Volume XXV No. 21 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 2/4/16 75C Glen Cove Senior Center and North Coast Subaru Support Free Medical Transport for Residents Volunteer Drivers Wanted

For almost ten years, the Glen Cove Senior Center and North Coast Subaru have partnered on a unique transportation initiative for Glen Cove residents. The Glen Cove Medical Transport program provides free transportation to all Glen Cove residents for doctor appointments, physical therapy sessions and any other non-emergency doctor, hospital, lab or medical center visits. “Due to the popularity of this program, we are looking for more volunteer drivers – individuals with a valid driver’s license and a big heart,” said Carol Waldman, Executive Director of the Glen Cove Senior Center. “The program runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. three days a week; with more volunteer drivers, we would like to expand the program from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.” While Glen Cove’s Medical Transport program began years earlier, in 2007 North Coast Subaru donated a vehicle to provide additional help to meet the community’s non-emergency transportation needs. As the program grew in popularity, a larger vehicle was required to help residents with wheelchairs and through program Photo (L to R) Interim coordinator Phyllis Burnett with volunteer drivers Linda Thompson and Gwen Cullen join Senior Center Executive Director Carol Waldman, Deputy Mayor Barbara Peebles and North coast Subaru’s Bill Santoro and Jesse Liang. Missing from photo, Rae continued on page 2 Grazioso, coordinator and volunteer driver Claudia Luppi. Photo credit: Anthony Gallego, Gill Associates Photography Vikings Varsity Football 1st Annual “Pink Out” Game

On Saturday, October 24th the North wore pink socks and the coaching staff Shore HS varsity football team hosted wore purple ribbon lapel pins to honor its first annual “Pink Out” game to former football coach Frank Rossi who support the American Cancer Society. battled pancreatic cancer back in 2009. Josh Mandell, a senior lineman of On top of a great cause, the Vikings North Shore High Schools, orchestrated defeated Valley Stream North by a score the entire even as part of his senior of 56-19! They will be in the playoffs at internship. With the help of some of his Bethpage HS, on November 8, 2015. Go teammates, Josh set up the fundraiser by Vikings. pre-selling North Shore Football t-shirts with a special design in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. Through his efforts, Josh was able to raise $1,200.00. In a pre-game, ceremony a check was present to Meagan Stewart of the American Cancer Society. To further raise awareness, the team all

The Vikings take the field wearing pink socks in the first annual “Pink Out” game to support the American Cancer Society. picture left (l to R) Dan Agovino (Head Football Coach), John Ruiz, Colin Dunn (Horary Game Captain), Meagan Stewart (American Cancer Society and Josh Mandell. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 4, 2016 Kick-Off Breakfast For Helen’s Run/Walk 2016 Draws Enthusiastic Supporters Calendar of Events Membership at the Glen Cove Senior Center is free and open to all seniors 60 years and older who are Nassau County residents. Our ongoing weekly classes include painting, exercise with the YMCA, Tai Chi, chair yoga, brain boosters, walking club, choral group, dancercise, tap dancing, Spanish conversation club, mah jongg, line dancing, and many more. Stop by the Site Manager’s office to register - you need to be registered to participate in any of our activities. Need a ride? Bus service is available from/to our “catchment area” upon request. The Center is open Monday to Friday, 9-5, and serves a nutritious lunch at noon. Visit us at 130 Glen Street, Glen Cove, online at www.glencoveseniorcenter.com, or call for more info (516) 759-9610.

Week of February 15th - Special Events

Monday, February 15th - PRESIDENTS’ DAY - center closed

Tuesday, February 16th @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm - AARP FREE TAX ASSISTANCE (SIGN-UP REQUIRED). CALL (516) 759-9610.

Tuesday, February 16th @ 12:30pm - ENTERTAINMENT BY THE VAROUS SISTERS.

Wednesday, February 17th @ 12:45 pm - CHAIR YOGA W/ PATTY M.

The Helen Keller National Center for Executive Director Susan Ruzenski Thursday, February 18th @ 10:30 am - ARTHRITIS EXERCISE & Deaf-Blind Youths & Adults (HKNC) and HKNC Development Officer EDUCATION CLASS W/ MERAV DEGUZMAN @ GLEN COVE jump-started its annual Helen’s Run/ Marina Carroll also thanked everyone HOSPITAL (Bus leaves Senior Center @ 10:15am) Walk this week with a kick-off breakfast for lending their support to make this at its Sands Point headquarters. Dozens year’s fundraising walk the best yet. Friday, February 19th @ 12:45 pm – BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION W/ and dozens of community residents and For information on participating in or BETTY Q. AND THE GOLDEN VOICES. participants from previous years gathered sponsoring Helen’s Run/Walk 2016, to brainstorm and collect registration please visit www.helenkeller.org/hknc. A delicious, hot, healthy lunch is served every day at noon. Consider joining materials for this year’s Helen’s Run/ us before/after one of our special events. Walk, which will take place on Sunday, April 17, at the Sands Point Preserve. Welcoming everyone to the Helen’s Run/Walk Words of inspiration were provided by 2016 kick-off breakfast were (from left to right) HKNC Assistant Program Coordinator HKNC Executive Director Susan Ruzenski; Maricar Marquez, followed by insights HKNC Development Officer Marina Carroll; on getting healthy and motivated from and Sands Point resident and nutritional nutritional health counselor and Sands health counselor Sara Siskind. Point resident Sara Siskind. HKNC

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through the generosity of corporate donations; a larger Subaru Outback was Scoopydoo sponsors and volunteers,” said Mayor

purchased. “With our commitment to Reggie Spinello.

community service in Glen Cove, North The Medical Transport program is Got Poop? Got Coast Subaru covers the cost of the coordinated through the Glen Cove service and maintenance for the Subaru Senior Center and it is available for free Outback and the City provides the to all Glen Cove residents (not only insurance and fuel,” said Bill Santoro of seniors). For more information, Glen North Coast Subaru. In addition, North Cove residents and new volunteer drivers Coast Subaru also supports Cove Animal can call the Glen Cove Senior Center at Rescue’s pet adoption program. (516) 759-9610 or the Medical Transport “This is another great example of Office at (516) 676-2846. The Gold Coast Gazette a strong, long-term public-private 57 Glen Street, partnership where a vital service is Glen Cove, NY 11542 (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) Correction Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the The article on MLK Day had an error. It was the Rev Mark Fitzhugh, Rector Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. of St. John's of Lattingtown Episcopal Church in Locust Valley, who gave the prayer for youth, not Fitzpatrick as in the article. Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Glen Cove to Issue “Temporary Railroad Parking” Permit for Residents ’ With Special Circumstances Mayor Reggie Spinello’s “Residents “Temporary Railroad Parking” Permit. First” parking program that offers Glen To receive a temporary Glen Cove Cove residents-only parking on the north Railroad Parking permit, residents can side of the Glen Cove and Glen Street bring their driver’s license, a photo LIRR train stations, has received strong ID and two documents that show Glen community support If a resident’s Cove proof of residency (e.g., mortgage license and car registration have a Glen statement, deed, lease, phone, tax and by Kevin Horton Cove address, no parking permit is utility bills) to the City of Glen Cove’s necessary at this time. “However, in City Clerk’s office at 9 Glen Street (third Resident Appreciation Month listening to the needs of a select group floor) between the hours of 9:00 a.m. of Glen Cove residents, we have learned and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Atria Glen Cove celebrated "Resident Appreciation Month" in January. Lisa there are individuals who have a series of Or, for train commuters who are unable Travatello, Public Relations Officer from Mayor Spinello's office dropped by for special circumstances that prevent them to come to the City Clerk’s office during a special ceremony. The residents had the opportunity to thank Glen Cove for the from meeting the criteria for parking the week, there will be a special Saturday beautiful community they live in and the wonderful services offered to them. (See in the North lots of our train stations,” sign-ups on January 30 and February picture.) said Mayor Spinello. Those special 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m in the circumstances for local residents include Main Chambers of City Hall. For more individuals who have recently moved information call the City Clerk’s office at to Glen Cove and their vehicle* is still (516) 676-3345. registered in another state or a resident is * According to Glen Cove Police Chief driving a company car that is registered William Whitton and New York State in another location. law, residents who have moved to Glen For these unique situations, the City Cove from another state have 30 days to of Glen Cove will offer a special free re-register their vehicle in New York.

Emily Kathryn Heid Named to Sewanee Dean’s List

Emily Kathryn Heid of Glen Head has been named to the Dean's List at the University of the South for the Fall 2015 term. To earn a place on Sewanee's Dean's List, a student must earn a minimum grade point average of 3.625 on a 4.0 scale. Heid is the daughter of Kathryn & Blaise R. Heid. Congrats Emily!

For Gazette advertising information call 671-2360 Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 4, 2016 Congratulations! Viking Boys & Girls Cross-Country Teams Are County Champions

Congratulations go out to the North Shore High Schools Boys and Girls Cross-Country Teams for BOTH winning the Nassau County Class III Cross-Country Championship. In doing so, they defeated the other 18 schools in the County and won by significant margins. The Vikings will be competing next weekend at the State Qualifier in an effort to be eligible for the New York State Championship.

Attached is a photo by Bob Vizza of both teams with their coaches (Boys) Ed Corona and (Girls) Neal Levy and JV Coach Sara Lemar Mayor Spinello Celebrates Success of Glen Cove High School Select Chorale with Special Citation of Recognition

Mayor Reggie Spinello presented Glen Cove High School’s Select Choral with a Citation of Recognition at the January 26 Editor and Publisher Glen Cove City Council meeting. With support from the Glen Cove City Council and Glen Cove School Superintendent Maria Kevin C. Horton Rianna, Mayor Spinello recognized the Select Chorale and its Director Ed Norris with a special Citation to acknowledge the Photographers group’s outstanding representation of Glen Cove as they recently performed in Italy at the Vatican during a mass led by Pope Peter Budraitis Francis. “You made your school and City proud,” said Mayor Spinello. In accepting the plaque on behalf of the choir, Mr. Norris Richard Wilson Jr. said, “We had the time of our lives in Italy and it’s an experience we will never forget.” “You sing like angels,” added Mayor Art Director Spinello after the Select Chorale sang two songs for the City Hall audience. (photo by Tab Hauser) Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager Robert J. Horton Layout Design Jackie Comitino Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Brenda Weck Gene Auciello Carol Griffin Matthew Ross Sports Editor Robin Appel Gazette logo designed by artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Publisher Emeritus

57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 e-mail: [email protected] Phone: 516-671-2360 KCH Publications, Inc. All rights reserved Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Congratulations to Diana Vizza, NEWS12 Scholar Athlete Award Winner

VALENTINES PRICE-FIX MENU $45 Saturday and Sunday February 13-14 AMUSE BOUCHE OYSTER Champagne, mango air SOUP ROASTED CARROT FENNEL SOUP finished with grilled fennel and ouzo crema SALADS SPINACH SALAD spinach leaves with warm portobellos, charred tomatoes, caramelized onions, bacon, poached egg and red-wine The North Shore School District is the National Tri-M Music Honor Society, proud to announce that Diana Vizza, a the National Foreign Language Honor vinaigrette high school senior, has been named a Society, and the National Science Honor OVEN-ROASTED BEETS NEWS12 Scholar Athlete. For the past Society. Earlier this school year, she was four years, Diana has been a part of named a National Merit Semifinalist. mixed greens with goat-cheese crumble, balsamic and the Women’s Cross Country Team. Her This incredible scholar-athlete also honey speed, endurance, and mental toughness finds time to sing in the Concert Chorale have earned her multiple “All County” and play the cello in the North Shore ENTREES honors. Recently, Diana won the New Chamber Orchestra. Next fall, Diana TEQUILA SHRIMP York State Class B Women’s Cross will be attending Dartmouth College Country Championship, was named the where she will be studying Biomedical jumbo shrimp sauteed and tossed with Patrón vanilla Long Island Cross Country runner of the Science. tequila, diced tomatoes, bell peppers, cumin and coriander year by Newsday, and on January 21st Diana stated, “While often it is won the qualifying trial for the Millrose difficult to balance academics, sports, finished with a touch of cream and topped with fried tortilla Games (for the high school women’s and life…. I run for my teammates.” She crisps mile). As a result, Diana will be competing added, “Even when you think you can’t, in what is regarded as asignature event at try and keep going … always run with PAN-SEARED SALMON one of the most prestigious indoor track confidence.” Pistachio-crusted, fresh raspberry emulsion with a pear and field competitions in the nation. Please watch Diana Vizza on NEWS12 She crossed the finish line in 4 minutes at http://longisland.news12.com/sports/ and blue-cheese slaw 54.34 seconds - a winning margin of high-school/scholar-athlete/news-12- LOBSTER TAILS 0.02 seconds. This was her fastest indoor long-island-scholar-athlete-1.9516124 mile ever by four seconds. Additionally, Congratulations to Diana Vizza on all Slow butter poached (additional $8) it was the best time by any high school these wonderful accomplishments and GRILLED SWORDFISH female runner in New York State this best of luck now and in the future. year, and the second fastest nationally. Braised celery with a hint of sage, light tomato and Neal Levy, Diana’s track coach said, Congratulations Diana Vizza, a senior at smoked-bacon butter “Diana has been a role model for her North Shore High School, who recently won work ethic and striving to reach one’s the News12 Scholar Athlete Award is pictured CORNISH HEN potential. She has been wonderful in with North Shore High School Principal carrying on the tradition of excellence Albert Cousins and Director of Athletics Hoisin glazed with scallion espuma for the North Shore High School track Don Lang. Article and photos by Danielle NEW YORK SHELL STEAK program.” Zbodula Additionally in school, Diana is a Wood grilled with peppercorn brandy demi glaze member of the National Honor Society, RACK OF LAMB Pan seared with rosemary and garlic confit (additional $10) Real Estate Help Wanted BRAISED PORK OSSO BUCO Finished with Greek lemon egg soup Attention Agents and Brokers... Imagine having the opportunity to create ASIAN TUNA lifelong compounding residual income...and truly getting paid for what you Wok-charred with soy pearls, wasabi air and yuzu gelee are worth! We are seeking persons with sales and/or marketing experience. Call for more information: 1-857-957-1648 This could be the opportunity DESSERT that youíve been looking for... Modern strawberry shortcake with fresh cream ------x platters of chocolate truffles Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 4, 2016 Landing’s Acosta Wins Spelling Bee C.R.E.W. Closing Ceremony at

Landing Elementary School fifth- Denise Pawlowski, congratulated Glenwood Landing grader Valerie Acosta was named winner Valerie, runner-up Natalie Fuchs and the of the school’s annual Scripps Spelling following students on their outstanding Glenwood Landing ended its month- 30th where every grade performed on Bee. performances: Ashlee Alvarenga, long C.R.E.W. (Curious Readers stage to an enthusiastic audience. Fifth Valerie and nine other students took Daniel Barajas, Destiny Brown, Lilia Enthusiastic Writers) festival with an graders led the ceremony and acted out part in the competition, after placing Landaverde, Ricardo Ochoa, William exciting school-wide assembly. This the children’s story titled, Hallo-Wiener first and second in their individual Romero, Juan Yepez and Edward Yun. year, the C.R.E.W. committee stated by Dav Pilkey. Congratulations to all class spelling bees. Principal Benjamin Acosta will move to the next level of that the theme was “Fall into Literacy.” of the fifth graders for working so hard Roberts served as moderator for the competition at the Long Island Regional Students were encouraged to read during recess to not only learn their lines event, presenting words off the Scripps Scripps Spelling Bee at Hofstra books about fiction, poetry, non-fiction, but perform so beautifully! They ended Spelling word list to students. University on March 13. biographies, and science fiction, just to the ceremony with an original dance Bee organizers, fourth-grade teacher name a few and write about them! interpretation choreographed under the Margaret Clark and fifth-grade teacher While students read and write all year direction of Mrs. Goodstone. She said, long, the month of C.R.E.W. reinforces “The dance was to Cirque du Soleil these skills by continuing to focus on music and the kids were telling the story genres including poetry, fairytales, non- of falling and eventually falling into fiction, personal narratives, biographies, literacy through movement.” memoirs and picture books. Additionally, Many thanks go out to all of the teachers this is a special time where students and staff, the entire C.R.E.W committee, participated in a number of activities Principal Finder, and the Glenwood (some new and some traditional) Landing School-Community Association including Buddy Reading & Writing, (SCA) who were all instrumental in the Guest Read-Ins, Word of the Day, success of this month-long event. a visit by guest author Brian Heinz, and a C.R.E.W. button contest won Photo Caption: Article and photos by byChristopher Marinello. Additionally, Shelly Newman Pictured are the different many library activities took place grade levels at Glenwood Landing School throughout the month and students were performing at the CREW (Curious Readers challenged to read more books than the Enthusiastic Writers) Closing ceremony, a year before. month- long reading and writing celebration To culminate the C.R.E.W festival, the with the theme this year of “Fall into closing ceremony was held on October Literacy.

Landing School’s Spelling Bee competitors are pictured with Principal Benjamin Roberts and bee organizers Margaret Clark (left) and Denise Pawlowski (right).

Fifth-grade student Valerie Acosta was named winner of the school bee. Photos courtesy of the Glen Cove City School District Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 31 North Shore Students Inducted into the Science National Honor Society

North Shore Schools, Glen Head, NY - Recently, North Shore High School held a Science National Honor Society Induction Ceremony honoring 31 students. Science teacher, Mr. Richard Galati, along with Steven Menchel, guest speaker, led the ceremony and presented the certificates to the students.

The main objectives of the Science National Honor Society are

•฀Encourage฀and฀recognize฀scientific฀and฀ intellectual thought

•฀ Advance฀ the฀ students’฀ knowledge฀ of฀ classical and modern science

•฀ Communicate฀ with฀ the฀ scientific฀ community

•฀ Aid฀ the฀ civic฀ community฀ with฀ its฀ comprehension of science

•฀ Encourage฀ students฀ to฀ participate฀ in community service and in turn, encourage a dedication to the pursuit of scientific knowledge that benefits all humankind

Congratulations go out to the following 2015-16 science inductees: Sara Abbondondolo, Jacob Abramowitz, Stephanie Bazan, Brett Bennett, Cody Brady, Cathryn Casatuta, Alexandra Cefalu, Winston DeMartini, Andrew Douglas, Gabriella Farb, Cleo Fleming, Katerina Ganasoulis, Courtney Gilmartin, Jessica Hannon, Alexander Lacomba, Benjamin Lerner, Monica Manfredonia, Anne Marchildon, Cecilia Nelson, Alyssa O’Rourke, Talia Pelts, Neilkaran Rawal, Julia Reilly, Anna Rothenberg, Eva Rothenberg, Carly Rovner, Stephen Saccone, Richard Song, Cassandra Sullivan, Diana Vizza, Brendan Zbikowski, and Stephanie Zelenetz. Bravo to all!

Photo Caption: Article and photos by Shelly Newman Pictured are the students who were recently inducted into the National Science Honor Society at North Shore High School. Congratulations. Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 4, 2016 Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 North Shore Middle School Students Wear Orange for Unity Day “We Stand Together” During the month of October, We Stand Together.” E3 school community. This is the first activities at North Shore Middle School. communities nationwide have joined Under the direction of Principal of many anti-bullying activities that together to actively participate in National Ferris, the theme “Everyone Matters, will take place at the middle school this Unity Day at North Shore Middle School Bullying Prevention Month. Under the Everyone Cares, Everyone Learns” year.” Many thanks to the MS PTSO, further unites the students in their efforts direction of guidance counselors Ms. (E3) was introduced with the vision of the guidance counselors, social workers, against bullying. Children wore orange to Canzoniero, Mr. Jackson, Ms. Finning, uniting North Shore Middle School. administration, and teachers who worked show their support and demonstrate that they and Middle School Social Worker, Principal Ferris said, “This is a reminder so hard to decorate the cafeteria and “Stand Together” against bullying. Article Toni Papetti, students participated in that bullying will not be tolerated in our assist in all of the important Unity Day and photos by Shelly Newman Unity Day in many ways. During their respective lunch periods, students watched a PowerPoint presentation which highlighted many important facts about bullying including: · 77% of students are being bullied mentally, verbally and physically · Cyberbullying statistics are rapidly approaching similar numbers · 1 out of 4 students will be abused by another youth · 1 out of 5 students admit to being a bully Additionally, they watched a musical performance by their peers and participated in a number of social building activities including going up to someone that they didn’t know and ask them, “What did you do on vacation?” These types of cafeteria activities served as a reminder for students to be kind to one another and reach out to their peers to let them know that they are not alone. During the lunch room activities, the guidance counselors reiterated the important themes “Make a change and

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Community members, local officials and Glen Cove City School District employees visited students at Connolly Elementary School during the school’s PARP (Pick a Reading Partner) Community Readers celebration. At the event, Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello, members of the Glen Cove Police Department and fire department, senior citizens, district professionals and others, read grade- level appropriate books to the Connolly students. The visitors also spoke to the youngsters about their professional careers and how reading helped them to become successful adults. Academic Intervention Services teacher Dora Ricciardi organized the event and said it was beneficial for students to hear adults read aloud. “It’s a great opportunity for students to hear adult readers read fluently. It also sends a powerful message to the students when they hear how reading has impacted the lives of their guest reader,” Ricciardi said. As part of the school’s two-week PARP celebration, Glen Cove High School’s National Honor Society students were invited to read at Connolly. Connolly students also visited and read to students at Gribbin Elementary School.

Connolly Elementary School Principal Rose Sekelsky (right), Glen Cove Superintendent of Schools Maria Rianna (left) and Glen Cove Mayor Reginald Spinello (third left, back row) are pictured with community members, who volunteered their time to read to Connolly students.

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heroes, had good advice for those citizens childhood summers at his grandparents’ unsure about standing up for their rights: house on Crescent Beach Road, collected “Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way”. shells at Prybil Beach and got ice cream That applies to us, dear readers, especially at Henry’s. Now he wants to surreptiously now that we are being forced to fight Glen make millions of dollars by changing Rally Shows How Unpopular opposes. Cove city hall on two fronts instead of Glen Cove forever and taking away such Waterfront Project Really Is The justification for the Cruz threat to one. We are talking, of course, about the memories from future generations. cause financial ruin, however, turned out Waterfront Project at Garvies Point and The developer across town, Daniel To The Editor, to be supported by fraud. Cruz, and other the Villa Condominium Complex on Glen Livingston, wants to create housing for If anything, an indoor rally of some crazies like him, insisted that he’d seen a Cove Avenue. young couples and empty nesters that will 200 residents of Glen Cove and Sea Cliff video proving that Planned Parenthood We must congratulate and thank both of displace 48 families from the site they Jan. 31 more than served its purpose. was harvesting and selling baby parts. Fast our community newspapers, the Glen Cove call home. He also has similar plans in Make no mistake, the Sunday afternoon forward to Texas where an undeniably Record-Pilot and the Gold Coast Gazette, Hempstead and Huntington where housing packed house showed just how unpopular partisan Grand Jury, empaneled by a for giving us weekly updates on the not- for the poor would also be more appropriate. the Waterfront Project being proposed Republican District Attorney to investigate so-little war we have going here. Former Yet this representative group of developers by Mayor Reginald Spinello and his city the baby-parts-for-sale claim, looked at the City Councilman Steve Gonzalez gives met under the auspices of an LI Regional council really is. The event was hosted by real facts. us first-hand insight on the Waterfront in Planning Board that amounted to nothing the Committee for a Sustainable Waterfront The Grand Jury’s finding: No evidence a letter titled “No Gains For Residents”. but a back-slapping session on who was and supported by the Village of Sea Cliff that Planned Parenthood was doing what He cites RXR Realty, its contractors and doing what and where. No agenda because and Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor. was charged by Cruz & Co. those highly-paid “consultants” from nobody else was invited to the chummy If only members of the city administration The amazing result: In a stunning Westchester County. He says Mayor affair. could have witnessed the spirit and force reversal, the Republican inspired Grand Reginald Spinello “has turned a blind eye” According to Mayor Spinello, the sale of of this fund-raising event held at the Jury indicted the makers of the video for toward the project’s imminent adverse the Waterfront Property will take place in Metropolitan Bistro restaurant in Sea Cliff. criminal fraud. impact on the city because he views his the “second quarter” which means between Cheers and jeers filled the room as To the Cruzes of the world, facts simply re-election as a mandate from the public to April and June. The timetable on the Villa organizers Roger Friedman, attorney have no place in a debate. For them, proceed however he wants. They call this is unclear. The two lawsuits concerning the Amy Marion and village mayor Bruce facts just get in the way, so they not only carte blanche, also available at Uncle Dai’s Waterfront are scheduled to be heard Feb. Kennedy in turn denounced the proposal as disregard them, they misrepresent them. or American Cafe. 8. Verify time, date and place by calling detrimental not only to the future of Glen It’s a strategy that people with no principles RXR chairman and CEO Scott Rechler Glen Cove City Hall (676-2000) or Sea Cove but to the permanent loss of a bucolic use all the time. hosted a New Year party for 120 believers Cliff Village Hall (671-0080). There is peninsula that used to be an integral part of So, as if right out of the Cruz “Facts- at the Glen Cove Mansion. He told them in nothing so convincing as a courtroom full "The Gold Coast" of Long Island. Don’t-Matter” playbook, last week, some melodramatic terms that he considers Glen of spectators to make judge and/or jury see Mayor Spinello obviously is convinced individual or individuals who don’t have Cove his hometown because his mother how important this hearing is. Joe Krupinski that his re-election in November was a the guts to put their names to anything they grew up on Woolsey Avenue, he spent public mandate to do whatever he wants espouse, created a website with the URL with Glen Cove in the next two years. He “boycottglencove.com.” Like Cruz, they wants to transform the city from a bedroom reasoned that an effective way to oppose the Glen Cove High School Student Receives community into "a go-to destination" with redevelopment of Glen Cove’s waterfront resort-like amenities. Who knows, but his is to destroy Glen Cove’s businesses by SportsUnited: Basketball Ambassadors of Today and self-image might be that of a casino owner. boycotting them. That way, if people could Tomorrow Full Scholarship Trip To Moscow, Russia But we must not panic because there was a be persuaded to destroy their own local level-headed presence among those leaders shops, stores and businesses, it would send a (ECA), and is administered by RAF in attending the rally. message to the people who run the City that collaboration with Andrei Kirilenko’s They handed pamphlets to everyone who they have to reverse the 20-years of work initiative School 2.0, with the support came through the door that contained the that have gone into this project. Instead of of Russia's national Student Basketball names and e-mail addresses of our political fomenting an urban riot, all too familiar to Association and the U.S. Embassy in representatives, including U.S. Senator most Americans, these unnamed people Moscow. Charles Schumer, State Senator Carl chose to go about destruction of their own “Giving the citizens of our two Marcellino, State Assemblyman Chuck local economy peacefully – with a boycott countries an opportunity to learn from Lavine of Glen Cove, Nassau County of innocent businesses. each other and realize that we share the same goals and hopes for the future is at Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton of Boycotting Glen Cove as a strategy for the center of all of RAF’s programs. We Glen Cove and County Executive Edward opposing the waterfront redevelopment are thrilled to bring this life-transforming Mangano. Getting them involved would now stands head and shoulders above opportunity to New York’s students and certainly open some eyes in city hall. the most stupid, unwise, imprudent, coaches.” - Rina Kirshner, Vice President, The symbiotic relationship between irresponsible, thoughtless and ill-advised Russian American Foundation Glen Cove and Sea Cliff was supposedly ideas for opposing a development project “Learning about different cultures is sealed with a 2000 agreement signed by that has yet surfaced in this years-long such an important part of life. I am happy Glen Cove Mayor Thomas Suozzi and Sea project. It should come as no surprise that to partner with RAF, in order to make the Cliff Mayor Claudia Moyne, who was in other people, who still have functioning The New York-based Russian globe a little bit smaller for some special attendance and acknowledged for her part gray matter, got so riled up over this American Foundation (RAF) is pleased young people and coaches.” - Timofey in sustaining cooperation between our two boycott craziness that whoever put it up on to announce that Glen Cove High Mozgov (Cleveland Cavaliers) communities. So the movement against the the Internet promptly took it down. School junior GraceAnne Woods SportsUnited, ECA’s division devoted Waterfront Project has escalated nicely. We Here’s a challenge: Drawing from the has been selected for a prestigious to sports diplomacy, taps into sports must thank our two weekly newspapers, old “What’s My Line?” TV show, I would SportsUnited: Basketball Ambassadors diplomacy’s ability to increase dialogue the Record-Pilot and Gazette, for their ask: Will the real sponsors of the ‘Boycott of Today and Tomorrow full scholarship and cultural understanding between people important coverage. Glen Cove’ website please stand up and overseas exchange trip and will travel to around the world. Sports Diplomacy is an Joe Krupinski show your neighbors know just who it is Russia from April 22 to May 1, 2016. integral part of building relations between that wants to destroy Glen Cove financially GraceAnne and 12 other finalists will the United States and other nations. Boycott What? to prove their point? engage with overseas peers through the Participation in sports teaches leadership, One can only guess that there may be common bond of basketball, expanding teamwork, and communication skills that To The Editor, some real surprises as to who was behind understanding of each other's culture and help young people succeed in all areas of their lives. Some folks insist that the way to fix a this harebrained tactic. country, while advancing their skills in becoming open-minded and successful RAF was founded in 1997 with a non- non-existent problem is by creating another Michael A. Levy partisan mission to encourage interest in one as a diversion. The prime example? citizens in today's global world. This initiative is funded by the and understanding of Russian heritage, as Ted Cruz, the guy who tried to shut down Glen Cove Battle well as to promote reciprocal interest in the federal government because he decided On Two Fronts Now SportsUnited division of the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of American heritage in the former Soviet that he could threaten to ruin the country Union. financially to force Congress to de-fund To The Editor, Educational and Cultural Affairs, Planned Parenthood, an organization he General George Patton, one of our WWII Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 4, 2016

the date set for the Library Election and North Shore Central School District Budget Vote, except Saturday, Sunday PUBLIC NOTICE: is hereby given or holiday, including the date set for the for separate sealed bids for: Bond PUBLIC NOTICE meeting. Referendum Projects – Phase 2 at ABSENTEE BALLOTS Glenwood Landing Elementary School, The Ring Weeder, The County within Law of the State of New York at the Glen PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Glen Head Elementary School & North this state in which the limited liability Cove Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., that an application for an absentee ballot Shore Middle School. company is to be located is Nassau. Glen Cove, New York, in said District for the Library election and budget vote Bids will be received by the School The SSNY is designated as agent of the on March 29, 2016 between the hours of may be applied for at the office of the District, on March 15, 2016 at 11:00 limited liability company upon whom 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Said meeting will be District Clerk, of Glen Cove Public a.m. process against it may be served. The held for the following purposes: Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, prevailing time in the Administrative address within or without this state to To vote on the following proposition: New York. Such application must be Office, 112 Franklin Avenue, Sea Cliff, which the SS shall mail a copy of any received at least (7) seven days before New York, 11579, and at said time and process accepted on behalf of the limited RESOLVED that the proposed budget of the election if the ballot is to be mailed to place publicly opened and read aloud. liability company served upon him or the Glen Cove Public Library, Glen Cove the voter, or the day before the election The Contract Documents may be her is c/o United States Corporation City School District, as prepared by the if the ballot is to be delivered personally examined at the Office of the Architect, Agents, Inc, 7014 13th Avenue, Suite Trustees of the said Public Library, for to the voter. No absentee voter ballot BBS Architects, Landscape Architects 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228. The name the year 2016/2017, and as the same shall be canvassed unless it shall have and Engineers, P.C., 244 East Main and street address in this state of the may have been amended, be and hereby been received at the office of the District Street, Patchogue, New York, (631) 475- registered agent upon whom and at is approved; and that the amount thereof, Clerk, Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Glen 0349, between 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. which process against the limited less receipts, be raised by the levy of a Cove Ave., New York, not later than 5:00 Monday through Friday beginning on liability company may be served is : tax upon the taxable real property in the p.m., prevailing time, on the date of the February 10, 2016 and may be obtained United States Corporation Agents, Inc, said School District. election. upon a deposit of One Hundred ($100.00) 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, Dollars for each complete set. Checks NY 11228. Street address of Principal For the purpose of electing; one (1) Gina Rant for deposits shall be made payable to Business location is : 39 Willits Road, Trustee of the Glen Cove Public Library Clerk the DISTRICT, Checks for deposits Glen Cove NY 11542. for a (5) five-year term. ------x shall be made payable to the DISTRICT, ------x Invitation to Bidders NOTICE OF FORMATION, BBM The vote on the aforesaid matters will be BOARD OF EDUCATION legals continued page 13 Computers LLC. Articles of Organization cast by ballot in a ballot box. Filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/09/2015. Office location: PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Nassau County. SSNY designated for that the Library Board pursuant to the service of process. SSNY shall mail provisions of Section 260 and 2007 of Obituaries copies of any process served against the the Education Law hereby calls said LLC to THE LLC, 30 Clinton St. Sea Special District Meeting. Cliff, NY 11579. Purpose: any lawful FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY Doris Klenkel McLaughlin Kramer Megiel Funeral Purpose or activity. GIVEN that petitions nominating the Home. ------x candidate for the office of Trustee of the Klenkel, Doris A. of Glen Cove, NY on RESOLUTION NO. 1, YEAR 2016 Glen Cove Public Library must be filed January 31, 2016. Beloved wife of the RESOLVED, that the following persons with the Clerk of the District between late Richard. Loving mother of Laurie Thomas Hackett be appointed Inspectors of Election for hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., no later Klenkel, Suellen (The late Michael) HACKETT, Thomas V. of Glen Cove, the Annual Village Election to be held than February 29, 2016, the thirtieth NY on Jan. 23, 2016 age 62. Loving March 15, 2016: day preceding the election, at which Galluccio and Richard Klenkel, INSPECTORS: Mary Lou Martin and time the candidate so nominated is to be Jr.. Cherished grandmother of Mark husband of the late Genevieve. Beloved John Murello elected. Each nominating petition shall (Renae), Julie, Brianna and Meredith. son of Jane and the late James. Dear ALTERNATE INSPECTORS: Margaret be directed to the Clerk of the District, Dear sister of Lawrence (Carol) Ritter. brother of Catherine Desch (John), Evans and Jean Stratford must be signed by at least twenty-five Funeral Service at St. Paul’s Episcopal James (Lynn), Elizabeth Chiarella (Ken) (25) qualified voters of the District, shall and Sean (Robin). Proud stepfather of POLL CLERKS: The Village Clerk state the residence of each signer, and Church, Glen Cove, NY, with interment to be authorized to hire Poll Clerks must state the name and residence of the to follow at St. Paul’s Church Yard Genevieve and Guy (Dawn). Special as required, and that the pay of these candidate. Cemetery. Arrangements by Whitting grandfather of Shane. Also survived by officials shall be at the rate of $90.00 per Sample forms of the petitions may be Funeral Home. a niece and nephews. Arrangements by day of service, that Mary Lou Martin is obtained from the Clerk of the District Dodge-Thomas Funeral Home, Glen hereby appointed Chairman of Election at the Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Glen James Troffa Inspectors for a term of one year from Cove Ave., Glen Cove, New York. TROFFA, James F. of Glen Cove, NY Cove. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. this date, at the rate of $110.00 per day FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY on Jan. 31,2016 age 86. Beloved brother Donations may be made to Lung Cancer of service. GIVEN that a copy of the proposed of Pete and the late Mary, John, Albert, Foundation. www.DodgeThomas.com Dated: January 11, 2016 estimated expenditures to be voted upon Columbia, Mack and Fannie. Also Marianne Lennon shall be made available at the Glen Cove Sea Cliff, NY Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen survived by many loving nieces and Irving Miller Village Clerk Cove, New York, between the hours of nephews. Visitation at the Funeral Home MILLER, Irving “ Unofficial Mayor of ------x 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day other than of Dodge-Thomas, Glen Cove. Mass held Sea Cliff” on Jan 30, 2016 age 96. Former RESOLUTION NO. 2, YEAR 2016 Saturday, Sunday or holiday, during the at the Church of St. Rocco. Interment proprietor of Brause’s Liquor Store, Glen RESOLVED, that Grievance Day for the fourteen days preceding such meeting. Cove. Survived by his loving family. Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff, Nassau FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY Holy Rood Cemetery. Donations may be County, New York is set for Tuesday, GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of made to Hospice Care Network. www. Service was held at Dodge-Thomas February 16, 2016, between the hours of the Glen Cove Public Library will hold DodgeThomas.com Funeral Home, Glen Cove. Interment 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. at which time a special budget hearing on March 15, was held at Montefiore Cemetery. www. complaints to the Proposed 2016-2017 2016 at the Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Frank Meiners DodgeThomas.com Assessment Roll shall be received. Said Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, New York Proposed Assessment Roll, as prepared, at 7:00 p.m. Meiners, Frank of Glen Cove, formerly will be on file in the Office of the Village of Glen Head on January 28, 2016 age Clerk during business hours from FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY 87. Beloved husband of the late Theresa Monday, February 1st, through February GIVEN that the qualified voters of the Meiners. Loving father of John (Gail), 16, 2016. District may register between the hours North Shore of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Glen Cove Annette (Jim) Grimes, Douglas (Lisa) Dated: January 11, 2016 Public Library, 4 Glen Cove Ave., Glen and the late Frankie. Proud grandfather Monuments Marianne Lennon Cove, New York. The final date to register of Tom, Mary, Vicki, Diana, Mia, Coco Plaques and Sandblasting Sea Cliff, NY for the meeting to be held on March 29, and Rocco. Funeral Mass at the Church Village Clerk 2016 is March 15, 2016. If a voter has of St. Patrick. Interment St. Charles QUALITY WORKMANSHIP ------x voted in any election within the last 4 LEGAL NOTICE years (2012) or if he or she is eligible to Cemetery. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel FOR FOUR GENERATIONS NOTICE OF SPECIAL LIBRARY vote under Article 5 of Election Law, he Funeral Home. DISTRICT MEETING ON MARCH or she is eligible to vote at this election. Quality Granite In All Colors 29, 2016, OF GLEN COVE PUBLIC All other persons who wish to vote must Jack Noviello Work done in all cemeteries LIBRARY TO VOTE ON THE PUBLIC register. The registration list prepared by LIBRARY BUDGET the Board of Elections of Nassau County Noviello, Jack of Glen Cove on February AND TO ELECT ONE TRUSTEE OF will be filed in the Office of the District 1, 2016. Beloved husband of the late 759-2156 THE GLEN COVE PUBLIC LIBRARY Clerk of the Glen Cove Public Library, 4 Joan J.. Devoted father of Teri (Michael) Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, New York Franco and Gina (John). Cherished Showroom: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and will be open for inspection by any grandfather of Alyssa. Also survived by 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. that a Special meeting of the qualified qualified voter of the district between voters of the Glen Cove Public Library the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. prevailing his loving nieces, nephews and cousins. Brookville, N.Y. 11545 will be held pursuant to the provisions of time, on any day after Tuesday, March Funeral Mass at the Church of St. Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Section 260 and 2007 of the Education 15, 2016, and each of the days prior to Patrick. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13

NS Board of Ed Meeting Thurs, January 28, at 7:30 PM at - Ann DiPietro North Shore Middle School Dear Great Book Guru, community of villains, friends, and With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, relatives- with special focus on Stafford’s The North Shore Board of Education will meet on Thursday, January 28, I am looking for the perfect gift … and, young autistic son Jason( aka the Kid). 2016 at 7:30 PM, at North Shore Middle School to discuss the following of course, that means a book. Do you Much of the storyline deals with the agenda items including: Athletics Review and Budget Review. have something special to recommend? joys and challenges of parenting, and Upcoming meetings will take place on the following dates at 7:30 p.m. Valentine Gift Seeker when Stafford and the Kid are placed (unless noted otherwise) 2/11, 2/25, 3/10, 3/31, 4/14 (Budget Adoption), 4/20 in a witness protection program, these (Wednesday, Meet the Candidates Night in HS Cafeteria at 8 PM), and 5/5 Dear Valentine Gift Seeker, challenges multiply. Sears’s writing (BOE Town Meeting/Budget Reading). The Budget Vote/Election of Trustees How lucky are you? Just this week is always dynamic and the plot, while will take place on Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at North Shore High School from 7 the latest in the Jason Stafford mystery intricate, is always believable. Highly AM-10 PM. If you would like to contact the North Shore Board of Education, series has been released: SAVING recommended! please [email protected]. JASON by esteemed Sea Cliff author

Michael Sears. While I have loved all the If you would like to be added to the district email list, please contact the books in the series: BLACK FRIDAYS, Superintendent at [email protected] or subscribe at the top MORTAL BONDS, and LONG WAY right of the district website at www.northshoreschools.org. DOWN, this latest is the best yet. Jason Stafford is a talented former Wall Street trader who was sent to prison for insider trading. After being released, he began a new, very lucrative career as a financial investigator. The novels all involve fiscal Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club malfeasance of some sort with this latest focusing on a hostile takeover, but they are more than just financial thrillers. From Club Member to Club Sears has created a colorfully diverse Program Director

School. Soon after that she took PUBLIC NOTICE on the role of Front Desk Assistant. She was promoted to Director of NORTH SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL opinion the best interest of the School Membership Services and then to DISTRICT and may be uncertified. District will thereby be promoted. Director of Social Recreation, a Bidder’s deposit shall be refunded in Each bidder may not withdraw his bid position she held for three years full upon the return of one set of the within 45 days after the formal opening before joining Glen Cove Boys & bid documents in good condition within thereof. A bidder may withdraw his thirty (30) days of the contract award bid only in writing and prior to the bid Girls Club. or rejection of the bid of such bidder. opening date. “I am thrilled to be working at the Partial refunds, in an amount equal to Dated: 01/27/2016 Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club. This the full amount of the deposit for one set BY ORDER OF THE: Club is truly a family and I have per unsuccessful bidder or non-bidder BOARD OF EDUCATION less the actual cost of reproduction of the North Shore Central School District been welcomed with open arms plans and specifications shall be made ------x into this family,” said Jackie, who for the return of all copies of the plans LEGAL NOTICE chose to pursue a career in the Boys and specifications in good condition & Girls movement because of her with in thirty (30) days following the own personal experiences. “Being award of the contract or the rejection NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: of the bids covered by such plans and NOICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a a part of a Boys & Girls Club was so specifications. Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday important to me during my formative A non-mandatory pre-bid site walk February 9, 2016, at 7:30 p.m. in the years that I too wanted to be a through for all trades is scheduled for constructive role model and make a February 17, 2016: All parties shall meet Council Chambers at Glen Cove City at North Shore Middle School (Main Hall, 9 Glen Street, positive impact on our youth. I am Entrance) at 9:30 a.m., 505 Glen Cove Glen Cove, New York, to discuss Local grateful to the group leaders and Ave., Glen Head, NY 11545. Glenwood Law 01-2016, amending Section 280- mentors I had as a youth, especially Landing Elementary School and Glen 28, Powers and duties, of the Code of Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club is pleased to Grenville Baker Boys & Girls Head Elementary School to follow. to announce the appointment of Jackie Club Associate Director, Marc Bilbrey, The Contract will be awarded to the lowest Ordinance, Zoning Code of the City of responsible bidder or the proposals will Glen Cove, to allow for an expeditious Telleria as Program Director overseeing who provided the guidance I needed and be rejected within 45 days of the date of procedure for rendering of decisions of the Club’s overall program and staff was instrumental in helping me to choose opening proposals. Bids shall be subject, the Board of Zoning Appeals. serving youth ages 6-18. The Club’s this path. Also, as an ESL assistant, I however, to the discretionary right All interested parties will be given an Core Program Areas include Education saw firsthand how important the Club reserved by the School District to waive and Career Development; The Arts; any informalities in, accept or reject any opportunity to be heard. is to our youth. We had kids who could alternatives, reject any proposals and Tina Pemberton Health and Life Skills; Character and not speak English when they first joined to advertise for new proposals, if in its City Clerk Leadership Development; and Sports, us and now these kids are heading off to Fitness and Recreation. college. That’s the impact the Club had Before joining Glen Cove Boys & Girls on these kids,” added Jackie. Real Estate Help Wanted Club, Jackie held the position of Director “We are thrilled to have Jackie undertake of Social Recreation at Grenville Baker the role of Program Director. Jackie is Boys & Girls Club, where she was also extremely dedicated to the Club, I know once a Club member. Jackie joined Attention Agents and Brokers... Imagine having the opportunity to create that she will be a wonderful addition to Grenville Baker as a member at the age of our Club family and a thoughtful leader lifelong compounding residual income...and truly getting paid for what you 12 and through the years went from being to our kids,” said Executive Director, are worth! We are seeking persons with sales and/or marketing experience. a participant of programs to facilitating Franca Trunzo. Call for more information: 1-857-957-1648 This could be the opportunity programs. Her first official position at that youíve been looking for... the Club was as an ELS assistant during her junior year at Locust Valley High ------x Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Classifieds

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Academy Award for Best Film screen. He had guest-starred Editing. Our celebrity's acting on dozens of episodes of high career was interrupted when he profile TV series such as “Law was drafted into the U.S. Army & Order: Criminal Intent”, “In in 1941. He rose to the rank the Heat of the Night” and “My of first sergeant in the Coast Name “Earl”. He received a Artillery, eventually serving Golden Globe nomination for in the Philippines. Following his performance in the “Alice” military service, he worked spin-off sitcom, “Flo” with frequently for film producer and Polly Holliday. Lewis was also director, Sam Katzman, known a member of the rather unique for his 15-part "Superman" musical/storytelling “Celestial serials and 1940s "Eastside Navigations”, along with award- Kids" films, and was given the winning composer songwriter This week's celebrity was lead in "Jack Armstrong" film Geoff Levin. Their performance born on Dec. 12, 1917 in Los serials. In 1957, he portrayed have received terrific reviews Angeles. He was an American "Nat 'Hawkeye' Cutler" in the from some of Hollywood’s top motion picture and TV actor. syndicated western series, actors and noted musicians, In his early years, he appeared "Hawkeye and the Last of the including Chick Corela, who mostly in westerns. He began his Mohicans", set in New York had a professional career of screen career in 1937 with a bit State in the 1750s. It was based his own with Cab Calloway, part in "Daughter of Shanghai" loosely on the novels of James trumpeter Blue Mitchell, flutist with Charles Bickford, Buster Fenimore Cooper. Herbie Mann and saxophonist Crabbe and J. Carroll Naish. Stan Getz. He died of natural He continued in a variety of Geoffrey Lewis, a talented and causes on April 7, 2015 at the B pictures such as "Prison highly capable character with age of 79. Farm" and "King of Alcatraz" rustic and sometimes sour-faced (1938) with Gail Patrick, Lloyd looks, was last week’s celebrity. Nolan and Harry Carey Sr., He had a long association in films with Clint Eastwood and Correct Callers before appearing in two of Rich Reynolds, Don Adams, one of his scariest roles was as Cecil B. DeMille's films "The Mario Moccia, Will and Babs the local gravedigger, “Mike "Buccaneer" (1938) with Fredric Hutchins, Roberta Pezza Ryeson” in Stephen King’s March and Akim Tamiroff and "North West Mounted Police" 1979 film “Salem’s Lot” with (1940) with Gary Cooper and David Soul and James Mason. Madeleine Carroll. The latter He was very creepy sitting film was DeMille's first film rocking back and forth in that in Technicolor and received an old rocker in the dark room! He was equally busy on the small Week of February 4, 2016 Gold Coast Gazette Page 15

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This January 2016 marked the time for our North Shore Middle School musicians to take the stage and fill our hearts with their harmonious sounds. While it was cold outside, their warm voices and melodic sounds left us with a feeling of joy and happiness. A perfect way to start the New Year! Thank you to all of the students who performed in these wonderful middle school concerts. Your love and passion for music was felt by everyone who was lucky enough to have a seat in the audience. Additionally, congratulations to their dedicated music teachers for making this season so memorable. Bravo to everyone involved in these beautiful performances!

Beautiful photos by HS Senior Intern Danielle Zbodula Pictured are NS Middle School musicians with their teachers performing in the Winter Concerts this January Article by Shelly Newman