Volume XXII No. 1 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 9/5/13 75C Rallies For Hospital Continue To Grow In Size

At Rallies numbers continue to grow protesting the Glen Cove Hospital officials plans to eliminate beds. Above over 500 residents gathered outside the Glen Cove Library. (Photos By Richard Wilson Jr) The numbers are growing. A protest/ tinue offering emergency services while YMCA Glen Cove Swim Club rally held on Saturday brought together maintaining an unspecified number of more than 500 people to protest North beds depending on need. Shore-Long Island Jewish Health Sys- Prompted by Officials including tem’s plan to convert Glen Cove hospital Glen Cove Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi, As- into an ambulatory center in January. semblyman Charles Lavine, Nassau Hospital officials have said the County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whit- number of people seeking inpatient care ton, and others, residents shouted, “Save at 265-bed Glen Cove Hospital has de- our Hospital,” and carried signs with clined and much of the building isn’t be- slogans such as, “It’s about people not ing used. North Shore-LIJ plans to con- money.” -KCH Welcome Back Students!

The GLEN COVE YMCA Swim the morning to be at the outdoor pool at Club wrapped up its season with a scrim- 7:15am. mage on Thursday, August 8th against They practiced Monday through the Nassau Country Club. Thursday, and miraculously the weather The kids at the YMCA had started held out all summer and not one session Summer Swim Club right as school was canceled (although a few times there ended in June. Coach Ginger and Coach was light rain, but they kept on swim- Sean did an excellent job of encourag- ming!) For some of them, it was their ing the kids and keeping them motivated first time competing in a swim meet en- when they were supposed to be spending vironment. All of the kids had a great their summer sleeping late, but instead time and can't wait for the fall session of were now getting up in the early hours of Swim Club to begin!

Pictured are Principal Albert Cousins and Assistant Principal Kevin Kurrus and Jen Imperi- ale welcoming their students at North Shore High School

On Tuesday, September 3rd, the students of the North Shore School District were warmly welcomed back by Superintendent Dr. Edward Melnick, the Board of Education, the administration, all the principals and assistant principals, and faculty and staff. Best of luck to everyone in the new 2013-14 school year! More photos on page 8 Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013 “The World Famous Locust Valley Glen Cove Chamber Of Commerce Rotary Oktoberfest” Gifts 9/11 Sculpture 39th Annual Oktoberfest Glen Cove Chamber proudly dedicates com- Fun For The Whole Family memoration to Glen Cove Fire Department August 29, 2013 curately portrayed. In turn, the sculpture Locust Valley Rotary is one of the largest work in local shelters, volunteer to bring required a monument in which it would clubs in the Rotary district, our ability dinner to families hit by the economy, an The Glen Cove Chamber of Com- be placed. North Shore Monument came raise funds, assisted in the Haiti Earth- ongoing effort to keep the local church merce announces it has secured a section to our rescue without hesitation. The quake, supports free clinics for the needy, food pantries supplied. Volunteer to pick of a beam retrieved from the twin tow- base was donated by Maggie and Hugh works in conjunction with The Salva- kids from the airport who have flow here ers and 9/11 tragedy. Over the course of Tanchuck, owners of North Shore Monu- tion Army, Ronald McDonald House from a third world nation for a much two years, since it was first obtained in ment in Brookville and is the finishing and Toys for Tots. Our efforts are not needed heart operation through the Gift 2011, Executive Director Phyllis Gor- touch for this magnificent monument. just about raising funds, we volunteer to of Life Program. ham has been coordinating the creation A ceremony will be held on Wednes- of the beam into an outdoor sculpture for day, September 11th at 6:30PM when the all to admire and reflect on this “never to monument is presented to the Glen Cove Glen Cove Boys & Girls Club forget day” in history. Tony Tripp, then Fire Department. The installation is at the Fire Chief, was instrumental in get- Pratt Park, adjacent to the Firehouse, “Club Closet” Shopping Spree ting the beam delivered to Tom Molloy and all are invited to attend and admire of Tom’s Lawnmower Service in Glen this wonderful gift. Join Mayor Suozzi, Head. Tom is well known for his skill Chief Leftwich, Chamber President Save the Date – CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES SALE! Fri- and talent at welding and was asked to Mary Stanco and Executive Director day, September 27, 2013 from 5 pm to 8 pm Saturday, September put his creativity in motion to design the Phyllis Gorham on this special unveil- 28 from 9 am to 1 pm. The Club is currently accepting donations beam into artwork worthy to both com- ing. memorate the 9/11 event and to honor The Glen Cove Chamber is indebt- of clothing and accessories. Call 516-671-8030 or visit www. those who continue to put their lives on ed to Tony Tripp, Tom Molloy and the glencovebgc.org for complete details. Glen Cove Boys & Girls the line as firefighters. Tanchucks for their extreme generosity, Club is located at 113 Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Cove NY 11542. Tom worked diligently on his de- time and devotion to have us all remem- sign and voluntarily devoted much of ber and honor. Thank you! Note The Number... his time making sure his vision was ac- Did you notice the number on the front of this paper? Volume XXII No. 1 marks that the Gold Coast Gazette is embarking on its’ 22 year of busi- Golf Outing ness. The Gold Coast Gazette was started in September of 1991 by Kevin and Patricia Horton. The 5th Annual St. Paul's Church Michael Galluccio Memorial Golf Outing will With the support of advertisers, subscribers and local residents the be held on September 23, 2013 at 7AM at the Glen Cove Golf Course. We are Gazette has continued to be YOUR hometown newspaper run by LOCAL excited to announce a shotgun scramble style golf tournament, a 50/50 raffle, a people who care about the community and its news. closest to the pin contest, a longest drive contest, the new "Better Shot than the Thank you for your continued support! Priest" contest, a hole in one contest, and baskets with additional prizes. The outing includes a luncheon at the Soundview restaurant after play concludes. Proceeds of the tournament will benefit St. Paul's Church and the Chordoma Foundation. Come out and enjoy a beautiful day in honor of a beloved Glen Correction Cover! For more information please call the St. Paul's Church at 516-676-0015 or email the office at offi[email protected]. See you there! In the front page article of last week the we'd like to correct that Nicholas Pedone was battling Neu- roblastoma, a very rare childhood NS Board of Ed Meeting Thurs, September 12th cancer, NOT Leukemia since Octo- NEW TIME! 7:30 PM, HS Library ber 2012. GOLD is what you wear and decorate with for childhood The North Shore Board of Education will meet on Thursday, September 12, cancer, NOT ORANGE!!! and 2013 at A NEW TIME 7:30 PM, in the North Shore High School Library to Josephone Pedone said, "I never discuss the following agenda items: Bond Referendum and 2013-14 Board realized what a wonderful commu- Goals. An Executive Session will take place at 7 PM and the meeting will nity we lived in until “8th Months ago." NOT 8 Years ago! start at 7:30 PM. In addition, the first public comment opportunity has been We are sorry for the error. moved up to after the Report from the Superintendent and SGO Represen- tative Report.

Upcoming meetings will take place on the following dates at 7:30 PM in the North Shore Middle School Cafe (unless noted otherwise): Thursdays, The Gold Coast Gazette 9/26, 10/10, 10/24 (BOE/Town Meeting), 11/7, 11/21 (at Glen Head El- 57 Glen Street, ementary) and 12/12 (at Glenwood Landing Elementary). If you would Glen Cove, NY 11542 (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) like to contact the North Shore Board of Education, please email nsboe@ northshoreschools.org Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the These Board meetings are very important! Public attendance is encouraged Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. at all North Shore Board of Education meetings! 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 September 5, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 City Release On Hospital Litigation The following press release was Works and Mayor Suozzi, working in issued by The City of Glen Cove this conjunction with the NCDOH. Since week. the Freon exceeded the MDL, the NC- In recent articles, questions have DOH requires that the City install a new been raised about a pending litigation Air Stripping Treatment Plant before between the City of Glen Cove, North the well may be brought back on-line. Shore Long Island Jewish Hospital (“NS- The Air Stripping Plant is estimated to LIJ”) and others. Speculation related to cost approximately 5.4 million dollars recent cutbacks in NS-LIJ’s services to to build and operate. According to NC- the community (Glen Cove Hospital) has DOH, while the current GAC treatment suggested that the litigation is the reason system works well in removing other for the changes. As Mayor Ralph Suozzi contaminants that have historically been confirmed in speaking with Mark Solaz- found in the Seaman Road Well capture zo, COO of the NS-LIJ Health System, zone, that system is not an effective or the cutback in services is completely un- efficient filtering system for removing related to the litigation. Freon. In an attempt to set the record Even though the City could operate straight and address some of the issues the Seaman Road Well Freon-free for wrongfully reported in the Gold Coast up to fifty (50) hours using the existing Gazette, [all reports were printed from GAC treatment, the NCDOH refused to court documents filed with the Nassau permit even emergency use of the well County Court Clerk by both parties] the (i.e. in case of a fire). City refutes baseless accusations of ex- It was after extensive investigation tortion and conspiracy in court filings and research that the City’s expert water by an attorney for NS-LIJ. As Mayor engineers (H2M Engineers) determined Suozzi explains, the City had no choice that the source of the Freon was NS-LIJ about commencing its suit against those and its geothermal well. This determina- who negligently polluted the City’s wa- tion was made upon review of the avail- ter. Indeed, said the Mayor, “City Coun- able data, calculation of the groundwater cil tried to avoid litigation but ultimately flow and contaminant flows. we had no choice. The choice was either NS-LIJ is located about 1,400 feet the citizens pay or the polluters pay. We up gradient from the Seaman Road Well chose to go after the polluters.” and is located within the Seaman Road In September 2009, testing revealed Well’s capture zone (the area from which the presence of a toxic chemical called the our City Well pulls its water supply). Chlorodifluoromethane in the ground- The Hospital runs an Open Loop Geo- water pumped from the City’s “Seaman thermal Well utilizing Freon to run the Road Well”. Chlorodifluoromethane system. Recent repairs were made to (“R-22,” sometimes referred to as Freon- their Geothermal Well in the hope of cut- 22) is a liquefied gas used in refrigeration ting off the source of the contamination. and air conditioning systems. Due to its City engineers found that NS-LIJ’s deleterious effects on the ozone layer, Geothermal Well transfers water to and this man-made chemical compound is from the Magothy aquifer (the source being phased out world-wide by signato- of water for our Seaman Road Well) ries to the Montreal Protocol, including through a system used for air condition- the United States of America. ing. Until recently, that system used From September 2009 through Feb- Freon as a coolant. At or about the end ken, NS-LIJ attorneys declined to meet ment of the City’s claims.” ruary 2010, routine monthly water test- of April, 2011, NS-LIJ replaced the well with the City or its counsel to open a “As all citizens of Glen Cove know, ing showed that the amount of Freon in casing of their Open Loop Geothermal meaningful dialogue forcing the City’s my first and foremost responsibility is the City’s water from the Seaman Road Well. More recently, NS-LIJ discontin- hand due to the approaching statute of the health and safety of our citizens. In Well was steadily increasing. Fortu- ued use of this system and installed a limitations. Litigation was commenced addition protection of our critical City nately, the City was able to utilize a pre- brand new Open Loop Geothermal Well and is now in the discovery phase, with assets is my fiscal responsibility. The existing Granulated Activated Carbon that does not use Freon. no trial date set at this time. City’s 2012 lawsuit to stop the pollution (GAC) filter to make sure the Freon did In July 2010, the City Council re- of our water supply had only one pur- not reach its water customers. tained—on a contingency basis -- Na- “The downsizing of the hospital has pose - to protect everyone who lives and On March 8, 2010, however, Freon poli Bern Ripka Shkolnik & Associates, nothing to do with the lawsuit, explained works in Glen Cove,” said Mayor Ralph levels in the City’s water supply sur- LLP (NBRSA), a New York City-based Paul J. Napoli, NBRSA’s Managing Part- Suozzi. “There is absolutely no corre- passed the New York State and Nassau law firm that previously recovered over ner, it is an unfortunate coincidence. The lation between the two issues. Anyone County Department of Health’s Maxi- $1million for the City arising from con- claims of Environmental contamination who thinks that NS-LIJ would even con- mum Contaminant Level (also known tamination of its groundwater by the gas- are covered by the Hospital’s insurance sidering closing a hospital on the basis as the “MCL”). According to Nassau oline additive methyl-tertiary butyl ether and will not affect the Hospital’s bottom of a year-old lawsuit that protects human County Department of Health (“NC- (“MTBE”). The law firm would repre- line or patient services in any way. In- health and safety and our City assets is DOH”) policy, when a contaminant ex- sent the City in attempting to recover the surance will cover any verdict or settle- misguided.” ceeds the MCL, the Well must be shut cost of the Air Stripping Tower now re- down, distribution samples must be quired of the City by the NCDOH. taken and the system must be flushed to NBRSA and the City repeatedly prevent those contaminants from reach- attempted to open a dialogue with NS- To subscribe to the Gold Coast ing citizens’ taps. The City complied LIJ to find some resolution of the Freon with these requirements to protect its contamination and its cost to the City residents and the Seaman Road Well has without resorting to litigation. Rather Gazette see out web site: been off-line ever since. than engaging in meaningful discus- The Freon did not make it to resi- sion, however, NS-LIJ simply forwarded www.goldcoastgazette.net dents’ taps because of the hard work and all attempts at outreach to their outside diligence of the Department of Public counsel for response. By the same to- Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013 North Shore High School Sisters Achieve Prestigious Medals in Field Hockey been playing in the USA After their stunning victories, the Field Hockey National Conklin sisters emphasized that they championship two years in work hard on the field with their team- a row and finishing in the mates as well as off of the field together. top three teams in the tour- They wanted those reading this article to nament [both times]. My know that they both have Cystic Fibrosis goal would be to play in the (CF), an inherited disease that hinders Junior Olympics on the Na- pathways in the lungs, making it difficult tional Field Hockey Team.” to breathe. They stated, “Part of our daily While Maddy proud- routine is taking medications along with ly watched her sister win chest physical therapy. Being success- bronze at the National Fu- ful in field hockey is even more mean- tures Field Hockey Tourna- ingful because not all teens with CF are ment, she also achieved a as fortunate as we are.” They concluded high feat by being chosen to by saying, “We hope that we can be role play in the Junior Olympic models for younger children (including Games. After a tough week our 8 year old sister) and families of in competition in Michigan newly diagnosed Cystic Fibrosis patients against the best players in as we continue to show them that there is the United States, her team life and hope outside of CF.” went on to win the presti- Our sincere congratulations go out gious silver medal! Maddy to both Frankie and Maddy Conklin as stated, “Being chosen to they continue to excel on and off of the participate in the Junior fields now and in the future! Olympics was an important North Shore Schools, Glen Head, and Mrs. Conklin commented, “We are accomplishment because it Pictured are Maddy and Frankie Conklin, NY, September 4, 2013 - The North very proud of our daughters, as this is a proved to me that training and dedication students at North Shore High School, who Shore School District is proud to an- huge accomplishment in the field hockey really does pay off! It was an honor to be received a silver medal at the Junior Olympic nounce that Frankie and Maddy Conk- world.” in the Junior Olympics and play along- Games and a bronze medal at the National lin, ninth and tenth graders respectively, At the National Futures Field Hock- side 130 of the best field hockey play- Futures Field Hockey Tournament respec- competed over the summer at the USA ey Tournament held in July in Virginia ers in my age group [under sixteen years tively this summer. Field Hockey Showcase and were cho- Beach, Frankie played hard as her team old] across the country.” Maddy added, Article and photo by Shelly Newman sen to represent New York in the USA went on to receive the bronze medal. She “My goal is to play field hockey at the Field Hockey National Tournament. Mr. said, “My greatest accomplishment has Division I level in college.”

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Week of September 5, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Glen Cove Chamber proudly dedicates commemoration to ’ Glen Cove Fire Department

The Glen Cove Chamber of Com- to our rescue without hesitation. The merce announces it has secured a section base was donated by Maggie and Hugh of a beam retrieved from the twin tow- Tanchuck, owners of North Shore Monu- ers and 9/11 tragedy. Over the course of ment in Brookville and is the finishing two years, since it was first obtained in touch for this magnificent monument. 2011, Executive Director Phyllis Gor- A ceremony will be held on Wednes- by Kevin Horton ham has been coordinating the creation day, September 11th at 6:30PM when the of the beam into an outdoor sculpture for monument is presented to the Glen Cove Congrats to Blake Woods all to admire and reflect on this “never to Fire Department. The installation is at forget day” in history. Tony Tripp, then Pratt Park, adjacent to the Firehouse, the Fire Chief, was instrumental in get- Glen Cove High School Honors Stu- a $4,000 scholarship, should he decide and all are invited to attend and admire ting the beam delivered to Tom Molloy dent and National Honor Society mem- to attend Clarkson University. Blake also this wonderful gift. Join Mayor Suozzi, of Tom’s Lawnmower Service in Glen ber Blake Woods recently completed completed a one-week Robotics pro- Chief Leftwich, Chamber President Head. Tom is well known for his skill the competitive MythOlympics science gram while at Clarkson University where Mary Stanco and Executive Director and talent at welding and was asked to technology and engineering summer the team he led won top honors. Blake Phyllis Gorham on this special unveil- put his creativity in motion to design the program sponsored by ALCOA, which rounded out his summer at Clarkson by ing. beam into artwork worthy to both com- he attended at Clarkson University. My- working as a high school research intern The Glen Cove Chamber is indebt- memorate the 9/11 event and to honor thOlympics is a competitive scholarship in the Clarkson University Laboratory ed to Tony Tripp, Tom Molloy and the those who continue to put their lives on based program open to high achieving for Biochemistry and Proteomics and Tanchucks for their extreme generosity, the line as firefighters. students interested in pursuing academic participated in Clarkson's undergradu- time and devotion to have us all remem- Tom worked diligently on his de- careers in STEM (science technology ate summer research conference (SURE) ber and honor. Thank you! sign and voluntarily devoted much of engineering and math) fields. where he presented a poster of his work Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce his time making sure his vision was ac- Blake received a full scholarship on biochemical investigation of chicken is one of the oldest organizations in the curately portrayed. In turn, the sculpture covering the cost of his attendance and eggs. City, established in 1920. Its mission is required a monument in which it would to enhance the health and profitability of be placed. North Shore Monument came our Member businesses. To the East – A Four Month Journey

An avid explorer and gourmand, I’ve Southeast Asia in 120 days on the pages been bit by the travel bug. This week, I of the Gold Coast and my blog: mleaci- fly to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and ampi.wordpress.com. begin a four month journey, searching -Marissa L. Ciampi for the best sites and food Southeast Asia has to offer. The Gold Coast Gazette will be covering my trip with articles in which I share travel tips, stunning views, and vacation suggestions. While the region is across the world from Long Island, a plane Blake Woods working on an experiment ticket is not much more than a flight to Europe; the dollar, so Sammy Seal Of Approval favored in much of She’s not the most picky eater, but claimed, “Wow, these are delicious!” Asia, makes a trip to my 11-year-old daughter Samantha Final approval! Basically, should this be the East an extremely knows what she likes and The Water’s a restaurant review, in Samantha’s eyes… affordable way to be- Edge at Jude Thaddeus Landing in Glen Water’s Edge receives five stars, and the come acquainted with Cove recently got the approved nod, with rest of the family quickly agrees. a culture unique from a plus. Owned by Joe Weiser, who runs the our own. My first trek On a recent outing sitting on the sun restaurant hands on and is always pres- will take me north filled deck surrounded by palm trees, the ent, Water’s Edge has a fantastic and car- from HCMC along water and the marina filled with boats, ing staff including waitresses Christine Vietnam’s east coast, the setting was perfect. and Casey (our two most recent) who are following the dry sea- My wife Milkenia and I happily en- always friendly, thoughtful and atten- son through rice fields, joyed adult beverages and, with delight, tive. floating markets, and wearing my bib, I dove into a fresh lob- With the days still bright, clear and imperial mausoleums. ster, ahhh, delicious. warm the outdoor deck is certainly pre- From the north, I’ll Now at first blush Water’s Edge mium seating but the inside of the restau- continue on through doesn’t seem like a restaurant a kid rant, with lavish booth and ample seating Laos, Cambodia, would enjoy, so despite my enjoyment I is also inviting. Thailand and Malay- cautiously looked at Samantha out of the The menu, besides the fore men- sia, hike the region’s corner of my eye. tioned, has something for everyone in- highest peak at Mount As she bit into her chicken fingers cluding salads, burgers, and pasta. Kinabalu, and end (after many years of of extreme testing Water’s Edge is located at 74 Shore my Asian tour in the she has become quite the expert) she ex- Road, Glen Cove. Phone 676-3300. Philippines. Follow my adventure around Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013 Montesano Calls for Investigation in Hospital Changes Fast Freddy’s Assemblyman Michael Montesano fectively oversees all aspects of health (R-Glen Head) recently petitioned the care in Nassau County. "North Shore/ Rubbish Removal & Clean-Outs Federal Commission Trade Commis- LIJ's practices are having a significant sion's Bureau of Competition--Health- negative impact on our local hospitals, care Services to investigate proposed remaining medical practices, and sur- changes to Glen Cove Hospital. These rounding communities and it needs to No Job too Small or Big changes would cost 1,200 employees stop," said Montesano. of the hospital their jobs and have detri- "Between muscling out compet- We Haul: mental effect upon 50,000 plus commu- ing practices and their recent changes nity members who rely on the essential to Glen Cove Hospital, North Shore/ Washers, Dryers services provided there, Montesano said LIJ is engaging in practices that are not Appliances, Furniture, in a release. only costing good people their jobs, In a letter to the Federal Trade Com- but putting the physical wellness of our Demos, Cement… mission, Montesano also cited alleged residents in jeopardy. I am calling on the monopolistic practices of North Shore/ Federal Trade Commission to investigate LIJ in building a conglomerate that ef- this matter immediately." Residential Commercial Construction

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The North Shore Boys and Girls Club of Glen Head hosted its second annual girls lacrosse camp. The four week camp was run by one of North Shore High School’s lacrosse coaches, Megan McCormack. Skills and techniques were developed, as each of these girls are getting ready to play at the next level. Editor and Publisher Kevin C. Horton Photographers Peter Budraitis Richard Wilson Jr. Art Director 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

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Pictured is Principal Lori Nimmo welcoming her students at Glen Head School

Pictured is Principal Bridget Finder Greeting her students at Glenwood Landing School Week of September 5, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 Movie

Review City of Glen Cove Police Department Weekly Arrests August 25, 2013 - August 31, 2013

Only God Forgives On August 26, PO DeLuca arrested a 35 year old male for Criminal A movie review by Katherine Kranz Contempt 1st Degree, Aggravated Family Offense and Criminal 2013 Runtime: 90 min Mischief 4th Degree on Continental Place. Rated R (Grisly violence, sexual con- tent, strong pervasive language) On August 26, PO Genova arrested a 36 year old male for Menac- Stars: Ryan Gosling, Kristin Scott Thomas, Vithaya Pansringarm ing 2nd Degree and Harassment 2nd Degree on Grove Street.

2011 brought the first collaboration On August 29, PO P. Grella arrested two males, ages 19 and 20, on of Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling with the slick, offbeat two counts each of Burglary 3rd Degree on Dosoris Lane. phenomenon that was Drive. Refn’s long periods of silence, peculiar selection of music and beautifully depicted violence mixed with Gosling’s charming reserve were a perfect pairing, leaving audiences eager to see what they would do next. Meet Your Neighbor Only God Forgives, which premiered at Cannes and is crawling its way into the- interest. Julian and Billy’s foulmouthed, aters and on demand services, is such a manipulative mother Crystal (Kristin A NEW City of Glen Cove far fall from its predecessor as it comes Scott Thomas) travels to Bangkok to VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER off as a vague outline of what could have identify her son’s body. Crystal is the been a gripping movie. type of woman who, when told of her Name: Bob Zazzera Gosling is essentially playing the son’s crimes, casually replies “I’m sure same type of character he did in Drive, he had his reasons.” She demands that Pacific Engine & Hose Co. #1 only one that is uncharismatic and thinly Julian avenge his brother’s death. All the written. That nondescript man is Julian, while she alludes to having an incestu- Resident of Glen Cove for 27 years an America living in Bangkok whose ous relationship with Billy, though these primary source of income comes from feelings end up being a very bizarre Previous Residence: Brooklyn N.Y. narcotics trafficking under the cover of throwaway detail. boxing matches. His despicable brother The script, penned by Refn, consists H.S. Attended: Mckee Technical School Billy (Tom Burke) savagely slaughters a mostly of similarly unfinished thoughts. teen prostitute after raping her. Lieuten- Lieutenant Chang’s hobby of serenading Advanced education: SUNY and Stonybrook University ant Chang (Vithaya Pansringarm) arrives his fellow law enforcers with karaoke is at the crime scene with the girl’s father, nothing but laughable. Crystal’s rela- Occupation: Electrical Engineer (Consultant) giving him permission to exact revenge tions with Julian’s father are brought up on her killer. Beaten beyond recognition in a shocking revelation before being im- Other Organizations: and dying before he could make much mediately forgotten. Julian’s supposed Appalachen Mountain Club, Whitewater Instructor, Advanced Safety and of an impact, Billy received apt punish- attraction to a constantly frowning pros- Rescue Instructor, BSA Eagle Scout ment. titute (Yayaying Rhatha Phongam) is du- Having all of this transpire in the bious at best. Gosling is given almost Reasons for joining th G.C. Fire Department: very beginning and taking the plot fur- nothing to work with and very little to I feel that I can be an asset to the department as an Advanced Specialty SCBA ther is one of the movie’s few points of do. Diver. This coupled with my desire to help the community.

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Glen Cove Welcomes Back Students Insall Scott Kelly Institute & St. Francis Hospital The Glen Cove School District At Connolly School, Principal opened its doors to all students for the Rosemarie Sekelsky, who was recently start of the 2013-14 year on Tuesday, honored for her 35 years of service to Quality Care for Lifelong Mobility September 3. New Superintendent of the children of Glen Cove, provided an Schools Maria L. Rianna stopped by overview of practices and procedures for From Top-Ranked Orthopedic Surgeons schools to greet parents and welcome students and parents in the school gym- St. Francis Hospital’s Department of Orthopedic Surgery now includes students. nasium just prior to classroom activities. members of the Insall Scott Kelly Institute (ISK) Orthopaedics Group, “Lots of smiling faces,” said Ms. Ri- At Landing School, Glen Cove’s new- anna, who led the convocation of faculty est principal, Dimitri Kryoneris, greeted nationally renowned for their state-of-the-art treatment of orthopedic and and staff last week in preparation for the parents in the front of the school and sports-related ailments. Our physicians are dedicated to serving the unique needs new year. stopped by rooms to personally intro- of the orthopedic patient and providing high quality care. Much of the day consisted of stu- duce himself. Services include: dents getting acclimated to new teach- At Deasy School, teachers spent ers, schedules and responsibilities. Ori- time taking youngsters for a tour of the • Sports Medicine • Joint Resurfacing • Total Ankle Replacement entations were held in the spring at some building. Mr. Battaglia’s students cre- • Arthritis Prevention • Total Knee Replacement • Total Shoulder Replacement schools while others opened their doors ated their respective contributions to a • Partial Joint Replacement • Total Hip Replacement • Reverse Total Shoulder to students at recent as last week. At class book while Mrs. Haff used a large • Ligament Reconstruction • Revision Joint Replacement Replacement the elementary schools, an abbreviated web as a symbol to reinforce to her stu- • Cartilage Restoration • Foot and Ankle Surgery • Shoulder and Elbow • Arthroscopy • Fracture Care Reconstruction school day provided youngsters with an dents how they will remain connected opportunity to assemble their school sup- as a group throughout the year. Mrs. plies, learn the rules and get to know one Taylor’s class at Gribbin School shared another before jumping into their regu- stories, pictures and even souvenirs from lar coursework. Nametags were helpful heir summer experiences and vacations, to both students and teachers alike, and while Mrs. LaPorte’s kindergartners various activities were held to alleviate shared some of their first-day emotions– some of the first-day jitters that many many happy, a few scared and some awe- kindergarteners and younger students some! encounter. Timothy G. Reish, M.D. Michael N. Kang, M.D. Craig S. Radnay, M.D. William J. Long, M.D. ISK is an affi liate of St. Francis Hospital, The Heart Center®, ranked one of the best hospitals in America by U.S. News & World Report

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Assistant Supt. for Human Resources Louis Zocchia greets students off the bus at Connolly School.

Landing Principal Dimitri Kryoneris shakes a student’s hand on the opening day of Amanda Barchi gets to know her new class at Gribbin School. school. Week of September 5, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11

Save Our Hospital? What possible purpose could they have in participating in this rally other than To The Editor, to search for votes? And then, when Next Free Pack Walk It is naieve to believe we can retain Glen political operatives associated with the Sunday, September 15 8am Cove Hospital as we have known it. The democrats began “working the crowd” Glen Cove politicians know this. Accordingly, I with clipboards looking for support for won’t be signing any petitions or attend- their candidacies, another purpose of the ing rallies. The economic models that al- mayor’s rally was laid bare. lowed us to have the best healthcare ser- Despite the politicizing of the event, Tired of your dog dragging you down the street? vices in the world are no longer viable I shall continue to work as hard as I can under government controlled Obamac- to ensure that the North Shore-LIJ sys- Does your dog react to other dogs are. The healthcare corporations and in- tem treats our Glen Cove residents and or people on the walk? surance companies have been, and will community with care, compassion and continue to adapt as the changes man- dignity. What we need are more adult Is walking your dog an unpleasant experience? dated by Obamacare are implemented discussions with the people who are in over the next several years. Steamlining, the decision making process. consolidation, and relocation of services I encourage everyone to read Mr. Let him or her join the pack! are necessary options so that quality of Dowling’s letter to learn what’s happen- healthcare can be maintained. If you ing with the Hospital and send me your We are now offering Free Structured Pack Walks! voted for the current administration in comments and thoughts. A structured pack walk is a walk with training built in. It is NOT a walk for socializing or Washington, remember you voted for Reginald Spinello giving treats for good behavior. We will show how to properly communicate with your Councilman, City of Glen Cove dog in a way he/she understands using various tools, your energy and body language. “change” and here it is. You can’t have All dogs are required to be on a properly fitted prong collar and 4-6 foot leash (for dogs it both ways. under 10 lbs please use a micro prong) If you need to purchase a prong collar, please see John Anderson The Importance of Keeping Glen my website for ordering information on homepage. The walk lasts for about 1 hour and Cove Hospital Open all participants are required to bring their own water and poop bags. Rally Proud of the Community Go to the website and reserve your spot today! To The Editor, To The Editor, The field of healthcare is rapidly Once again, Glen Cove’s mayor has evolving. Changing reimbursement pat- Back2BalanceTraining.com demonstrated a proclivity to put partisan terns and a renewed focus on preven- politics ahead of community interests. tive services has already resulted in the This is what walking your dog In fact, despite the mayor’s “go-it-alone” reduction of in-patient hospital services. should look and feel like. manner and his refusal to include other This has been a huge issue for Long Is- landers--one that will become greater as city officials, including Councilman to transfer critically ill patients on a rou- Mangano, and former Nassau County changes in the healthcare market are ac- Tony Gallo and me, in discussions with tine basis-- when every minute counts, Executive Tom Suozzi, who have joined celerated by the Affordable Health Care Hospital officials, I nevertheless man- time would be lost relocating patients my medical colleagues and are making Act. aged to receive a full, detailed descrip- that come via ambulance from the Glen their voices heard and fighting to keep An example of this evolution was tion of the Hospital’s plan to continue Cove area to an outside hospital. Glen Cove Hospital fully open. In addi- the recent decision by the North Shore- servicing Glen Cove’s health care needs Second is the potential impact on tion, Glen Cove’s current mayor, Ralph LIJ Health System to convert Glen Cove in a fiscally responsible way. I had asked the future of Long Island health care as Suozzi has initiated print and online Hospital into an ambulatory center with them to addresses a variety of concerns I a whole. If this plan by North Shore-LIJ petitions that have already totaled more no beds for in-patient care. Glen Cove had received from members of the com- to close a profitable, high quality com- than 13,000 signatures. I urge all Long Hospital has long been the cornerstone munity. A copy of the letter sent to me by munity hospital is realized, this will only Islanders to sign the petition, as this clo- health care facility for the North Shore Michael Dowling, President and CEO of serve as an incentive to other hospital sure would have a lasting impact on all community, and needs to remain open North Shore-LIJ, can be read in its en- executives to do the same. Ultimately, I of us. Please visit change.org and search and active for both out- and in-patient tirety at http://www.reggiespinellofor- fear we will be left with a local health Glen Cove. services. Although representatives from mayor.com. care system that will not be up to stan- I hope that residents of Nassau and North Shore Hospital system have been The Hospital has a current plan to dards or able to meet the needs of our Suffolk will rally for this worthy cause willing to discuss the issue with con- move some unused patient beds as Mr. local community. and help save the future of Long Island’s cerned physicians, they will not guaran- Dowling’s letter discloses. According During my more than two decades healthcare. tee they won’t seek to decertify in-patient to his comments, it does not have a plan in the field of medicine I have witnessed Dr. Eric Hochberg, Advanced Urology beds. While North Shore-LIJ may be to close our Hospital. Yet, with politi- many local and national challenges, but Centers Glen Cove Division and Chief, experiencing fiscal pressure due to cur- cal cronies addressing a small gathering none more significant than this. There Division of Urology, at Glen Cove Hos- rent healthcare economics and its recent behind the Glen Cove library, the mayor are a growing number of residents, in- pital. revealed that he was more interested in spate of acquisitions (including Lenox cluding Nassau County Executive Ed getting into the papers than getting into Hill Hospital), the system must under- serious discussions. stand that its number one goal must be I am very proud of our residents to ensure quality healthcare for the com- and the support and determination they munities it serves. displayed at the rally for a very impor- Although there are economic rea- tant cause to all of us. Unfortunately, sons why Glen Cove Hospital should it became an embarrassing display of remain a thriving institution, including For Gazette political ineptness. Why, for example, preservation of jobs and local business- advertising was it necessary for the Democratic es, as a clinician, I am deeply concerned candidate from Great Neck who’s re- about the potential impact on the health information running for Nassau County Comptroller, of my patients for two reasons. to attend a Glen Cove rally to save an First is the geographic isolation of institution that he most likely never set Glen Cove Hospital. The closest area call foot in? At least the County Executive hospitals include Syosset Hospital, which candidate can make a case for inserting already has somewhat limited in-patient himself into this because he lives within services, and St. Francis Hospital, which 671-2360 the catchment area of the hospital. But a is often over-burdened with high patient few of the other out-of-area politicians? volumes. It is not medically appropriate Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013 Answer to last weeks Crossword

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 A S I A R A T T U S V A S 14 15 16 P ANS E THOLOG IST 17 18 I NTHE FIRSTPLACE 19 20 21 at 516-671-2360 or e-mail: mail@gold- U TE L ULUS A LOT coastgazette.net 22 23 24 25 M ORD ANT C A NST 26 27 28 Last Week’s Celebrity L END B R AND 29 30 31 32 33 34 Last week’s celebrity was Natalie G L UE F EAST B Y E 35 36 37 38 Schafer. She appeared in many films usu- M IDDL E OFTHEROAD 39 40 41 ally portraying beautiful sophisticates, T EE A ERIE O AHU but she is best known for the situation 42 43 44 F ILET S H OT comedy “Gilligan’s Island”, playing the 45 46 47 48 49 role of the millionaire’s (played by Jim P O RTS B EEFTEA 50 51 52 53 Backus) wife “Eunice ‘Lovey’ Went- C IAO S A LPA R AN 54 55 56 57 worth Howell.” She reprised her role in L ASTBU TNOTLE AST 58 59 the made-for-TV spin-off films that were O NTHEFENCE D IES made after the show’s demise, along 60 61 62 with the animated spin-off “Gilligan’s D OS L OWEST O NLY Planet” in 1982. Originally written as a This week’s celebrity was born on humorless grande dame, Schafer worked Nov. 18, 1942 in New York City. She with the writers to create a character not was raised in Freeport, Long Island and unlike the scatterbrain roles played in the graduated from Freeport High School in 1930’s films by Mary Boland and Billie 1960. She earned a B.A. in Drama from Burke. Schafer specifically suggested Hofstra University in 1964. During the that the writers read George S. Kaufman latter part of her college years (1963-64), (her companion)-Marc Connelly play she worked as a Playboy Bunny. She got “Dulcy” for its dizzy title character. Her her acting start in the 1960’s playing final appearance was given in 1990, in opposite Dustin Hoffman in the Broad- the TV film “I’m Dangerous Tonight” The Gold Coast Gazette way play, “Jimmy Shine.” She landed a opposite Anthony Perkins. contract with Universal Studios in 1969, Her investments, particularly in real Hometown Newspaper for estate, made her a multi-millionaire. Dif- guest starring in several shows. It was Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, during this time, she played parts in day- fering sources state that most of this for- time dramas. tune was bequeathed to either her “Gil- Glenwood and Brookville Starting with a role on “A World ligan’s Island” co-star, Dawn Wells, who Apart” in 1970, she moved on to a five- played “MaryAnn”, or to care for her SUBSCRIBE NOW! year stint as “Lenore Moore Curtin dogs. Wells has not commented, but did Delaney” on the daytime soap opera, reveal on the talk show “Vicki”, starring “Another World.” She played Charlton Vicki Lawrence, that Schafer spent her 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Heston’s girlfriend “Ann”, a new char- last few years living with Wells, who Phone: (516) 671-2360 acter written into the TV version of the took care of Schafer. Wells also revealed Email: [email protected] film “Midway” in 1976. She then played that one of Schafer’s favorite things on “Dr. Elaine Marks” opposite Bill Bixby the show was “falling through quick- in “The Incredible Hulk” TV series pilot sand.” Schafer died of cancer, at the age in 1977 and portrayed “Poker Alice” op- of 90, on April 10, 1991. posite James Garner as “Bret Maverick” Team Spinello Supports in “The New Maverick” in 1978. She Correct Callers received an Emmy nomination for the Callers who knew our celebirty were: GC Jr. Football role of “Maggie Porter” in the TV drama Don Adams, Roberta Pezza, Ted March, “Rich Man, Poor Man Book II.” Mario Moccia, Anna Moore, Will and If you know our celebrity call us Babs Hutchins, John Rogalski. Gold Coast Gazette Subscription Form

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Phone Number: ______Check One Regular Rates: 1 Year $21 2 Years $34 3 Years $45 Senior Rates: 1 Year $17 2 years $27 3 years $37 Mayoral candidate Reggie Spinello and Councilman Tony Gallo Jr along with can- didates Pam Panzenbeck, Kristina Heuser and Legislative candidate John DiMascio show their support for the GC Jr. Football Fundraiser held at the Anglers club. Also in Mail form along with payment to: photo Football President Rich Borer along with board members Tom Manzione, Bob The Gold Coast Gazette • 57 Glen Street • Glen Cove, NY 11542 Weiner, Bob Payton, Lesley Schwartz and coaches Mike McCrindle and Mr. D Week of September 5, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 Friends Academy teacher receives 2013-14 Fahey award Bayville teacher honored with Master Teaching award

Friends Academy fourth grade its Quaker heritage and the principles of tion and a peaceful resolution of conflict. intersection of Piping Rock and Duck teacher Lynn Denatale has received the integrity, simplicity, patience, modera- The school is located on 65 acres at the Pond roads in Locust Valley/Glen Cove. 2013-14 Fahey Endowment for Master Teaching. The Fahey Endowment for Master Teaching was established in 2001 and is presented annually to a member of the FA faculty who has served the profession long and well, has distinguished him/her- self through his/her contributions both in and out of the classroom and has “made learning come alive, instilled a life-long love of learning, and been most inspira- tional to students through his or her pas- sion for and effectiveness in teaching.” To be eligible one must have served the FA community for a minimum of seven years, during which time he/she has inspired students through a passion for and effectiveness in teaching as well as demonstrated a depth of character that reflects the school’s values and serves as a model for the community. Each recipient is tasked with devel- oping and implementing a plan for the year and then shares their experience and expertise with members of the fac- ulty. Denatale was moved in receiving the award. “When you are teaching in such a great institution, to be awarded something like this, in an institution like Friends, is a real honor,” she said. En- Friends Academy fourth grade teacher Lynn Denatale with Head of School Bill Morris after receiving the Fahey Endowment for rolling 776 students from age 3 through Master Teaching for 2013-14. AMANDA FISK/FRIENDS ACADEMY Grade 12, Friends Academy is guided by American Legion Helps Fellow Post On August 25th the Sons of the American Legion squadron 962 finished the project for the Howard A. Van Wag- ner Post 962, located at 280 Forest Ave, Locust Valley. There were 4 members of the SAL and one legionnaire doing the work. More of the brush and over- grown hedges were cut back. One tree was trimmed to provide growing room for smaller plants. SAL member Thomas Ruhl and legion member Charlie Ruhl, -scoutmaster troop 962, cleaned up later in the week. Our SAL squadron sponsored by American legion post 962 was awarded a certificate from New York State S.A.L. for being 2nd place in it's membership in all of New York state. Now that school is back in session, we have less projects planned. School comes first. We are always looking for new members. A member must be a son of a legionnaire in good standing in the American Legion. to join call advisor Robert Snyder at 628-2130.

Photo L-Rt Brian Drewes, Michael Snyder, Robert Snyder not in photo-Thomas Ruhl & Charlie Ruhl photo taken by Bob Harrington Cmmdr. post 962 Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013

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Incorporated is hereby licensed, in pur- to the towing company in the amount suance of the Village Law of the State of $125.00 plus sales tax, said amount of New York and the Code of the Incor- to be paid in cash or by credit card, and PUBLIC NOTICE porated Village of Sea Cliff, to conduct, in addition thereto, in the event any ve- operate and supervise a “Mini-Mart” hicle is left for more than 24 hours, stor- festival in said Village on Sunday, Octo- age charges shall be payable at the rate NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT Glen Cove, New York, and will be open ber 6, 2013, subject to the requirement of $10.00 per day or any part thereof, SPECIAL ELECTION VOTE for inspection by any qualified voter of and conditions determined by the Board for the first 3 days, then $20.00 per day GLEN COVE CITY SCHOOL DIS- the district between the hours of 9:00 of Trustees and which shall be set forth thereafter plus sales tax for each day, of TRICT a.m. and 4:00 p.m. prevailing time, on in the license; and be it further storage; and be it further GLEN COVE, NEW YORK and after Monday, October 7, 2013, ex- RESOLVED, that parking shall be pro- RESOLVED, that the following sections cept Saturday and Sunday, including the hibited from the hours of 6:00 a.m. to of Tenth Avenue, Summit Avenue, Cen- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a day set for the election. 6:00 p.m. on the date of the Mini-Mart at tral Avenue, Roslyn Avenue, and Twelfth Special School District Election Vote AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY the following locations: Avenue shall be closed to vehicular traf- for the qualified voters of the Glen Cove GIVEN that the Board of Registration of fic and designated as a tow away zone, City School District, Glen Cove, New the District will also meet from 7:00 a.m. 1) Both sides of Fourteenth between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 York, will be held in the following loca- to 9:00 p.m. on October 18, 2013, at the Avenue from Prospect Avenue to Main p.m. on the date of the Mini-Mart; tion: polling place to prepare the register for Avenue; (1) Tenth Avenue School Election District meetings and election held subsequent to 2) Both sides of Fifteenth Avenue from Summit Avenue to Main Avenue, Location of Polling Place such Special Election. from Prospect Avenue to Main Avenue: (2) Twelfth Avenue A, B, D, E, F G AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY 3) Both sides of Sixteenth Avenue from Prospect Avenue to Main Avenue, Auditorium Lobby, Middle School, For- GIVEN that applications for absentee from Central Avenue to Roslyn Avenue; (3) Central Avenue est Ave. ballots for the election of a school board 4) Both sides of Seventeenth from Summit Avenue to 12th Avenue, in said district on Monday, October 21, member may be applied for at the Office Avenue from Glen Avenue to Central (4) Roslyn Avenue 2013 at 7:00 a.m. prevailing time, at of the Clerk of the District at the Admin- Avenue; from Tenth Avenue to Fourteenth Av- which time the polling place will be open istration Building, Dosoris Lane, Glen 5) Both sides of Maple Avenue enue; and be it further to vote by voting machine upon the fol- Cove, New York, between the hours of from Prospect Avenue to Main Avenue, RESOLVED, that the following section lowing item between the hours of 7:00 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., prevailing time 6) Both sides of Prospect Avenue of Sea Cliff Avenue shall be closed to a.m. and 9:00 p.m., prevailing time. on any school day. However, such ap- from Laurel Avenue to Carpenter Avenue vehicular traffic between the hours indi- ELECTION OF BOARD MEMBER To plication must be received by the District Extension; cated on the date of the Mini-Mart: elect one (1) member of the Board of Clerk at least seven (7) days before the 7) Both sides of Sea Cliff Av- (1) Sea Cliff Avenue from Carpenter Education of said School District as fol- election if the ballot is to be mailed to enue from Locust Avenue to Carpenter Avenue to Prospect Avenue between the lows: the voter, or the day before the election Avenue; hours of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.; and A. One (1) member to be elected to fill if the ballot is to be delivered personally 8) Both sides of Ninth Avenue be it further the balance of the unexpired term of for- to the voter. No absentee voter’s ballot from Summit Avenue to Main Avenue RESOLVED, that in the event any local mer board member Joel Sunshine com- shall be canvassed unless it shall have and be it further law, ordinance, rule or regulation hereto- mencing October 21, 2013 and ending been received at the Office of the Clerk RESOLVED, that parking shall be pro- fore enacted by the Village of Sea Cliff June 30, 2014. of the School District no later than 5:00 hibited from the hours of 6:00 a.m. to and prohibiting parking shall be in con- B. AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HERE- p.m., prevailing time, on the date of the 6:00 p.m. on the date of the Mini-Mart flict with the prohibitions as contained BY GIVEN that for the purpose of vot- election. A list of all persons to whom on both sides of Sea Cliff Avenue from herein, the more restrictive provisions ing at such meeting, on Monday, October absentee ballots shall have been issued Dubois Avenue to Prospect Avenue; and prohibiting parking shall apply; and it is 21, 2013, the polling place will be open will be available in the said office of the be it further further between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 District Clerk on each of the five (5) days RESOLVED, that parking shall be pro- RESOLVED, that during the hours of p.m. prevailing time to vote upon such prior to the day of the election, during hibited from the hours of 6:00 a.m. to operation of the Mini-Mart bicycle rid- proposition by voting machine. regular office hours until the date of the 6:00 p.m. on the date of the Mini-Mart on ing, skateboards, roller blades, roller AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HERE- election. the South side of Glen Avenue between skates, operation of Mopeds and similar BY GIVEN that petitions nominating Dated: Glen Cove, New York Main Avenue and Prospect Avenue; and vehicles shall be prohibited on Sea Cliff candidates for the office of member of Ida Johnson be it further Avenue between Locust Avenue and the Board of Education shall be filed August 29, 2013 RESOLVED, that parking shall be pro- Prospect Avenue; and be it further between the hours 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 District Clerk hibited between the hours of 12:00 RESOLVED, that any person violating p.m. prevailing time with the Clerk of Board of Education noon and 3:30 p.m. on the date of the any provision of this Resolution shall, said School District at the District Of- Glen Cove City School District Mini-Mart on the east side of Glenlawn upon conviction, be liable for and shall fice, Administration Building, Dosoris Glen Cove, New York Avenue from Glen Avenue to Littleworth pay a fine not to exceed Twenty-Five and Lane, Glen Cove, New York, on or be------x Lane, and on the south side of Glen Av- 00/l00 ($25.00) Dollars for each and ev- fore Tuesday, October 1, 2013, at 5:00 SEA CLIFF VILLAGE enue from Elm Place to Main Avenue; ery violation; and be it further p.m. prevailing time. Such petition must TOWN HALL MEETING and be it further RESOLVED, that the Foreman of Pub- be directed to the Clerk of the District; PLEASE JOIN THE TREE COMMIT- RESOLVED, that parking shall be pro- lic Works of the Village or his designee must be signed by at least one hundred TEE, THE MAYOR hibited from the hours of 9:00 a.m. to be, and he hereby is, authorized to post (100) qualified voters of the district; AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 6:00 p.m. on the date of the Mini-Mart appropriate signs regarding the park- must state the name and residence of the FOR AN INFORMAL REVIEW AND on both sides of the following sections ing regulations contained herein, and to candidate. DISCUSSION OF of Tenth Avenue, Summit Avenue, Cen- place appropriate barricades or other ob- AND FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY TREE PRESERVATION AND REGU- tral Avenue, Roslyn Avenue and Twelfth structions and appropriate signs to effec- GIVEN that the qualified voters of the LATION Avenue: tuate the closing of sections of Sea Cliff District may register between the hours MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th AT 8 (1) Tenth Avenue from Summit Av- Avenue, Tenth Avenue, Summit Avenue, of 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the main P.M. enue to Main Avenue, Central Avenue, Roslyn Avenue, and office of each of the school buildings UPSTAIRS IN VILLAGE HALL (2) Twelfth Avenue from Prospect Twelfth Avenue as provided herein; and of the district and the office of the Dis- RESOLUTION No. 58, YEAR 2013 Avenue to Main Avenue, be it further trict Clerk in the Administration Build- WHEREAS, the Sea Cliff Mini-Mart (3) Central Avenue from Summit RESOLVED, that the provisions of Sec- ing during the school year, and, only in Incorporated has requested permission Avenue to Twelfth Avenue, tions 90-15 of Chapter 90 of the Code the Office of the District Clerk during from the Board of Trustees of the In- (4) Roslyn Avenue from Tenth Av- of the Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff the summer months of July and August. corporated Village of Sea Cliff to hold a enue to Fourteenth Avenue; are hereby suspended during the hours of The final date to register for the special Mini-Mart festival in the Village on Sun- and be it further operation of the Mini-Mart in the areas election to be held on October 21, 2013 day, October 6, 2013, from 10:00a.m. to RESOLVED, that because of the need to within the Village where the festival is is Monday, October 7, 2013. If a voter 6:00 p.m.; and keep the portions of the streets enumer- conducted except to the extent that all has heretofore registered pursuant to the WHEREAS, the provisions of Chapter ated in the preceding paragraph open and alcoholic beverages carried or consumed resolution of the Board of Education, 34 of the Code of the Incorporated Vil- unobstructed for the deployment of fire in such areas shall be contained in paper and has voted at any Annual School Dis- lage of Sea Cliff permit the applied-for apparatus and other emergency vehicles or similar type cups and not in cans or trict Election and Budget Vote or special activity where a license has been issued in the event of an emergency, the areas of bottles; and be it further district meeting within the last four (4) in accordance with that Chapter; and said streets are hereby designated as tow RESOLVED, that the Village Clerk be, years, or if he or she is eligible to vote WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best in- away zones, and any vehicle parked on and she hereby is authorized and directed under Article 5 of the Election Law, terest of the Village to regulate and con- any of the designated portions of these to cause this Resolution to be published he or she is also eligible to vote at this trol all pedestrian and vehicular traffic, streets during the times indicated shall in the official newspaper of the Incorpo- election. All other persons who wish to to regulate parking, to require adequate constitute a safety hazard and a public rated Village of Sea Cliff and to post this vote must register. Any person will be sanitary facilities and to provide as much nuisance; and be it further Resolution. entitled to have his or her name placed supervision as possible during the hours RESOLVED, that any vehicle parked in Dated: September 4, 2013 on such register, provided that he or she of the Mini-Mart as above set forth; and a tow away zone in violation of this Res- Marianne Lennon is known or proven to the satisfaction of WHEREAS, it is necessary to close sec- olution and upon which a parking ticket Sea Cliff, NY the District Clerk, and the Board of Reg- tions of certain streets within the Village for such violation has been affixed shall Village Clerk istration to be then or thereafter entitled to vehicular traffic for use as fire and be removed by towing by the Director of ------x to vote at such Special Election for which emergency roads in order to permit the Public Works of the Village or his des- RESOLUTION No. 59, YEAR 2013 the register is prepared and that the reg- immediate and unobstructed deployment ignee in accordance with the provisions WHEREAS, the Sea Cliff Mini-Mart, ister so prepared pursuant to Education of Village fire and emergency apparatus of Article VI of the Village Code; and be Incorporated, has requested permission Law and the registration list prepared by to protect, rescue, and transport the per- it further from the Board of Trustees of the In- the Board of Elections of Nassau County son and property of Village residents, RESOLVED, that in order to redeem corporated Village of Sea Cliff to hold a will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- any vehicle towed away pursuant to this Mini-Mart in the Village on October 6, the School District, in the District Office, SOLVED that the Sea Cliff Mini-Mart Resolution a fee must first be paid by the Administration Building, Dosoris Lane, owner or person in charge of the vehicle NOTICE continued on next page Page 16 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013 PUBLIC NOTICE Service Employees International Union

NOTICE continued 2013, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, per- of the Mini-Mart as above set forth; mission for which was heretofore grant- RESOLVED, that the south side of Sea ed; and Cliff Avenue from the southeast corner WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has of the intersection of Carpenter Avenue approved the blocking off of certain and Sea Cliff Avenue, thence easterly streets in the Village from vehicular traf- to the southwest corner of the intersec- fic during the hours of the Mini-Mart; tion of Dubois Avenue and Sea Cliff Av- and enue, on Sunday, October 6th from the WHEREAS, it is anticipated that con- hours of 6:00 am to 6:00 pm, is hereby siderable congestion could occur in the designated as a parking area for vehicles streets of the Village if the movement of operated by handicapped persons only, persons and vehicles is not supervised, and the stopping, standing, or parking of which such congestion might prevent vehicles operated by any other person is and impede the proper and immediate hereby prohibited in such location; and This summer saw the second collab- SEIU 1199 provides paid summer intern- deployment of Village fire fighting and be it further, orative venture between the Glen Cove ship to its members children ages 15 to emergency apparatus in the event of RESOLVED, that the Village Highway Youth Bureau and the Glen Cove Police 17 in the healthcare field. This year pre- emergency; and Supervisor be and he hereby is autho- Department anti-violence/bullying pro- senters, Officer Sonny Bifone and Char- WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best rized and directed to post suitable signs interest of the Village to regulate and indicating the restriction created by this gram presented to the Service Employ- maine Clarke presented their program at control all pedestrian and vehicular traf- resolution. ees International Union (SEIU 1199) Jamaica Hospital in Queens, Brookdale fic during the hours of the Mini-Mart as Dated: September 4, 2013 Summer Program. Since 2012, both city University Hospital and Medical Center above set forth; Marianne Lennon departments have joined forces to spread in Brooklyn, and at the North Shore LIJ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- Sea Cliff, NY the message of non-violence and bully- in New Hyde Park. SOLVED, that the Sea Cliff Fire Depart- Village Clerk ment is hereby authorized to supervise ------x ing free schools to high and college-aged the pedestrian and vehicular traffic in PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public student participants in SEIU’s program. the Village, to assist in maintaining the hearing will be held as to the following closing of sections of designated streets matter: rear yard setback of (a) 138-417 in that and (e) 138-411 to maintain side yard within the Village to unobstructed de- Agency: Board of Appeals, Village the air conditioner unit and the generator setbacks of 6.5 and 9 feet, where the ployment of Village Fire Department of Sea Cliff encroach into the side yard setback and minimum required setback is 10 feet. trucks, equipment and personnel, and to Date: September 17, 2013 (b) 138-1103 in that the maintenance of The proposed construction also requires deploy as many of the Fire Department Time: 8:00 pm the air conditioner condenser unit and variances of the following Village Code vehicles as the Department deems neces- Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff installation of the generator intensify an sections: (a) 138-401 and 415 to permit a sary during the hours of the Mini-Mart Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York existing non-conformity. Premises are two family residence where no such use to prevent congestion in the streets, to Subject: Application of Martin Win- designated as Section 21, Block 152, Lot is permitted; (b) 138-411 in that the ad- permit the operation and use of the Fire kelman, 123 17th Avenue, Sea Cliff to 47 on the Nassau County Land and Tax ditions will be located 6.5 feet from the Department ambulance, to protect and construct an addition to an existing deck Map. side property line, where a minimum of preserve the Village property, to prevent in a front yard, which requires a variance Application of Joseph Ciampa, 46 Sea 10 feet is required; and (c) 138-413.1 in danger from fires, and to protect the resi- of Village Code §138-416 to permit such Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff to construct addi- that the additions will encroach further dents and the property of the residents of addition. Premises are designated as tions which result in floor area of 6,487 into the existing non-conforming height- the Village from the danger of destruc- Section 21, Block 153, Lot 153 on the square feet, where a maximum floor area setback ratios. Premises are designated tion of injury by fire. Nassau County Land and Tax Map. of 5,938 square feet is permitted pursu- as Section 21, Block 134, Lot 1088 on Application of Cecilia Wheeler and Den- ant to Village Code §138-514.1. Prem- the Nassau County Land and Tax Map. Dated: September 4, 2013 nis Buckley, 25 Bay Avenue, Sea Cliff to ises are designated as Section 21, Block Application of DM Acquisitions, LLC, 1 Marianne Lennon maintain an air conditioner condenser 116, Lot 86 on the Nassau County Land Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff to construct Sea Cliff, NY unit and install a generator in a side yard, and Tax Map. interior renovations, which requires vari- Village Clerk which requires variances of the following Application of Peggy Neice, 36 14th Av- ances of the following Village Code sec------x Village Code sections to maintain exist- enue, Sea Cliff to construct additions to a tions to maintain existing conditions: RESOLUTION NO. 60, YEAR 2013 ing conditions: (a) 138-404 to maintain a residence and convert an existing single (a) 138-905 to maintain a lot size of WHEREAS, the Sea Cliff Mini-Mart, lot size of 7,200 square feet, where a min- family residence to a two family resi- 7,850 square feet, where the minimum Incorporated, has requested permission imum of 7,500 square feet is required; dence to be used as a mother/daughter required is 15,000 square feet; (b) 138- from the Board of Trustees of the In- (b) 138-406 to maintain a front property type residence, which requires variances 906 to permit lot area of 5,442 square corporated Village of Sea Cliff to hold a line of 60 feet, where a minimum of 75 of the following Village Code sections to feet, where the maximum permitted lot Mini-Mart in the Village on October 6, feet is required; (c) 138-408 to maintain maintain existing conditions: (a) 138-404 area is 3,140 square feet; (c) 138-907 to 2013, from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, per- a dwelling with setback of 14.32 feet and to maintain a lot size of 4,800 square feet, maintain front property line of 50.2 feet, mission for which was heretofore grant- 17.10 feet where the minimum required where a minimum of 7,500 square feet is where the minimum required is 100 feet; ed; and is 20 feet; (d) 138-409 to maintain a lot required; (b) 138-406 to maintain front (d) 138-908 to maintain non-compliant WHEREAS, Sea Cliff Mini-Mart, Incor- width at the setback line with less than property lines of 40 feet, where a mini- setbacks; and (e) 138-910 to maintain porated, has requested that handicapped the required width; (e) 138-410 to main- mum of 75 feet is required; (c) 138-408 a lot width at the setback line of 50.2 parking be made available during this tain a lot that does not conform with the to maintain a setback of 6.7 feet, where feet, where the minimum required width period; and minimum front line width and setbacks; the minimum required setback is 20 feet; is 100 feet. The proposed construction WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best in- (f) 138-411 to maintain a side yard of (d) 138-409 to maintain two lot widths at also requires a variance of Village Code terest of the Village to grant this tempo- 3.13 feet, where the minimum required the front yard setbacks of 40 feet, where rary parking restriction during the hours is 10 feet; (g) 138-412 to maintain a the minimum required width is 75 feet; continued on page 17 Week of September 5, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 17 CROSSWORD PUZZLE

"Relax!" By Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 1234 5678 9 10 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, but the country has little sympathy, as Now that summer is almost a distant it is emeshed in another war. Vietnam, 14 15 16 memory, my thoughts turn to the many the Beatles, the draft, Charles Manson upcoming events here in Sea Cliff, - all color the lives of these teenagers . 17 18 19 The tragedy that finally allows the boys starting with the Good of the Village’s 20 21 22 Antique Fair this Saturday, September to leave is long in coming but shocking 7 from 9 to 4 at the Saint Boniface Field nevertheless. This is not an easy book to 23 24 25 26 27 28 followed by Sea Cliff Fire Department’s read, but worthwhile. Music by the Harbor at 5:30 at Sea Cliff 29 30 31 32 33 34 Beach. What fun! Do have a good book that I can read between events? 35 36 Enjoying September in Sea Cliff 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

Dear Enjoying September, 44 45 46 47 I just finished a very moving book- some might call it a coming of age piece but it 48 49 50 51 52 53 is much more than that . BREWSTER by Mark Slouka is set in 1968, in 54 55 56

Brewster, New York, a sleepy town near 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 the Connecticut border, an hour or two from Woodstock . The novel focuses on 64 65 66 67 two young people who particularly need to move on: Jon whose immigrant par- 68 69 70 ents have shut down emotionally, and Ray whose family life is suffused with 71 72 73 violence. Both families are suffering from the after effects of World War II Across 8. Daughter of Zeus 1. Agave plant 9. Sets of nine 5. Flaky mineral 10. Lock of matted wool 9. Cleans up, in a way 11. Computer image PUBLIC NOTICE 14. Gulf of ___ 12. Constant 15. Harsh sound 13. Badger’s burrow NOTICE continued manner designated therein and shall be 16. Mother-of-pearl 18. Rows enclosed in a sealed envelope addressed §138-1002 in that 16 parking spaces are 17. Relax 19. Grace period? to the Purchasing Agent of the City of 20. Ankles 25. Bear in the sky? required for the renovation and none Glen Cove and marked on the outside are provided. Premises are designated with the name and address of the bidder, 21. Same: Fr. 26. Not e’en once as Section 21, Block 96, Lot 220 on the and the words “Bid for STANCO PARK 22. Clear 28. Come back again Nassau County Land and Tax Map. TENNIS COURT RENOVATION LO- 23. Hellenic vowel 30. Service station? At the said time and place, all interested CATED IN GLEN COVE, L.I., N.Y. – 24. Good times 31. Jump for joy persons may be heard with respect to the BID NO. 2013-009”. foregoing matters. All relevant docu- 27. Impending 32. Made a fast stop? The Contractor will be required to com- 29. Relax 33. Gabriel, for one ments may be inspected at the office of plete the form of “Evidence of Success- the Village Clerk, Village Hall, 300 Sea ful Completion of Similar Projects” in- 35. Reo contemporary 34. Even Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, dur- cluded in the proposal. 36. Caterpillar hairs 37. “___ magic!” ing regular business hours. The successful bidder must comply with 37. Mosque V.I.P. 38. Mayan language Any person having a disability which all State and Federal Statutes relating to would inhibit attendance at or participat- 40. Its capital is Oranjestad 39. Mock, in a way labor and Workers’ Compensation. 43. Small price to pay 41. Thai money ing in the hearing should notify the Vil- The City reserves the right to reject any lage Clerk at least three business days and all bids received, to waive any infor- 44. Paperlike cloth 42. Purlieu prior to the hearing, so that reasonable mality in the bids received and to accept 46. Tough, durable wood 45. Previously efforts may be made to facilitate such at- that bid which in its judgment best serves 48. Relaxed 47. Underground comic artist tendance and participating. the interests of the City. 54. Sea bird Robert Dated: September 4, 2013 By: Nancy Andreiev, Purchasing BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF AP- 55. Sigma follower 49. Form of ether Agent 56. See 46-Across 50. Bare PEALS City of Glen Cove, New York ------x DATED: September 4, 2013 57. Harvest goddess 51. In a lucid way INVITATION FOR BIDDERS ------x 60. Time immemorial 52. What you will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that sealed 62. Kind of ray 53. Plumed hats bids will be received by the City of Glen Cove Purchasing Agent, City Hall, 9 64. Stop working, for a time 57. Sgt. Snorkel’s dog Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y. 11542 un- For Gazette 68. Put to the test 58. Large cat til 10:30 a.m. on September 23, 2013 at 69. Hornswoggle 59. ___ row which time they will be publicly opened advertising 70. High in the Andes 61. Tight and read aloud and the contract awarded 71. In a strange way 63. ___ League as soon thereafter as practicable for: information 72. Quaint outburst 65. Pickled delicacy STANCO PARK TENNIS COURT 73. Parting words 66. Tax pro RENOVATION call 67. Common contraction LOCATED IN GLEN COVE, L.I., N.Y. Down 1. Equivocate Plans, Specifications and Bid Sheet may 2. Conceive be obtained at the Office of the Purchas- 671-2360 3. Bright fish ing Agent, City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, N.Y. Contract documents will be 4. French cordial flavoring available beginning Monday, September 5. Wharton grad 9, 2013. . 6. Harm Each bid must be made on the proposal 7. Pacific form prepared for this work and in the Page 18 Gold Coast Gazette Week of September 5, 2013

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Portledge School and Harvard Uni- versity have been seeing a lot of each other lately. Last spring the Advisory Board of the Harvard Graduate School of Education Principal’s Center came to observe the student-centered classrooms at Portledge. This summer Portledge teachers trained in Cambridge and took online graduate classes through Harvard. And now, just as school is re-opening, Harvard’s Principal Researcher at Project Zero, Dr. Daniel Gray Wilson, noted au- thor, educator and speaker is at Portledge to conduct a workshop for faculty aptly entitled, “Cultivating Collaborations in the 21st Century”. The two schools are working closely together to explore the most effective ways to instill essential 21st Century skills like curiosity, critical thinking, and on this particular day, col- laboration. At first glance, the workshop exer- cises looks to the uninitiated like some- one lost a contact lens at a cocktail party. But in fact some vitally important work is going on. Educational researchers re- port that informal learning accounts for a whopping 70% of professional knowl- edge, and group learning approaches are a major driver of informal learning with huge payoffs in academic achievement and pro-social behaviors. So yes, collab- orative learning is key. But anyone who has tried to tackle a project with a spouse, a sibling or a teenager will tell you its not as easy as it looks. That is where Daniel Wilson comes in. He is a Prin- cipal Investigator on Harvard’s “Making Learning Visible Project,” which engag- es pre-k through high school educators in adapting the Reggio Emilia pedagogi- cal principles (in English that means he figures out how to provoke students to become active participants in their own learning). For Dr. Wilson, at its core, collaboration is about co-creation, and relies on the inherent social tensions of knowing, trusting and leading. His cut- ting edge studies in education have taken him to schools across the globe and Dr. Wilson’s insights are detailed in a re- cently published book, Visible Learners (Jossey-Bass). Back at Portledge, educators are learning about effective collaboration themselves in order to engage their stu- dents to collaborate effectively within the Reggio-Emilia and project-based learning models the school has already embraced with great success. And if the collaboration between Portledge and Harvard is any indication, the future for today’s students looks bright.

Harvard’s Dr. Daniel Wilson conducts work- shop at Portledge (see photo)