR., HARRY $2,191.14 To The Editor, filled with many special memories, but 41 64-65 SOLUTIONS REALTY GROUP $1,873.07 Each year, the Glen Cove Youth Bureau one of the most delightful is seeing the 41 177 VAST CORPORATION $3,644.77 sponsors Milk and Cookies with Santa, an joy and anticipation on the faces of the 48 59 JANUSAS ET UX $1,052.31 enormous undertaking that brings Santa, young audience. I would like to extend 49 6 BREEN, JOHN & LAUREL $1,438.42 gifts, refreshments and entertainment a special thank you to the Glen Cove 50 103 456 GLEN COVE AVE LLC $2,172.84 to approximately 200 boys and girls. Teacher’s Association for their generous 58 21 MARRA, GERALD $1,133.44 This annual holiday treat would not be donations through the years. Not only 60 57 GRINBERG, DANIEL $2,622.77 possible without the assistance of many do they exhibit care and thoughtfulness 61 129 RECHSTEINER, ERIC $1,268.08 elves in the community. One of the Youth to the children in their classrooms, but 61 135 OLEY, NANCY $1,374.81 Bureau’s strongest and most enduring also go out of the way to bring joy to 61 141 FREIDRICKS, SUSAN $22.01 partners in this endeavor is the Glen young children throughout the City of 65 2 POTAPOV, MARK $1,169.24 Cove Teacher’s Association. For many Glen Cove. 68 26 AJAMIAN, HARRY $1,294.89 years, the Association has collected Sincerely, 83 17 THOMPSON, JEANNE $2,357.16 toys and donations from its members Arlene O’Dell 89 4 MILLER, KIRK $1,368.80 and delivered them to the Youth Bureau 89 16 LARUCCIA, JOHN $2,132.11 for distribution at Milk and Cookies 89 18, 19 GRESIO, RICH $1,945.51 89 27 GLADSKY, CLEMENTINE $1,963.41 89 63 DIPPELL, DAWN $1,099.13 89 69 SMORTO, PETER $135.37 Do you have a Dog Chat question about behavior 89 135 SMORTO, PETER $135.37 or training? Email us directly and your answer 90 76 EHRLICH, ROBERT $1,294.89 99 265 MCCANN, WAYNE $1,408.99 just might appear in our monthly column! 100 8 ANGELIQUE REAL ESTATE $1,039.81 100 18, 227 MANNO, GUIDO $921.27 Dog Chat is a dog training advice column written by certified 100 32-33 RYBECKY, STEPHEN $1,151.34 103 140 GAETA, JOHN $1,276.97 professional dog trainer Jackie Comitino and her trusty 103 152 BERLANGERO, JAMES $1,166.74 sidekicks, Odee & Dyl. Simple, commonsense approaches L 148 JALAYER, SAEID $2,083.55 to dog training and behavior, this column teaches readers to L 149 JALAYER, SAEID $1,997.15 L 150 JALAYER, SAEID $2,009.49 implement proven techniques that reward both owner and dog. 112 27, 28 DEL FAVERO, HARRY $2,392.75 116 187 GRIFFIN, JAY ALLAN $2,231.87 Be sure to check out Back2BalanceTraining.com for more 118 142 SEA COVE LLC $3,076.82 118 201, 202 HARBOR LUMBER $846.61 information, blog posts, videos and more! 118 203/208 HARBOR LUMBER $5,992.33 130 676 HAAS, WILLA $2,178.39 131 6 242 SC PROPERTIES LTD $137.25 North Shore Kiwanis Club Hosts 131 1373 242 SC PROPERTIES LTD $1,454.07 131 1413 KENNY, LINDA $773.03 Another Interesting Program 134 1 HENDRICKSON, JON $2,867.09 134 2 HENDRICKSON, JON $2,539.17 136 1272, 1317 267 SEA CLIFF AVE ASSOC $5,728.89 The North Shore Kiwanis Club welcomed to the dais representing the Atria 136 1313-1327 DI PAOLA, DAMIAN $959.88 Cutter Mill Senior Living Center: Megan Benigan, Sales Director, and Allison 137 1285/86 LIANTONIO, GRACE $1,255.57 Miller, Executive Director. The program was very interesting and discussed the 139 1232/1233 MILANESE, VITO $2,559.67 various options open to us as we mature. Pictured is current NSK President Dennis 140 1194 LANE, DANIEL ET UX $846.95 Fontana, presented a certificate thanking our guests for their presentation. For more 141 212 ROGERS, RAYNOR $916.47 information on the North Shore Kiwanis Club visit our website: nskiwanis.org 141 1105/06 HYNES, MICHAEL $2,249.78 142 1081/1082 ECOMMERCE LLC $3,495.62 143 1083-84 77 ROSLYN AVE REAL ESTATE $4,081.44 149 234, 387 KNOX, BRIAN $768.72 151 29 PEARSON JR., HARRY $2,972.27 160 135 GIANGARDE, CONSTANTINO $805.20 177 439, 480 BRONSON, LENORE $1,055.61 188 23 ROSSI, ROBERT $792.44 189 13 BLAKE, NANCY $2,560.41 189 15, 16 BLAKE, NANCY $310.24 194 29 COUNTRY CLUB AUTO $1,016.70 222 1 THRU 5 WITTMAN, LILYAN $3,316.44 222 464 WITTMAN, LILYAN $322.58 222 433 GUSS, JONATHAN $2,434.22 222 455 HINTON JR., CHARLES $2,227.98 256 46 LEWIS ET UX, ERNEST $1,552.38 50 103 456 GLEN COVE AVE LLC $2,765.49
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Highly Anne Tyler is a favorite of mine also recommended! 37 38 39 40 and I truly loved her latest: A SPOOL PS The Sea Cliff Beach Committee’s 8th OF BLUE THREAD. As is true of all Annual Pub Crawl will be Friday, Feb. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 her books, it is set in Baltimore and 27. Tickets will be sold at the Village 49 50 51 52 chronicles the story of one family over Wine Merchant’s that night. many generations. We meet Red and 53 54 55 Abby Whitshanks in 2012, a genial couple with four children , numerous 56 57 58 grandchildren and a history that brings us 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 back to the early 1900’s. Shared stories- that we find over the course of the novel 67 68 69 are not true- define their lives. Their 70 71 72 CITY COUNCIL MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2015 GLEN COVE CITY HALL PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Across Down PUBLIC HEARING Across 9. Attractive A To provide citizens with an opportunity to propose activities for inclusion 1. Nile bird 10. Liberal pursuits in the 2015-2016 Community Development Program for the City of Glen Cove 5. ___-ran 11. Floral ring pursuant to TITLE 1 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, 9. Fire-extinguishing agent 12. Sean ___ Lennon as amended, (Public Law 93-382) and Title 24 of the Code of Federal Regulations (Part 570). 14. Faux 13. Palindromic girl’s name B To discuss Local Law 02-2015 – Establishing a City of Glen Cove Charter 15. Le ___, city in Switzerland 18. Beak Revision Commission 16. Bowl 19. Make, as money C To discuss Local Law 03-2015 – adding Chapter 1, General Provisions, 17. Listening 22. Function Article V, §1-17, Defense and Indemnity of Officers and Employees 20. Sweep 23. Country club figure D To amend Section 265-49, Schedule XVII: Time Limit Parking, of the Code of Ordinances as it relates to Highland Road. 21. Roams 24. Border 22. ___-ski 25. Blood clots APPROVAL OF CITY COUNCIL MINUTES of February 10, 2015 26. Conflicts 26. Prosperity FINANCIAL REPORTS 27. Tax prep. expert 27. PC “brain” WARRANTS 30. Common truism 28. Dance bit RESOLUTIONS, ORDINANCES AND LOCAL LAWS 34. Dead center? 29. Belgium village A Resolution adopting Local Law 02-2015 – Establishing a City of Glen Cove Charter Revision Commission 35. Wise one 31. Female antelope (Proposed by Mayor 36. Cursor mover 32. Control Spinello) 37. Sandwich type 33. So far B Resolution adopting Local Law 03-2015 – adding Chapter 1, General 41. Old printing marks 38. Cash for incidentals Provisions, Article V, §1-17, Defense and Indemnity of Officers and Employees 44. ___ maison (indoors): Fr. 39. Clay, now (CA/CM) (Proposed by Mayor 45. View in northern Italy 40. Hack Spinello) C Ordinance amending Section 265-49, Schedule XVII: Time Limit Parking, 49. Honoring 41. Select, with “for” of the Code of Ordinances as it relates to Highland Road. 53. French beverage 42. “Humph!” (Proposed by Mayor 54. Pout 43. CBS symbol Spinello) 55. Alternative to a convertible 46. ___ Zeppelin D Resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into a contract agreement with 56. Kind of bean 47. Class-conscious grp. Cove Animal Rescue, for the operation of an animal shelter, located at 40 Shore Road. 57. Chart type 48. Royal wish (CA/CM) (Proposed by Mayor 59. Be charged too much 50. Maja painter Spinello) 67. 30-Across, e.g. 51. Saharan nomad E Resolution authoring the City Attorney to settle claim with Glen Plaza 68. Mark’s replacement 52. Hand-me-down Fabrication Contracting Inc. for the demolition and debris removal of 293 Glen 69. Indian bread 56. Guru Street. 70. Stupid 57. Prefix with legal (CA/CM) (Proposed by Mayor Spinello) 71. Govt. operative 58. Privy to APPOINTMENTS 72. By way of, briefly 59. Crash site? A Senior Center 60. Tumult B Mayor’s Office Down 61. Bark C Parks and Recreation 1. Sitter’s handful 62. Ornamental flower, for short COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND AGENCIES 2. Fluffy scarf A Recreation Commission 63. 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