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Volume XXIII No. 9 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 10/31/13 75C B r e a k i n g Glen Cove Comes Together for Homecoming 2013 news is ex- pected about the Glen Cove Movie theater-- link the Ga- zette Facebook page for up-to-the minute information. Smell Leads To Arrest The Narcotics/Vice Bureau in conjunction with the Glen Cove Po- lice Department reports the Arrest of a Glen Cove man at his residence on Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 8:52 P.M. GCHS Homecoming Queen Allie According to detectives, mem- Cappiello and King Nick Cavallone. bers of the Criminal Intelligence Rapid Response Team along with Glen Cove Police responded to 2A Maryland Avenue to investigate the The Glen Cove community celebrat- up to Saturday’s main event, individual tie into this festive time of the year. strong smell of marijuana emanating ed Homecoming 2013 amidst the tradi- schools held respective activities, with Students and faculty at Glen Cove from the location. While interview- tional fanfare and spirited salutes that students and faculty dressing up in sport- High School led off the weekend cel- ing John Basile, age 34 of the same make the weekend so special. Leading wear or following themes of the day to address, detectives observed a digi- continued on page 5 tal scale, marijuana pipe and small amount of a substance believed to be marijuana on a desk. The defendant Fire Destroys Marietta Road Garage was taken into custody and his two By Carol Griffin Chief Grella called Glenwood Fire tack of the garage. The roof and the side year old daughter removed to a local Glen Cove Fire Department received Company for a F.A.S.T. Team. First due wall of the garage collapsed. Glen Cove hospital where she was admitted for a call about 8:45 p.m. on October 27 from engine # 528 picked up a hydrant past Fire Department called for an immedi- observation. Glen Cove Police Department reporting the house and 2nd due engine #529 ar- ate investigation of the fire. The fire was Police responded back to the res- a fire at 22 Marietta Road. First on the rived followed by Glen Cove’s Hook & extinguished within about a half hour. idence a short time later to execute a scene was Captain Justin Valeo followed Ladder #5211. Sea Cliff Fire Depart- Chief Solomito expressed thanks to the search warrant for the premises and by 2nd Assistant Chief Phil Grella. First ment was called for another engine to men and women of the Glen Cove Fire discovered an extensive marijuana Assistant Chief Joe Solomito arrived and the scene. Hand lines from Glen Cove’s Department and the mutual aid depart- growing operation. They recov- took over the command post. Initially, #528 and #529 stretched for a whole at- ments for a job well done. ered a digital scale, metal knuckles, there were reports of a person in the marijuana pipe, several pounds of a house. Firemen did a preliminary search substance believed to be Ketamine, in the house where smoke was through- several grams of a substance believed out the house and found no one in the continued on page 5 house. Fire destroys garage on Marietta Road, Glen Cove. Photo by Carol Griffin Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 31, 2013 Come Learn For Your Family’s Health GET THE TOXINS OUt OF YOUR HOME! Learn how you can get $100 worth of FREE products delivered directly to your door and how you can detox your home with safer products at discounted rates! Learn about a new rock solid company coming to our area that’s helping people go green without breaking the bank. Special presentations taking place at: Glen Cove YMCA- November 13 Page One Restaurant- November 20 Page One Restaurant- November 27 Limited space available. RSVP to 516-828-2515 The Gold Coast Gazette 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. 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 October 31, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 thank you REGGIE SPINELLO for approving of the job MAYOR RALPH SUOZZI is doing OF THE TIME! 97.1% MR. SPINELLO SAYS HE DOESN’T LIKE THE WAY THE MAYOR IS RUNNING THE CITY. But the truth is, his voting record as Councilman tells a different story. He’s voted exactly the same way as Mayor Suozzi 97.1% of the time on all city business, because HE KNOWS THE MAYOR IS DOING THE RIGHT THING FOR GLEN COVE. Mr. Spinello acknowledges Mayor Suozzi’s experience and leadership, by voting YES 97.1% of the time on important City business 2013 Budget • Borrowing for Capital Improvements • Borrowing for Police retirements • Borrowing for Revenue Anticipation Note (RAN) Land purchase • Zoning change • PBA Contract • Full-time hires • Promotions • Contracts with attorneys, engineers, assessors, consultants Sea Faire Waterfront Festival • Letter of Agreement with Waterfront Developers Thank you, Mr. Spinello, 97.1% for your VoteS of Confidence. ON TUES, NOV 5 - WE’LL BE VOTING FOR MAYOR SUOZZI, TOO! Of course, he didn’t always agree with the Mayor: Mr. Spinello turned down an $848,000 reimbursement from the Department of Transportation! He refused to use $1,876,000 in Federal Funds awarded to the City! He failed to support two budget transfers, a critical tool that helps control City expenses! He voted against License Plate Readers - technology that keeps our community safe -100% funded by federal grants! Paid for by Friends of Ralph Suozzi Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of October 31, 2013 & Endorse Tom Suozzi. Here’s why: “It will take Mr. Suozzi, whom we recommend with enthusiasm, to get Nassau moving forward again.” 10/22/13 “He brings the vision, vigor and experience needed to solve the county’s problems and restore its luster.” 10/20/13 Bringing fiscal responsibility back. suozzi2013.com “…a hard look at what the Mangano campaign trumpets as his major achievements shows they aren’t accomplishments at all.” his claims are “...disingenuous...” 10/20/13 According TO Mangano “…shifted the tax burden toward [home] owners… increasing their share of school taxes.” “...county fees have exploded” under Mangano. “…Mangano’s first budget was out of balance, and that led NIFA to once again put the county under state controls.” “Mangano seems incapable of presenting a budget that doesn’t need smoke and mirrors…” Paid for by the glen cove democratic committee Week of October 31, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Stop by for a Real Relationships • Real Warmth • Real Value A SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY 94 School Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 • T: 516.674.3007 • F: 516.674.4144 Empire State Association of Assisted Living www.theregencyatglencove.com Member Residence Kevin’s Smell Leads To Arrest CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Editor and Publisher Corner to be Benzylpiperazine, multiple grams Kevin C. Horton of a substance believed to be MDMA Photographers (Ecstasy), several pounds of vegetation Peter Budraitis by Kevin C. Horton believed to be marijuana and over thirty Richard Wilson Jr. marijuana plants. Art Director Serious Talk Basile was charged with six counts Milkenia Horton I, and my son Kacey, had a seri- The Gold Coast Gazette of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Circulation Manager ous talk with my 11-year-old daughter Substance, Criminal Possession of Mari- This week’s Gazette, through a spe- Robert J. Horton Samantha regarding her inherited Hal- juana 2nd Degree, Criminal Possession cial saturation mailing is being mailed to Layout Design loween obligations. Being that my son is of a Weapon 3rd Degree and Endanger- all of Glen Cove. We hope you enjoy this Jackie Comitino about to turn 16, there is some serious ing the Welfare of a Child. He was ar- week’s paper and decide to continue to Staff Writers obligations resting on her back. “Sam, raigned at First District Court in Hemp- have YOUR hometown newspaper deliv- John C. O’Connell listen we have something serious to talk stead on Thursday, October 24, 2013. ered directly to your door every week. Brenda Weck to you about,” Kacey and I said. “It all My late mother and I started the Gene Auciello rests on you!” We informed her, since Gold Coast Gazette in 1991 with the Carol Griffin Kacey is too old, and I (obviously) am FOR YOUR foundation that a weekly newspaper Matthew Ross too old, she and only she, has the distinct should be for the people and about the FAMILY’S HEALTH Sports Editor responsibility of obtaining enough candy people. YOUR hometown news, the kind Robin Appel to satisfy the sweet teeth in the family. Learn how you can get of news people would share over the Gazette logo designed by That includes my father, Kacey, back fence- Graduations, weddings, and $100 worth of FREE prod- artist Janice Leotti my wife (who won’t admit it but will achievements. We also stride to cover the Patricia Campbell Horton eat chocolate when presented with it) ucts delivered directly to news you need to know, politics, news Publisher Emeritus and myself… and of course any she de- sires… That’s a lot of loot! events, etc. in a balanced fair and un- your door and how you can biased platform.
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